Inquisition: True or False?

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Yes/No: true or false about the Inquisition.

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Melisa Castro Díaz

Colombia

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Inquisition: True or False?Online version Yes/No: true or false about the Inquisition. by Melisa Castro Díaz 1 Those who confessed and repented could receive lighter penalties or reconciliation. Sí No 2 Witch hunts and trials over unconverted pagans were a central and defining activity of the medieval Inquisition. Sí No 3 The inquisitorial process relied on written records and formal legal procedures. Sí No 4 The accused were presumed innocent and granted a trial and defense. Sí No 5 Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for execution. Sí No 6 The presence of a physician was mandatory in any action that could harm the accused part. Any permanent damage was forbidden. Sí No 7 Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for the execution of sentences, where the punish was applied according to civil law. Sí No 8 The inquisitorial court was formed by local authorities who were best positioned to understand the character and case of the accused. Sí No 9 The Inquisition directly carried out executions as part of its judicial authority. Sí No 10 The use of torture was considered useful when a confession was needed to solve the lack of evidence. Sí No 11 The Inquisition judged baptized Christians accused of heresy. Sí No 12 The inquisitors were often recruited from the mendicant orders. Sí No

Inquisition: True or False?Online version

Yes/No: true or false about the Inquisition.

by Melisa Castro Díaz

Those who confessed and repented could receive lighter penalties or reconciliation.

Sí

Witch hunts and trials over unconverted pagans were a central and defining activity of the medieval Inquisition.

Sí

The inquisitorial process relied on written records and formal legal procedures.

Sí

The accused were presumed innocent and granted a trial and defense.

Sí

Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for execution.

Sí

The presence of a physician was mandatory in any action that could harm the accused part. Any permanent damage was forbidden.

Sí

Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for the execution of sentences, where the punish was applied according to civil law.

Sí

The inquisitorial court was formed by local authorities who were best positioned to understand the character and case of the accused.

Sí

The Inquisition directly carried out executions as part of its judicial authority.

Sí

The use of torture was considered useful when a confession was needed to solve the lack of evidence.

Sí

The Inquisition judged baptized Christians accused of heresy.

Sí

The inquisitors were often recruited from the mendicant orders.

Sí

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Those who confessed and repented could receive lighter penalties or reconciliation.

Witch hunts and trials over unconverted pagans were a central and defining activity of the medieval Inquisition.

The inquisitorial process relied on written records and formal legal procedures.

The accused were presumed innocent and granted a trial and defense.

Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for execution.

The presence of a physician was mandatory in any action that could harm the accused part. Any permanent damage was forbidden.

Those condemned were handed over to the secular arm for the execution of sentences, where the punish was applied according to civil law.

The inquisitorial court was formed by local authorities who were best positioned to understand the character and case of the accused.

The Inquisition directly carried out executions as part of its judicial authority.

The use of torture was considered useful when a confession was needed to solve the lack of evidence.

The Inquisition judged baptized Christians accused of heresy.

The inquisitors were often recruited from the mendicant orders.

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