Crucible

5. - John Proctor's wife, who is accused of witchcraft.
7. - The surname of the play's protagonist, John ______.
10. - Compliance with prevailing norms, rules, or beliefs.
11. - Setting of the play and the location of the witch trials.
13. - The way others perceive and judge a person's character.
14. - Blaming someone for wrongdoing or involvement in witchcraft.
15. - The religious group that dominated the society in Salem.
17. - Widespread fear and panic that fueled the accusations.
18. - The young woman who sparks the accusations and manipulates the trials.
19. - Principles concerning right and wrong behavior.

1. - Loyalty or support to a particular cause or group.
2. - The concept of fairness and impartial judgment.
3. - The title of the religious leaders in Salem.
4. - Unjust treatment or punishment based on religious beliefs or accusations.
6. - Admitting guilt or wrongdoing during the trials.
8. - The alleged supernatural practice that led to the trials.
9. - The objective reality or facts of a situation.
12. - The act of turning against someone's trust or loyalty.
16. - A legal examination of evidence to determine guilt or innocence.
19. - The parallel between the witch trials and the anti-communist investigations of the 1950s.