ACT 4 Flashcard on The Crucible

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Who holds a grudge against Reverend Parris and is concerned about land?

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Thomas Putnam is the character who holds a grudge against Reverend Parris and is concerned about land ownership.

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What are the main arguments among the people of Salem?

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The people of Salem argue about land ownership, the laws of the church, and the government.

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What does Reverend Hale want Elizabeth Proctor to do?

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Reverend Hale wants Elizabeth to convince John Proctor to confess.

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How does Reverend Hale try to make up for the harm he has done in Act 4?

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Reverend Hale tries to make up for his actions by persuading people to confess so they can live.

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What does Cheever say is the cause of Parris' 'mad look'?

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Cheever explains that Parris' 'mad look' is caused by the cows.

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What is the significance of land ownership in The Crucible?

Back

Land ownership is a significant theme in The Crucible, representing power, greed, and the underlying motivations of characters like Thomas Putnam.

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How does guilt influence the characters in The Crucible?

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Guilt drives characters like John Proctor to seek redemption and affects their decisions throughout the play.

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What role does reputation play in Salem's society?

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Reputation is crucial in Salem's society, as characters like Proctor and Parris are deeply concerned about how they are perceived by others.

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What is the impact of fear on the community of Salem?

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Fear leads to hysteria and irrational behavior in Salem, resulting in false accusations and tragic consequences.

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How does Abigail Williams manipulate the other characters?

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Abigail manipulates others by exploiting their fears and desires, particularly through her accusations of witchcraft.