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American Literature of Settlement - Unit 1
American Literature of Settlement - Unit 1
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1
In the Constitution of the Five Nations, the Tree of the Great Long Leaves is a symbol of:
all of the above
freedom
peace
love
2
Toward the end of the eighteenth century, most writers
present a secular view of life.
presented a combined Christian and secular view.
presented a Christian view of life.
3
When Good Mind goes to visit his father, he has to endure several challenges including:
enduring a flame
wrestling the wind
swimming a cataract
all of the above
4
Writing intended to instruct is
archetypes
didactitism
typology
5
Who were the two leading figures of the Great Awakening?
John Keanye and Mary Rowlandson
Willam Bradford and John Smith
Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield
6
In "How the World Began", who does the fire-beast resemble?
Satan
Adam
Cain
7
To wbhat biblical character did Cotton Mather compare Winthrop?
Nehemiah
Moses
Abraham
8
The Five Nations were known for all of the following EXCEPT:
rooted in oral tradition
forming the Iroqois confederacy
adopting many captives into their society
creating religious liberties
9
Identify the religious faction of Massachusetts Bay.
Puritan
Anglican
Separatists
10
A counterclaim challenges the validity of an initial claim.
False
True
11
Once colonists were established, they topics of their literature were predominantly. . .
political
religious
economic
secular
12
What is the unexpected result of Captain Smith's capture?
The Indians attach the colonists.
The Indians offer friendship and provisions.
Indians leave the area.
13
Identify the religious faction of Jamestown.
Separatists
Puritan
Anglican
14
What had to occur before a distinctly American literature could exist?
Differences between American and British culture must be understood.
Dependence on English literature had to be abandoned.
An American "spirit" had to be developed.
15
In a treaty, the Iroquois offered their government as a model for the colonies.
False
True
16
Early colonial literature reflected the interests and concerns of its writers which was mostly about. . .
difficulty
ingenuity
authority
prosperity
17
What belief did the Puritans use to sustain them through trials?
Peace and wisdom of Christ
The judgement of God
Providence of God
18
According to Winthrop, which type of liberty does man have in common with animals?
civil or federal liberty
national liberty
natural liberty
19
Out of the three religious factions, which one significantly influenced the development of American thought?
Puritanism
Anglicanism
Separatism
20
References to people, places, events or works of literature
allusion
diction
personification
tone
21
Deism maintained that the solution to man's problems lies in human reasoning.
True
False
22
In "Of Plymouth Plantation", William Bradford's attitude about the young man who is the first to be thrown overboard is:
fearful about the plague aboard the ship
remorseful for the loss of life
respectful of God's providence and justice
23
In "A Description of New England", John Smith said religion should move Englishmen to show their faith in what way?
by converting the poor savages
to bring judgment on unbelievers
to provide guidelines for laws
24
The first consciously American voices began to speak through literature after what major event?
Revolutionary War
Spanish - American War
King Philip's War
World War I
25
Rowlandson curses God and wishes to die after discovering what has happened to her daughter's body.
True
False
26
What were the three major areas of changes significantly influenced early American Writers?
social, religious, political
political, civil, social
nationalism, social, political
27
What is the recurring narrative elements that appear in stories across cultures and speak of the human experience?
biblical allusions
archetypes
personification
typology
28
Identify the religious faction of Plymouth.
Anglican
Separatists
Puritan
29
Rowland's narrative:
emphasizes the author's reliance on God providence.
gives an unemotional, detached portrayal of the barbarism of the Indians.
pleads for God's judgment on the savage Indians.
30
Why could colonial America be described as a "melting pot"?
Enjoyed cooking different types of food
Various nationalities of immigrants: Dutch, French, German, and Scottish
Various nationalities of immigrants: Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Irish