Under the Puritan government at Massachusetts Bay Colony, ...

the church was the authority over the government.

man is flawed but not fallen by sin.

Colonists at the turn of the 18th century ...

had secular values and were no longer distinctly English.

Why does Red Jacket repeat the image of open eyes?

To show that Indians knew the true motives of colonists.

man is saved by a rational education.

What does Rip say to the villagers that causes them to accuse him of being a spy?

Rip said he was loyal to King George.

Colonial writers at the turn of the 18th century ...

had not developed an American identity

What was the purpose of "A Short Narrative of My Life"?

To correct the false reports going around about his life.

What is the main theme presented in "Of Plymouth Plantation"?

Only God's grace can sustain people.

What does the author of "Nature" believe will happen with the "influx of the spirit"?

all the bad things in nature and all evil will disappear.

At the beginning of the period of American Romanticism, American writers ...

develop a distinctly American voice.

According to "Sinners", what is one way that unbelievers believe that they are secure?

They flatter themselves into believing that they have escaped hell.

Who was judged for his behavior in "Plymouth Plantation"?

one of the sailors on the Mayflower

What was the purpose of the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?

To awaken the unconverted in the congregation.

According to the Declaration, what do the delegates assert and declare at the end of the document?

That the colonies are free and independent states.

Where and with whom did the Great Awakening begin?

With Jonathan Edwards at his church in Massachusetts.

What is the history of the village where "Rip Van Winkle" is set?

The village was founded by Dutch colonists.

What was Paine's purpose in writing "The Crisis No.1?"

To recruit soldiers for the Continental army.

Which of the following is a common theme in 17th century literature?

God's providential care for His children

How should Christians view nature?

God created nature, but it isn't the basis for relationship with Him.

Which of the following is an indication that a lot of time had passed when Rip Van Winkle awakened?

His gun was rusty and his beard was a foot long.

According to "A Modell of Christian Charity", what would cause political and social failure?

Breaking their covenant with God through sin.

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1
Under the Puritan government at Massachusetts Bay Colony, ...
there was a separation of church and state.
the church was the authority over the government.
the government held authority over the church.
the government served as a model for the church.
2
According to the Declaration of Independence, where does the power of the government come from?
God
the people's consent
the government
the military
3
Why was Occom motivated to learn to read?
He wanted to study the bible.
He wanted to get a college education.
He wanted to translate the bible into his native language.
He wanted to write his story.
4
What does the author of "Self Reliance" say that the universe is full of?
Good
Beauty
Evil
Truth
5
Deists believe ...
religion is required to correct sin.
man is flawed but not fallen by sin.
man is fallen and depraved because of sin.
man cannot correct the problem of sin.
6
Which of the following is the main doctrine for which the author argues in "Self Reliance"?
Don't accept what others call "good". Decide for yourself.
Imitate children because they don't conform.
Imitate great men.
Trust yourself.
7
Who helped the Pilgrims learn to survive?
one of the sailors on the Mayflower
William Bradford
Squanto
John Howland
8
Colonists at the turn of the 18th century ...
had spiritual values and were no longer distinctly English.
had secular values and were no longer distinctly English.
had spiritual values and were distinctly English.
had secular values and were distinctly English.
9
Why does Red Jacket repeat the image of open eyes?
To show that Indians knew the true motives of colonists.
To emphasize that the Indians are open to the truth of the gospel.
white missionaries must see the Indians' need for the gospel.
To show that Indians can't read and don't need the bible.
10
At the beginning of American Romanticism, why do Americans feel proud and confident?
The US is settling the territories out west.
American writers have become influential in world literature.
They have ratified the US Constitution.
They have won the War of 1812.
11
Deists believe ...
there is no final judgment.
man is saved by religious instruction.
man is saved by God.
man is saved by a rational education.
12
What does Rip say to the villagers that causes them to accuse him of being a spy?
Rip began asking questions about men who had died in the war.
Rip said he was loyal to King George.
Rip said that he did not understand the new flag.
Rip asked why the picture of King George had changed.
13
Deism ...
rejects the idea of a supernatural God.
is highly individualistic.
prioritizes the concerns of the community.
values organized religious systems.
14
Colonial writers at the turn of the 18th century ...
had not developed an American identity
rejected the style of European writers
were criticized because of their strong American identity.
experimented with new writing styles and forms.
15
What was the purpose of "A Short Narrative of My Life"?
To share the gospel.
To sell the story and make money for missions.
To recruit missionaries.
To correct the false reports going around about his life.
16
What is the main theme presented in "Of Plymouth Plantation"?
Only God's grace can sustain people.
When bad things happen, it is God's judgment.
One half of the colonists died in each of the early settlements.
God judges the unrighteous and rewards the righteous.
17
What does the author of "Nature" believe will happen with the "influx of the spirit"?
People will be able to build a house as great as Adam or Caesar.
God will speak to people more clearly with the influx of spirit.
all the bad things in nature and all evil will disappear.
People will be able to live with spiders and pests.
18
Under the Puritan government at Massachusetts Bay Colony, the Bible governed ...
all of public life and a few aspects of private life.
some aspects of public and private life.
none of the aspects of private life.
all public and private life.
19
At the beginning of the period of American Romanticism, American writers ...
write persuasive texts about gaining independence from Britain.
develop a distinctly American voice.
imitate European writers.
do not have an American identity.
20
The "fall" from paradise is unique to the creation account in Genesis.
False
True
21
Whose pessimism is derived from Puritanism?
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Henry David Thoreau
Edgar Allan Poe
Ralph Waldo Emerson
22
According to "Sinners", what is one way that unbelievers believe that they are secure?
They flatter themselves into believing that they have escaped hell.
They confess their sins.
They do dishonest things and never get caught.
They believe in Jesus.
23
According to "Captivity Narrative", why did the Lord renew the author's strength?
To be able to take care of the wounded child.
To see more of His power.
To be able to escape when she got the chance.
So she could share the gospel with Indians
24
Who was judged for his behavior in "Plymouth Plantation"?
Squanto
John Howland
one of the sailors on the Mayflower
William Bradford
25
What restrains sin from carrying out its judgment according to "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
the hand of God
the worship of God's people
the prayers of God's people
God's love for people
26
"A Description of New England" is written in the 1st person point of view.
False
True
27
What was the purpose of the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
To convince the congregation of God's love for them.
To awaken the unconverted in the congregation.
To provide repeated images describing hell.
To describe God's restraint.
28
To what does the author of "Captivity Narrative" compare the first night?
hell
lake of fire
valley of the shadow of death
a ship torn apart by roaring waves at sea
29
According to the Declaration, what do the delegates assert and declare at the end of the document?
Britain has to reform in order for the colonies to remain in the empire
the delegates still want to reach an agreement and avoid war
The colonies are raising an army
That the colonies are free and independent states.
30
Where and with whom did the Great Awakening begin?
With George Whitefield at his church in England.
With Jonathan Edwards at his church in Massachusetts.
With John Wesley at his church in England.
With William Penn at his church in Pennsylvania.
31
What is the history of the village where "Rip Van Winkle" is set?
The village was founded by English settlers in New York.
The village was founded by Dutch colonists.
The village was founded by Catholics escaping persecution.
The village was founded by Puritan settlers.
32
Romantics used nature as settings and ...
metaphors
themes
symbols
characters
33
What was Paine's purpose in writing "The Crisis No.1?"
To persuade the Virginia legislature to raise a militia.
To recruit soldiers for the Continental army.
To persuade that the colonies should separate from Britain.
To convince his audience that King George is a tyrant.
34
What are the dates for American Romanticism?
1776-1850
1820-1865
1700-1800
1800-1865
35
According to the author of "Nature", what "alters, mould, and makes" nature?
God
Truth
Spirit
Man
36
Whose characters demonstrate a downward spiral of psychological and moral disintegration?
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Henry David Thoreau
Edgar Allan Poe
Ralph Waldo Emerson
37
The Knickerbockers were a group of writers in New York who hoped to create truly American literature.
True
False
38
In "Sinners", what simile is used to describe the weight that pulls unbelievers toward hell
a rock and a spider's web
a dreadful, inescapable storm
hell's gaping for the unbeliever
Satan is compared to a serpent
39
Which of the following is a common theme in 17th century literature?
God wants to bless the colonists who come to the New World.
God helps those who help themselves.
God's providential care for His children
God judges the unrighteous and rewards the righteous.
40
The Puritan goal to create a pure society sustained by a pure church is called ...
the Puritan Canopy.
the Puritan Ideal.
the Puritan Commonwealth.
the Puritan Reformation.
41
Who was swept overboard?
one of the sailors on the Mayflower
John Howland
Squanto
William Bradford
42
How should Christians view nature?
God reveals Himself through nature
God created nature, but it isn't the basis for relationship with Him.
Nature does not show us anything of God's character.
Nature is the only way God's character is revealed to man.
43
Which grew out of Romanticism?
Deism
Rationalism
Pantheism
Transcendentalism
44
The earliest samples of American literature were ...
historical accounts of early settlements
journals
letters
oral tales
45
What is the term used to describe colonists at the turn of the 18th century?
secular
transitional
English
Protestant
46
Which of the following is an indication that a lot of time had passed when Rip Van Winkle awakened?
Wolf was much older and could barely walk.
Dame Van Winkle was older and even more of a shrew.
The village was a ghost town.
His gun was rusty and his beard was a foot long.
47
American Romantics believed that God revealed himself through ...
nature
individualism
imagination
emotion
48
In "Captivity Narrative", which were similes for bullets?
locusts and wasps
wildfires and lightning
storms and earthquakes
hail and stones
49
What two questions does the author ask at the beginning of "Nature"?
What is truth? What is Spirit?
What is truth? What is good?
What is good? What is evil?
What is Nature? What is truth?
50
Most of the early colonists were ...
Spaniards
Separatists
English
Aristocrats
51
According to "A Modell of Christian Charity", what would cause political and social failure?
Worshiping false gods.
Breaking their covenant with God through sin.
Not being Puritan.
Separation of church and state.
52
In what way is "How the World Began" similar to the Genesis account?
The chief in the upper world is similar to God because he is a creator.
The fruit of the trees is forbidden in both stories.
The women in both stories are punished for being curious.
In both stories, jealousy between brothers leads to the Fall.
53
Archetypes appear in all kinds of stories from all time periods.
True
False
54
In "A Description of New England", anyone should come to the New World as a colonist.
False
True
55
Which allusion is used to establish the history of Rip Van Winkle's village?
William Bradford arriving on the Mayflower.
Jonathan Edwards starting the Great Awakening.
Peter Stuyvesant marching on Fort Christina.
John Smith exploring the region in the early 1600's.
56
"Of Plymouth Plantation" ends with a mood of ...
hope
fear
danger
grief
57
In "Sinners", what is the purpose of repeating the images related to hell?
To get his church to tell others about Jesus
Use fear to bring people to Christ
To get them to visualize hell.
To impress his audience with his preaching skills
58
What movement worked against the Great Awakening?
Deism
Puritanism
Catholicism
Puritanism
59
What was the purpose of "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!"?
To state that the colonies should be independent of Britain
To recruit soldiers for the Continental army.
To persuade the Virginia legislature to raise a militia.
To persuade that King George was a tyrant.
60
What classical allusion does Henry make in "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!"?
betrayed with a kiss
songs of sirens
Parliament's insidious smile
King George as a snake
61
According to "Give Me Liberty", what two things does Henry say that Americans must appeal to?
justice and arms
arms and God
God and justice
the king and Parliament
62
Which of the following formed the main current in the development of American values?
Deism
Secularism
Puritanism
Protestantism
63
According to the Declaration of Independence, where do human rights come from?
the people
the Creator
the government
nature
64
How did Sky Woman come to dwell in the world below?
She was pushed through a hole after destroying the tree.
An eagle carried her from the upper world to the earth.
She jumped to earth to escape the chief of the up-above-world.
Muskrat built a ladder to bring her down.
65
Romantics believed that men are depraved sinners.
True
False
66
What analogy in "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" is used to demonstrate God's supremacy?
a human prince and a rebel
a pastor preaching against sin
a parent punishing a child
an artist creating a masterpiece
67
Which is in the doctrine section of "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
The unbeliever is always exposed to a sudden, unexpected destruction.
Edwards congregation had broken the covenant.
Pray to God to avoid hell.
God feels sympathy for unbelievers because of His love for them.
68
What was the purpose of "A Modell of Christian Charity?"
To state the Puritans' goal and warn them of failure.
To teach about the Israelites failure to keep the covenant.
That the Puritans had nothing to fear.
To teach about how to "love thy neighbor."
69
According to "Give Me Liberty", how has the throne answered the Americans' petitions?
with diplomatic solutions
spurned and with violence
the throne never responded
the throne gave in to American demands
70
Which of the following is NOT emphasized in Romantic literature?
reason
imagination
individualism
nature
71
What did Paine mean when he used the biblical allusion to a "peace which passes all understanding"?
the British offer of peace doesn't make sense
they will have peace after surrendering
winning the war will make unimaginable peace
God will deliver peace
72
How did the dogs behave when the Indians attacked the garrison?
They were afraid and ran away.
They did nothing.
They protected the families until the Indians killed them.
They barked and growled at first, then hid.
73
How are Deists and Transcendentalists different?
Transcendentalists believe God is the creator; Deists don't.
There are few differences between the two.
Deists believe the bible; Transcendentalists do not.
Deists emphasize reason, Transcendentalists emphasize emotion/intuition.
74
What rhetorical strategy does Jefferson use when he lists the abuses of King George?
rhetorical questions
anaphora
imagery
propaganda
75
What evidence does Occom offer to support the claim that he was treated unjustly?
He lost five horses.
He had to teach school twice a day.
He was a paid far less than white missionaries.
He had to learn English in order to be a missionary.
76
The Puritans viewed their society in the New World as similar to ...
the apostles spreading the Gospel through the Roman Empire.
the Israelites captivity in Babylon.
the Israelites' covenant with God.
Abraham's promise to become a great nation.

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