Politicians and religious leaders sometimes blame natural disasters and tragedies on the
people/societies that are victims of them, such as blaming 9/11 on Americans themselves
for not being Christian enough and hurricane Katrina on the people of New Orleans for
being too debaucherous. These are contemporary examples of ________ as a political process.
scapegoating, demonological scapegoating
spectral evidence
the 'Witch's Hammer'
magical-sacral warfare
trial by ordeal
trial by compurgation
trial by battle