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Born on October 18, 1679 in Salem, MA. Died in 1716 in Salem, MA.

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36-37 years old

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Witness at the Salem Witch Trials

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Accuser

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Born November 28, 1682 in Salem, MA. Died March 21, 1760 in Sudbury, MA.

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9 years old

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Victim of a witch

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Accuser

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Born in 1674 in Salem, MA. Died in Salem, MA.

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18-20 years old

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Maidservant

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Accuser & Accused

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Born June 3, 1636 in Charlestown, MA. Died May 15, 1700 in Beverly, MA.

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56 years old

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Minister/Priest

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Couldn't find, but he was one of the most prominent and influential ministers associated with the Witch Trials.

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Born March 30, 1632 in Suffolk, UK. Died August 19, 1692 in Salem, MA.

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60 years old

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Farmer & Tavern Keeper

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Accused & Convicted for witchcraft (was the first accused male witch)

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War lasted from June 20, 1675 to April 12, 1678. King Philip's War, sometimes called First Indian War, Metacom's War, Metacomet's War, or Metacom's Rebellion, was an armed conflict between American Indian inhabitants of present-day New England and English colonists and their Indian allies in 1675-1678

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The significance was that the war was the single greatest calamity to occur in the 17th century puritan New England and is considered by many to be the deadliest war in the history of European Settlements in North America in proportion to the population.

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The name "Puritan" (sometimes called "precisionists") was a term of contempt assigned to the movement by its enemies. Puritan society stresses the sense of community that results from shared experiences and beliefs. As an unsurprising result, the church dominates the Puritan culture. Puritans believed that idle hands were the devil's playground. A typical day started at dawn and ended at dusk.

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The significance was that the Puritans expectations when moving to New England was to separate from the Church of England and perform societal and religious reform, but in fact did much more than just that. One of the major ideas the Puritans were credited with was inventing the idea of "grandparents" and their emphasis on the Nuclear Family, the idea of a family consisting of two adults and their children, a lasting effect today.

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Roger Williams was a charismatic young clergyman who first came to New England in 1631. Just as his fellow Puritans had criticized the Church of England as not going far enough to advance the kingdom of God, so Williams would use his prophetic voice to challenge the colonists to go further. Williams pursued this goal with a zeal that led him to insist on things most of his peers thought were too extreme. He felt more comfortable with the Plymouth Separatists (Pilgrims), but his drive to push the quest for purity even further soon worried the colonists there.

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The significance was that in November 1634, Thomas Dudley determined that Williams had continued to speak his mind on these issues. In April 1635, the General Court under Dudley's leadership summoned to desist from promulgating (promoting) his controversial views. In October 1635, Williams was ordered to be sent out of the colony.