Base your answer to this question on the map and the knowledge of American history you have gained from Module #07. Which of the following statements are valid conclusions that can be known or inferred from the sources? Choose all that apply. (HINT: There are four (4) correct answers. Choosing more than four (4) answers will invalidate your response.)

As a seaport, Salem Town was a hub of commerce, while Salem Village provided the area's agricultural base.

The distribution of accused witches and their accusers is random.

Most defenders of accused witches were their nearest neighbors.

Accusers of witches were more likely to live in Salem Town than Salem Village.

The map supports the conclusion that economic divisions in the Salem area contributed to the witch trials.

The map supports the conclusion that ethnic divisions in the Salem area contributed to the witch trials.

Most accused witches lived along roads.

Most accused witches lived in Salem Town.

An accused witch was more likely to live in west Salem Village than east Salem Village.

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