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Name Tutor Course Date A thesis proposal of the Salem witch trials and its lasting effects Abstract The Salem witch trial intends to reveal how the mentalities of the mob can rob individuals of their independent thinking. Social injustices and all accusations from witchcraft have been a major misunderstanding in the world. This has caused the need to address the issue of Salem witch trial in an attempt to minimize the embarrassments that often arise from the belief (Adams 22). Most importantly this paper gives an insight of the fears and lessons that people went through in came with very little reason (Adams 28). People were forced to pay for this believes and many had to die as a result. The main reason behind this trial was simply the conflicts that dealt with politics economics family religion and the people’s fears. Many people had to spend their lives in jail as a result of the trial. Works Cited Adams Gretchen A. The specter of Salem: remembering the witch trials in nineteenth-century America. University of Chicago Press 2008. Morrison Dane Anthony and Nancy Lusignan Schultz eds. Salem: place myth and memory. Northeastern University Press 2015. [...]
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Working Thesis Essay The Salem witch trials show how a mob mentality can rob individuals of their rational thought processes and can lead to gross injustices that would at the very least embarrass those who joined in the unfounded accusations of witchcraft. The story of the Salem witch trials continues to fascinate people because it has the potential to teach us important lessons about fear and prejudice among the masses.
Subject Area: Cultural Studies
Document Type: Case Study
