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Unit – Junior Tech The Crucible. Rebels or Revolutionaries? Puritans: “purify” the Church of England Catholic influences Absolutist – monarchy has complete.

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1 Unit – Junior Tech The Crucible

2 Rebels or Revolutionaries? Puritans: “purify” the Church of England Catholic influences Absolutist – monarchy has complete control over all Separtists: William Bradford/Mayflower Plymouth Colony; Massachusetts Bay Colony

3 Original Sin: Predestination: Elect/Limited Atonement: Bible: Unregenerate/Natural Man:

4 Theocracy: Covenant: Puritan Ethic: New England Primer: mainlesson.com

5 Dancing (depending on type) Reading Fiction Drinking permissible/Being drunk was not Laziness

6 Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards Cotton Mather Salem Witch Trials Clip on Salem with trials Record 3 new facts learned after watching clip 1) 2) 3) http://frank.mtsu.edu/~jhwillia/salemcourt. jpg

7 Senator McCarthy: crucible: Propaganda: ***Movie Clip – Answer the following 1) How is Senator Joseph McCarthy historically significant? 2) How does The Crucible reflect what was going on in America in the 1950s? law.umkc.edu

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