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| once there were permanent settlements, wat did colonists write bout? |
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| God created the world then left it |
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| by adding only rhyme and meter, wat was the essential principle that the translators of the Bay Psalm Book were instructed to use |
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| to not let their imagination change it |
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| wat was William Byrd's social position |
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| Roger william's letter bout limits of freedom states that no one onboard a ship, regardless of his religion, should... |
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| b forced to come to the ship's prayers/worship/be prevented from praying/worshiping as he desires |
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| In William Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation, who does Bradford describe as a "special instrument sent of God for their good"? |
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| wat condition feared by mid 17th century preachers is reflected in Sewall's diary? |
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| In John Winthrop's diary, under wat charge was Mr. Robert Keayne brought to court? |
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| wat was the motivation for the Mayflower Compact? |
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| Govt to stay united and controlled (since landed out of englands power, not in virginia) |
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| wat was Ben Franklin called because he had Puritan ideals, but did not subscribe to Puritan theology? |
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| When attempting his moral experiment, why did Franklin find it so hard? |
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| when he fixed one, another fault would show up. |
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| wat was the 1st permanent English settlement in the New World? |
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| wat was the 1st permanent English settlement in the New World? |
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| Wat did the earliest American authors write about? |
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| harsh physical environment |
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| waht response did other writers have to Poor Richard's Almanac? |
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| received no attention from other writers. |
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| Roger William's belief about what principle has been influential since his day? |
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| seperation of church and state |
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| Roger William's belief about what principle has been influential since his day? |
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| seperation of church and state |
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| WHat was the purpose of Edward Taylor's Preparatory Meditations? |
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| to prepare him spiritually for preaching sermon b4 communion |
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| In "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," Jonathan Edwards uses what metaphors to describe God's wrath? |
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great waters
bow and arrow
black clouds and rough winds... |
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| In Thomas Paine's The American Crisis, No. 1, why does Paine say that they cannot trust General Howe's "mercy"? |
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| they wouldn't give you representation, wat makes you think they'll give you mercy? |
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| In arguing for colonization, John Smith lists responsibilities to four powers from most to least important. What are they? |
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| How does Jonathan Edwards characterize Sarah Pierrepont |
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sense of God's presence
sweet |
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| How does Thomas Paine define infidelity? |
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| saying you believe something you don't |
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| How were Seperatists different from Puritans? |
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| purify church compared to seperate from it all together |
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| In his poem "On a Honey Bee," what reason does author Phillip Freneau give for the bee's attraction to the wine? |
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| Bee has a hard life so he goes to the wine |
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| Knowing what we do about Freneau, why is the poem "On a Honey Bee" particulalarly ironic? |
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| He also like the bee died drunk |
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| What literary device is used in Phillip Freneau's poems "The Wild Honey Suckle" and "On a Honey Bee"? |
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| Give one example of how Thomas Paine uses God to make his points and gain support in The American Crisis, No. 1 |
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| God has kept washington from sickness... |
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| What does Thomas Paine say his church is? |
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| What is the most famous sermon in American history? |
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| Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God |
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| The Geneva translation was the first Bible to have what feature? |
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| William Bartram wrote about his adventures escaping from what creatures during his exploration of the Southern United States? |
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| In "On a Honey Bee," Phillip Freneau makes an allusion th "Bacchus." Who is he? |
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| Roman god of wine and revelry |
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| What aspects of Puritan influence continue today? |
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| work ethic, work b4 pleasure |
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| Why did Ben Franklin write his autobiography? |
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| to learn from his success, reminise bout his past, flatter his vanity |
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| Why were Separatists not sorrowful about leaving HOlland for the New World? |
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| THey are pilgrims in the world anyway |
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| As a prototype of the American businessman, Samuel Sewall is often referred to as the first ____________ |
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| As a prototype of the American businessman, Samuel Sewall is often referred to as the first ____________ |
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| How did critics respond to Anne Bradstreet's writings? |
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| a woman should devote herself exclusively to caring for her household rather than writing poems. |
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