| A | B |
|---|
| Used pictographs | Delaware |
| Manitou is a great god in this legend | Walum Olum |
| Believed corn was crucial to creation | Navajo |
| This group of Natives united 5 tribes | Iroquois |
| System of fundamental laws governing a society | Constitution |
| An implied comparison between two dissimilar things | Metaphor |
| Process of passing on sayings, songs and tales | Oral Tradition |
| A diary of someone's day by day events | Journal |
| Wrote about an island he called "Colba", now known as Cuba | Columbus |
| Wrote a journal about his expedition in Northern Florida | De Vaca |
| Journal is about his quest for gold | Coronado |
| A factual account of the development of a people, nation, institution, or culture | History |
| Founded Jamestown | John Smith |
| Captured by Native Americans but saved by Pocahontas | John Smith |
| What John Smith wrote | General History of Virginia |
| In this reading, 300 bowmen killed 2 settlers | General History of Virginia |
| Wrote an account of the Pilgrims voyage to the New World | William Bradford |
| Ship that brought first Pilgrims to New World | Mayflower |
| Governor who was re-elected 30 times | William Bradford |
| Mode of discourse that relates to a story | Narration |
| Mode of discourse that presents details that appeal to the senses | Description |
| Mode of discourse used to explain | Exposition |
| Mode of discourse attempts to convince someone | Persuasion |
| In this story, Squanto taught settlers to grow corn and to fish | Of Plymouth Plantation |
| A Puritan poet whose house burned down | Anne Bradstreet |
| Religious group that preached to live simple and straightforward | Puritan |
| The "feeling" of a word | Connotation |
| An elaborate comparison between two different subjects | Conceit |
| Puritan author who wrote a persuasive speech | Jonathan Edwards |
| Title of a famous Puritan sermon | Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God |
| Puritan writer wrote about the Salem Witch Trials | Cotton Mather |
| "Upon the Burning of Our House" | Anne Bradstreet |
| Wrote as a young child to please her father | Anne Bradstreet |
| Husband belonged to the Massachusetts Bay Company | Anne Bradstreet |
| "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" | Jonathan Edwards |
| When he spoke the audience rose to their feet | Jonathan Edwards |
| "From the Houses of Magic" | Pima |
| "The Wolam Olum" | Delaware |
| "Huswifery" | Edward Taylor |
| "Of Plymouth Plantation" | William Bradford |
| Made houses of saplings bent into domes | Pima |
| Tribes that settled in the Northeast | Delaware/Iroquois |
| Exiled to New World because he wouldn't talk to the Church of England | Edward Taylor |
| Believed in predestination (God already selected those He will save) | Edward Taylor |
| Wrote in an ornate style that wouldn't have been accepted by the Puritans | Edward Taylor |
| Wrote the Mayflower Compact | William Bradford |
| "The Navajo Origin Legend" | Navajo |
| Spanish introduced domestic animals to this tribe | Navajo |
| "The General History of Virginia" | John Smith |
| Journalistic style seeks objectivity | John Smith |
| Map maker | John Smith |
| Exaggerated events; Embellished | John Smith/Christopher Columbus |
| Depicted Native Americans as barbaric | John Smith |
| "The Wonders of the Invisible World" | Cotton Mather |
| Wrote about the trial of Martha Carrier | Cotton Mather |
| Fasted 450 times for sins he committed | Cotton Mather |
| "Journal of First Voyage to America" | Christopher Columbus |
| Mistook Bahamas for India | Christopher Columbus |
| Goal was to deliver letters from King toKublai Khan | Christopher Columbus |
| "The Iroquois Constitution" | Iroquois |
| Powerful enemy of the Delaware | Iroquois |
| Dekonawidah planted the Tree of Great Peace | Iroquois |
| Poem that expresses personal thought and feelings of the past | Lyric Poem |
| Example of a lyric poem | "To My Dear and Loving Husband" |
| Figurative Language Examples | Conceit, Metaphor, Pictograph; "Thoughts were scattered like leaves" |
| Example of a myth | The Walum Olum/Hercules |
| A traditional story that uses heroes or supernatural beings to explain human behavior | Myth |
| Refers to a great spirit | Manitou |
| Tribe that defeated Gen. Custer | Teton Sioux |
| Name of the Spaniard living in Mexico at the time of Coronado's expedition | Castinada |
