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Arthur Miller's famous play THE CRUCIBLE uses the setting of the SALEM WITCH TRIALS as a metaphor for what?
 
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The Crucible was a thinly disguised denunciation of McCarthyism, the BlackList, and the communist witch hunts of the 1950s. It serves as a wonderful balance to Elia Kazan's movie, On the Waterfront, which Kazan made to explain his naming names to the House Un-American Activities Commitee.
See here for some sites on about HUAC.
 
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Excellent answer DG, I will not even post the reply I had. Razz
 
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