What is a separatist and who were they?

Separatists (Pilgrims) wanted to break away from the church

Separatists (Pilgrims) wanted to break away from England

Separatists (Puritans) wanted to break away from the church

Separatists (Puritans) wanted to break away from England

What is a non-separatist and Who were they?

Non-Separatists (Puritans) wanted to purify the church

Non-Separatist (Pilgrims) wanted to purify the church

Non-Separatist (Pilgrims) wanted to purify England's religious practices

Non-Separatist (Puritans) wanted to purify England's religious practices

What are some similarities between the Puritans and Pilgrims?

Both were devout Christians & came to America on a Spiritual Journey

Both came to America to seperate from religion

Both came to America to seperate from England

Both were devout Christians and came to America to seperate from England

What are some differences between the Puritans and Pilgrims?

Pilgrims- working class, tolerant, uneducated Puritans- strict, middleclass

Puritans- working class, tolerant, uneducated Pilgrims- strict, middleclass

What are the virtues of the Puritans?

Self-Reliance (independent), Frugality (modesty/sobriety), & Hard Work

Freedom of expression, abundance, practicing independance from rules

What are some characteristics of plain style writing?

Literal, sparse, little figurative language, mostly diaries & journals

Biographical writing like shopping lists

Straight to the point writing that does not describe any personal accounts

What were some struggles for Jamestown?

Selfish leaders that led to Smith overthrowing leadership

Violent conditions between Pilgrims and Puritans

Native American's stealing their things

What happened during the Suprise Attack described in "General History of Virginia"

Smith lost 2 men/blamed everyone but himself and was captured by Powhatan

Smith led an attack on Native Americans

Powhatan captured Smith and executed him

Smith fell asleep and boasted about a dream he had

How does John Smith present himself?

"The greatest Hero of all time"

"Friendly Neighborhood Spiderman"

Describe the relationship with the Native Americans and John Smith

Smith didnt trust them and referred to them as savages/barbarians

Smith thought of them as friends after Powhatan saved him

Smith thought only of how he could use them for his gain

Smith was deeply afraid of them and avoided contact at all cost

Describe the relationship between the Native Americans and the Pilgrims

They had a treaty and tried to work together

The pilgrims made a treaty with them and then betrayed them immediately

What was Smith’s experience with leadership when the colonists first arrived at Jamestown?

Smith felt the leaders were selfish, they often stole the best food/drink

Smith was a leader, so he favored himself

Smith thought he could rule better so he ran off to start his own town

Smith hated the leadership and often sabotaged the town

Why does Smith refer to himself in 3rd person?

3rd person made him seem more credible

Smith likes talking about himself

Smith didnt want anyone to know he wrote it

3rd person was the style back then

Who does Smith credit for his success?

Mostly himself but also God and Pocahontas

Powhatan and the Native Americans

What does Bradford’s "Of Plymouth Plantation" describe?

The many hardships that the Early American settlers faced

The relationships between the Pilgrims and the Native American's

What did Squanto help them achieve?

Make a treaty, learn to farm and communicate

Align borders between the communities

What happens during the Starving Time?

They lost 1/2 the colonists by disease, bad weather, bad housing/food

The colony had to live with the native americans to live during the winter

They could not farm to feed the colony

They ate food from the kettle, which had bugs in their food

When phrases are rearranged (usually for rhyme scheme/sound devices)

A technique used in plain style prose writing

What IS an extended metaphor?

A metaphor that takes place over several lines/stanzas of a poem

What are the characteristics of Native American Myths/Legends?

Action vs. Reaction, Topic is usually Birth/Beginning of something natural

Writing about the history of Native Americans

How are Native American legends passed through generations?

Oral traditions to help preserve their culture

Written stories shared through generations

Generational stories shared through chants and song

Why are Native American Myths so important to their culture?

Because it helps teach their values/beliefs of their tribe

Because it teaches young kids about history

Because it teaches about christianity

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Who were the first settlers in Jamestown?

Explorers & Adventurers

Puritans

Pilgrims

John Smith

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

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What were conditions like for early explorers in North America?

Snowy & Rocky

Harsh Winters

Unfamiliar Terrain

Harsh Winters & Unfamiliar Terrain

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CCSS.RI.11-12.2

CCSS.RL.11-12.2

CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RL.9-10.2

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Who was John Smith and how did he contribute to Jamestown?

His ego held Jamestown together

He negotiated with Native Americans and saved Jamestown.

He was an explorer for the Virginia Company. He helped Jamestown

He married Pocahontas to maintain freedom in Jamestown.

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

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When did the Mayflower set sail to America?

1772

1670

1608

1620

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CCSS.RL.7.9

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Who was on the Mayflower and Why?

Pilgrims & Freeom from the King

Pilgrims & to Escape Religious Persecution (Spiritual Journey)

Puritans & They wanted to leave the church behind

Puritans & Freedom of Self Expression

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CCSS.RL.7.9

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What did the people on the Mayflower experience during their travel?

It was as peaceful as a vacation

People were starving and had to resort to Cannibalism

Harsh Weather & Poor Conditions on the Boat

They had bad Leadership

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CCSS.RI.9-10.10

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CCSS.RI.8.10

CCSS.RL.11-12.10

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20 sec • 1 pt

Where did the Mayflower end up vs. Where they were meant to land?

They were headed for Virginia, but ended up in New England (Plymouth)

They were headed for New England (Plymouth), but ended up in Virginia

They originally headed for Boston, but ended up in South Carolina

They ended up in New England (Plymouth) which is where they meant to be

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English 3 H Unit 1 Test Review

Who were the first settlers in Jamestown?

What were conditions like for early explorers in North America?

Who was John Smith and how did he contribute to Jamestown?

When did the Mayflower set sail to America?

Who was on the Mayflower and Why?

What did the people on the Mayflower experience during their travel?

Where did the Mayflower end up vs. Where they were meant to land?

When did the Arabella sail to America?

What is a separatist and who were they?

What is a non-separatist and Who were they?

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