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In conclusion the Salem Witch trail was a quick, but strange events that could have had any number of true causes. The Salem Witch trials is a good example of human fear, their ability to lie, or their inability to effectively fight parasites. But, know I truly want to know if any of the possible causes I have found are truly what caused this confounding event.

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Which document didn't help me or did I not agree with?

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Which document didn't help me or did I not agree with?

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I would say that document K didn't really help me, because it is the testimony of a child, and they later give the mother (who has the grievances her own testimony, so I think that giving the example of the child is unneeded and I really only needed what the mother had to say.

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Sourced from life magazine 1942. This shows a young girl being accused of being a witch and clinging to I think her father who is trying to get the authorities away.

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This is a painting by F. O. C. Darley, Wm. L. Shepard, Granville Perkins. This painting shows an "afflicted girl falling to the floor in front of the judges bench with an accused woman there on trial.

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This is a Painting by Thomas Slatterwhite Noble. In this painting it seems that a woman is about to be hung for being convicted as a witch.

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Almost everyone In the town of Salem were involved somewhat or another in the Witch Trials, But the main people were young girls who served as the accusers of who were the witches. The Salem Witch trials happened in Salem, but the same thing was happening in other places around the world. In the Salem Witch trials people were accused of being a witch because of suspicion and fear of the Puritan people. The witch trials started abruptly and ended the same way, and it went from February 1692 - May 1693.

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One of the most possible causes for the Salem witch trials is Rye Poisoning caused by Ergot. This is one of the most likely causes because Ergot can appear at random, then disappear just as quickly. This is important because it shows why the Salem Witch trials would have started and ended so suddenly. Also the side effects of Ergot poisoning coincide with the "fits" the "afflicted" people were having. Info From Document N.

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The Salem witch trials could have also been caused by animosity between people. This could be a cause because one of them might accuse the other of being a witch, knowing that the bible says to kill all witches, so they don't have to deal with them anymore.  An example of this is from Document M, where it is told that one of the accused witches (Rebecca) had a very hostile relationship with another woman ( Ann Putnam) , because of their differing town authorities, and a dispute Rebecca's husband had with Ann's father in law.

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There is also strong evidence that class divisions could have started or contributed to the Salem Witch Trials. This could have been the reason, because if you look at the map  from Document I, you can see where most of the accusers were. If you look, it is clear that most of the accusers were people living in the West. This is significant because in Document J it tells us that the West part of Salem is poorer and has less political say. This could have lead to hostile behavior and them wanting to get rid of some of the people in the East more rich part.

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The "afflicted" girls and people could have also been the cause. This could be so, because from Document G it says that the there can be no doubt that they were great actors. This shows that the "afflicted" could have been acting as if someone was a witch for fun. They might have continued to do this, because they didn't want to say they did it as a joke after Bridget Bishop died. Another thing, is that they could have been kinda drunk off their own power of being able to get rid of someone, or they were just very wicked and corrupt. Finally, from Document A it says, " Thou shall not suffer a witch to live", and this might have given the kids the idea that if they accuse someone of being witch if they follow this quote which is from the bible, then that person would die.