AP European History Quiz
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AGE OF REFORMATION
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In the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, religious reform movements spurred new expectations for moral discipline and social conformity. In many communities, authorities and neighbors linked misfortune—crop failures, disease, infant mortality—to hidden spiritual threats. Courts and local officials sometimes prosecuted alleged witches, with women disproportionately accused. Which factor most directly helps explain why witchcraft accusations intensified in parts of Europe during this period?
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