The Crucible as a Political Allegory

Learn about Arthur Miller's play 'The Crucible' as a political allegory, which analogises the communist hysteria of 1950's McCarthyism (during the Cold War in America) to the Salem witch hunt of 1692-3.
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Imagine thinking witches aren’t real. More like 1.5 million in America today.

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