1. What were Arthur Miller’s characters like in real life?
The Crucible
What were Arthur Miller’s characters like in real life?

2. instructions Log in to Google Drive.
Go to your English III folder under “Shared with me.”
Open “The Crucible Anticipation Guide” and press Alt while you click to open the link.
Answer the questions.
Open “Research over The Crucible Characters.”

3. Prominent Figures in The Salem Witch Trials
Rev. Samuel Parris
Betty Parris
Judge John Hathorne
Tituba
Abigail Williams
Mercy Lewis
Thomas Putnam
Judge William Stoughton
Bridget Bishop
Mary Warren
Sarah Good
Rebecca Nurse
John Proctor
Elizabeth Proctor
Martha Cory
Giles Cory
Rev. John Hale

4. This chart will help you organize the research you do on your chosen historical figure. For each of the questions in the left hand column, cut and paste your findings into the appropriate boxes to the right. You will need to decide whether the supporting evidence you find directly answers the question in the left-hand box, or whether it helps you infer an answer. (An inference is a conclusion that is suggested by, but not directly stated in, the evidence.)
For some of the questions, you may find both kinds of evidence: evidence that allows you to make a direct response to the question, and evidence that allows you to infer an answer. A few extra blank boxes at the bottom of the left-hand column are provided so that you can include additional questions for research.

5. Oral Reports. The purpose of the oral report is to think like a dramatist: what aspects of this character are most interesting or engaging? The oral reports may be delivered straight or with a dramatic flair— by telling the audience what is interesting about this character, or by showing. Those students inclined to high drama should feel free to "become" their historical figure and address the class as such.

6. Additional Resources http://famous-trials.com/salem

7. Exit Ticket
Answer the following questions at the bottom of the “Research over The Crucible Characters” document:
What about your character seems especially interesting or compelling?
How would you dramatize your character to make him or her come to life for a contemporary audience?