Native American Lit
The way Native Americans viewed the land (i.e., their attitude towards the land they lived off of)
What is respectfully/as something to care for and not own?
The colony that John Smith and his company founded.
What is Jamestown?
To be this meant you were chosen at the beginning of time as one of God's chosen ones, to make it into Heaven.
What is elect?
There were over this many indigenous tribes at the time the Europeans landed in North America.
What is over 240?
A story told to explain some unknown worldly phenomenon. (i.e., why the sky is blue.)
What is a myth?
The number of tribes in the Iroquois Confederacy.
What is 5? (6 later, but I will take 5)
The only reason the settlers survived the first winter.
What was the Indigenous tribes giving them food and teaching them to grow certain crops?
Responsibility, Hard Work, Self-Control, Acceptance of Elect.
What are the Puritan ethics?
The year that Jamestown was founded.
What is 1607?
What is a metaphor?
Dekanawidah of the 5 nations.
Who began the Iroquois Confederacy?
She saved John Smith from being killed by her father, the tribe chief of the Pamunkee, Powhatan.
Who is Pocahontas?
A statement that contradicts itself. (i.e. A spear that can cut through anything and a shield that cannot be broken cannot exist together.)
What is a Paradox?
This is when the Iroquois Confederacy was founded. (Isn't exact.)
What is the 1700s?
A loose union of independent states.
What is a confederacy?
Those pure of heart and willing to obey the laws of the 5 nations.
Who was allowed to "Sit underneath the leaves of the Tree of Peace"?
Killed while sleeping next to a fire.
Who were Robinson and Emery?
The puritan pastor who gave the sermon "Sinners at the Hands of an Angry God".
Who is Jonathan Edwards?
(DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!!)
Extra Question: Bet your points
Any category-
Anne Bradstreet, author of "To My Dear and Loving Husband".
Who was the first published woman in America?
To remove the inhabitants from/to cutdown the size of a population.
What is depopulation?
To whom was the Song of the Sky Loom addressed to?
Reasons the European settlers suffered when the ships left. (There are 4 answers written. I want two.)
What is: The captain refused to share his stores; The ships were their only reliable food source; They had no alcohol once the ships left; disease swept through the tribes.
God is angry at you for everything you do, and there is no reason why he hasn't tossed you into hell yet.
What is the entire reasoning behind the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
Despite this being illegal, the Spaniards practiced this for decades, creating a strong power struggle between them and the natives.
What is slavery?
Forced submission/To be controlled by others.
What is oppression?