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    A study guide for our Puritan Unit. Answer the following questions in complete sentences and submit to turnitin.com before the end of class. Puritan Plain Style 1. Describe the characteristics of Puritan Plain Style. a. The main characteristics of Puritan Plain Style are that it was very straightforward‚ and it did not really have to be too deep. Also‚ it did not use many figures of speech and it was very simple writing. 2. Compare and contrast the main themes of “To My Dear and

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    of the Puritans sticks out as a time with many great authors. Two‚ William Bradford and Reverend Jonathan Edwards are still studied today. Bradford was an author who wrote about the historical section of Puritan life‚ while Edwards was a great speaker who wrote sermons to give in front of his congregation. Although living in the same time period Reverend Jonathan Edwards and William Bradford used very different styles of writing. In writing‚ praise and everyday living the Puritans favored

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    The Puritans and Sex In the 1630s‚ the Puritans established the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the North to detach themselves from the Church of England‚ and to pursue religious tolerance. Puritans lead lives that emphasized hard work and discipline‚ which caused them to be perceived as narrow-minded‚ and very strict in religion and morals. Despite what early colonists then and citizens of America today believe‚ some Puritans did not comply with their stereotypical lives of high morals and no sex

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    Religion in the Life of the Puritans The Puritans were a people of high moral standards and strong religious beliefs. Religion encompassed every aspect of their lives and offered a base at which they could lay the foundations of a new society. Puritans left the Church of England and many fled to America in order to maintain their English identity. Because Puritan beliefs of religious expression‚ strong work ethic‚ and education were deeply established before the arrival to America‚ the colonists

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    The Role Of Puritan Women

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    Throughout history‚ women have been seen as having a specific role in society. Puritan times were no exception to this‚ having the idea that women were meant to be housewives and mothers‚ there to take care of their husbands and children without causing any trouble. Men were supposed to do the hard work while women were supposed to be nurturing. While many women conformed to this standard‚ there were also women who did not. It is through the words and experiences of these women‚ women who went against

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    Introduction The book Wayward Puritans‚ A Study in the Sociology of Deviance was an insightful read. It provided a glimpse into history’s beginning acknowledgement of social deviance. The primitive outlook on social deviance has grown vastly into a more complex discovery than what it once was. In my opinion‚ the theory of the New England Puritans was a bit unsettling. The Doctrine of Predestination was the belief that before birth people are predesigned to be good or bad and just one fault would

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    Puritans Vs. Quakers

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    Puritan vs. Quaker The Puritans and the Quakers did not have an easy life when the first came to the new world. They by no means handled the pressure well. At first they had no idea what things were going to end up like. As they arrived in the “New World”‚ they had optimistic plans for creating model societies that would fulfill God’s will on earth. Most groups trying to find their way almost immediately encountered social and political challenges that threatened those plans. In particular the

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    being a puritan like making good decisions just by following the bible‚ placing God above all‚ and how the community worked in unity. The reason why puritanism was considered a good thing was due to Puritans living closely by the bible and making better decisions in life. Puritans lived by the ten commandments and by what the bible says. An example of puritans living by the bible is not to steal‚ commit adultery‚ murder‚ and many more.Others may say that it’s a disadvantage of being a puritan because

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    ‘A Belief in Miracles Leads to the Concept of a God Who Favours Some but Not All of His Creation’ – Discuss The word miracles can be defined in a variety of ways. Some may consider it to be a sign of God’s presence within the world and his dynamic power‚ with other believing that a miracle is an event that lacks an explanation‚ whilst others can believe a miracle simply breaks the laws of nature. This therefore leads onto the constant questioning of if God does perform miracles and they are not a

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    Have you looked back on history and wondered what a certain era was like? Have you ever questioned if you yourself have ancestors from a certain group of people. Puritans were around many years ago. We have learned many things from them‚ including the type of people they are‚ the religion they practice‚ and their views on education. Puritans have always been very religious. Sex and clothing were two huge aspects of their life that showed there conservative lifestyle. For clothing‚ they went about how

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