Explain the ethical dilemma created by being accused of witchcraft in salem? (100 + words)

The notorious Salem witch preliminaries started amid the spring of 1692, after a gathering of young ladies in Salem Village, Massachusetts, professed to be controlled by the fallen angel and blamed a few nearby ladies for black magic. By September 1692, the insanity had started to subside and general conclusion betrayed the preliminaries.  

The Salem witch preliminaries happened in frontier Massachusetts somewhere in the range of 1692 and 1693. In excess of 200 individuals were blamed for rehearsing black magic—the Devil's enchantment—and 20 were executed. In the end, the settlement conceded the preliminaries were a mix-up and remunerated the groups of those indicted.  

Bridget Bishop. At the point when the uncommon Court of Oyer and Terminer met in Salem Town toward the beginning of June, the primary argument it heard was against Bridget Bishop, a nearby widow, as the examiner expected her case would be anything but difficult to win.

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i see, would you mind putting it as one?