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    Unknown World My sister lost her sanity. A week ago, she started to tell me that she sees a lot of frightening people everywhere she goes. I thought she was confused her real life with the stories she found. Because she commenced to read true crimes around that time. However, last night I finally understood that she was really seeing those scary figures. The sky was covered with cloud and though it was around 5 pm. It seemed like it was already 8 pm. I was on the way home and I was about to go…

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    Paranoia and despair has been a tool in survival since the beginning of humanity; during the Roman Inquisition in the 13th century, the Catholic Church was anxious from the fine line of superstition and witchcraft being a threat to their teachings. During this time period, two Theologist professors by the names of Jacob Sprenger and Heinrich Kramer crafted an essential “guidebook” for Inquisitors in search of witches. Appropriately named, Malleus Maleficarum, Latin for “The Hammer for Witches”,…

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    Salem Witch Trials I wonder how it would feel to be accused for being possessed by the devil and practicing witchcraft. Especially at a young age of nine or eleven. It seems very bizarre to me that this even happened. I am here to elaborate on this topic about some facts that I never knew about the Salem Witch Trials. Firstly, I found that in January of 1692 young girls started being accused of witchcraft. The first two young girls that were accused were Elizabeth Parris, age nine, and Abigail…

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    Salem Witch Trialshttps://www.paperrater.com/ticket/3be2177e0222dbfc95ce5d886-3c508acc485c49e57fd9ce7188cfede8Topic: The Salem Witch TrialsQuestion: What were the Salem Witch Trials and why did it affect the U.S?Thesis: The Salem Witch Trials were a series of hearings of over 200 people who were presumed to be witches, 13 women and 5 men of those who were brutally killed. These so-called witches were accused of black magic and curses, and were burned/hanged for those accusations. The Salem Witch…

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    Basmah Altimimi Deana Period 4 October 15, 2015 The Crucible Research Project Since the beginning of time witches and witchcraft have been seen as a sinful and evil fad in society. Witchcraft is a religious and spiritual belief. People have been practicing paganism since the beginning of time (stone age). They believed in nature, gods, goddesses, but this has changed throughout time (pagans path). The evolution of witchcraft has changed throughout history, from being a small society…

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    According to Gaskill, witchcraft is defined as “the practices of a witch or witches, especially the use of magic or sorcery” (1). The gender people typically think of when someone mentions the word “witch” is women. Women have become the image of witchcraft in the pre-industrial era and still wear the façade today. Because of the roles female healers had in the pre-industrial era, their work created relationships and false reputations that made them vulnerable to accusations. Healers would…

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    “What caused the Salem witch trials of 1692?” Arthur Miller in the play, The Crucible, writes the response in response to McCarthyism in the 1950’s. In 1692 the Salem witch trials took place in a puritan society in Salem Massachusetts. Teen girls believed to be involved in witchcraft and were later responsible for the adverse trials. In the late 1940’s senator McCarthy came to office. Senator McCarthy and some of his allies were responsible for the uprising of hysteria in the United States in…

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    Salem Witch Trials.. most of the time when you hear those words you might just ignore the Salem and Trials and go straight to witches and think of the creepy ones that are on brooms that you hear stories about around halloween time or the ones in movies that want to eat children, Well these kind of Witches are different. The famous Salem Witch trials started in spring of 1692 when a group of young girls claimed that they were possessed by the devil and later accusing several women of…

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    Attention grabber- A “witch hunt” is defined as a campaign directed against a person or group holding unorthodox or unpopular views. The Salem Witch Trials were a dark time in American History, while the Holocaust was a dark time in Human History. In the spring of 1692 in Salem Massachusetts, a group of girls led by Abigail Williams claimed that their uncontrollable screaming and fits were responses from being touched by the devil. In the winter of 1933, the German army was led by Adolf Hitler…

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    Hysteria and LSD Trips in the Salem Witch Trials The Salem Witch Trials were a dark time in American History. It took place in the town of Salem, Massachusetts, 1692, where many girls claimed to be aiding the devil and practicing witchcraft. Along their way, they accused many other women in their town of also being witches. A wave of hysteria spread and many women, men, and children were tried in court for practicing witchcraft. Bridget Bishop was the first girl to be convicted as a witch, and…

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