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Pilgrims
Group seeking religious freedom, settled in America.
Puritans
Religious group aiming for reform within the Church of England.
Religious Freedom
The right to practice one's religion without interference.
Mass Hysteria
Collective panic affecting a community, seen in Salem.
Salem Witch Trials
1692 events marked by accusations of witchcraft in Salem.
Puritan Ethic
Belief in hard work and moral living as virtues.
Social Consequences of Witch Trials
Community divisions and lasting trauma from witch trials.
Psychological Consequences of Witch Trials
Fear and distrust among Salem residents post-trials.
Anne Bradstreet
First published American poet, focused on domestic themes.
To My Dear and Loving husband
Edward Taylor
Puritan minister known for deep spiritual introspection. Huswifery.
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Author exploring guilt and sin in American literature.
Henry Longfellow
Poet known for blending American themes with tradition. A Psalm of Life
Oliver Holmes
Physician and poet, celebrated USS Constitution in poetry.
Wrote Old Ironside (regarding a boat)
James Lowell
Poet and journalist advocating for nature and justice. the first snowfall
Arthur Miller
Playwright known for critiquing mass hysteria in The Crucible.
William Bryant
Poet associated with nature and American identity themes. wrote Thanatopsis
Phillis Wheatley
First African American female poet, addressed themes of freedom. On being Brought from Africa
The Scarlet Letter
Hawthorne's novel exploring sin and Puritan society.
Thanatopsis
Bryant's poem reflecting on death and nature.
Huswifery
Taylor's poem illustrating spiritual devotion through domesticity.
The Crucible
Miller's play critiquing the dangers of mass hysteria.
On Being Brought from Africa to America
Wheatley's poem addressing slavery and Christian themes.