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Document F didn't help at all I don't think that it had any contribution to my questions.

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in January 1697, the Massachusetts General Court decided that their should be a stop for the tragedy of the Salem Witch Trials; the court later agreed the trials are unlawful, and then after Samuel Sewall apologized for his roll in the trials.

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Courts relied on three kinds of evidence: 1 confession, 2 testimony of two eyewitnesses to acts of witchcraft, 3 spectral evidence, for example when the afflicted girls were having their fits, they would interact with an unseen assailant - the apparition of the witch tormenting them

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Salem Witch Trials were happening from June1692-May 1693

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One quote from a Salem Witch Trial "He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!"-Arthur Miller, The Crucible

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The Salem Witch Trials and executions became a combination of church politics

I think this quote means that one of his friends passed away from a Salem Witch Trial and this is what his friend wanted and he doesn't want to take his friends happiness

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People who've been accused, Elizabeth Booth, Elizabeth Hubbard, niece of Dr. William Griggs, local physician mercy Lewis-servant of George Burroughs Elizabeth "Betty" Parris daughter of the Rev. Samuel Parris

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that was the cause that found off the internet but in my opinion I feel like the Salem witch trial began because of drama and favoritism

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The Salem witch trials was an event of prosecutions of people accused of witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts Between February 1692 and May 1693

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The Salem witch trials began during the spring of 1662, after a group of young girls in Salem village,
Massachusetts,
claimed to be possessed by the devil and accused several local woman of witchcraft

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Salem witch trials took place in Massachusetts Bay Colony