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Unit 1 [In Class Work] The Trial of Sarah Good FULL VERSION

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Analyze this primary source painting from the 1600s. In what ways do you see the hysteria of the Salem Witch Trials depicted? Circle at least three examples in your answer.

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Sarah Good was accused of

stealing money.

tormenting young girls.

kidnapping children.

enchanting the village.

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The author uses the phrase "presently they were all tormented" mainly to emphasize that what kind of evidence was accepted in court?

Legal documentation

Proven facts

Scientific evidence

Spectral evidence

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Sarah Good's husband supported her throughout the trial.

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After reading the primary source, respond to the following prompt in at least three complete sentences:
On what grounds did the Puritans find Sarah Good guilty of witchcraft?
Provide at least one piece of evidence to support your claim, and make sure to explain them thoroughly.
Helpful sentence starters:
Claim: "The Puritans found Sarah Good guilty of witchcraft because ....." (write the grounds for which she was convicted here)
Evidence: In the transcript, "insert quote here" (Cheever, 1691-1692)
Reasoning: "This quote demonstrates that..." (explain here how the quote you chose supports/strengthens your claim)