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| The controversial and insecure minister of Salem |
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| 10 year-old daughter of Revernd Parris. She is one of the first girls to be "afflicted" |
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| A slave brought from Barbados by Parris. She is first accused of witchcraft, and calls out the names of others in an attempt to save herself |
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| The 17 year old niece of Parris. An orphan, she lives with her uncle. She leads the girls in their accusations. |
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| Abigail's friend, although she is slightly younger. She is one of the "afflicted" girls. |
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| The wife of Thomas Putnam |
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| The wealthy husband of Ann Putnam |
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| The Putnams' servant She is friends with Abigail and is "afflicted" |
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| A farmer and a protagonist in the play. He is the first to expose the girls as frauds |
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An elderly, sweet respected figure of 72 years. She seems to be the voice of reason and calm in the community.
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| Irritable, elderly man of 83 years who often sues his neighbors. He is a man of principles. |
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| An expert on witches called in from neighboring Beverly by Parris. |
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| Dutiful, faithful, and often chilly wife of John Proctor. |
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| Husband of Rebecca. A sweet and Elderly man. |
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| The clerk of the court who serves arrest warrants. |
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| The constable of the jail who is often drunk. |
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| Presides over the trials. |
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| Deputy Governor of Massachusetts. He presides over the hearing and is more interested in order than justice. |
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| A homeless woman, one of the first accused. She confesses in hope to save herself. |
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| What year was Arthur Miller born? |
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| Arthur Miller's father was a ____ and los everything during the ___ |
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| The sudden change of _____ became the basis of most of Arthur Miller's book |
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| Arthur Miller studied ___ at the UC of ___ |
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| When did Arthur Miller start writing scripts |
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| When he got involved in theater groups |
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| Why wasn't Arthur Miller drafted in WWII |
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| Because of a football injury |
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| Arthur Miller was still writing plays until he died in the year of ___ |
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| What year was "The Crucible" written in? |
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| What is the setting and year of "the Crucible" |
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| Salem, Massachusetts; 1692 |
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| What is this book an allegory for? What did Miller view this as? |
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| the House Un-American Activities Committee during the 1950s; a witch hunt |
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| Arthur Miller was convicted for not naming names of other _____ |
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| writers who were supected of Communist activities |
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| "goody" is equal to our modern day title of ___ |
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| "Mrs." and does not indicate moral integrity |
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