Question

question 15
in the outbreaks of witchcraft hysteria that marked new england colonial life, those accused were most commonly
women of low social position.
not members of the church.
indentured servants.
indians or slaves.
criminals.
question 16
in the 1760s, the revolutionary crisis in english north america began in cities because
city inhabitants tended to be rowdier than their rural counterparts.
all these answers are correct.
the majority of the population lived in urban areas.
rural populations had few grievances with the crown.
cities were the centers of intellectual information.

Explanation:

For Question 15, during the New - England colonial witchcraft hysteria, women of low social position were most often targeted due to gender and social status factors. For Question 16, in the 1760s, the revolutionary crisis in English North - America began in cities as they were centers of intellectual information, which facilitated the spread of revolutionary ideas.

Answer:

Question 15: women of low social position.
Question 16: cities were the centers of intellectual information.