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I think Arthur Miller wrote about the crucible as an allegory to something going on in his life (the red scare). He found a similar scare in history and was able to use themes such as fear and illusion.

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Arthur Miller wrote the crucible because he wanted to write about the "Red Hunt" in America during the 1940s to the 1950s. When Arthur found the stories of the Salem Witch Trials he saw in it a perfect methaphor for the time. For one "character" (John Proctor) he found that he resonated with him a lot. A play then formed around this person that almost represented himself and his interaction with the "Red Hunt."

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Arthur Miller wrote the crucible to show the red scar of communism after he was brought in to ask if he was a communist by the government but he would not say who people where that where red

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Arthur Miller was an interesting guy he was a communist to some extent. He wrote it because of the time period and their search for the communist so that helped. But his marriage also played a role, he really felt like he connected with John Proctor. He felt like it was reassurance. The fear of communism was very similar to the fear of the witches back in salem.

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Arthur Miller wrote the Crucible because he wanted to show connections to the events happening in the government in his time. He drew similarities with the things that were happening with the people that were being accused of being a communist and infiltrating the U.S. government. Most  of the people being accused were not guilty but were still sentenced to jail.

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He used it as an example/comparison as to what was happening at that time. He compared it to the Red Scar which was a huge deal at this time and very intense.

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I think he wanted to write the crucible and why he did is because during this time there was a lot going on with communism. He found that relatable the the witch craft and decided that was the first thing he was going to write when he joined the American playwright and saw the parallels the the Red Hunt. Author Miller studied witchcraft and saw the similarities.

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Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible because he wanted to write about what was going on in the world at that time. He also found parallels to the Red Hunt. The senator at the time Joseph McCarthy summoned everyone who was a writer at the time to go before him. He asked if they were a communist now or ever were.

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I believe Arthur Miller had two reasons for producing the Crucible. In his early years, he was an occasional guest at Communist meetings. Then in the 1950's the "Red Scare" was prevalent and Senator Joseph McCarthy and the Red Society targeted Miller for his history. Miller felt anxious and targeted for being called a communist. Another reason that he also wrote the Crucible is he had a relationship with the character John Proctor. Arthur Miller had a bad marriage with his previous wife, Marilyn Monroe. John Proctor also had a bad relationship with his wife Elizabeth Proctor. Arthur Miller was inspired how even though John Proctor was flawed, he saw the good that existed in him, in a way seeing himself.

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I think he wrote the crucible because he wanted to show how people in Salem and in his time were discreminated by the way they looked and the color there skin is, or because your grades aren't good enough to get into college like Arthur Millar was.

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He was motivated to write the Crucible. The Crucible was a way to show the Red Scare. This was also a way to show his experience of witch hunt.

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The time that he was in related to the events in the crucible. The red scare served as the "witch trials" and he used the crucible almost as a cry for help, or an example to show what was going on in the world. His play formed from this and the characters he said just seemed to come to life while he wrote it. He just wanted to show how the events related to eachother and so he formed the crucible.

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Miller had mentioned several reasons, as to why he decided to write the Crucible. Miller says that he was motivated by the liberals, silenced by the crippling fear of being accused of communism. The playwright also mentions his inspiration drawn from the character John Proctor, who overcame his personal shame and morphed into a person of no filter, and spoke out against the chaos of his town, this was described as a reassurance to Miller.

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Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible as a way to show that the Red scare was as hysterical as the Salem Witch Hunts from so long ago. It was a play that stayed true to his style of alluding to the need for moral responsibility in family and society. Arthur saw that Mcarthy’s simple explanation mirrored Rev. Paris’ simple solution of witch craft. He saw a man in his place of life with their marriage failing but they were still able to fight the majority on the hysteria around them. Arthur wanted to warn the people that they were becoming the same fear and revenge filled people from Salem.

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He was a communists and he was inspired to write the play off of the red hunt. It reminded him of the witch hunts.m

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He wanted to draw parallels to things that were happening in the US at the time. The Red Hunt was a big part in giving him inspiration. By making a story about the Salem Witch Trials. It was a very important issue at the time with the scare of communist in America. And he felt close to the topic and wanted to bring more awareness to the craziness of it all though a story/history. And he felt a close connection to John Proctor and began making a story around him.

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Arthur Miller was born on 1915 so he lived through WWII and he saw what had happened through that time. He used the Red Scare as the backbone for the crucible. Living though that and seeing what happened it gave him an idea of what it was like in Salem, Massachusetts in the 1692.