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The Crucible Arthur Miller

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The Crucible

The Crucible. By: Arthur Miller Adapted by: Beth Frisby & Christina Quattro Haralson County School System Fall 2012. The Crucible. The Crucible is a four act play. It was written by Arthur Miller. The setting of the play is in Salem, Massachusetts. . The Setting of the Play

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Chapter 4 Notes

Chapter 4 Notes. Section 1. Settlement in Jamestown. London co. advertised Virginia giving it praise to attract settlers This attracted poor English people & adventurers Founded in 1607 along the James River Settlers were not skilled to start a new settlement.

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The Salem Witch Trials by Ciara Murray-Jordan & Caitlin Balagula

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BY: LUCY TANG 7A1-ID4

BY: LUCY TANG 7A1-ID4.

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The Puritans

The Puritans. and the Salem Witch Trials. Learning Target. I can understand the historical context of a work. ( 18 th century for The Crucible) I have knowledge of the time period in which the work was written or takes place.

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History of Salem Witch Trials

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Salem Witchcraft

Salem Witchcraft. This is a true story. The events that took place in Salem Massachusetts in 1692 claimed the lives of 19 innocent people. This was the result of ignorance and superstition. While witchcraft may no longer exist today, the world is still plagued by ignorance and superstition.

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Sarah Good

Sarah Good. Olivia Bealer Miss DelGrego English III (Cp) E October 16 , 2012. Birth. Sarah Good was born on July 11, 1653 in Salem, Massachusetts. Family. Father- John Solart Mother Stepfather- Ezekiel Woodward Two older brothers First Husband- Daniel Poole

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The Examination of Sarah Good

The Examination of Sarah Good. Modern-Day Witch Hunt. An intensive effort to discover and expose disloyalty, subversion, dishonesty, or the like, usually based on slight, doubtful, or irrelevant evidence. (Dictionary.com). Brainstorm Examples .

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False Authority

False Authority. Katilyn Wyatt and DeAnna Mabe. Definition. Using a biased, suspicious, or incredible source to defend a conclusion. X is true because Y says so. Therefore, what Y says must be true. Analogy. Teachers

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Journal

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Fallacy

Fallacy . Appeal to Ridicule (Appeal to Mockery/ The Horse Laugh) Anna Houchens Tiffany Tolsma. Appeal to Ridicule. A fallacy in which ridicule or mockery is substituted for evidence in an argument.

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ACT FOUR

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The Crucible

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The Crucible

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October 21 and 24

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