Contradictions between Scarlet Letter and The Lotery

by: Hooman Keshavarz Hedayati Hooman667675@yahoo.com Five hundred years ago when a group of hard working people, who mostly left their homeland because of injustices and in equanimity they experienced by the Church of England migrated to America to start a new life with justice and freedom of religion. This group of very conservative and in many ways extremism Christians who enforced biblical laws in their community, called them selves Puritans, and their motto …

…To teach us how people were suffered and abused by the church during Puritan time. Know it's our responsibility to use his teachings and use it in our daily life and improve meaning of "Justice" in our society. Bibliography Hawthorn, Nathaniel. The Scarlet letter. Boston: McDougal Little, 1997. Jackson, Shirley. The Lottery. Boston: McDougal Little, 1997. Furlong, Monica. Puritan's Progress. New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, INC. 1975 Power point presentation for English III AP "The Puritans," 2004