The accussations of a group of young girls started the witch hysteria in salem. Soon many people in the town were crying witch on others and from the use of torture the accussed witches gave up names of others saying they were witches in hopes that by cooporating their torture would be lessened. It is not likely that any of the people tortured and killed were actually witches at all. you can learn about this and more at www.thewitchescollective.com
The major issue in 1692 was the Salem Witch Trials.
The Salem witch trials of 1692 are often cited as a key event illustrating the backsliding of the Puritan community. These trials reflected a departure from Puritan ideals of reason and community, leading to mass hysteria and the persecution of individuals accused of witchcraft. This period exposed the fractures within the community and a shift towards a more fearful and superstitious society, undermining the original values of the Puritan movement.
the court which held witchcraft cases of 1692
The Red Scare of the 1950s has been called a modern witch hunt. People were accused and convicted of Communism based on tenuous evidence like the witch trials; mass hysteria caused people to believe things that were ridiculous; and everyone realized how stupid it had been too late, lives had already been ruined.
According to the American playwright Arthur Miller, there weren't many differences. His play The Crucible is an extended consideration of the similarities between theMcCarthyism of the 1950s and the hysteria of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 (NOT 1962). Both periods in America's history showcase the darker side of human nature and our ability to exhibit a mob mentality under the guidance of authority figures. The most significance difference would be that McCarthyism effected the entire country, whereas the Witch Trials were limited to a much smaller region of the nation.
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In 1692, there was mass hysteria in Salem, Massachusetts and twenty innocent men and women were executed as witches. The exact cause of the mass hysteria is unknown to this day. All 20 people were pardoned After they were executed.
In 1692, there was mass hysteria in Salem, Massachusetts and twenty innocent men and women were executed as witches. The exact cause of the mass hysteria is unknown to this day. All 20 people were pardoned After they were executed.
The events of 9/11 caused mass hysteria in the immediate area. Synonyms for the word hysteria are panic, agitation, and nervousness.
The hysteria began in January, 1692. The trials themselves began in June, 1692. It all ended in October, 1692 when the government ordered it stopped.
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HYSTERIA IS MASS PANIC ---- Hysteria is a generic term for a condition with a non-organic cause.
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Mass hysteria and confirmation bias.