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So in background information it says "Was it just bored pre-teen girls caught in their own fantasies and forced to play their story out? and that leaves us thinking how some stuff were just coming out without any proof or verification

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My point here is trying to say that everything started because of rumors and that went on and one and now to that people started making stuff up without any evidence in court.

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“Thou shall not suffer a witch to live.”
Exodus 22:18, King James version of the Bible.

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On the document, G tells us how these children with no intention to harm no one started a rumor and that is when people started believing him and it went from bad to worst.

Based on this document it tells us, "It was perhaps their original design to gratify a love of notoriety or of mischief by creating…excitement in their neighborhood... They soon, however, became intoxicated by the terrible success of their imposture"

This states that thanks to this some things started getting out of control.

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I also chose document D because based on that image it states how people would examine women and any mark either it was a birth mark or something else people would think that that was a sign that they were actual witches which made people get out of control and start

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In my opinion thanks to rumors people started believing stuff and started a huge things and that is the reason people started killing them women.

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I did not agree with this document because it talks about evil spirits being everywhere but there was not enough evidence in my opinion.

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Based on document B because it shows us Salem Witchcraft Hangings. It gives us specific information like full names and dates of when "witches" were killed.
Based on the information
June 10- Bridget Bishop was the first one known died.

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Examination of a Witch, T.H. Matteson, 1853

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Examination of a Witch, T.H. Matteson, 1853