Religious services that included dance frenzies generally appealed to people who were suffering from economic and social deprivation and alienation. Which of the following were true of dance frenzy gatherings?

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Dance frenzy gatherings provided an emotional outlet for individuals who were suffering from economic and social deprivation and alienation. They allowed participants to release their emotions and express themselves through their movements. However, there is no evidence to suggest that they helped to restore hope in the government and the Church or that they were a nuisance to non-believers and threatened their safety. It is also inaccurate to suggest that they drove participants to the edge of madness, as these gatherings were seen as a form of catharsis rather than a descent into madness.

Religious Services That Included Dance Frenzies Generally Appealed to People