Persuasive public speaking? Drama? Actual happenings? What happened to create the trials and deaths of people in Salem back in 1692? Could it happen again?
You’ve looked at both primary and secondary sources concerning the Salem Witch Trials. Now, it’s your turn to report on the incident by writing a persuasive editorial for an imaginary newspaper in 1692.
Your editorial should explain your position; what you believe to be true about the trials; and what you think should have been done in this particular situation. Use information from the sources you have visited to support and provide details in your editorial.
You’re familiar with the Trials, but you may not be familiar with the concepts involved in writing an editorial. To read an explanation of editorials and how to write them, click HERE
Write your editorial in a word processing program and save it to your computer. When you are ready to send it to your teacher, click the ‘open’ button below to upload your work. You may upload more than one document for this assignment.
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