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Page 1: Warm Up Copy these literary terms into you notes then use page 1123 to define them: Plot Rising Action Falling Action Climax Resolution Dramatic Exposition

Warm Up Warm Up

Copy these literary terms into you notes then use page 1123 to define them:

Plot Rising Action Falling Action ClimaxResolution Dramatic Exposition

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The The CrucibleCrucible

By Arthur Miller

. . . When History and Literature Collide

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The Crucible is . . .The Crucible is . . .

Puritanism+Witchcraft+McCarthyism+Arthur Miller

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The CrucibleThe Crucible

MEANS: A severe test or trialSetting: Salem, Massachusetts ~ 1692

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PuritanismPuritanism

Christian faith -1600sPuritans - predestinationSplit (Church of England) 1633Emigrated - American coloniesFlourished

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Witchcraft in SalemWitchcraft in Salem

Salem Village believed in witches

Witchcraft = “compact with the devil for … powers to do evil.”

Witchcraft = sin and a crime; serious accusation

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Witchcraft in SalemWitchcraft in Salem

Witchcraft hysteria - Salem, Massachusetts,1692.

Abigail Williams - fits of convulsion, screaming, and hallucination.

A doctor determined it was witchcraft.

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Witchcraft in SalemWitchcraft in SalemBook detailed the

symptoms of witchcraft; the girls’ fits were similar

Puritans believed the doctor’s diagnosis.

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Witchcraft in SalemWitchcraft in Salem

The girls (Sarah Good and Sarah Osborn) blamed Tituba (the Parris’ slave)

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Witchcraft in SalemWitchcraft in Salem

Eight months150+ people were

imprisoned27 people had been

convicted, 19 hanged, and 1 pressed to death.

The hysteria reveals belief of supernatural

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TbSQeNh0mE

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McCarthyismMcCarthyism

Period of intense suspicion in the United States – 1950s

Senator Joseph McCarthy, claimed that communists had infiltrated the Department of State.

A special House Committee on Un-American Activities was formed

“Witch hunts” often based on inconclusive, questionable evidence

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McCarthyismMcCarthyism

Accused communists were often denied employment

Film industry: 300 + actors, writers, and directors denied work

Arthur Miller, was “blacklisted.”

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McCarthyismMcCarthyism

McCarthy’s influence ended - 1954

CBS newsman, Edward R. Murrow, report revealed McCarthy as dishonest

The public aware of how McCarthy made false accusations of communism.

Edward R. Murrow

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Arthur MillerArthur Miller1915-2005American Playwright and

WriterIn 1953 he wrote The

Crucible, which uses the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692 to attack the anti-communist “witch hunts” of the 1950s.

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Arthur MillerArthur Miller Witch craft trials in Puritan New England paralleled the

climate of McCarthyism

After the publication of the The Crucible, Miller was investigated for being a communist

Found guilty of contempt of court. Later overturned.

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ThemesThemes

Jealousy or envyGuilt or fear of

discoveryHysteria or loss of

emotional controlLying or

misrepresenting the truth

Cowardice or lack of principles

Intimidation of those who are weaker

Greed

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John ProctorJohn ProctorProtagonist

Husband to Elizabeth

Affair with AbigailKnows that the

girls are pretending

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Abigail WilliamsAbigail Williams

Antagonist

Orphaned niece of Reverend Parris

Former mistress of John

Very powerful influence

Obsessed with John. Leader of the girls.

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Other Important Characters: Other Important Characters:

Elizabeth Proctor Tituba Reverend Parris Deputy Governor

DanforthThe Girls – Betty

Parris, Susanna Walcott, Mercy Lewis, Mary Warren


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