Juniors Historical Narrative Vocabulary

an instance of divine care

refers to the moods, attitudes, and conditions that existed in a certain time

to gain another's favor by deliberate effort

feeling of uneasiness or guilt that keeps a person from doing something

a gathering place

to burn or sear to destroy diseased tissue

According to Bradford, what saved them from dying from their sickness?

Accounts of real-life historical experiences

"what he carefully provided the rest carelessly spent" allows Smith to portray himself as

When the Indians first gave food to the Spaniards, how did they respond?

to soothe; to reduce in intensity

appearance, especially the expression of the face

plea

not real; pretended

to remove from rule

Along with breathing on the sick, which prayer did the Spaniards recite

a state of paralyzing dismay; fear

Records of events written by people who were not directly involved in the events.

deadly; poisonous

When the Indians lamented with the Spaniards after they nearly drowned, it shows they were...

Smith includes descriptions of disagreements among leaders because he

to represent in human form

period in between

What did the sailors' beating one of the crew indicate to Equiano?

to cover with water; overwhelm

in name but not in reality

to get by special effort; to obtain

the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.

in large amounts; abundant

comfort in sorrow or distress

to delay