Salem witch trials
A defining example of intolerance and injustice in American history
The Salem witch trials were a series of trials, prosecutions, and executions of people accused of practicing witchcraft in Colonial Massachusetts between 1692 and 1693.
What were the salem witch trials?
Puritans, who sought freedom from the Church of England, established communities in New England in the early 1600s.
WHEN DID THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS HAPPEN?
What were the real causes of the trials?
1. Conflicts against French colonists
2. Conflicts against the Indigenous
3. A smallpox epidemic
4. Dry summers and cold winters
5. Tensions between the rural Salem Village and Salem Town
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How did the crisis start?
The crisis began when Betty Parris and Abigail Williams started acting strangely, convulsing and speaking in unknown languages. The girls accused Sarah Good, Sarah Osborne and Tituba.
BRIDGET BISHOP
TITUBA
How did the victims die?
The executions took place on Gallows Hill. The accused were hanged or they died in prison.
By October 1692, Governor William Phips replaced the court with a new one that no longer accepted spectral evidence.
The End of the Trials
What does salem's halloween celebration have to do with the salem witch trials?
Salem is known as "the Witch City". The witch symbol is used on "The Salem News" logo, on Salem police cars, and on the local high school football team's uniforms.
There is also the Salem Haunted Happenings Festival during the period of Halloween.
salem's legacy
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Salem witch trials
A defining example of intolerance and injustice in American history
The Salem witch trials were a series of trials, prosecutions, and executions of people accused of practicing witchcraft in Colonial Massachusetts between 1692 and 1693.
What were the salem witch trials?
Puritans, who sought freedom from the Church of England, established communities in New England in the early 1600s.
WHEN DID THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS HAPPEN?
What were the real causes of the trials?
1. Conflicts against French colonists
2. Conflicts against the Indigenous
3. A smallpox epidemic
4. Dry summers and cold winters
5. Tensions between the rural Salem Village and Salem Town
Write a cool subtitle here toprovide context
How did the crisis start?
The crisis began when Betty Parris and Abigail Williams started acting strangely, convulsing and speaking in unknown languages. The girls accused Sarah Good, Sarah Osborne and Tituba.
BRIDGET BISHOP
TITUBA
How did the victims die?
The executions took place on Gallows Hill. The accused were hanged or they died in prison.
By October 1692, Governor William Phips replaced the court with a new one that no longer accepted spectral evidence.
The End of the Trials
What does salem's halloween celebration have to do with the salem witch trials?
Salem is known as "the Witch City". The witch symbol is used on "The Salem News" logo, on Salem police cars, and on the local high school football team's uniforms.
There is also the Salem Haunted Happenings Festival during the period of Halloween.
salem's legacy