Question

In the context of the text, what are the effects of following the crowd? Would these witch hunts have been possible without the support of others? Why do you think people supported these prejudiced hunts? Cite evidence from this text, your own experience, and other literature, art, or history in your answer.

Answer 1

The effect of following a crowd, is it makes you follow someone or a group of people and stops you from seeing it from taking a different approach of view and taking a different approach. Furthermore, you can continue to follow people until you realize its wrong and its too late and results with consequences.

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Answer 2

In the context of this text, the effects of being the type of person to follow the crowd is that it can stop you from doing things the way you want to deep down. On top of that, you don't realize until after how it can change you, with the consequences on top of it as well. I think these hunts wouldn't have been possible without the support of others because if everyone is living in fear, they should want to rely on others to help get through it. I think people were supporting these prejudiced hunts because at the time, they couldn't think of any other scenarios that would help them get through this, considering how they were living.