The Crucible by Arthur Miller - Condemnation of the Salemites
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society that allowed for increased personal freedom, had they been exposed to a more culturally and religiously diverse society and had they been more knowledgeable in the medical field, the Salemites would not have been as susceptible to the frenzy and madness that took place in their community concerning witchcraft. For these aforementioned reasons, the Salemites cannot be condemned for their actions involving the witch hunts of 1692, as they were merely products of their time.
society that allowed for increased personal freedom, had they been exposed to a more culturally and religiously diverse society and had they been more knowledgeable in the medical field, the Salemites would not have been as susceptible to the frenzy and madness that took place in their community concerning witchcraft. For these aforementioned reasons, the Salemites cannot be condemned for their actions involving the witch hunts of 1692, as they were merely products of their time.