Various Native American tribes had stories that explained how mountains were created or why spring occurs. How would these stories have been documented?
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the stories were preserved in writing on animal skins
through oral storytelling passed down through the generations
through designs woven into their clothing and passed down as keepsakes
as pictographs, or small pictures, that depicted the stories
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How did the viewpoint of secular and religious political writers differ in the 17th and 18th centuries?
Religious writers believed in an elaborate judicial system, while secular writers believed the Ten Commandments were all that was needed to govern.
Secular writers believed that religion should not interfere with state law, while religious writers believed there should be no other laws besides Christian laws.
Secular writers documented painstaking details about the hardships of settlement while religious writers praised God for survival.
Secular writers laid out elaborate plans for future villages and governmental structure while religious writers relied upon biblical guidance.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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A review of Puritan writing would consistently reveal which of the following themes?
dedication to God and the Bible
political events occurring at the time
the ease of life in the colonies
interactions with Native Americans
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What issues influenced the literature in 17th century America?
exploration of the new land, the sights and wonders
the journey of the settlers from their homes in Europe
the need to create fiction as an escape from harsh living conditions
politics and the struggle for food and shelter
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What is a common theme that runs through many different Native American literature pieces?
a hero's journey to overcome adversity
worship of various animals important to each nation
the ruin of culture and society by white settlement
the importance of female gods to native peoples
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How did Americans react to the Age of Reason fifty years after the Revolutionary War?
They continued to respect the ideals of the Age of Reason.
They challenged the rational thinking of the Age of Reason.
They rejected the ideals in the same way that Europeans rejected them.
They adapted the ideals of the Age of Reason to respond to industrialization.
7.
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Which statement correctly compares Ben Franklin to the character Natty Bumppo?
Bumppo was innocent but intuitive, while Franklin was educated and sophisticated.
Bumppo loved the cities, while Franklin loved the countryside.
Bumppo was a savvy politician, while Franklin was ignorant of government.
Both Bumppo and Franklin were highly intelligent inventors.
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