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Alludes to “many hundreds” of variable travel reports/"relations."
John Smith
This author’s work was intended to be private, and not for publication:
Edward Taylor
Describes the origins, wanderings, struggles, and triumphs of a people.
William Bradford
In his Of Plimoth Plantation, William Bradford praises God for the abundant
resources, good air, purest salt, and water found in the New World.
Both of these writers depict unimaginable eternal suffering in hell in their works.
Michael Wigglesworth and Jonathan Edwards
In his works, Captain John Smith alludes to ancient myths of gardens of joy, eternal
life, and riches.
The first part of the narrative, Of Plimoth Plantation, documents the following as the
reason(s) the pilgrims left Holland:
All the above
And first of the occasion and inducements thereunto; the which that I may truly
unfould, I must begine at the very roote & rise of the same. The which I shall endevor
to manefest in a plaine stile, with singuler regard unto the simple truth in all things, at
least as near as my slender judgmente can attaine the same. The phrase “roote &
rise” is an example of ______
doublet
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Documents conflicts with Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson.
John Winthrop
The following is a genre of American literature of the colonial period: diaries
One theme found in the works of Captain John Smith is new lands, new people.
Therefore lett us choose life, that wee and our seede may live by obeying his voyce
and cleaveing to him, for hee is our life and our prosperity. Who is referred to in the
excerpt as “our life and / our prosperity”?
God
The reputation of this author is the first woman to be acknowledged as a skillful New
World poet:
Anne Bradstreet
Example(s) of doctrines of Puritanism and Calvinism thematized in the literature of the
colonial include the following:
All the above
You are reading a poem entitled “The Day of Doom” and you think a Puritan might
have written it during the colonial period of American Literature. The religious theme
and salvific message of the poem might help you determine that a Puritan indeed
wrote it during the colonial period.
Examples of writers of the colonial period of American literature include the following:
Anne Bradstreet and Phillis Wheatley
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Thou ill-form’d offspring of my feeble brain,
Who after birth didst by my side remain,
Till snatched from thence by friends, less wise than true,
Who thee abroad, expos’d to publick view,
Made thee in raggs, halting to th’ press to trudge,
Where errors were not lessened (all may judg).
At thy return my blushing was not small,
My rambling brat (in print) should mother call,
This excerpt suggests that __________
The poet or speaker did not intend for his or her poetry to be published
In the moneth of Aprill, 1614. with two Ships from London, of a few Marchants, I
chanced to arriue in New-England, a parte of Ameryca, at the Ile of Monahiggan, in 43
1/2 of Northerly latitude: our plot was there to take Whales and make tryalls of a Myne
of Gold and Copper. This excerpt is from a book authored by __________
Captain John Smith
Which of the following ancient myth(s) does Captain John Smith appropriate or draw
upon to portray a paradisiacal image of the New World?
All the above
Thus stands the cause betweene God and us. We are entered into Covenant with
Him for this worke. Wee have taken out a Commission. The Lord hath given us leave
to drawe our own articles. Wee have professed to enterprise these Actions, upon
these and those accounts, upon these and those ends, wee have hereupon besought
Him of favour and blessing. Now if the Lord shall please to heare us, and bring us in
peace to the place wee desire, then hath hee ratified this Covenant and sealed our
Commission, [and] will expect a strict performance of the Articles contained in it; but if
wee shall neglect the observation of these Articles which are the ends wee have
propounded, and, dissembling with our God, shall fall to embrace this present world
and prosecute our carnall intentions, seekeing greate things for ourselves and our
posterity, the Lord will surely breake out in wrathe against us; be revenged of such a
perjured people and make us knowe the price of the breache of such a covenant. This
excerpt is part of a sermon given by_________
John Winthrop
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Refers to himself as a “crumb of dust.”
Edward Taylor
The "Greatest" American poet before the C19th.
Edward Taylor
This author’s work was deposited in old South church in 1728:
In which of the following poems does Anne Bradstreet show affection not
commonly/openly expressed in the Colonial Period?
"To My Dear and Loving Husband."
The following is a genre of American literature of the colonial period: poetry
Refers to the writer's limited abilities in words such as "my mean pen," "these lowly
lines," etc.
Anne Bradstreet
In the moneth of Aprill, 1614. with two Ships from London, of a few Marchants, I
chanced to arriue in New-England, a parte of Ameryca, at the Ile of Monahiggan, in 43
1/2 of Northerly latitude: our plot was there to take Whales and make tryalls of a Myne
of Gold and Copper. In this excerpt, what motive for travel is announced by the
speaker?
Economic
And first of the occasion and inducements thereunto; the which that I may truly
unfould, I must begine at the very roote & rise of the same. The which I shall endevor
to manefest in a plaine stile, with singuler regard unto the simple truth in all things, at
least as near as my slender judgmente can attaine the same. This excerpt is from
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Of Plimoth Plantation
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Authored the poem titled "The Author to Her Book."
Anne Bradstreet
"The Day of Doom" uses contrasts and juxtapositions.
From my years young in days of youth,
God did make known to me this truth,
And call’d me from my native place
For to enjoy the means of grace.
In wilderness he did me guide,
And in strange lands for me provide,
In fears and wants, through weal and woe,
A Pilgrim passed I to and fro.
The poem alludes to the journey _________
Of the Pilgrims from England to the New World
In his works, Captain John Smith indirectly criticizes the ills of European society—
hard landlords, high rent, deprivations, and difficulties of upward social mobility for
ordinary people due to stratified Aristocratic society.
Captain John Smith suggested in his writings that one could move from rag-to-riches
in the New World.
And first of the occasion and inducements thereunto; the which that I may truly
unfould, I must begine at the very roote & rise of the same. The which I shall endevor
to manefest in a plaine stile, with singuler regard unto the simple truth in all things, at
least as near as my slender judgmente can attaine the same. This excerpt is from a
book that existed only in manuscript for how many years?
One hundred years
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William Bradford described the New World as
“hideous and desolate wilderness”
The following is a genre of American literature of the colonial period: historical
accounts
The following is a genre of American literature of the colonial period: exploration
literature
This colonial American poet alludes to classical myths such as Neptune, Calliopes,
Phoebus, and Thetis:
Anne Bradstreet
Which of the following ancient myth(s) does Captain John Smith appropriate or draw
upon to portray a paradisiacal image of the New World?
All the above
And first of the occasion and inducements thereunto; the which that I may truly
unfould, I must begine at the very roote & rise of the same. The which I shall endevor
to manefest in a plaine stile, with singuler regard unto the simple truth in all things, at
least as near as my slender judgmente can attaine the same. This excerpt is from a
book that gave account of __________
The Mayflower Compact
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