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They weren't. In fact the whole thing was a mass hysteria about nothing.
Mass hysteria caused by an over zealous religious faith all fueled by superstition, panic, and rumor. Tituba, A West Indian indentured servant recently imported to a household in Salem, had been telling stories and folklore about demons and spells to several young girls who, in turn, spread the stories through the neighborhood. Such stories of witches and demons and spells to ward them off or attract them had always been in circulation, but under the influence of an "authority" like Tituba, they took root in the minds of some very impressionable adolescent girls and spread.
Lots of people. Mechanised mass production of products of uniform size & quality began in Britain in the late 18th century. The production-line system was first introduced at the Portsmouth naval dockyard block mills in England in 1803. The 20th-century assembly line was developed by Henry Ford in 1913 for his Model T automobile: more than 15 million were produced over 1908-27.
Mass leisure culture is the idea that people can pursue leisure in the middle classes, as opposed to the past, where only the rich and noble could afford entertainment. Mass leisure arose during the time of the Industrial Revolution, which spanned from the 18th to 20th centuries.
The events of 9/11 caused mass hysteria in the immediate area. Synonyms for the word hysteria are panic, agitation, and nervousness.
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HYSTERIA IS MASS PANIC ---- Hysteria is a generic term for a condition with a non-organic cause.
Black Mass Hysteria was created on 2012-02-14.
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the enormous land mass of Russia in the 18th century restricted the effectiveness of the Russian monarchy because it decentralized the government. It was extremely hard to rule such a large area without woes!
Mass hysteria and confirmation bias.
The purpose was to highlight the powerful influence of media, particularly radio, on public perception and behavior. It showcased how easily misinformation or sensationalized content can lead to panic and hysteria among the audience. It also served as a cautionary tale about the potential consequences of unchecked media influence.
The needs that led to the spread of the steam engine in 18th and 19th century in Europe were the necessity for mass production, and the need to cut down the production costs.
Mass hysteria can lead to widespread panic, irrational behavior, and the spread of misinformation. It can also result in social unrest, violence, and damage to individuals' mental and physical well-being. Additionally, mass hysteria can strain emergency services and resources, leading to further chaos and confusion.