The term "bedlam" originated from
A) a method of treatment used in early asylums.
B) the lack of beds that was common in early asylums.
C) the bizarre behaviour known as St. Vitus' dance.
D) moments of frenzy among mad people.
E) behaviour of the patients in deplorable early European asylums.

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The term "bedlam" originated from the behavior of the patients in deplorable early European asylums, specifically the Bethlem Royal Hospital in London, which was infamously known for its chaotic and poor conditions. This institution's name, over time, became synonymous with madness and chaos, leading to the term "bedlam."

The Term "Bedlam" Originated from