English, 16.07.2020 23:01 firstone04kr
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A. by creating a parallel between the accused witches and the accused communists
B. by creating mass hysteria to avoid punishment for his controversial views
C. by comparing Joseph McCarthy to a witch
D. by writing about women who were punished for crimes their husbands committed
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