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Native American Literature oral
types of Native American Literature songs, myths, and legends
Jamestown first permanent settlement
fur trade, money, gold Jamestown
John Smith founded Jamestown
Jamestown was founded in 1607
William Bradford founded Plmouth in 1620
Mayflower how pilgrims traveled
Plain Puritan Style the writing style of Puritans
Johnathan Edwards leader of the Great Awakening
Puritan Minister Johnathan Edwards
Johnathan Edwards wrote "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
Pilgrim any person who travels for religious reasons
Characteristics of Puritans very educated and did not want to take risks
Second wave for settlers opened by the pirates, adventurers, and explorers
John Smith A.K.A Captain Smith
What is ironic about Edward's sermon? use of figurative language when Puritans write in Plain Puritan Style
keeps sinners from falling into hell the hand of God
believed the BIble was the literal word of God Puritans
date of the Great Awakening 1734-1749
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