Can you imagine a witch trial like this in today's world, in the U.S.? Why or why not? What has changed to make such an event impossible or what has remained the same to make it possible?
I couldn't really imagine a witch trial in today's world, because things have changed so much. People aren't so scared and worried about witches anymore. If someone was accused to be a witch, people wouldn't really pay much attention to if, almost as if we don't even care about if someone is a 'witch' or not. Even though there are still very religious people, they aren't as strict as they were in Salem. They're opened to much more, and just kind of accept a lot of it. And then people aren't as hysterical as they were back then either.
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