Circles play a large role in Iroquois tradition, what would be the strongest form of evidence from "...Turtle's Back"

moving in the direction that the people still move in dances

An ethical appeal or ethos…

Aims to build trust or credibility with the audience

When the woman falls from the Sky-World, we learn from inferencing that the birds’ actions show that animals

care about the woman and therefore will become allies with humans

John Smith and the other early settlers viewed the Native Americans as…

Unintelligent and culturally different

Because they are so deeply rooted in culture, creation stories often reveal a society’s…

Environment, values, and traditions

The central idea of Patrick Henry’s Speech to the Virginia Convention is...

Fighting for freedom is necessary

How does Edwards characterize God's mercy in the sermon?

An undeserved opportunity for sinners to repent

An emotional appeal or pathos...

Aims to evoke an audience’s feelings

How might Equiano’s narrative best serve as form of activism?

He provides vivid imagery of the horrors of enslavement that evoke empathy

What is the overall tone of John Smith's "The General History of Virginia"?

Dramatic and celebratory of the English settlers' achievements

What does Bradstreet use in her first three lines and what effect does it create?

Parallelism creates a memorable and balanced sound in the start of the poem

The best way to summarize the comparison of “The Shoshone Love Song” to “My Dear and Loving Husband” would be

One compares love to man-made valuables and the other to elements of earth

Slave Equiano's narrative serves as

A firsthand account of the horrors of the Middle Passage

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Native American Unit 11th grade AHA

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Ms. Payne's 11th grade Native American Unit

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1
In the General History of Virginia, Smith was a powerful and capable leader by setting a good example and fair promises
False
True
2
Circles play a large role in Iroquois tradition, what would be the strongest form of evidence from "...Turtle's Back"
When the girl awoke from her faint, she and her mother continued to walk
moving in the direction that the people still move in dances
kept walking in a circle so that the earth and plants would to grow
moving in the direction that the sun goes
3
An ethical appeal or ethos…
Aims to evoke an audience’s feelings
Aims to build trust or credibility with the audience
Aims to explain something in a rational manner
Aims to criticize the opposition
4
The animal and human relations from the biblical story and “... on the Turtle’s Back” can best be explained by stating
Both stories promote using animals for human gain
None of the above
Both stories promote human and animal equality
The Iroquois are above animals and the biblical story shows more equality
5
When the woman falls from the Sky-World, we learn from inferencing that the birds’ actions show that animals
are as strong as the woman and therefore can also overpower humans
encourage the woman and therefore will always rally for humans
depend on the woman and therefore will always need humans
care about the woman and therefore will become allies with humans
6
John Smith and the other early settlers viewed the Native Americans as…
Capable but culturally different
Intelligent and capable
A. Culturally different but strong
Unintelligent and culturally different
7
Because they are so deeply rooted in culture, creation stories often reveal a society’s…
Inexperience, errors, and naivete
Environment, values, and traditions
Beliefs, leaders, and wildlife
Ignorance, barbarism, and sin
8
Great Tree in “...Turtle’s Back” is similar to the tree in the biblical story as it represents temptation and curiosity
False
True
9
The central idea of Patrick Henry’s Speech to the Virginia Convention is...
Hope is the only thing that people have
The future is uncertain
Fighting for freedom is necessary
fighting for freedom will show dominance over Britain
10
How does Edwards characterize God's mercy in the sermon?
A force that can overpower God's wrath
A fleeting and unreliable trait
An undeserved opportunity for sinners to repent
A. A conditional offering reserved for the righteous
11
The Declaration of Independence argues that governments derive their power from:
Inherited privilege
Military might
Divine right
The consent of the governed
12
What emotions does Edwards intend to evoke in his listeners through his vivid descriptions?
Love and copassion
Anger and frustration
Fear and terror
Love and joy
13
An emotional appeal or pathos...
Aims to criticize the opposition
Aims to evoke an audience’s feelings
Aims to build trust with the audience
Aims to explain something in a rational manner
14
How might Equiano’s narrative best serve as form of activism?
He provides a logical argument against enslavement
He provides vivid imagery of the horrors of enslavement that evoke empathy
He provides credibility with all his achievements post-enslavement
15
What is the overall tone of John Smith's "The General History of Virginia"?
Humorous and satirical, using exaggerated storytelling techniques
Dramatic and celebratory of the English settlers' achievements
Unbiased in its portrayal of both the English and Native Americans
Critical and skeptical of the English settlers' motives and actions
16
What does Bradstreet use in her first three lines and what effect does it create?
Parallelism creates a memorable and balanced sound in the start of the poem
Symbolism that creates the mood of the poem
Juxtaposition that creates a conflicting comparison structure
Repetition that creates a unifying comparison structure
17
A theme both the Declaration of Independence and the Iroquois Constitution have in common is equal representation
True
False
18
The best way to summarize the comparison of “The Shoshone Love Song” to “My Dear and Loving Husband” would be
They are both vivid, but one is more so than the other
That one is addressed to a man, and the other a woman
One compares love to man-made valuables and the other to elements of earth
Both contain symbols, but this one contains more than the other
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Slave Equiano's narrative serves as
A political manifesto advocating for African independence
A fictional story inspired by his experiences as an enslaved person
A firsthand account of the horrors of the Middle Passage
A historical analysis of the economic impact of the slave

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