History of Magic

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History of Magic is a theoretical subject at Hogwarts that focuses on studying the events, figures, and developments of the wizarding world's past.

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instanceOf Hogwarts subject
theoretical subject
appearsIn Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone NERFINISHED
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban NERFINISHED
Harry Potter series NERFINISHED
assessmentMethod essays
written exams
classroomLocation Hogwarts castle NERFINISHED
contrastsWith practical magic subjects
coversTopic Famous wizarding wars
Founding of Hogwarts NERFINISHED
Giant wars
Goblin rebellions
Important magical treaties
International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy NERFINISHED
Witch trials
createdBy J. K. Rowling NERFINISHED
emphasizes theoretical knowledge
examType N.E.W.T. NERFINISHED
O.W.L. NERFINISHED
fictionalContext exists only in the Harry Potter fictional universe
firstYearOfferedTo Hogwarts second-year students
focusesOn developments in the wizarding world’s past
events of the wizarding world’s past
figures of the wizarding world’s past
wizarding history
goal learning from past magical conflicts
understanding historical causes of present wizarding society
languageOfInstruction English
partOf Hogwarts curriculum
relatedTo Muggle Studies NERFINISHED
Muggle history
requires good memory for dates and names
setInUniverse Wizarding World NERFINISHED
studentReputation considered boring by many students
targetStudents young witches and wizards
taughtAt Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry NERFINISHED
teacher Professor Cuthbert Binns NERFINISHED
teachingStyle lecture-based
note-taking from dictation

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