Targeted Groups

“Targeted Groups” identifies religious, cultural, and social groups persecuted during the Inquisition. Words such as *Jews*, *Muslims*, *Protestants*, and *Pagans* appear alongside labels like *Infidels*, *Outcasts*, and *Nonbelievers*. This word search reveals the range of individuals accused of heresy or nonconformity. It highlights how religious intolerance was institutionalized and broad in its reach.

This worksheet encourages discussions on inclusion, diversity, and the misuse of power. Students improve vocabulary by recognizing lesser-used terms like *Anabaptists* and *Sectarian*. It enhances word recognition and historical empathy. Searching supports visual literacy and improves focus. It also fosters understanding of group identity and the historical consequences of religious intolerance.

Vocabulary Words On This Word Search – Moors, Jews, Muslims, Lutherans, Protestants, Heretics, Pagans, New Christian, Sectarian, Anabaptists, Relapsed, Moriscos, Infidels, Nonbelievers, Outcasts