

Intro to The Crucible
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best describes the origins of Puritanism?
It originated in France in the 1500s.
It originated in England in the 1600s.
It began in the American colonies.
It started in Germany during the Reformation.
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Explain how the Puritan belief in 'original sin' influenced their view of human nature and salvation.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are key aspects of the Puritan view of God?
God is viewed as a harsh judge.
God has a predestined elect.
Everyone can change their destiny.
People must work hard and deny themselves to prove they are an 'elect'.
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Societies rules and traditions in Puritan communities came from
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Fill in the blank: The Puritans feared forests and wild nature because they believed it was '
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Multiple Choice
How did the Puritan government’s fear of 'non-elect' and evildoers influence their beliefs about nature and witchcraft?
It led to a distrust of outsiders and wild places.
It encouraged scientific exploration of forests.
It promoted tolerance of different religions.
It resulted in the separation of church and state.
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Open Ended
Describe how witchcraft was viewed and punished in Salem according to Puritan beliefs.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were considered traits of a witch according to Puritan beliefs?
Singing
Reading anything but the Bible
Spending time alone
Conforming to Puritan laws
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were possible outcomes for someone accused of witchcraft, according to the options presented?
Accuse someone else
Get pregnant
Confess, even though innocent
Plead innocent and await trial
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT considered an 'Old School' witch trait according to the presentation?
Owning a cat
Wearing open toed shoes
Standing on water
Reading tarot cards
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Open Ended
How does 'The Crucible' by Arthur Miller explore the themes of Puritanism, witchcraft, and McCarthyism?
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