The Accusers

accused 61 of them were married woman from the ages 41-60. Also that from the accusers 23 of them were single woman from the ages 16-20. There were many people in Salem that were accused of being a witch, how about we dig a bit deeper into why they were being accused? In document B it states that most of the accused (41) were older woman from the ages 41-60 and most were probably married. It also states that most of the accusers (23) were women from the ages 16-20 and were probably single. Maybe the

possessed and the the girls were DRUNK WITH POWER!!!! The Salem Witch Trials was caused by two young poor children who acted like they were possessed. Most of the accusers were under 20 years old so that means that most likely the two girls did it. Most of the Accusers were poor and lived on the westernmost part of town. Most of the Accusers were under the age of 20 so the girls did most of the harm.The genders of the Accused the most was woman (only one man was accused and he was stoned to death)(Doc

Lying by the accusers and the belief in lies by adults of Salem due to ongoing class and land struggles were all prevalent causes of the 1692 Salem Witch Trial hysteria. The young female accusers possibly due to a lack of power under the older married women were motivated to accused those older women of witchcraft. Not only did the girls lie in their accusations

laws must be working with the devil. The first people to be accused were outcasts and didn’t follow the laws perfectly, making them the perfect people to accuse of witchcraft. Even if the accused, like Sarah Cloyce, proved they believed in God the accusers would just act out in fit and say her spectrum

laws must be working with the devil. The first people to be accused were outcasts and didn’t follow the laws perfectly, making them the perfect people to accuse of witchcraft. Even if the accused, like Sarah Cloyce, proved they believed in God the accusers would just act out

described in the trials are violent muscle spasms, vomiting, delusions, hallucinations, crawling sensations on the skin, and more. d. Argument #2: Linnda Carporeal, a college student in the early 1970s, found that there was a strange link between the accusers and the symptoms. e. Argument #3: This link found shows us that this could be one of the reasons for the salem witches to be found guilty. II. Body

silent–which provides the opportunity for the accuser to refrain from self-incrimination.

"Rebecca's in the jail!" By making the most "pious" character in the play, Rebecca Nurse, be charged with witchcraft Miller creates a connection to the unlikely communist charges made upon most of the accused. He brings to awareness the hypocrisy of the accusers. Injustice was brought forth hidden in a façase of justice. This connection and symbolism

its purpose was to eliminate the face to face between the accuser and the child. The amendment was compelled toward supporting the child but overlooking the rights of the accuser because it eliminates the face-to-face confrontation between the two. Nevertheless, the Supreme Court's stated that the hearsay fulfills the Confrontation Clauses regardless if the victim was a presence of sufficient indicia of reliability(Goodman, 1995). The accuser challenges the law by stating that not only their Sixth

and his accusers speak. Indeed, Socrates makes a plain argument while his accusers speak persuasive language. (a) More to the point, Socrates mentions differences in their languages. The difference in their languages lies in the fact that Socrates’ accusers are use persuasive language while Socrates uses plain language. (b) Arguably, Socrates uses plain and argumentative language because he wants to pin his opponents down and expose their ignorance. On the other hand, Socrates’ accusers use persuasive