The Social Contract
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Roots and Suffixes
Crucible Characters
Crucible Plot
100

What is the core idea of the social contract

we give up some rights in exchange for protection and societal order

100

What is Dr. King's purpose in expressing dissatisfaction with white allies?

To motivate them to action rather than just words

100

Theos means

god or deity

100

young servant girl who initially goes along with the accusations but later tries to tell the truth in court

Mary Warren

100

Who wrote The Crucible?

Arthur Miller

200
According to the social contract, what is the only way for a government to be legitimate?

The people being governed consent to being governed

200

What is MLK's purpose in writing the letter?

To emphasize that action is needed and defend his method of nonviolent resistance

200

fest

feast, celebration

200

Honest, quietly faithful woman who is accused of witchcraft by Abigail out of jealousy

Elizabeth Proctor

200

Who is the FIRST person accused of witchcraft?

Tituba

300

What is the primary purpose of the social contract?

to establish a framework for government and people and their responsibilities to each other

300

King wants to persuade his audience that.....

Unjust (racist) laws do not deserve to be followed and action is needed

300

ive

having the quality of

300

minister of Salem whose paranoia and self-interest help ignite the witch trial hysteria

Reverend Parris

300

What piece of evidence is used against Elizabeth Proctor?

a doll with a needle

400

Name 3 infrastructures/services maintained via the government and the social contract

roads, hospitals, schools, 

400
What does the fact MLK wrote this letter in jail show about his character?
He is willing to accept the consequences of his actions
400

nomos

law, rule, custom

400

landowner and church member whose accusations are motivated by greed and a desire for his neighbors' property

Thomas Putnam

400

Which character starts to doubt the court proceedings and tries to stop all the hysteria?

Reverend Hale

500

If a government does not hold up its end of the social contract, what action are the people justified in doing?

Replacing that government

500

What is the tone of the letter?

Calm but morally compelling

500

toler

to bear, to endure

500

a respected elder of Salen who refuses to confess to witchcraft and is pressed to death with stones

Giles Corey

500

At the end of the play, what happens to John Proctor?

He is hung