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Primary Document on the Salem Witch Trials

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Primary Document on the Salem Witch Trials

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This book is a primary source written by John Hale in 1967, the book was an explanation about the witches and explained how it was Satan and not the witches who were the girls.

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This map shows the location of Salem

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This picture shows a witch using her alleged "powers".

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To conclude, Jack and I decided that it was more likely that many people could've accused people of witchcraft out of jealousy. Many people were religious meaning it would not be far fetched to convince someone, a priest for example, and turn the tables on many people they did not liked or for their intentions. This could've escalated into people accusing everyone left and right of being a witch as rumors tend to falsely go around without much evidence.

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In document 4 it shows a council undressing a woman to find a witches mark on her body. There are no quotes for this document because it is a picture. Witches were believed to have an impurity on there body such as a growth on there skin or a birth mark.

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Most of the witches and defenders live on the right side of Salem Village. There could be a type of feud between the left and right side.

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"They say you bewitched your first husband to death" One of the young women could have had a grudge against Bridget Bishop and murdered her husband to accuse her.

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In 1692 there were "61 married women accused" of being a witch. There are also "23 single women who accused" the married ones. I think that the young single women accused the older married women so that they could marry the now single men.

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Have you ever seen or heard of witches? In the early 1690's, Salem, Massachusetts had many trials and accusations on many citizens being witches. The Salem witch trials were caused by jealousy and feuds between people.