Reverend parris’s primary concern was a. his daughter betty b. sinfulness in the church and leading them in the right direction c. leading the church in a proper, godly way d. how he could support his family

The answer is D. how he could support his family i just did the question.

The correct answer is option D. "how he could support his family".

Explanation:

In the play "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, Reverend Samuel Parris was the Puritan minister in Salem. Among the afflicted girls during the Salem trials, were his daughter, Betty, and his cousin, Abigail Williams. However he did not care about them as much as he should, his main concern was how he could support his family. Actually, Reverend Samuel Parris joined the ministry because plantation did not gave him enough financial security.

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