What is the setting of act three in The Crucible?

Act III of "The Crucible," by Arthur Miller, takes place in the early morning at the Salem meeting house. The meeting house is both the religious and civil center of the community, where important matters of the town are discussed and decided upon. It serves as a pivotal setting for the conflict in the play, as the characters assemble for a crucial meeting that will determine the fate of the accused and deepen the divisions in the community.