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Witch hunts were very unethical. Also it's funny how the church/ officials condemned those being accused of being witches when murder is considered a sin. They say "leave it to God" but act like God themselves (God complex) by giving the punishment when it should be God's duty to enforce punishment, according to the church. The Puritans contradict their strict belief systems and so resulted in multiple unjust deaths.

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Video 2-the second documentary focuses on the trials while the first one focuses on how to identify a witch

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In the second documentary it was basically just about the trials and all the women that were accused.

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(VIDEO 2) I thought that the second documentary was very descriptive, because it went into detail about the things that happened in Salem during the witch trials, acknowledging the people who died, and discussed the reasoning behind the accusations. I also think that the documentary was easy to follow, because the first documentary already discussed some of the things shown in the second one.

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I can't believe the girls could live with themselves after falsify accusing other women about witchcraft. then the girls just watch them get killed or sent to jail for no reason.

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I find it crazy how many people were killed during the trials even though they didn't have good evidence. I feel like it is unfair to punish someone because of religion, what if they dont want to believe in it.

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I thought it was sad on how if you weren't seen as holy or lonely that you would be picked on. Main targets of these accusations at the start were all seen as "unholy" women when they were just trying to live their lives. Left me feeling mad and sad.

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what I found crazy was that there was a floating test to see if a person was a witch to not and that girls were always amused of being a witch because that's what no one wanted to be a witch but I also think people just called witch on other people just for hate towards another.

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What I found confusing was the swimming witches test when they put the accused in the water and if they float they are a witch and if they didn't they weren't a witch so if the accused wasn't a witch and still float they would be burned alive and if the accuse was a witch why didn't they kill the witch on the spot instead of burning them

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I find it interesting that so many were accused, tortured, and died because of witchcraft that never existed in the way they interpreted it. It's interesting that throughout that time no one question the humanity of killing and torturing .

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I wonder why they believed that the majority of people who did witchcraft were women. Why did they need to go to extreme lengths to finally get them to talk.

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it's sad how misogynistic men changed the view of women. They were seen as goddesses, divine, nurturing and healers to this evil being causing people to fear and hate women. I saw men because during the time men held power in church but everyone seemed to fear "witches".

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i think it's weird how people were very quick to accuse women who were single or widowed. i also think the torture method was harsh and disturbing, because they would go to the extent where the accused were on the verge of dying. swimming the witch was disturbing because either if they were guilty or innocent they would die. they stopped accusing people when they started to accuse 'big names', that's when accusing people of being witches died out.

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I think that the “swimming the witch” test was pretty crazy and weird. It’s was surprising that they make that test but i doesn’t really determine anything because you basically still die either way if you sink or float.

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it's sad how misogynistic men changed the view of women. They were seen as goddesses, divine, nurturing and healers to this evil being causing people to fear and hate women. I saw men because during the time men held power in church but everyone seemed to fear "witches".

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it's sad how misogynistic men changed the view of women. They were seen as goddesses, divine, nurturing and healers to this evil being causing people to fear and hate women. I saw men because during the time men held power in church but everyone seemed to fear "witches".

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-Ashley Flores

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Its odd that people has nothing else to do for 200 years besides burn each other because they thought they were witches. Also intresting how children were also seen as witches no one was safe.

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I find it crazy how serious they took the claims of 3 little girls who wanted attention and then it all ends when they accuse the governors wife

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One thing I found crazy was the floating test to see if they were a witch or not because either way the victim was bound to die no matter if they were accused by another person just because they had issues with eachother.

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(VIDEO 1) I thought that the story behind the Salem Witch Trials was very interesting. I think that many people just wanted to blame something/someone for bad things that happened, and decided to blame witches because they are associated with powers.

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I think that the Salem Trials were very unnecessary, and how funny it is that they stopped accusing people of being witches after someone in high power was accused.

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I was genuinely very confused as to why the girls of Salem did it for attention, and why they spasmed after they thought they saw the coffin in the egg.

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It’s weird how no one questioned what they where doing for 200 years