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Although the fear of witchcraft had been a part of European culture for centuries, what factors during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries contributed to the intense hysteria and fear surrounding the practice of witchcraft?
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VerifiedThe increase in hysteria surrounding witchcraft during the 16th and 17th centuries accelerated due to an increased number of trials. As the number of witch trials increased more people heard about the issue and became paranoid. Eventually over 100,000 people had been charged with witchcraft during this time period thanks to the hysteria.
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