What was the most likely outcome for a person who was mentally ill and accused of being a witch during the Renaissance?

A) death
B) exile from society
C) treatment
D) exorcism

During the Renaissance, the belief in witchcraft was widespread and mental illness was not well understood. Those who were accused of being witches were often subjected to brutal trials and executions, regardless of their actual guilt. Therefore, the most likely outcome for a person who was mentally ill and accused of being a witch during the Renaissance was death.