Final answer:
False. Catholics and Protestants generally did not agree on the execution of witches.
Step-by-step explanation:
False. Although Catholics and Protestants disagreed on many other topics, they generally did not agree on the execution of witches. The belief in witchcraft and the persecution of witches was more prevalent during the time of the Puritans in New England, particularly in Salem Village in 1692.
The Puritans, who were Protestants, executed nineteen people and caused the deaths of several others due to accusations of witchcraft. This was influenced by the belief that witches were allied with the Devil and causing harm in society.