Indigenous peoples and Theism/Puritan TEST Vocab Practice

William Bradford

Re-elected as Governor 15 times.

William Bradford

The History of Plymouth Plantation

Anne Bradstreet

Wrote poems and her husband had to assure readers that she fulfilled her household duties first.

Anne Bradstreet

To My Dear and Loving Husband

Edward Taylor

Used metaphors related to spiritual things.

Edward Taylor

Upon a Spider Catching a Fly and Housewifery

William Byrd II

Southern planter and government official.

Phillis Wheatley

On Virtue

Phillis Wheatley

Black, female, former slave, and self-educated

Jonathan Edwards

He preached hellfire and brimstone.

Jonathan Edwards

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

Cotton Mather

Preacher, interested in witchcraft.

Cotton Mather

The Devil in New England

Non-fiction

Cotton Mather’s main genre:

Sermons

Jonathan Edward’s main genre:

Poetry

Anne Bradstreet/Phillis Wheatley’s main genre:

Poetry/Sermons

Edward Taylor’s main genre:

Diaries/Narratives

William Byrd II’s main genre:

Journaling

William Bradford’s main genre:

Gregg Deal

Indigenous in Plain Sight

Gregg Deal

Modern-day artist who refuses to continue Native American stereotypes.

Wamsutta (also known as Frank James)

Suppressed Speech

Wamsutta (also known as Frank James)

Wampanoag man; refused to value myth over historical fact.

William Byrd II

The History of the Dividing Line