Men were accused, tried and executed in witchcraft trials, but less often than women. In Salem, for example, out of 19 hanged, 5 were men.
He accused people of being a witch and then put them on a trial and if they were still thought of as a witch they were hung
Martha Corey is on trial. She was put on trial in Salem, Massachusetts as part of the infamous Salem Witch Trials of the 1600s.
The Salem trials were held in the summer and early autumn of 1692. There were other witch trials in Massachusetts. For example, there were witch trials and hangings in Boston in 1656.
She was not actually tried as a witch, but as a heretic. She was assaulted in prison (awaiting her trial) and her clothes were ripped to shreds. Rather than be vulnerable for sexual harassment, Joan put on men's clothes that were thrown to her. The English claimed that because she had chosen to dress as a man, she was going against God's word.
Care to put a comment on the disscussion page telling Answer.com which fictional account of the Salem trials you read? No boys laughed at how little sense the trials made. Only learned men and women believed the trials to be absurd.
No. Most men and boys do not get put off by small beauty marks and moles. Some even find them particularly attractive.
a witch was put to death by being burned at the stake. They would bind them to a pole or stake and set them onfire releasing the evil demon inside.
boys are stupid and girls sometimes have to put up with it and that's when boys become rude
Nineteen, fourteen women and five men.
Nineteen, fourteen women and five men.
Adolf Hitler was put on trial for treason in 1924.
The men who planned the revolt were arrested and put on trial. They were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment or death, depending on the severity of their involvement in the revolt.