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Samuel Parris preaches in Salem Village
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Samuel Parris is hired as Salem Village minister
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Joseph Porter, Joseph Hutchinson, Joseph Putnam, Daniel Andrew and Francis Nurse become the elected majority to the Salem Village committee.
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Multiple young girls in Salem fall ill
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The village physician concludes the girls were bewitched
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A cake is baked to identify the witches
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Sarah Good, and Osborne are arrested for suspicion of witchcraft
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Tituba confesses to witchcraft
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People begin major accusations against each other
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Bridget Bishop is the first person to be hanged
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Sarah Good, Elizabeth Howe, Sarah Wilds, Susannah Martin and Rebecca Nurse are hanged on Gallows Hill.
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George Burroughs, John Proctor, George Jacobs Sr., John Willard and Martha Carrier are hanged on Gallows Hill.
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Nine people accused are tried and condemned by the court.
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Gov. Phips pardons the remaining accused of witchcraft.