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Arthur Miller was the author of The Crucible. He was married to the famous Marilyn Monroe. In the 1950's it was very similar to the witch trials but, many feared communists instead of witches. When Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible and it first came out it was a failure. People feared to watch the play because they didn't want to be accused as a communist.

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There was a group of girls that listened to the slave, Tituba. Tituba told stories of dark magic to these girls, the girls then accused her of witchcraft. These girls then started accusing many people of practicing witchcraft,poor people to good Christians. When the accused were put on trial the group of girls acted as if the accused were possessing them right there. They scream, yelling, cried, etc. With their action the people were found guilty of witchcraft.

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Many people who were accused and confessed were freed, but had to live a society with the citizens believing they were a witch or wizard. A sign that a person was a witch was if they had a witches tit. A witches tit was a third nipple that was thought to feed little demon babies a night. When people were accused they were put on trial and all their belongings were abandoned.

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The Witchcraft Hysteria started in Salem, Massachusetts. The Witchcraft Hysteria was caused by a strong belief in Satan and his power. Satan was believed to be recruited witches and wizards to do work for him. Other causes for the hysteria was teenagers were bored and believe anything others told them, for example the teenage girls who believed the slave Tituba. Also, with old feuds people would accuse each other of witchcraft.

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The Puritans were people came over from England to America. They came to the "new world" in search of religious freedom, these people weren't happy with the religious decisions that were being made in England. The Puritans believe in Calvinism. Calvinism was the belief of total depravity, predestination,limited atonement, grace, theocracy, city upon the hill, and education. The Puritans were a movement of religious reform.