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Women and men would also be accused for witch craft and would either be killed or sent to jail. These people would be mostly married and in the age ranges of 41-60. This took place in Massachusetts . The year and months were June 1692-May 1693. They also lived on separate side of the country.

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I think what caused the Salem witch trails was paranoia because people are normally afraid of the unexplained. When things are unexplained people fear why this happened and what caused this to happen.

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In document G kids were playing pranks on everyone. Telling them that some person was a witch than they go someone. Killed  because of there pranks but they did not stop there they kept going because they didn't want to get into trouble so. They kept going until everyone was paranoid and started to think that they were witches. That's why I believe that one of the reasons people were accused of being witches was because of children's pranks.

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Ergot( a fungus) ergotism, or long-term ergot poisoning, was once a common  condition resulting from eating contaminated rye bread.These include crawling sensations in the skin, tingling in the fingers, vertigo, …hallucinations,…mania, melancholia, psychosis, and delirium. All of these symptoms are alluded to in the Salem witchcraft records.

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People in the Salem witch trail were often diagnosed with Hysteria. This disease was caused because of so much anxiety and with all of the strange things that they were doing. They started to thing that they were witches when they weren't it was mostly all in their head.

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In this picture it is showing that they are looking for marks that say that she is a witch and if they should kill her or if she isn't a witch and can live with the other people.

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Bridget Bishop's grave and also the first person killed during the Salem witch trails

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Bridget Bishop's grave and also the first person killed during the Salem witch trails

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(Salem Town) residents…and outlying farmers (Salem Village). Prior to 1661 the richest 10 percent of Salem residents owned 21 percent of the town’s property, but by 1681 the richest tenth possessed 62 percent of all wealth. (Salem Village) was divided st, most Putnams lived in Salem Village’s less fertile western half, had little chance to share in Salem Town’s commercial expansion, and had lost the political influence that they once held in town.

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The document that I don't agree with is document C. I don't agree with this one because its saying that almost everyone that you know and care for could become or is a witch.

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In conclusion what I think happened in the Salem witch trials was that everyone was paranoid and then there was diseases and ergot on their food so that made everything seem worse then it actually was they were so paranoid that they sometimes even believed that they were witches themselves and then they were sent to prison but if they weren't going to say that they were a witch they would kill them and in conclusion they were all paranoid of the unexplained.