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According to the historian George Burr, what was the long - term effect of the Salem Witch trials? People had more faith in government People wanted greater separation between t…

According to the historian George Burr, what was the long - term effect of the Salem Witch trials? People had more faith in government People wanted greater separation between t…
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According to the historian George Burr, what was the long - term effect of the Salem Witch trials?

People had more faith in government
People wanted greater separation between the church and civil law
The government of Massachusetts Bay collapsed

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b. People wanted greater separation between the church and civil law.

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I just did it lol

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The second one i strongly believe is correct 
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