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granted the general court the authority to elect officers and to make laws for the 
colony. [DOC] [TLE] Thomas Danforth - Wikipedia [PAR] Thomas Danforth (baptized November 20, 1623  November 5, 1699) was a 
politician, ... Soon after his arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony Nicholas 
Danforth ... citizens and a member of the colony's general court (as its assembly 
was known). ... In 1692, Danforth was acting governor during the early months of 
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Massachusetts General Court later annulled guilty ... experiences, events and 
difficulties dealing with life that eventually led to my attempted suicides. [DOC] [TLE] Outline of American History - Chapter 2: The Colonial Period [PAR] The Massachusetts Bay Colony continued to expand its commerce. ..... 
Eventually most colonies became royal colonies, but in the mid-17th century, the 
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Town officials convened a court to hear the charges of witchcraft, and swiftly 
convicted and... [DOC] [TLE] New England 1664-1744 - Literary Works of Sanderson Beck [PAR] Rhode Island 1692-1744 ... In August 1665 the General Court of Massachusetts 
sent a petition to the ... They claimed they were innocent but were convicted and 
hanged. ..... The charters of Rhode Island and Connecticut had not yet been 
annulled. .... Putnam or his relatives would eventually sign 71 of the 74 
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Question: The Massachusetts General Court eventually annulled the convictions in this 1692 event
Answer: the Salem Witch Trials