The culture of Salem led to very significant events, creating the start to persecute innocent beings as “witches.” Perhaps the strict binding Puritan society had played a role in the killings of innocent others. With learning from these events, it will give us all the chance to teach us important lessons of fear and prejudice. Roughly fifty year after Salem being settled, (Linder, 2002) does Martha Goodwin age thirteen begin showing very bizarre behavior. Soon after her siblings are to promote the same actions and moods as she.
This was following an agreement with the laundress, Goody Clover. She then was hung for witch craft a short while later. Soon after, Samuel Parris is to be the new minister of the Puritan dwelt town, Salem. Townspeople are very upset and look to have him leave town for they are not willing to give up their hard earned money to a man from Boston. Shortly, two young girls, one being the daughter of Samuel Parris, start exhibiting behavior very much the same as the children …show more content…
Having such trials and punishing gave the people of Salem satisfaction because they were proving to themselves and their neighbors they believed in God and would do whatever it would take to banish evil as well as the devil from this world. Even if this proceeded in the killings of many innocent beings. They had believed that Satan had choose people and even animals to carry out his doings on this earth. Starting from the beginning, Goody Glover, (real name Ann Glover,) (Wikipedia, 2015) a catholic women from Ireland, living in Massachusetts in 1688. After the Goodwin children had become sick, it was thought to be an act of witch craft. She was tried for witch craft to be found guilty because she was not able to say the lords pray in English, but only fluently in native
This was following an agreement with the laundress, Goody Clover. She then was hung for witch craft a short while later. Soon after, Samuel Parris is to be the new minister of the Puritan dwelt town, Salem. Townspeople are very upset and look to have him leave town for they are not willing to give up their hard earned money to a man from Boston. Shortly, two young girls, one being the daughter of Samuel Parris, start exhibiting behavior very much the same as the children …show more content…
Having such trials and punishing gave the people of Salem satisfaction because they were proving to themselves and their neighbors they believed in God and would do whatever it would take to banish evil as well as the devil from this world. Even if this proceeded in the killings of many innocent beings. They had believed that Satan had choose people and even animals to carry out his doings on this earth. Starting from the beginning, Goody Glover, (real name Ann Glover,) (Wikipedia, 2015) a catholic women from Ireland, living in Massachusetts in 1688. After the Goodwin children had become sick, it was thought to be an act of witch craft. She was tried for witch craft to be found guilty because she was not able to say the lords pray in English, but only fluently in native