Essay On Abigail Williams Effect On Society

Society has shaped us many different ways. If you were to look at society 50 years ago you would see that it was believed that a woman belonged at home, in the kitchen, or taking care of the kids. Most people think we have changed but if you watch T.V. or listened to most people (Male or Female) talk you would realize we haven’t changed all that much. In today’s world you still hear things like “he’s the man of the house” or “That’s a man’s job”. You may even hear “It’s the woman’s fault”. This is just one way society has shaped us since the beginning of time. Even Adam blamed Eve when he ate the fruit from the forbidden tree. In “The Crucible” everyone was to dress and act a certain way. They believed that if you didn’t follow the bible and did one thing wrong you were headed for hell. In that Society that Church was in charge and, secretes got around quickly. In this time society believed that it made more sense to believe Abigail Williams over Tituba. This happens because Tituba is a slave and Abigail’s uncle is a big
A big thing in this book that is different than the other books is that the church has nothing to do with the government. Another is that the only thing that they really expect for the woman in this book is that she would just leave them alone. Society doesn’t really know how towards someone who is mentally handicap in this book. Society in this book believes that if you mentally handicap you are crazy and you probably should go to the insane asylum. Which of course is not true. Society splits people into two different levels, the workers and the people who have people who work for them. Society claims that the guys who work are lonely and spend their money at a cat house. They kind of remind me of the cowboys from the song “Mama don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys” by Willie Nelson. In the song it describes guys who work all day and are