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Historically in the real town of Salem, this trust of opinion led to the accusation of more than 200 people and led to the execution of 20. This reveals how the men of society were beginning to listen more to women despite the centuries it would take to get to where the current times lie. 

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Historically in the real town of Salem, this trust of opinion led to the accusation of more than 200 people and led to the execution of 20. This reveals how the men of society were beginning to listen more to women despite the centuries it would take to get to where the current times lie. 

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This can also be tied into the pre-1920s where women were not allowed to vote. Allowing for only men to vote and decide how elections would play out without allowing the country's ideals of all forms of representation to be heard. 

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This can also be tied into the pre-1920s where women were not allowed to vote. Allowing for only men to vote and decide how elections would play out without allowing the country's ideals of all forms of representation to be heard. 

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This can also be shown in modern times where (more subtly) the ideals of a patriarchal society still dominant in the most minuscule of items thought of such as the wage gap to the "luxury tax" feminine necessities. 

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This can also be shown in modern times where (more subtly) the ideals of a patriarchal society still dominant in the most minuscule of items thought of such as the wage gap to the "luxury tax" feminine necessities. 

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As described by an article from The Washington Post; many women are dealing with paychecks of significantly lower amounts than their male counterparts, employers viewing the long hours with low pay as, "...a sign of commitment and leadership potential," with no true reward. To add to this, the article further explains how, "Men and women are free to study what they want. But there is plenty of evidence that workplace segregation, and men's and women's differing career paths, cannot be explained away as a matter of preference." This reveals to the readers of such an article that times have truly not changed as society's ideals are still bound to the old and that men still appear to be the dominant figure in how these societies play out.
(“The Gender Pay Gap.” The Economist, The Economist Newspaper, 7 Oct. 2017, www.economist.com/news/international/21729993-women-still-earn-lot-less-men-despite-decades-equal-pay-laws-why-gender.)

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This relates to the 1940s-50s where women were told to act based upon etiquette books, be weak and feminine, and constantly listen to their husbands. 

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This relates to the 1940s-50s where women were told to act based upon etiquette books, be weak and feminine, and constantly listen to their husbands. 

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Within 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘊𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘪𝘣𝘭𝘦 Mary, (occasionally Abigail) and the other girls are threatened by John Proctor and the various men of Salem (due to not telling the truth in regards to the Salem witch trials and the "witchcraft" that was apparently occurring from their claims) and are easily frightened, revealing how men seem to be dominant within the time period.

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Within 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘊𝘳𝘶𝘤𝘪𝘣𝘭𝘦 Mary, (occasionally Abigail) and the other girls are threatened by John Proctor and the various men of Salem (due to not telling the truth in regards to the Salem witch trials and the "witchcraft" that was apparently occurring from their claims) and are easily frightened, revealing how men seem to be dominant within the time period.

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PROCTOR, moving menacingly toward her: You will tell the court how that poppet come here and who stuck the needle in.
MARY WARREN: She'll kill me for sayin' that! (Proctor continues toward her.) Abby'll charge lechery on you, Mr. Proctor!

PROCTOR, grasping her by the throat as though he would strangle her: Make your peace with it! Now Hell and Heaven grapple on our backs, and all our old pretense is ripped away—make your peace! (He throws her to the floor, where she sobs, "I cannot, I cannot." And now, half to himself, staring, and turning to the open door:) ... (427-436)

[Below is a picture from a scene with Abigail and Proctor in which he threatens her to end the trials and all the nonsense of them in order to save his wife Elizabeth]

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Abigail and the girls who were with her were held with an honor for being "innocent", however behind the scenes she and others were treated poorly by those who did not fear the possibility of being accused, revealing the archetype of the male gender being dominant 

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Abigail and the girls who were with her were held with an honor for being "innocent", however behind the scenes she and others were treated poorly by those who did not fear the possibility of being accused, revealing the archetype of the male gender being dominant 

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Claim: Young women are treated within Salem with high regard during the trials but in reality, women were treated as a lesser and revered negatively. 

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Claim: Young women are treated within Salem with high regard during the trials but in reality, women were treated as a lesser and revered negatively. 