What is a common stereotype of Puritans? How were the Puritans who settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1630 different from the Puritans of the 16th century?
A common stereotyps of Purstains is that they have a reputatin of being black-clad moralists self-righteously proclaming the values of thrift and hard work. the Purtains who settle in the Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1630 were doffernt fro the Purtains of the 16th centry. They werre diffrerent because they were better off finaticall and could afford to put thier money torws more vibranted clothing. Instead of wering the hard=sh black color scheme the other Puritans were acumstom to. They also were able to enjoy alcobholic beverages on different ocasions.,
Please list three things valued by Puritans.
Family life
Community service
Art/Literatue
Were the Puritans tolerant of any religious viewpoints that were different from their own? How do you know this based on your reading? The Purtains were totally intolerent of any different religous …show more content…
Which poet “gives a sense of what ordinary Puritans lives were like”? How did she view God?
Anne Bradstreet. She talked about how heaven was just ruled by God.
How is Jonathan Edwards and his sermon described by the article?
It is described as the darker aspects of Puritanism.
What interesting family tie did Nathaniel Hawthorne have to the Puritans? What was he primarily concerned with exploring in his writing?
He had been a prfesidig judge at the Salem witch trials. His short stiries were to explor the psychological effects of sin and guilt.
Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, a play we will study this year. What is his play a metaphor for? What is his warning for society?\ A response to the anti-Communist “witch hunts”. HIs warning was against similar injusgtices in our own
A common stereotyps of Purstains is that they have a reputatin of being black-clad moralists self-righteously proclaming the values of thrift and hard work. the Purtains who settle in the Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1630 were doffernt fro the Purtains of the 16th centry. They werre diffrerent because they were better off finaticall and could afford to put thier money torws more vibranted clothing. Instead of wering the hard=sh black color scheme the other Puritans were acumstom to. They also were able to enjoy alcobholic beverages on different ocasions.,
Please list three things valued by Puritans.
Family life
Community service
Art/Literatue
Were the Puritans tolerant of any religious viewpoints that were different from their own? How do you know this based on your reading? The Purtains were totally intolerent of any different religous …show more content…
Which poet “gives a sense of what ordinary Puritans lives were like”? How did she view God?
Anne Bradstreet. She talked about how heaven was just ruled by God.
How is Jonathan Edwards and his sermon described by the article?
It is described as the darker aspects of Puritanism.
What interesting family tie did Nathaniel Hawthorne have to the Puritans? What was he primarily concerned with exploring in his writing?
He had been a prfesidig judge at the Salem witch trials. His short stiries were to explor the psychological effects of sin and guilt.
Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, a play we will study this year. What is his play a metaphor for? What is his warning for society?\ A response to the anti-Communist “witch hunts”. HIs warning was against similar injusgtices in our own