Bradstreet
Rowlandson
Elements of Puritanism
Figurative Language/Literary Elements
Native Americans
100

TRUE OR FALSE:

Ann Bradstreet was the first published female poet in America.

What is TRUE?

100

Who captured Mary Rowlandson?

What is the Native Americans/Indians?

100

What kind of church did the Puritans break away from?

What is the Catholic church?

100
What is a Metaphor?
What is a comparison without using 'like' or 'as'.
100

Where ALL the Indians bad?

What is no?

200

Who is the 'mighty Architect'?

What is God?

200

Who provided Rowlandson with comfort after Sarah died?

What is God?

200

How did Puritan's treat each other/other Puritan's?

What is judgement? They would constantly judge each other over their actions and words.

200

What is personification?

What is an inanimate object that is given human characteristics.

200

What are some reasons why the Indian's invaded the colonists villages?

What is land, anger, guns, retaliation, etc.

300

Name three things Bradstreet lost in the house fire.

What is chest, table, trunk, store, pleasant things.

300

Who is King Phillip?

What is the leader of the Indian tribe?

300

How did the Puritan's teat outsiders/non-Puritans?

What is contempt? They felt that other people/faith's were not correct, and they despised them for not being Puritan. They also tried to force others into being Puritan.

300

What is an extended metaphor?

What is a comparison that spans the length of several paragraphs to the whole story.

300

Name 3 ways the Indians were violent towards Rowlandson.

What is starving her, yelling/threatening, not providing medical care, holding her captive, etc.

400

Name three emotions that Bradstreet feels throughout the poem.

What is fear, sorrow, anger, remembrance, peace.
400

What did Rowlandson do for food and money?

What is sew hats and shirts?

400

How did the Puritan's think other people were viewing them?

What is "a city on a hill"? They thought everyone should and did have their eyes on them.

400

What is archaic language?

What is outdated/King James words: Thee, Thou, Thy, etc. Also words with different spellings: blest, oft, e'er, etc.

400

Name three ways the Indian's were good towards Rowlandson.

What is allow her to visit her children, feed her, pay her, invite her to stay/eat with them, treat her with kindness, etc.

500

How does Ann Bradstreet feel at the end of the poem? -Be specific!

What is peace? (She knows that God built her a house in Heaven and her hope lies above with God.) 

500

How does Rowlandson maintain her faith throughout this narrative? -Be specific!

What is pray, read her bible, trust, and praise?

500

Name at least 3 rules that the Puritan's had to follow.

What is Read the bible, attend church, women work at home/children, men work for family, God is above all, children are seen and not heard, etc.

500

What is inverted syntax?

What is a reversed order of a sentence/ word order is reversed.

500

Why did the Indian Chief all Rowlandson to keep the money/tools/food she was given? - Be specific!

What is they wanted her to feel welcome, to trust them, to put forth her best efforts, they did not view her as a full 'slave' so to speak.

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