Historians of the Witchcraft Age Concluded That ____

question 79

Multiple Choice

Historians of the witchcraft age concluded that ____.

• A) the mentally ill were especially prone to being perceived as witches
• B) few people were ever accused of being witches and almost none were killed
• C) many witches were actually intellectually disabled, not mentally disordered
• D) almost all witches were mentally disordered

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