The Salem which trials was believed to started when Samual Parris caught a group of girls dancing in the woods. To keep from getting accused of witchcraft Betty Parris pretended to be ill, as to try not to be involved in the accusations.
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<span>The attacks were mainly placed in the southern colonies: this was due to the prevalence of Loyalists, who had positive trade relations with the British empire. Concentrating the attacks in the south meant fewer colonists hostile to the British cause and a likely easier foothold in the colonies.</span>
The Treaty of San Ildefonso was an agreement between France and Spain where Spain gave back the colonial territory of Louisiana to France. It gave the French most of the Missisipi river, and new Orleans, which denied the U.S The Gulf of Mexico. I hope I could help! :D
The French invasion of Vietnam was very gradual and it was going on step by step for quite some time. Initially, France was sending missionaries in Vietnam in order to spread the religion and culture of France in order to set basis for further actions. The missionaries indeed had very large influence, but came to a big resistance by the local courtesans who had feared for their status in the society if the French missionaries continued their work.
That led to some tensions and an attempt to banish the missionaries, but the French intervened with their military and stopped that. Since that initial military conflict, the French started to invade Vietnam. It was a step by step invasion, where the French would have invaded a city, than another city, maybe lose some afterwards, but than return and reclaim it, and that went on for some time until the French managed to totally outmaneuver the Vietnamese and gain control over their territory.
Answer: They believe the dress is disrespectful, as it is too fancy. They think Kit would draw too much attention to herself.
<em>The Witch of Blackbord Pond</em> is a children's novel by Elizabeth George Speare. The book was published in 1958 and won the Newbery Medal in 1959.
The book tells the story of Katherine Tyler, who after the death of her grandfather in 1687, moves from Barbados to a Puritan community in Connecticut.
