After about 1560, persecutions for witchcraft: Group of answer choices

became less common across all of Europe as a growing number of people were educated in public schools and colleges

became more common in northern Europe, and Protestants tended to interpret witchcraft as making a pact with the Devil

became more common in Catholic countries, and men who were financially successful tended to be accused more frequently

died out altogether, and both Catholic and Protestant leaders condemned the practice