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    The Crucible Comparison Paper In the book “The Crucible”‚ by Arthur Miller‚ Deputy Danforth is more to blame for the trials continuation than Abigail Williams because he always believed whoever had been accused a witch‚ refused any evidence showing that the accused were innocent‚ and was more concerned with the court’s image than justice being served. Danforth is more to blame for the trials continuation than Abigail because‚ while Abigail was the one making

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    as an industrial powerhouse‚ major port for the region‚ and center for culture and education helped it gain a reputation as a forward thinking little metropolis in a sea of dairy farms and forests. It was there that on January 14‚ 1887‚ Dr. Henry Arthur Callis was born. His parents‚ the Reverend Henry Jesse Callis and Mrs. Helen Josephine Sprague both came from fascinating backgrounds. . Rev. Callis

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    Arthur Radley‚ also known as "Boo" Radley‚ stays in his home all day. He seems isolated from the rest of the town. No one really knows much about boo. But in reality‚ boo is different than people think. As I looked out the window‚ I could see the kids‚ running and playing. It was hard to see over the glare coming through the shades on my left. I had almost lost count of the times I had watched these kids play. I see them come home everyday‚ after school. Scout was the kid that caught my interest

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    The Power of the Accuser. Where the witch trials really fair? In "The Crucible" by Arthur Milller the witch trials empowered individuals who were previously powerless by accusing people to feel powerful giving people who didn’t normally have a voice the option to & finally made it easy to get rid of anyone you didn’t like. This is shown threw many people who didn’t normally have a voice and used the witch trial’s to feel like they had one‚ thisis shown when Tituba

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    the ‘american dream’ in “Death of a Salesman”? The American Dream for most people is all about money‚ a family‚ and a steady good paying job. For others‚ it is just about them and their own satisfaction. In Death of a Salesman‚ a story written by Arthur Miller‚ there are literary elements that describe social issues. However‚ they do not only apply to the story‚ but also to society today. The american dream presents success as something attainable to everyone who is willing to work for it with dogged

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    The Zimmermann Note Author Arthur Zimmermann was born in Marggrabowa‚ East Prussia in 1864. He was the State Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the German Empire. He is most known for the Zimmermann Telegram‚ but he is also known for his involvement in an Irish rebellion and also the Russian Revolution. He sent troops to Ireland to help them rebel against Great Britain for their independence. He also helped the communists get rid of the tsar in Russia. When Zimmermann’s message to Mexico was intercepted

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    The play The Crucible is written by Arthur Miller and it is about a small town of Salem. In this town there are series of trials that occur to hunt down the witches that plague Salem. The universal theme that is expressed in this play on more than one occasion is the theme of lies‚ make everything worse. This is shown by one occasion very well. When Tituba is accused of being a witch and conspiring with the devil she lies to say she was‚ and she confesses so that she will live. This really starts

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    Arthur Miller was born in New York City on October 17‚ 1915. Miller composed The Crucible in the early 1950’s and it used the Salem Witchcraft trials of 1692 as a response to the anti-communist "witch hunts" to which miller was accused of. Miller believed that the madness surrounding the witchcraft trials was similar to McCarthy’s mission to terminate communism. The Crucible is set in a government ruled by a religious authority‚ in which the church and state are one. The major theme of The Crucible

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    people to act rashly and hypocritically. Whether or not the fear is justified‚ a convincing individual can exploit a certain mentality called mob psychology. Mob psychology involves manipulating the hysteria of a crowd to fulfill one ’s desires. In Arthur Miller ’s The Crucible‚ Abigail Williams and other characters spread a fear of witches in the Puritan town of Salem. The fear that they spread ends up permeating their community and dominating the lives of everyone in the town. The psychological phenomenon

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    the skin would turn red or blue. To prevent trench foot they were told to cover their feet with a grease made from whale-oil. Even though the men put the grease on their feet it did not do much to prevent trench feet. During an interview in 1991‚ Arthur Savage‚ a British militant‚ was asked about his memories of life on the Western Front and he stated‚ "My memories are of sheer terror and the horror of seeing men sobbing because they had trench foot that had turned gangrenous. They knew they were

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