What was life of sarah good like? what was her role? and what was her outcome after trials?

Sarah Good was born in 1653. Her father, a well-off innkeeper, lost all his estate in litigation that left Good virtually with nothing. During her second marriage to William Good they were forced  to pay for the debts of her first husband. In consequence, the Goods were homeless with  two young children. By 1692 they were virtually beggars. Good was a poor marginal woman who became  a nuisance to her neighbors. This made her a perfect candidate for witchcraft accusations. The outcome of her trial  was that Good was condemned  to be hanged even though she had never confessed to being a witch.

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explanation:

john locke is most associated with the idea of consent of the governed which is the idea that the government is only valid if it has the consent of the people who are being governed.

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