The Crucible: Communism Vs. Witchcraft

McCarthyism Vs. Witchcraft The difference between McCarthyism and Witchcraft is nonexistent. In the play, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller witches have become the talk of the town and is having everyone question one another. Witchcraft was a major issue in the Puritan culture, as it clashed with its religious beliefs. The same can be said in communism, which was a widespread fear through America. Communism occurred during the Cold War and was a sign that one's allegiance was with the Soviet Union. Communism and Witchcraft are interchangeable terms that both show an explicit timeline of fear.
While Communism created fear in America, Witchcraft did the same in Salem. Witches were the main focus in the play and set up the entire plot. They created