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What replaced the Puritan influence?
Reason
What reigned?
the Natural Law
What important historical period was during this era?
the Enlightenment
Reason can discover all truth
Rationalism
Name two of the main common genres
Political essays and pamphlets
Common emphasis
Reason, God's goodness, and perfectibility of man, clear rational thinking, patriotism
Who used a lot of satire
Benjamin Franklin
What was one of the first great autobiographies in American history
The autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
What were Franklin's views?
focused on self and self-improvement, attempted to gain moral perfection through his flesh. Probably was not saved. He wanted all religions to follow his decisions.
Who was a frenchman who came to the colonies
J. Hector St. John Crevecoeur
What is J. Hector St. John Crevecour famous for?
Letter from an American Farmer
Who wrote Common Sense
Thomas Paine
Explain Common Sense
He appealed to patriotism
He was very direct in his approach
He believed that the colonies should separate from the British
The British were a horrible parent country because they were the ones starting wars, causing religious persecution, and creating horrible work environments. He describes the British as monsters. If the people who were in the colonies were there seeking freedom, it wouldn't make sense to continue bound still under the British, especially because they are horrible.
Who was the Poet of the American Revolution?
Philip Freneau
In which poem is life compared to a flower?
The Wild Honeysuckle
Who wrote the Wild Honeysuckle?
Philip Freneau
Who was the second American woman to publish poetry in America?
Philis Wheatley
Which author is Wheatley similar to in structure?
Bradstreet
Explain the Wild Honeysuckle
He was a Deist and compared our life to that of a flower. But he also believes that our lives are worth nothing as we are born to nothing and die as nothing. He claims the summer season as humans in our 20s-30s.
What was Benjamin Franklin’s pillars?
Temperance, silence, order, resolution, frugality, industry, sincerity, justice, moderation, cleanliness, tranquility, chastity, humility, Jesus, and Scortes
What are Franklin’s ambitions?
Ego J. Hector St. John Crèvecour, Showing that he right unlike those around him.
What is an american to ?
A gun, freedom, opportunities, acceptance,
John Crèvecour
Primary work is Letters from an American Farmer (1782)
what thoughts and ideas from Primary work is Letters from an American Farmer
American Landscapes, Things flourishing that aren’t within Europe, seeing America built, Religious freedom
No representation, no Taxation
1765: Stamp Act
Do we just hate on the taxes or actually break free and declare independence?
Explain this!!