Am Lit Midterm Review

Which one is the most charged word in this: "For depriving us..the benefits of trial by jury"

Using facts or statistics would appeal to...

The Revolutionary period is also known as....

Who says, “He have his goodness now.  God forbid I take it from him!”?

What is the best reason Thomas Jefferson uses charged words in The Declaration of Independence?

How did Franklin decide to work on his list of virtues that he wanted to perfect?

What kind of perspective did Benjamin Franklin use in his biography?

What literary device did Anne Bradstreet use to show her love for her husband in her poem?

What was the tone of Edward Taylor's poem "Huswifery"?

Bradford was not a historian because he was biased and he wrote what he saw and his feelings.

What event from Bradford’s life could have foreshadowed future treaties with Native Americans?

What is this quote from Anne Bradstreet, "And them behold no more shall I" an example of? 

What is the theme in "Of Plymouth Plantation"?

Which of the following characters is static in The Crucible?

What is this an example of? "Our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor"

Is Hale a static or dynamic character?

"...the bow of God's wrath..." scared Puritans because it brought up images of Native Americans

What does Patrick Henry mean when he uses the metaphor about the lamp in his speech?

Which of the following authors challenge traditional gender stereotypes?

Tom and his wife ____ traditional gender stereotypes in "The Devil & Tom Walker".

Which of the following was not an advantage for the British troops?

Which is the best example of the bias against the Native Americans in Early American writing?

Who says, “It is...no great change;we are only what we always were, but naked now.” 

Jonathan Edwards used logical appeals in his "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God".

Which text appeals the most to logos?

Which of the following is an allegory?

Ethos appeals to:

Who says, “I never knew what pretense Salem was," to John Proctor?

Tom Walker refuses to be a slave trader, which shows that the author's viewpoint on slavery is:

Which of the following is an example of a rhetorical question?

Who says, “Let you fear nothing! Another judgment waits us all!”?

Why was knowing the terrain such a big advantage for the Americans?

William Bradford focused on thanking __ for being able to cross the ocean.

Who was worried about a dagger on his door towards the end of the play?

What does this allusion mean: "suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss"?