... Miller in which many people are accused of witchcraft and have to make big decisions that may affect their life. Rebecca Nurse was a character in The Crucible with a big decision to make. Rebecca had eleven children and twenty-six grandchildren. She has been around so many children that she decides to help with Betty ... . Everyone believes that Betty will not wake up because she is bewitched, but Rebecca just thinks it's nature and she is just sick or tired. Rebecca could either go along with this, or she could ignore everyone and just think that Betty is either tired or ... her life b...

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... their social status.7 Therefore, women gained much confidence from the accusations they had made, and so they fearlessly began to target children, men, including two ministers, honorable women such as Rebecca Nurse, and a handful of members of Boston's ruling elite, including Mary Phips, Samuel Willard, and Mistress Moody. Ultimately, what put an end to these trials were the accusations pointing at ... ...

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... is clearly not a person capable of this. I feel it may have been an act put forward by her father, Mr Putnam so he could profit Mr Jacob's land. What about Rebecca and Francis Nurse? Two fine citizens who have nothing but a good name in Salem are waiting to be hung for not accepting to lie. Is our community going mad? Can ... ...

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... is clearly not a person capable of this. I feel it may have been an act put forward by her father, Mr Putnam so he could profit Mr Jacob's land. What about Rebecca and Francis Nurse? Two fine citizens who have nothing but a good name in Salem are waiting to be hung for not accepting to lie. Is our community going mad? Can ... ...

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... afflicted girls. As the witch hunt continued, accusations were made against many women whose behavior or economic circumstances were disturbing to the social order and conventions of that particular time. Rebecca Nurse had been a respected church member who had been wrongfully accused for attacking Ann Putnam and Abagail Williams. George Burroughs, the village's ex-minister, was identified by several of his ... ...

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... a slave, and was accused because she was unimportant. Some people also believed she was a heathen, because she had a different religion. Later, the richer, and more respected members were accused, like Rebecca Nurse, and a former minister. The trials started to spread to other towns. Andover was one of them. In Andover, the wife of a man named Joseph Ballard's had been sick for ... ...

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