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Salem
Founded
by
English
settlers
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Settlers
of Salem
Devout
Christians
Broke
away
from Church of England
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Morals
in Salem
Simplistic
Modest
Hardworking
Entertainment and luxuries were sinful
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Religion in Salem
The
centre
of
life
in salem
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Settlers of
Salem
Believed the
devil
would
corrupt
them
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Witch
trials in 17th century Salem
Initiated
by cousins
Betty
Parris
&
Abigail
Williams
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More accusations led to
mass hysteria
, with over
130
accused and
26
put on trial (all found guilty),
19
of whom were hanged
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Public hysteria in Salem
Provoked by the fear of the rise, supposed or real, of
left-wing
ideologies in society, especially
communism
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Puritanism
Behaviour or beliefs based on strict moral or
religious principles
, especially the principle of avoiding
physical pleasure
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Puritans
English Protestants in the late
16th
and
17th
centuries
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Mass
hysteria
Community-wide fear overwhelming logic and individual thought, and ends up justifying its own
existence
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Strong personal
beliefs
Things you feel strongly about that guide your
actions
, closely linked to your
morals
and values
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Everyone
is equal, private ownership is not allowed
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In 1950s America,
communism
was feared
As a threat to
freedom
and the ability to control your own
property
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After
WWII,
people
panicked
That the
USSR
would try to
spread
communist
ideas, while the
USSR
feared
worldwide
American
influence
, leading to the
Cold War
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McCarthy
era
Used
accusations
of
communism
to get revenge (wrongly convicted), difficult to
deny
an
accusation,
so
reputations
were
ruined
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Arthur Miller
was
accused
and got
blacklisted
within his own rights
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Arthur Miller
Famous
American
playwright
of the
20th
century, interested in
social
and
political
issues, whose plays engaged audiences by reflecting
real-life
issues,
flaws,
and
strengths
in a
universal
society
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First
accusations
made by cousins
Betty
Parris
and
Abigail
Williams
SARAH
GOOD-
beggar
TITUBA-
black
slave
SARAH
OSBURN-
didn’t
attend
church
regularly
Dogmatic society
Based on
rules
and
rituals
only