The Crucible by Arthur Miller is an allegory. The play was not just for entertainment, but has a much deeper meaning. In 1945, the United States worried that the Soviet Union’s communists would invade America, which led paranoia in the United States government. Miller’s messages were in The Crucible, he wanted people to realize what fear can lead people to do. In 1953, was the first time the play was performed and a movie was made in 1996. Although the play and the movie is about Salem witch trial;
What if the whole world were all still contained in a small town hidden somewhere in Africa? People would never have wandered away from their birthplace, and this world would not be what it is today. But, thanks to migration this previous statement is not true. People have left their hometowns in search of something different ever since the beginning of time. The reason behind these migrations are just about endless. Something that almost all of these migrations have in common is their lack of initial