All of the Following Were True About the Witchcraft Craze

All of the following were true about the witchcraft craze in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries except

A) it was exclusively a big-city phenomenon.
B) most of those accused of being witches were female.
C) the hysteria surrounding the accusations of witchcraft led to many witch trials.
D) the unsettling nature of the times served to feed the frenzy over witchcraft allegations.
E) the witchcraft hysteria was declining by the mid-1600s.