The Crucible Homework Help

How does Puritan society affect Parris' perception of reputation?

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Describe the significance of Mary Warren’s changing behavior towards John Proctor from Act I.

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What are some similarities between the fictional John Proctor in Miller's play and the real John Proctor? 

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Giles Corey is the effect of theocracy in Salem. How can this be expanded?

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Where is the verbal irony in her line: "Oh John, the world's full of hypocrites" in The Crucible?This was said by Abigail in Act 2 scene 2...

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Explore the ways Miller dramatises conflict between Elizabeth and John Proctor.

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How can I expand on the idea in The Crucible that individuals must remain true to their own identity in the 21st Century?

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What is Reverend Hale's main motivation, main conflict, and personality in The Crucible?I'm very bad at American Lit. so if you can't give all...

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"I see a shred of goodness in Proctor now. Not enough to weave a banner with, but white enough to keep it from such dogs."  Discuss the...

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In Act IV of The Crucible, why does Reverend Parris want to delay the executions?

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What are the themes in Act 1 of the Crucible?

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What do we learn about why Mary Warren gives the poppet to Elizabeth in Arthur Miller's The Crucible?

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What does Elizabeth mean when she said she kept a cold house in The Crucible?

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Compare the devices in the movie and the play.Respond  to the question: What is the author's point of view?  How does the play comment upon...

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How is Abigail's powerlessness shown throughout The Crucible?

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In The Crucible what are three pieces of evidence that show that Abigail Williams is lying?  

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Identify the significance of the different motivations behind Hale, Parris and Danforth to persuade the prisoners to confess.

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Examine how Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible becomes a trustworthy character at the end of the trial.

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how does Miller use adjectives or descriptive phrases about the setting to create an isolated mood?

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How does Arthur Miller uses the motif of "one's name" or one's integrity throughout the play The Crucible?This is seen especially at the end...

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Is there any significance to Parris being nicer to Proctor at the end of The Crucible?

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What is the relevance of the concerns that Reverend Parris has about Betty’s affiliction in The Crucible?

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How does John Proctor represent integrity in The Crucible?

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What dilemma does John Proctor face at the end of The Crucible and why does he make the choice he does?

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How was Abigail's powerlessness explored?How was Abigail's powerlessness explored throughout the play and how did she find empowerment? With...

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At the beginning of The Crucible, there exists a paradox: "All organization is and must be grounded on the idea of exclusion and prohibition."...

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what does John Proctor mean in his comment at the end of act three of The Crucible?The Crucible Act threee

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Assuming the perspective of one of the characters in the play, write a letter to the Governor of Massachusetts either demanding an immediate...

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What are Elizabeth and John Proctor's motivations throughout The Crucible? 

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I know that Abigail hates Procter because he left her and married someone else but how does that tell you about her hatred for the city of...

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What is the emotional significance of John Proctor's "It's winter in here yet" to Elizabeth in Act 2 of The Crucible?

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How does John Proctor's character change from the beginning of the play to the end of "The Crucible"? Think specifically about his...

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What is the significance of Parris' agitation over what happened in Andover?

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In Act Two of The Crucible what evidence is used to arrest each woman?

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In Act IV of The Crucible, what does Reverend Hale say he has been trying to do with those who are condemned in recent weeks?  

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How does the reader know that the religious influences of the historical period contributed to what Rev. Hale asked of John Proctor?

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Why has Proctor set himself against Parris?

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How does Miller create tension in Act three of The Crucible?

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Who is to blame for the tragic events in The Crucible?

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Elizabeth will not give her advice to John, but how does she influence him in The Crucible?

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How do the circumstances behind Rebecca Nurse's and Giles Corey’s death reflect their characterizations throughout the drama?

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Identify the significance of the characters who are most recently accused of being a witch in Act Two.

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What is the significance of the behind the scenes discussion between Hathorne, Danforth, Martha Corey, and Giles Corey in The Crucible?

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What is going on between the Johna and Elizabeth Proctor on pages 52-53 of The Crucible? 

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In The Crucible, Reverend Parris is very self-centered. Other than the example of the golden candlesticks and the end of the play, what is an...

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Does Reverend Hale believe that Elizabeth Proctor is practicing witchcraft?

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In the drama, how did the witch trials end?

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What are your impressions of Salem in Act 1 and 2 of The Crucible?

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In The Crucible, why does Parris keep pushing witchcraft even after Abigail has denied it?

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How is Tituba represented to the audience in "The Crucible?"Quotes would be helpful, please.

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