Crucible and Puritan Jeopardy

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Crucible and Puritan Jeopardy
Characters Puritan Core Beliefs Plot Events McCarthy and The Crucible Quote Significance
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The acronym for the Puritan core beliefs
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TULIP
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Gods grace is given freely. It cant be earned
or denied.
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Irresistible Grace
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The Reverend who is trained in witchcraft
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Reverend Hale
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Daughter of Parris assumed to be possessed
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Betty Parris
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• The famous last words of Giles Corey

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more weight
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Which character is the first to confess to
witchcraft?
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Tituba
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What gift does Mary Warren give to Elizabeth
Proctor?
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A poppet
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What were a group of young girls found doing in
the woods, at the beginning of the play? This is
strictly forbidden by Puritan law!
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Dancing
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This character is the center of all the land
disputes.
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Thomas Putnam
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Thy love is such I can no way repay exemplifies
this Puritan core belief (TULIP)
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Limited Atonement
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Full name of the senator who is attributed to
starting the Red Scare
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Senator Joseph McCarthy
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During the Red Scare, the American government
was afraid of the spread of this Eastern
political ideology.
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Communism
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The Committee that prosecuted and convicted
people of being a part of an anti-American
communist party
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House Un-American Activities Committee
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Servant to the Proctors
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Mary Warren
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Daily Double
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What can Marry Warren not do when requested in
court?
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Faint
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During the Red Scare, this was the act of
labeling famous actors, writers, and artists as
Un-American and encouraging the American public
to boycott their works.
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Blacklisting
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God saves only those he wishes predestination
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Perseverance
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List two of the signs given by Parris that Salem
has changed for the worse since the witch trial
proceedings.
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children are orphanscows wander the towncrops
are rotting in the fields
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Miller can be likened to this character in The
Crucible, when he is found guilty of contempt of
court for refusing to give the names of his
associates and collegues.
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Giles Corey
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This Puritan Poet likes love to whole mines of
gold
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Anne Bradstreet
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Those elected by God have full power to interpret
the will of God.
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Unconditional Election
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Adam and Eve caused every man and woman to be
born sinful, due to the original sin.
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Total Depravity
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In Jonathan Edwards Sinners in the Hands of an
Angry God, his audiences sinful wicked
manner can be attributed to this Puritan core
belief (TULIP)
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Total Depravity
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Head judge in Salem
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Judge Danforth
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Which character is being spoken of in this quote
from The Crucible?He have his goodness now
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John Proctor
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