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" I am no more a witch than you are a wizard. If you take my life away, god will give you blood to drink." - Sarah Good

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"You tax me for a wizard, you may as well tax me for a buzzard I have done no harm.." - George Jacobs Sr

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The eastern side of Salem Village had wealth and political influence. While the western half farmed poor land and lost political power. Most of the accusers were the wealthy east side, almost all of the accused witches were on the western side. Which could mean that eastern had disliked the western side possibly because they were poor and didn't fit. The western could be jealous at various levels also.

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Charles Upham was a 19th century historian who lived in Salem and studied the witch trials in his adult life. In this, he explains how they acted and their "acting".

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In this document, Bridget Bishop is accused by girls who claimed that Bridget hurt them. Bridget told the "examiner" she doesn't know what a witch is and she didn't do anything. Shown in document A she was one of the 20 who got hanged.

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Most of the people who were accused were women, the reason is because women then didn't have much say, they started to not want to be a "perfect housewife" and people noticed this. Also, a lot of the accused were older people. The accusers were mostly women again.

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20 people got hanged for being accused of participating in witchcraft during 1692. 4 people died while in jail but they also were accused of doing witchcraft.  The hangings were done every month because they had a circuit court that met every month and they put the hangings in bunches.