1. Puritan Period Content and Vocabulary Review

2. Puritan Period Review This literature period is the first literature period of American literature.

3. Puritan Period Review The ‘name’ or ‘term’ given to those The ‘name’ or ‘term’ given to those whom God sent Jesus to save

4. Puritan Period Review The Puritans fled England for what two reasons?

5. Puritan Period Review The 1 st English Puritans arrived in _________in ______

6. Puritan Period Review True or False The Puritans believed religion to be a personal choice; it should not be forced by clergy or government

7. Puritan Period Review The basis for all Puritan beliefs.

8. Puritan Period Review Did the Puritans view the Bible ‘literally’ or ‘metaphorically’? Explain.

9. Puritan Period Review Whose ‘word’ was the basis for the Puritan society and their rules?

10. Puritan Period Review Puritan literature was not ‘enjoyable’ it was ______________.

11. Puritan Period Review Utilitarian literature is literature that is _____________

12. Puritan Period Review Examples of Utilitarian literature includes (name three things)

13. Puritan Period Review The Puritan style of writing was known as the _______style.

14. Puritan Period Review Describe the ‘Plain style’ of writing.

15. Puritan Period Review True or False The Puritans believed the ‘Plain style’ of writing was more effective in revealing God’s truth. The Puritans believed the ‘Plain style’ of writing was more effective in revealing God’s truth.

16. Puritan Period Review Explain why the 1 st Pilgrims viewed their journey as both a physical one and a spiritual one.

17. Puritan Period Review He is the author of one of the earliest works of American literature. He was a soldier for hire and an occasional pirate. He is the author of one of the earliest works of American literature. He was a soldier for hire and an occasional pirate.

18. Puritan Period Review John Smith was hired by the ____________ to run ____________

19. Puritan Period Review The name of Smith’s account that details the struggle for survival and the leadership conflicts within Jamestown

20. Puritan Period Review The name of chief Powhatan’s daughter; she save John Smith from being killed. The name of chief Powhatan’s daughter; she save John Smith from being killed.

21. Puritan Period Review This Romantic Period author wrote about Puritan period times. His ancestry dated back to the Plymouth Colony.

22. Puritan Period Review Which short story of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s did we read in class?

23. Puritan Period Review Name several ‘themes’ from Hawthorne’s “The Minister’s Black Veil”.

24. Puritan Period Review Reverend Hooper’s black veil was a symbol for/of what?

25. Puritan Period Review She was known as “The Puritan Poetess”

26. Puritan Period Review Anne Bradstreet was also known as what?

27. Puritan Period Review The name of the poem we read in class by Anne Bradstreet?

28. Puritan Period Review In the last 15 lines of the poem, why is Bradstreet upset with herself? In the last 15 lines of the poem, why is Bradstreet upset with herself?

29. Puritan Period Review At the end of the poem, what does Bradstreet ‘cherish’ more than anything in the world?

30. Puritan Period Review The Father of American Literature

31. Puritan Period Review The name of the boat Bradford traveled upon on his voyage The name of the boat Bradford traveled upon on his voyage to America. to America.

32. Puritan Period Review The total number of times Bradford was elected governor of the Plymouth Colony.

33. Puritan Period Review Name two of the three reasons the Plymouth Colony disintegrated as a religious community. Name two of the three reasons the Plymouth Colony disintegrated as a religious community.

34. Puritan Period Review The name of the account Bradford wrote about the Plymouth Colony.

35. Puritan Period Review True or False Bradford wanted to publish ‘Of Plymouth Plantation’ because he wanted to inspire future generations to carry on Puritan ideals Bradford wanted to publish ‘Of Plymouth Plantation’ because he wanted to inspire future generations to carry on Puritan ideals

36. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify To reduce in intensity; to soothe

37. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify A plea or deal A plea or deal

38. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify The period in between; an interval

39. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify A try or an attempt

40. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify One who eats to excess

41. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify To crush by abuse of power or authority

42. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify To remove from rule

43. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify Hard work or diligence

44. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify Food or food supplies

45. Puritan Period Vocab Oppressed Glutton Depose Endeavor Industry Interim Victual Entreaty Quarter Mollify To provide with shelter

46. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse Talking – Speaking - Converse

47. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse Not real; fake

48. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse A disaster or horrible event

49. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse A gathering or meeting place

50. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse To offer formally

51. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse To ease the burden in times of distress

52. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse By the grace of God

53. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse To destroy or get rid of

54. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse To get or acquire

55. Puritan Period Vocab Solace Tender Providence Rendezvous Vanquish Calamity Procure Feigned Afflicted Discourse To cause problems or bother or make miserable

56. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Determined Unwavering Unyielding

57. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute StubbornHard-headed

58. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Irregular Peculiar

59. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Commanding respect or reverence

60. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Hidden or Concealed

61. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Wickedness Evil Maliciousness

62. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Calm Peaceful Serene

63. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Something that represents or has meaning beyond itself

64. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute Gloomy Somber Depressed

65. Puritan Period Vocab Parable Symbol Venerable Iniquity Placid Obstinate Obscurity Eccentric Melancholy Resolute A story that teaches a lesson