Name: Witch Trials Test
Part One (20 points) While all of these individuals were accused, not all were actually imprisoned or executed.
Check the boxes of the names of the 20 people who were executed
| Nehemiah Abbot Nehemiah Abbot Jun. Capt. John Alden Daniel Andrew Abigail Barker Mary BarkerWilliam Barker, Sen. William Barker, Jun. Sarah Basset Bridget Bishop Edward Bishop Mary Bridges Sarah Bridges Hannah Bromage Sarah Buckley George Burroughs Sarah Bishop Mary Black Mary Bradbury Candy (slave) Hannah Carrell Martha Carrier Andrew Carrier Richard Carrier Sarah Carrier Thomas Carrier Bethia Carter Elizabeth Cary Mary Clarke Deliverance Dane Mary DeRich Rebecca Dike lizabeth Dicer Ann Doliver Lydia Dustin |
Sarah Dustin
Rachel Clenton Sarah Cloyse Sarah Cole [I] Sarah Cole [II] Elizabeth Colson Giles Corey Martha Corey Rebecca Eames Mary Easty Esther Elwell Martha Emerson Joseph Emons Philip English Mary English Thomas Farrer, Sen. Edward Farrington Abigail Faulkner, Sr Abigail Faulkner, Jr. Dorothy Faulkner Captain John Flood Elizabeth Fosdick Elizabeth Fosdick Jun. Ann Foster Nicholas Frost Eunice Frye Dorcas Good Sarah Good Mary Green Elizabeth Hart Sarah Hawkes Margaret Hawkes Dorcas Hoar Abigail Hobbs Deliverance Hobbs |
William Hobbs Elizabeth How John Howard Francis Hutchens Mary Ireson John Jackson, Sen. John Jackson, Jun. George Jacobs, Sen. George Jacobs, Jun. Margaret Jacobs Rebecca Jacobs Abigail Johnson Elizabeth Johnson, Sen. Elizabeth Johnson, Jun. Rebecca Johnson Stephen Johnson Mary Lacey, Sen. Mary Lacey, Jun. John Lee Jane Lilly Mary Marston Susanna Martin Mary Morey Sarah Morrill Rebecca Nurse Sarah Osborne Mary Osgood Elizabeth Paine Alice Parker Mary Parker Sarah Pease Joan Peney Hannah Post Mary Post Susanna Post |
Margaret Prince Benjamin Proctor Elizabeth Proctor John Proctor Sarah Proctor William Proctor Ann Pudeator Abigail Roe Wilmor Reed Sarah Rice Susanna Roots Henry Salter John Sawdy Margaret Scott Ann Sears Abigail Soames Martha Sparks Tituba Indian Jerson Toothaker Mary Toothaker Roger Toothaker [Daughter of Roger Toothaker] Job Tookey Hannah Tyler Martha Tyler Mercy Wardwell Samuel Wardwell Sarah Wardwell Mary Warren Sarah Wilds Ruth Wilford John Willard Sarah Wilson, Sen. Sarah Wilson, Jun. Mary Withridge |
Part 2 (40 points) Identify each executed person with the fact.
1. She was the first person brought to trial and executed |
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2. He was pressed to death |
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3. He was a preacher from Wells, Maine who was brought to Salem, tried and hanged. |
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4. Her father's estate became entangled in litigation leaving her in poverty. |
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5. The jury first returned a "not guilty" verdict for this person, but was told to reconsider, and then brought in a verdict of "guilty." |
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6. John Best, Sr. accused this person of having murdered his wife, whom the person had served as a nurse. |
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7. Calling her a "rampant hag" and the "Queen of Hell," the Reverend Cotton Mather harbored no doubts that this person deserved to be executed as a witch. |
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8. Sister to Rebecca Nurse, her case gives insight into the workings of the trials, and her eloquent and legally astute petitions have been said to help bring them to an end. |
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9. This person was born on May 16, 1643 to a modest Quaker family in Boston. He studied carpentry and moved to Andover, Massachusetts in 1672 to find work. There he married his second wife, Sarah Hawkes, a wealthy widow with whom he had seven children. |
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10. This person, a farmer from Salem, was accused by Mary Warren of being a witch after his wife was imprisoned on the same charge. |
Part 3 (40 points) In chronological order, name the accused and the date of their execution.
Name of Accused |
Date Executed |
| 1. | 2. |
| 3. | 4. |
| 5. | 6. |
| 7. | 8. |
| 9. | 10. |
| 11. | 12. |
| 13. | 14. |
| 15. | 16. |
| 17. | 18. |
| 19. | 20. |
| 21. | 22. |
| 23. | 24. |
| 25. | 26. |
| 27. | 28. |
| 29. | 30. |
| 31. | 32. |
| 33. | 34. |
| 35. | 36. |
| 37. | 38. |
| 39. | 40. |