Virginia
Anglican
Plymouth Plantation
Separatist
Massachusetts Bay
Puritan
Deism
Teaches that the solution to manâs problems lie within his reason, not in supernatural revelation, the Bible
1776
America announced its independence
1783
America wins the War for Independence
Wampum belts
a belt made of beads and strings woven together to preserve Iroquois law
Archetype
Recurring narrative elements that appear in stories across cultures and that speaks to universal human experiences
Arthur C. Parker
The first native American Archaeologist
John Smith
Helped found Jamestown
Historical Narrative
an account of a historical event with characters who are real people
Point of view
the perspective from which the story is told
First Person
the narrator is a character in the story and uses first person pronouns (I,me, us, etc.)
Third-person
the narrator stands outside the story and uses third person pronouns (him,her, them,etc.)
Persuasive Appeals
arguments intended to appeal to a personâs logical, emotional, or ethical sensibilities
Tone
the authorâs overall attitude or emotion toward the subject of his or her writing
Purpose
the authorâs reason for writing
Audience
the person or group of people to whom the author is writing
Worldview
a system of beliefs and values through which one views the world
Bias
Personal preferences that inhibit one from seeing the potential value of others judgements
Halfway Covenant
What started the decline of the Puritan Church
A True Relation
What did John Smith publish in 1608
The General History
What did John Smith publish in 1624
Plymouth
What town did William Bradford serve as governor
Plymouth Plantation
What book did William Bradford write
Plain Style
describes much of Puritan literature because of its clarity, simplicity, and scarcity of elaborate figurative expression
Theme
the main idea of the text
Allusions
references to people, places, events, or other works of literature
Biblical Allusions
refer to the Bible
Classical Allusions
refer to the writings of Ancient Greece or Rome
John Winthrop
Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Typology
the interpretation of events, people, places, and ceremonies of the Old Testament as types, or signs, which prefigure Christâs fulfillment of prophecy and his covenant with the church
Style
the ways and modes an author uses to express himself
Argumentation
the process of presenting claims and providing reasons to support those claims
Claim
An assertion that one makes or a position that one takes about a topic
Counterclaim
a claim that challenges the validity of the initial claim
Proof
evidence
Conclusion
a reiterated claim that has been proved by evidence
Great Migration
What was John Winthrop the leader of
Purutab Canopy
What was John Winthrop the shaper of
Jamestown,Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay
What 3 settlements were the major settlements of colonization
1607
When was Jamestown founded
Population, Principles, Political System
What 3 changes from old american literature to new american literature
Melting plot
What term did a french farmer give to describe the idea of america
Yankee
What term characterizes the american ideal
Halfway Covenant
What is the name of the policy that represented the church
Mayflower compact
What was the 1st government document drafted in the new world
Economics, religion
What 2 major areas of unrest led to the colonist separation from new england
Plain Style
The style of early american literature
William Bradford
What author used plain writing
Oral tradition
What is the term for how literature is preserved by the Native americans
Iroquois confederacy
What was the political nation that was composed of 5, 6 nations
People of the longhouse
The alternate term for Iroquois
Tree
What archetype is most important to iroquois people
Tower of babel
What biblical event led to many myths
John Smith
Who published works on the new world
Description of New England
Which account of John Smith contained maps of New England
Defensive
What is the tone of John Smith books
Persuasive
What is the tone for John Smith's description of New England
Political, Economics, Religious, Nationalist
What are 4 types of persuasive arguments
Nationalism
What is John Smith's main argument
3rd person
What point of view did John Smith use
1st
What was the point of view of John Smith description
Describe, explain, entertain
What are 3 purposes of writing
William Bradford
Who is the governor of plymouth
Plain style
What is william bradford writing style
Biblical classical
What allusions did William Bradford use
Paul and Moses
Who did William Bradford allude to
John Winthrop
Who is the governor of Massachusetts
Winter
What were the conditions in Plymouth
Food
What did they not have in Plymouth
Godâs providence
What beliefs sustained them in Plymouth
Reason
What does Deism give to find the solution to problems
Tree
What arechetype object is significant in how the world began and from the constitution
Peace
What does the tree signify
Cain and Able
What does good mind and evil mind represent
John Smith
From A Description of New England
William Bradford
From of Plymouth Plantation
John Winthrop
From Journal
John Winthrop
From a Model of Christian Chairty
Marry Rowlendson
From A narrative of the captivity