the crucible Flashcards

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John Proctor

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Didn’t know all of his commandments, lied about liking his wife’s cooking

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Elizabeth Proctor

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John Proctor’s wife, sick for a long time

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Thomas Putnam

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Killing neighbours for land, had his daughter cry witchery over George Jacobs

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Giles Corey

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Been in court 33 times, dies from stones on chest

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What were Giles Corey’s last words?

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“more weight”

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Reverend Hale

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From Beverley, expert on witches

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Reverend Parris

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Former slave trader, successful business man in the Barbados, Abigail’s uncle

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Judge Danforth

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Terrible judge, main judge throughout the play

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Abigail Williams

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Could not find a job, no one wanted to hire her due to her reputation, adulterer

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Mercy Lewis

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Danced naked

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Mary Warren

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Doll Maker, works for the Proctor’s, turned on John in the end

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Rebecca Nurse

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11 kids and 26 grandkids

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Anne Putnam

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Lost 7 kids, Ruth is the only one left, she is sick

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Martha Corey

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Pig lover

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Betty Parris

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Rumoured to fly, first to be sick along with Ruth

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Tituba

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Could conjure the dead

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What did 91 people sign?

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A testament that all the women accused were good people, everyone who signed believed they were not making deals with the devil.

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Setting

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Salem Massachusetts, 1692

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Who started the red scare?

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Joseph McCarthy

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Who wrote the play?

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Arthur Miller

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How many died

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25 in total

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How many were hanged?

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19

23
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Who quits the court?

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Reverend Hale

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Who are character foils?

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Reverend Hale and John Proctor

25
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Who was the first to die from the Salem Witch Trials?

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Bridget Bishop

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What was the religion in Salem?

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Puritanism

27
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“I never knew what pretence Salem was, I never knew the lying lessons I learned from the Christian women…”

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Abigail Williams - indicates that Abigail has learned of the hypocrisy of the town from John. Abigail reasons that if many of the community are hypocritical, then their sin of adultery is justifiable

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“I’ll tell you what’s walking Salem, vengeance is walking Salem”

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John Proctor - people are using the witchcraft accusations to get revenge on those who they believe have hurt them, or those against whom they are jealous, or angry with.

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“we live no longer in the dusky afternoon when evil mixed itself with good and befuddled the world. Now, by God’s grace, the shining sun is up, and them that fear not light will surely praise it”

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Judge Danforth - Everything and everyone belongs to either God or the Devil and as a result of these witches, they are able to decipher evil from good. Every person who lives good honourable lives, do not need to fear the court, but will only praise their works.

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“He have his goodness now, God forbid I take it from him”

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Elizabeth Proctor - John finally feels that he has made up for his past sins when he decides to die for what is right. She isn’t going to stop him if he thinks it is the right thing to do.