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Which truth of life in colonial Salem in The Crucible, Act IV is applicable today? A. Superstitions of colonial America are no longer an issue. B. Belief in the supernatural is ipso facto dangerous. C. Government is overly concerned with religious issues. D. Fear and suspicion can lead to unfairness in justice.

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. D. Fear and suspicion can lead to unfairness in justice.
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I read this book and the answer is " D. Fear and suspicion can lead to unfairness in justice."

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