Major Ideas and Human Experiences (HSC SSCE English Standard): Flashcards

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Major Ideas and Human Experiences
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Setting of The Crucible (year & place)

Salem witch trials, 1692

Year Miller wrote it & historical context

1953, during McCarthy era hunting suspected communists

Spectral accusations definition

Claims of seeing spirits or visions of witchcraft

Theocracy in Salem

Religious belief & government power completely merged

Proctor's quote about his name

My name is all I have left!

Abigail Williams' role in trials

Manipulates trials to gain power & eliminate Elizabeth Proctor

The poppet's symbolic function

Innocent object weaponised as evidence of witchcraft

Danforth's thinking style

Binary: either with court or against it, no room for doubt

Reverend Hale's transformation arc

From zealous witch-hunter to doubter who denounces proceedings

Christianity paradox in play

Religion brings condemnation & lies instead of mercy & truth

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