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1. They were given extreme power and control
2. Giles had a name of a source but he wouldn't give it up and was arrested for it, Much like how those who wouldn't answer the court's questions they would be arrested and charged of contempt
3. They would both charge people without solid evidence and would always bully people into confessions

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"The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), a committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, investigated allegations of communist activity in the U.S. during the early years of the Cold War (1945-91)."

"Proctor. I hope you come not on business of the court.
Cheever. I do, Proctor, aye. I am clerk of the court, y'know."

Cheever and Hale were sent to investigate Proctor and his wife and their home.

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It was the casting call no one in Hollywood wanted to receive. In October 1947, when the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) convened a hearing in Washington, D.C., to investigate subversive activities in the entertainment industry, 41 screenwriters, directors and producers were subpoenaed. Most witnesses were "friendly" - that is, willing to respond to the committee's central question: "Are you now or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" And those who confessed to membership were offered the opportunity to name "fellow travelers," thereby regaining their good standing with the committee and, by extension, the American film industry.

Ten witnesses - all current or former party members - banded together in protest, refusing to cooperate on First Amendment grounds (freedom of speech, right of assembly, freedom of association) and affirming that HUACdisagreed: It found the so-called Hollywood Ten in contempt of Congress, fined them each $1,000 and sentenced them to up to a year in federal prison. All 10 artists also were fired by a group of studio executives - and the era of the Hollywood blacklist began.

Meet the Hollywood Ten:

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The Hollywood Ten: The Men Who Refused to Name Names

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It was the casting call no one in Hollywood wanted to receive. In October 1947, when the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) convened a hearing in Washington, D.C., to investigate subversive activities in the entertainment industry, 41 screenwriters, directors and producers were subpoenaed.

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"... the suspected Communist was grilled about his or her political beliefs and activities and then asked to provide names of other people who had taken part in allegedly subversive activities."

"Danforth. Mary Warren, how came you to this turnabout? Has Mr. Proctor threatened you for this deposition?
Mary Warren. No, sir.
Danforth. Has he ever threatened you?
Mary Warren. (weaker). No, sir.
Danforth. (sensing a weakening). Has he threatened you?
Mary Warren. No, sir."

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In the Crucible they gathered up innocent people that were popular in the public eye, and accused them of being witches. That can be compared to how they gathered up ten Hollywood directors and accused them of being communists. They are told in both the Crucible and with the Hollywood ten that if they don't step forward with names then they would have severe punishments. In the case of the Hollywood Ten their reputation would be ruined. The Procter's reputation would be ruined with their town.

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one parallel is that abby would give names of people to stay in the safe zone much like Joseph. Another is that they were both feared by people. And the third way is like  They would make threats to people just to make sure that nobody told what really happened. 

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one parallel is that abby would give names of people to stay in the safe zone much like Joseph. Another is that they were both feared by people. And the third way is like  They would make threats to people just to make sure that nobody told what really happened. 

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Joseph would start to tell people and point out who was a communist/ "I saw Goody Sibber with the devil."

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Joseph would start to tell people and point out who was a communist/ "I saw Goody Sibber with the devil."

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Hollywood Ten: "Their defiant stands also placed them at the center stage of the national debate over the  controversial anti-communist crack down"
The Crucible:  "...that confession surely damns the others in the public eye, and none may doubt more that they are all linked to hell."

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"McCarthy's accusations were so intimidating that few people would dared to speak out against him"/ "Betty you never say that again! You will never"

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"McCarthy's accusations were so intimidating that few people would dared to speak out against him"/ "Betty you never say that again! You will never"

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"Hysteria over the perceived threat posed by Communists in the U.S. became known as the Red Scare."

"This town has gone mad. -Mr. Hale"

Both caused fear in communities. Both caused innocents to be locked up. Both caused loved ones to suspect each other.