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Background Information Literary Terms “Of Plymouth Plantation” “Upon the Burning of Our House” “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”

What did the Native Americans’ literature consist of?

Children’s stories, chants, songs, and fairytales

What did the Puritans mostly write?

Diaries, histories, and spiritual poetry

Puritans believed that people fell into two categories. What were these categories?

“The elect” and “The damned”

What was the time period range of the Puritan period?

1620 – 1765

Each Puritan was trained to view his/her life as what?

A journey to salvation

Inversion

When words of a sentence or line of poetry are arranged out of normal English language order

Puritan Plain Style

A way of writing that stresses simplicity and clarity of expression

Parallelism

The repetition of words or phrases that have similar grammatical structures

Archaic words

Words belonging to an earlier period

Extended metaphor

A metaphor that is extended or developed over a number of lines or with several examples

Who wrote “Of Plymouth Plantation”?

William Bradford

How does the author describe the Native Americans?

with a mixture of fear and respect

What did the colonists do first when they arrived in North America?

They fell to their knees and blessed God

How do you know that the Puritans valued fairness?

A small group of colonists cared for all of the others when they were sick

What is a good summary of “The Starving Time” section?

Many people died, and the few strong people took care of the weak

Who wrote “Upon the Burning of Our House”?

Anne Bradstreet

What does the author criticize herself for?

Valuing material possessions too much

In addition to the things she lost, what else does the author emphasize?

Her memories of happy occasions in the house

What does the author mean by “I blest His name that gave and took…”?

Her material objects were ultimately God’s and not hers

What does the author say that God will provide for her?

Everything that she needs

Who wrote “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”?

Jonathan Edwards

The author taps into his audience’s fear of what?

Burning forever in a fiery pit

How is God presented?

As angry and vengeful

The author builds a sense of urgency and peril by suggesting what?

That death and damnation may occur at any moment

What must people do to escape God’s anger and experience peace in Heaven?

Experience a “change of heart” and accept God