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*THE CRUCIBLE/PLS HELP*

Which of the following most accurately describes the characters'
motivations for accusing each other of witchcraft in The Crucible? *
O The characters believed that witchcraft and devil worship would destroy their
community
O The characters had solid proof that there were, in fact, witches living amongst them.
O The characters lived in a society with a strong court system.
The characters were seeking retaliation for acts having nothing to do with witchcraft.

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Answer:

O The characters had solid proof that there were, in fact, witches living amongst them.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the novel The Crucible, it was about a story which revolves around witchcraft that was practiced by some people in their place. This has caused an unimaginable loss to people leading to the quest to prove that, there was indeed witchcraft and it exists.

During their investigation, they were able to get the solid and water-tight proof showing that it truly exists but don't actually know who amongst them is the one. These led to the accusation among each other of possibly being the one.

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