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How is The Crucible historically inaccurate?
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How is The Crucible historically inaccurate?

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Answer: The play The Crucible by Arthur Miller is not historically accurate due to the change of characters such as ages, jobs, and events. This is done to make the play more interesting and to keep the audience engaged.

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