rest will follow. Modern day people learned this in Salem, Massachusetts

during the witchcraft trials. Hysteria is a main cause for people losing their

reasoning. Sensible people’s pleas were ignored because they had been

accused of witchcraft. No one wanted to listen to what he/she wanted to say.

People were afraid to speak out because he/she was afraid they would be

accused too. No one should ever be afraid to speak out what he/she thinks or

feels no matter what the consequences are. The AIDS virus gripped

Americans with hysteria. The idea of being thoughtless on a matter causes

hysteria in any group of people. The pleas of sensible people were ignored

for a few different reasons. People in Salem believed that there were witches

in Salem, and he/she were not going to think anything different. Once a few

people said there were witches, it turned into a huge hysteria of witchcraft.

During the witchcraft trials people would give good reasoning why he/she

pleaded innocent, but the people of the court would not listen to their pleas

of being innocent. If someone pleaded innocent, then they would be

brought into the court too. Many people were afraid to speak out against the

cure AIDS. Modern day society can all learn from the events that happened

they did back then. Everybody should have learned why people were losing

in Salem, Mass.,in 1692 had no lasting impact on the course of American

they would not be hung. Many intelligent people were just pushed to far,

doing. The trials should have been takin a lot more serious by the court

If someone pleaded guilty they might have been taken to jail and they would of had to

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