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When and where? During the summer of 1692, 19 men and women, convicted of witch craft, were taken to gallows hill near salem village to be hanged. 

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When and where? During the summer of 1692, 19 men and women, convicted of witch craft, were taken to gallows hill near salem village to be hanged. 

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An "Accuser"- Ann and Abigail became the most popular and youngest accusers. Of the afflicted and the accusers, they were all related to the Putnam family somehow. Later on, Ann gave a public apology for her participation in these trials. 

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An "Accuser"- Ann and Abigail became the most popular and youngest accusers. Of the afflicted and the accusers, they were all related to the Putnam family somehow. Later on, Ann gave a public apology for her participation in these trials. 

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Why? People made such accusations due to ongoing war, economic conditions, religious strife, teenage boredom, and personal jealousies. 

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Why? People made such accusations due to ongoing war, economic conditions, religious strife, teenage boredom, and personal jealousies. 

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A "judge"- Hathorne, a very religious man, won a position as justice of the peace and county judge because of his political skills. Hathorne served on a committee to find a replacement for Salem minister George Burroughs in 1686, and eventually sentenced him to death, as he believed the devil could use witches to undermine the purpose of the church and do harm to people.

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A "judge"- Hathorne, a very religious man, won a position as justice of the peace and county judge because of his political skills. Hathorne served on a committee to find a replacement for Salem minister George Burroughs in 1686, and eventually sentenced him to death, as he believed the devil could use witches to undermine the purpose of the church and do harm to people.

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How it began... Three girls, Ann Putnam, Mercy Lewis, and Mary Walcott, began to demonstrate suspicious  behavior. Their doctor, William Griggs, upon examination determined that their behavior was caused by a supernatural being of sorts. 

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How it began... Three girls, Ann Putnam, Mercy Lewis, and Mary Walcott, began to demonstrate suspicious  behavior. Their doctor, William Griggs, upon examination determined that their behavior was caused by a supernatural being of sorts. 

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A "confessed"- The Hobbs family was accused of witch craft. Abigail, the daughter of the family, was known for being a wild and disrespectful young girl. Being the first to be arrested, she was a witness against both of her parents and eventually went to accuse and convict other witches to save her own life. 

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A "confessed"- The Hobbs family was accused of witch craft. Abigail, the daughter of the family, was known for being a wild and disrespectful young girl. Being the first to be arrested, she was a witness against both of her parents and eventually went to accuse and convict other witches to save her own life. 