The Meeting Of Two Worlds
From Colony to Country
Puritan Belief
The Enlightenment
The Great Awakening
The Native American Experience
Exploration and The Early Settlers
The Puritan Tradition
100

What did the earliest American writers mainly focus on?

Describing and trying to make sense of their challenging environment and the unfamiliar people with whom they shared it. 

100

Where was the first permanent colony established? 

Jamestown

100

Who are the Puritans?

They are a protestant group who sought to purify the church of England.

100

When did the Enlightenment start?

1700s

100

Many people began to worry about whose values being lost.

Puritans

100

How many different Native American cultures were there when the Europeans arrived in north America? 

300

100

Who wrote the first writings of North America? 

Christopher Columbus

100

why did Putitans record history? 

they should be used to help people understand the bible and guide them. 

200

T/F The Native Americans were cooperative with the Europeans until the were forced off their land

True

200

How did the North American colonies help support the England economy? 

They exported row materials and imported manufactured goods. 

200

Why did the Puritans leave England and head to the  Americas? 

They wanted to escape the persecution. 

200

What did thinkers start questioning during the Enlightenment? 

Who should hold the power in government

200

Which preacher tried to get people to rededicate themselves to the original Puritan vision?

Jonathan Edwards

200

What was a common activity all Native Americans did?

Storytelling

200

What did Culumbuse's adventures open a door to?  

Spanish expeditions in the Americas.

200

What did Cotton Mather write about? 

history of the colonies and fiery sermons on the dangers of sinful ways. 

300

How did William Bradford describe North America?

“A hideous and desolate wilderness, full of wild beasts and wild men”

300

Why did Great Britain try to tax the colonists? 

They wanted to recover the money they used for the war. 

300

Why do the Puritans want to create a new order in America? 

They Believe that god had chosen them to do so.

300

What shaped the American Enlightenment?

the political writings of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Paine

300

What was the First Great Awakening?

It was a time when a new wave of religious enthusiasm began to rise. 

300

T/F Native American Cultures had a written language. 

False 

300

what was the La Relación

A journal written by Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca describing Florida, Texas, and Mexico. 
300

What was the first book issued in the North American colonies? 

Bay Psalm Book 

400

What did the Native Americans think the first ship they saw was?

A walking island

400

When did the colonists declare themselves free and independent? 

1776

400

What did the Puritans believe the bible could do for humans?

Help them through the torments of human weakness. 

400

How did the Enlightenment help the colonists? 

It gave Colonists philosophical footing for their revolution. 
400

What did people believe was helping Americans set a new standard for an ethical life?

People believed a higher power was helping America. 

400

What type of story can be found in all Native American cultures?

A creation story
400

who wrote vivid accounts of New England and the Iroquois? 

Samuel de Champlain

400

What did poetry mean to a lot of Puritan writers? 

a means of exploring the relationship between the individual and god. 

500

What was recorded as a historical turning point in diaries, letters, and reports back home?

When the world of the Europeans first intersected with that of the Native Americans.

500

What did Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and other colonial thinkers write?

The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution. 

500

What was seen as a sign that god was working within someone?

Hard work, thrift, and responsibility

500

what government did thinkers point towards?

A government in which people consent to government limitations in exchange for basic rights and liberties 

500

What is similar between The Enlightenment and the Great Awakening?

Both caused people to question traditional authority. 

500

How do the ancestors and heroes of Native Americans live in the people?  

The stories and deeds live in their blood. 
500

what did the writing of early settlers do to people living in England?

It allowed them to imagine what life was like. 

500

What do Bradstreet's poems reflect?

Her wide learning, deep faith, and love for her husband and children. 

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