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For $400 How did the Enlightenment movement alter early American literature?59Reading Comprehension Check1. In lines 1-10 does Adamss letter concern itself with private or public issues? What does she say about the relationship between the private and public?

2. What inconsistency in the attitudes of the times does Abigail Adams point out in lines 32-40?

3. Identify key words that illustrate Adams use of formal diction and what does her tone and say about the time period and/or role of women.

4. How does Wheatleys style differ from Adams?

5. Illustrate some aspects of her diction, and analyze what this says about her view of women in society.2Home funLocate an article about modern day revolutions that are occurring around the word.By Monday write a summary of the article and your thought about whether the revolt is justified.You must attach the article to your summary.3Jeopardy

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Literary Terms 16For $100

The sequence of events that make up a story.23For $200Word choice, imagery, and sentence structure help develop this.25For $300 A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.27For $400Concepts and ideas that have been passed down through the centuries that appear in literature29For $500The juxtaposition of contrasting words or clauses that creates a balance among ideas.31For $100For sorrow near I did not look is an example of what literary device?33For $200If you care about your children's success in school you will buy these Encyclopedias is an example of what type of appeal?35for $300The coach told the players that they should get a lot of sleep, not eat too much, and do some warm-up exercises before the game is an example of what type of sentence?37for $400"If a man does a crime that is so terrible that no redemption is possible, it is an injustice to the victims that he be allowed to live. is an example of what type of appeal?39for $500Too black for heaven, and yet too white for hell. is an example of what?

41For $100Key saw how british forces attacked Fort McHenry inBaltimore Maryland.43For $200Because Columbus was Italian, many serve there favorite Italian foods on the holiday.45For $300After two terms as vice president Adams became president.47For $400John Adams, along with his cousin Samuel, were selected to be a Massachusetts delegate to both the First and Second Continental Congresses49For $500Adams wrote during his life, not only to further the revolution but also in corresponding with his wife, Abigail.51For $100What was the Puritans main reason for coming to the New World?53For $200What was the writing style of the early American settlers ?55For $300For what was Cotton Mather best known?57DailyDouble!!

61Why was Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vacas accounts influential to early American literature?62For $100Edwards uses what type of appeal to convince natural men to accept God openly?64For $200How does diction influence a text?

66For $300The belief people must live life in a saintly manner.

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Words such as cowardly, impious, bleak are examples of what?70For $500How does the knowledge of historical context benefit the reader? 72Final JeopardyTerms

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34What is appeal to emotional36What is parallel?38What is ethical?40What is antithesis?42What is capitalize British?44What is change there to their?46What is place a comma after president.48What is change were to was.50What is change in corresponding to to correspond?52What is the search for religious freedom from the Church of England?54What were letters, reports, and chronicles of early American life ?56What was his documentation of the Salem Witch trails and the inoculation of smallpox?58What is it provided new themes for writing and caused authors to change their style of writing (ex. Pamphlets)60What is it provided first-hand accounts of the Native Americans in a non-subjective light.63What is emotional and (limited logical)?65What is it aids in the development of the authors tone?67What is Puritanism?69What is loaded words?71What is by helping to understand authors purpose, draw insight about characters, or develop a base-line reference for a reading.73When an argument is made against your claim. This is called what?75What is counterclaim?76