When Reverend Parris discovers the girls he asked what was happening, they accused their slave Tituba of bewitching them. His concern was to know who bewitched them. Parris pressed Tituba until she confessed to being a witch. Her husband, John Indian, started accusing others, as did the girls. The deception spread and many were arrested and imprisoned. During the 16 months that the phenomenon lasted and the trials, 19 people were hanged and one, Giles Corey, tortured to death. As Samuel Parris had been an active defender of the accusers in cases of witchcraft, his parish denounced him in 1693 for his participation. Parris apologized by writing the essay Meditions for Peace, which he presented in November 1694. Increase Mather defended him before the church.
In 1696 the situation had become so untenable that he resigned his post and left Salem.
Answer:the Ancient Egyptians
Although archery probably dates back to the Stone Age – around 20,000BC – the earliest people known to have regularly used bows and arrows were the Ancient Egyptians, who adopted archery around 3,000BC for hunting and warfare. In China, the earliest evidence of archery dates to the Shang Dynasty – 1766-1027BC.
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c. oil
d. steel
Answer:
The propper answer is Steel
Explanation:
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A. Turkey threatened to have the United States destroy Cuba if the Soviets attacked Turkey.
B. the Soviet Union decided to send nuclear weapons to Cuba in 1962.
C. the United States president threatened to shoot down Soviet planes and announced a total "air blockade.
D. President Johnson sent American troops to Cuba.
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The answer is that Bryan served as secretary of state and in the House of Representatives. He ran three times as President but lost each time. He was against joining the First World War but supported Prohibition. He also was an advocate of Silver rather than Gold Standard.