Puritanism in the Colonial Period
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The Declaration of – – – – ______ was written by Thomas Jefferson.

Independence

Enlightenment thinkers in the Age of Reason emphasized individualists and rationalism, advocating for expanded rights and civil liberties while warning against abuses of – – – –.

freedom

The Age of Reason was characterized by political pamphlets and persuasive writing that aimed to encourage revolutionary war and instill – – – –.

patriotism

British Imperialism sought expansion and control, leading Americans to fight for their – – – – through influential documents like The Declaration of Independence.

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Literary works like "Common Sense" by Thomas Paine and "Poor Richard's Almanac" by Benjamin Franklin reflected the values and political patriotism of the – – – – period.

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Puritanism is associated with colonial America. Puritans settled & became the Massachusetts Bay Colony & other parts in England. Both set up small villages & towns as their own ________ and social hierarchy.

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Puritan Characteristics writings are centered on Bible and Church themes: religious, utilitarian, instructive, practical & ________.

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_______ (Colonial Period) 1600 to 1750 from Jamestown to outbreak of Revolution religious movement from Protestantism England in 1500s & 1700s.

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John Calvin - Theological work understanding it requires knowing Protestantism & history of Angelicanism in Christianity. 1517 split off from Catholicism because of difference — pointed out by Martin Luther form of Protestantism called Angelicanism as state religion puritans reformed to ________ church to fit their own beliefs.

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Famous Literary Works: Plymouth Plantation - William Bradford, A Narrative of the Captivity - Mary Rowlandson, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God - Jonathan Edward, The Scarlett Letter - Nathaniel Hawthorne, The ________!

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