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To show how the witch trials were unjustifiable and that they were inaccurate to the people who lived there....because of all the people who were claimed to be witches when in actuality they weren't

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Answer and Explanation: In 1953 Arthur Miller wrote "The Crucible", a play about the Salem witch trials. However, it was an allegory of Mc Carthyism. Miller wrote "The Crucible" as a way to protest against Senator Joseph Mc Carthy accusations of communists and leftists in America.

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