Good question....why then, does society (and specifically in The Crucible) need it? Why can't a witch hunt be stopped? Why do we follow instead of lead?

We follow because it is easier to be a follower than a leader. We have religion because it provides a sense of direction or hope to people. Also it allows the masses to be controlled which is more important. Herd Mentality- oxytocin is released when we belong to a certain group and this triggers what is called the "Bliss Response". Safety in numbers.

Fact if you go to wikipedia and click the first link in an article repeatedly not in parentheses or italics it will end up at philosophy.

{How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

About 317.515 kg per day.}

You're waiting for a train. A train that'll take you far away. You know where you hope this train will take you. But you can't know for sure. Yet it doesn't matter. 

Artist statement idea: Include some of the artist statement after each piece of poetry and connect it all back in the end so it's explained along the way.

No, but I think that The Witches book may have information on the weather if you're looking for it specifically. -Also rain works very nicely for atmosphere, and since Salem is near the sea, that isn't too unrealistic.

Check out this website on the weather during the witch hunt? Fact or Myth? http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2012/04/20/Cold-weather-linked-to-witchcraft-trials/15891334965134 ;

http://www.livescience.com/19820-salem-witch-trials.html

There was a climate of fear and a 78.3% chance of instantaneous death. Badoom pish.

where did you get that statistic?

In ye old love triangle, KNOCK OFF THE HYPOTENUSE.

Cite internally in your essay, e.g. (Miller 41) or (41). You don't need the author's last name as we are all using one text.

¹See The Crucible (Act one, 3)

-Reread the prompt

-Pull out key vocabulary

-Answer the question(s) out-loud

-Bounce ideas off of a peer

-Wordsmith a "crappy thesis"

-Rework until desired thesis is reached

Shrodinger was a scientist who theorized that something could not definitely be state

no it is a hypothetical philosophical experiment designed to test whether you can risk killing a cat. I can kill a cat can you? yes

Ah: It is a logical parable & allegory.

Would Tituba live in the house of Reverend Parris?

It depended on the house, for some the slaves would live on the first level in a small room that was away from the view of the gentry, and for others they had a small hut a little ways away from the house. In the movie they had it as a hut.

-include key concept: RELATIONSHIPS;

-include Related Concept: SETTING

- include quotations in either piece

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Thanks! That is really good to know.

That is so cool. Does someone have a link for that?

I don't know where the first person got their information but here is an interesting link about Hale

http://historyofmassachusetts.org/reverend-john-hale-of-beverly/

And here is a link to a digital copy of Hale's original book published at his death. Its a very interesting primary source.

http://salem.lib.virginia.edu/archives/ModestEnquiry/images.01/index.html

Yes that is totally fine.

Use a semi-formal, narrative voice. Be sure to add literary devices, as well as the SoI language.

Remember, the Artist's Statement serves as your rationale & justification of why you created what you did. Think of it like a letter, but it will help assess how and what you analyzed, organized, and produced.

http://www.laweekly.com/arts/a-sequel-to-the-crucible-with-a-happy-ending-this-time-5565953

A play about Abigail Williams in 1702 10 years after Salem.

The only thing I have to mention is that, factually, she died in 1697, according to many sources

Probably flint and steel or some variant, but I'm not positive.

The old school way!

They did have matches back then!

Slight problem with this is that it can not be used on psd computers because of the free sharing of informtion which the district disproves of.

"Mercy Lewis, the Putnams' maid, bore an illegitimate child; she later married and moved to Boston."

In case any one is wondering more of what happened to these two.

Critical readers & viewers understand that historical context may affect change within an individual's relationship among her or his society. Key concept: RELATIONSHIPS; Related Concept": SETTINGS

Does anyone know what SOI stands for?

System of Inquiry maybe? I don't really know though, that's just a guess. :)

"Statement of Inquiry" :) It is "IB speak" for connecting to universal concepts across contents.