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Fofino [41]
1 year ago
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6. Do the statistics in Document B support Upham? Explain your thinking. ​

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natita [175]1 year ago
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Because the accusers are primarily female and relatively young, the figures in document B back Upham.

Salem Village, a small hamlet in the Massachusetts Bay Colony (present-day Danvers, Massachusetts), went through a period of unrest and little political direction in the late 1600s.

Leading families were socially divided, and groups supporting and opposing Samuel Parris, the village's new preacher, were divided. They were driven to find out who had bewitched them after some young girls in the hamlet (two of whom were related to Parris) began acting strangely and had fits.

Trials, uproar, and a frenzy that produced additional allegations—often amongst the various factions—followed their initial claims.

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