Factors that lead to the Salem Witch Trials are going to be outlined by five sub-points in this paper. The Salem Witch Trials took place in colonial Massachusetts during 1692. The court of Massachusetts found the trials unlawful and not true in January of 1697. Unfortunately, about two hundred men and women were accused, and twenty of those who were accused were hanged, tortured, imprisoned, and eventually executed over the period of one year. Religious, social, gender, economic and biological issues of both the Salem village and the Salem Town lead to the Salem Witch Trials.
In Colonial America, the Puritan religion was highly valued and ruled the New England. The church of Salem practiced Puritanism. Puritans believed that every human who
In Colonial America, the Puritan religion was highly valued and ruled the New England. The church of Salem practiced Puritanism. Puritans believed that every human who