Reasons the Craze Became So Widespread (Edexcel A-Level History): Quizzes

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Reasons the Craze Became So Widespread
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How many people faced accusations during the Salem witch trials?

Over 200 people

What did Puritans in Salem believe about the Devil?

He was active & could recruit humans

How did Indian attacks affect some of the young accusers?

They had been personally affected by them

Who were three of the initial young female accusers?

Parris, Williams, & Putnam

Why was Tituba's confession a critical turning point?

She provided first 'confirmation' of it

How did Salem Village differ from Salem Town?

Village was agricultural & less prosperous

What pattern emerged in who accused whom?

Villagers accused Town residents

What role did Cotton Mather play before the trials?

He gave sermons warning about witches

What was spectral evidence?

Testimony that accused's spectre appeared

Why did the trials end?

Authorities questioned spectral evidence

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