Tituba
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Tituba was an enslaved woman of Barbadian descent who worked in the Parris household and became one of the first individuals accused of witchcraft during the Salem trials after confessing under duress and describing elaborate meetings with the devil.
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Tituba was an enslaved woman from Barbados who was among the first three women formally accused of witchcraft.
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Betty Parris
Abigail Williams
Ann Putnam Jr
Samuel Parris
Mary Beth Norton
Linnda Caporael
Nicholas Spanos
Jack Gottlieb
Bridget Bishop
George Burroughs
Giles Corey
William Phips
Lady Phips
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