Set in 1692 Salem, Arthur Miller’s play dramatizes the hysteria of the witch trials as an allegory for McCarthyism. Used widely in classrooms and theaters, it explores mass paranoia and personal integrity. Students, history buffs, and drama enthusiasts benefit from its timeless moral lessons on fear and justice.
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