The Salem Witch Trials

The Salem Witch Trials


For my research project, my mission is to inform the class about the significance effects of women and young females accused as witches during the time of  the 1600s.  I found this topic to be very interesting  to talk about especially about the females daily life of the Salem witch trial.


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