2. Captain John Smith was a writer that published his first book in 1624. Captain Smith's first book was called A generall historie of Virginia. Captain Smith wrote this book from first hand, eyewitness accounts. Smith did a lot of traveling when he signed on with the Virginia Company of London.

As a writer Captain Smith wrote in great detail points out and expanding on sometimes non-important facts. The view smith wrote from came mainly from his state of mind, while the event was going on, this influen

To believe these people were actually possessed is not very likely. To believe these young people in the presence of Tituba, an African American, were merely succumbing to the power of suggestion is a lot doing what was expected of them by their peers. The power of suggestion and a little acting made these between experiences all to real for early settlers.

According to the "plain acts" Deane could not take life any more. The thought of his acts over the early years was too much for him to bear. Deane was rumored to have told people he was going to take his own life. Letters went around and newspapers wrote stories about him. One of Deane's last decisions was to board ship bound for America on this ship Deane waited out a storm land then took an our dose of Laudanum to bring on his own early demise. After his death, there were people that reported knowing of his plan to take poison. After learning of the story leading up to Silas Deane's death John Adams was heard saying it was to be expected.

The document is first read to extract the surface contact. At initial glance or first read of a document historians tend to focus on their expertise. To help counter this effect several historians may read and give their opinion to help come to a consensus. The declaration of Independence for example has the purpose of the document what is going to happen and lastly why Independence is being declared.

Several peculiarities about the witchcraft accusations are available but none as important as the fight between east and west. The resident of Salem had a problem; the west was happy farming and living under their own government. The east was content being the upper class and the merchant class. If the west broke off and formed their own village then the east would not benefit from the large towing taxes and manpower. The witchcraft accusations gave the people the ability to accuse any persons that countered their ideas. This created a dived between the east and the west or the accuser and the accused with the defender.

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