The Crucible
Across
- 3. condition of lawlessness and disorder, often due to lack of governmental authority
- 5. a radical English religious sect- much hated by the Puritans-who often "spoke their heart"during their religious meetings
- 6. the German theologian who led the Protestant Reformation
- 8. demons that assume female form.
- 9. in Christianity, a heavenly city and the last resting place of the souls saved by Jesus. It was considered the ideal city, and the Puritans modeled their communities after it.
- 10. wickedness
- 12. the most important building in the Puritan community used both for worship and for meetings
- 13. break off; end the relationship
- 14. immovable, especially in opposing something
- 15. forces associated with Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and ecstasy
- 18. officers appointed to keep order
- 19. a generic reference to Russians and other Slavic speaking peoples of Eastern Europe who were under the control of the Soviet Union
- 20. short for Goodwife, the Puritan equivalence of Mrs.
Down
- 1. acting like a servant
- 2. a game in which a coin or disc is shoved across a board by hand
- 4. a formal tribunal in the Roman Catholic Church dedicated to the discovery and punishment of heresy
- 7. nagging suspicions
- 11. In Puritan religious practice, the men of a congregation would make an agreement to govern the community and abide by its beliefs and practices
- 16. a branch of philosophy dealing with the structure of the universe
- 17. a Dutch scholar who sought to restore Christian faith by a study of the Scriptures and classical texts