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What things are important to remember about Native American culture and literature?
oral tradition, based on nature, creation myths
Pilgrims and Puritans and interaction with church?
Puritans-change within Church
Pilgrims- broke away from church
Name the colony each group established
Puritan- Massachusetts Bay colony
Pilgrims-Plymouth Plantation
Differences between south and north??

(culture, religion, outlook)
North- more religious, hard workers
South- Anglican, more leisure time
Slave narratives style was so unique. Why?
first hand account, helped end slavery
What group of states relied on slaves the most?
south
What is the Native American tale we read?
When Grizzlies walked upright
this native american tale was what type of myth?
creation myth
how did native americans pass down these stories?
word of mouth
what slave narrative did we read?
Oladuah Equiano
Why was Oladuah Equiano's life interesting?
son of a king, beaten, became a sailor, bought his way out of slavery, found Sierra Leone
What was Oladuah's attitude?
optimistic
describe some of the horrific details Oladuah faced.
terrible sanitary conditions, beatings, torture
Which explorer narrative did we read?
Christopher Columbus
Why did Columbus write the journal?
so the King and Queen would know he was doing well. (they were funding him)
What did Columbus discover?
islands in Caribbean
What was Columbus trying to find?
trade route to India
Does Columbus deserve the credit he gets?
Yes for discovering America, but not for U.S.
Name Bradford's narrative
Of Plymouth Plantation
Name the two Puritan poets we examined
Edward Taylor and William Bradstreet
Compare and Contrast bradstreet and taylor
bradstreet=passion and joy
taylor=God, never published
What are aphorisms?
short wise sayings writing in simple language that teach a lesson
What was Franklin's personal goal? Did he acheive this?
moral perfection
No he did not acheive it
Who was the intended audience of the Declaration?
King George
British and American Government
citizens
Describe tone of Declaration
serious and straightforward
Describe Jefferson's view on slavery
personally against slavery but kept slaves
Thomas Paine wrote what?
"The Crisis"
What was the "Crisis?"
a rallying cry to American soldiers
Describe Paine's tone
enthusiastic but sharp
Wheately wrote two poems. What were they?
A hymn to the Evening and In his Excellence; General Washington
Patrick Henry wrote a speech. What was it called?
"Speech in the Virginia Convention"
describe tone of Henry's speech
rational, yet emotional
Why were some of Henry's views considered controversial?
went against popular belief
What large purchase in 1803 allowed the U.S. to expand rapidly?
Louisiana Purchase
who fought whom in the war of 1812?
Us. vs. Britain
What is Romanticism focusing on?
imagination
Fireside poets were from where?
New England
Washington Irving wrote what?
The Devil and Tom Walker
Longfellow wrote?
A Psalm of Life
The Tied Rises, The tide falls
Bryant wrote
Thanatopsis
Holmes wrote?
Old Ironsides
Lowell wrote?
The First Snowfall
Whittier wrote?
Snowbound
Hawthorne wrote?
Minister's black veil
Melville wrote?
Moby Dick
Emerson wrote?
Nature
Self Reliance
Thoreau wrote
Walden
Civil Disobedience