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In which year was 'An Inspector Calls' written?

1945

In which year is 'An Inspector Calls' set?

1912

What was Priestley's political ideology?

Socialist

What type of views did Priestley challenge through the play?

Capitalist views

What idea does Priestley promote through the play?

Everyone is responsible for one another

How is 'An Inspector Calls' structured?

As a morality tale

Which literary device does the play use?

Dramatic irony

What does the Inspector's questioning expose about each character?

Their selfishness & moral failings

Which historical events would the audience be aware of that the characters aren't?

World Wars & the Great Depression

What aspect of Edwardian England does the play critique?

The rigid class system

Which disaster occurred in 1912, the year the play is set?

The sinking of the Titanic

What do the Titanic and WWI symbolize in the play?

False sense of security & superiority

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