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Overall Summary of SWT

happened in Massachusetts between 1692-1693. 200+ people were accused for witchcraft and 20 were executed. Witchcraft craze in EU from 1300s to 1600s. Salem trials happened as EU craze started to die down

1689

English rulers Williams and Mary started King William's War between French and American colonies and it ravaged Salem in the Mass Bay colony

Samuel Parris

Salem's first minister and many disliked him because he was greedy

Elizabeth Parris

Parris's daughter that starts to have fits

Abigail Williams

Parris's niece and starts to have fits as well along with Elizabeth

Ann Putnam

Another girl who starts to have the same symptoms as well

Who accused the three women for being witches?

Jonathan Corwin and John Hawthorne

Tituba

She was a slave that confessed to being a witch and mentioned that there were other witches looking to destroy the Puritans

Sarah Good and Sarah Osbourne

They were both accused of being witches and claimed to be innocent.

Dozen of people in Salem were questioned in April when Deputy Governor ____________ began attending the hearing

Thomas Danforth

When did Governor Williams Phipps established the Special Court of Over?

May 27, 1692

Who was the first woman who was hanged on June 10?

Bridget Bishop

Where were the 'witches' executed?

Gallows Hill

19 people were hanged on Gallows hill by

May 1693

Who was pressed to death with heavy stones?

Giles Corey

What happened after the Salem Witch trials?

Many like judge Samuel Sewell confessed to error and guilt, general court ordered day of soul searching for the tragedy


1702 court decided trials to be unlawful


1711 colony reimbursed the victim's families


1957 Massachusetts formally apologized for the trials

What was the trials used as?

It was used as a allegory for McCarthyism Paranoia