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    1. Jonathan Edwards is one of the leaders of the “Great Awakening.” Before reading the text‚ determine the historical context (Textbook p. 152). In one or two sentences‚ briefly define the historical context of Edwards’ speech. What does Edwards hope to accomplish with this sermon? Define his purpose. 2. What does Edwards mean by “natural man”? How o you know? Describe his primary audience. 3. In the first paragraph‚ “appease” means “to pacify”; using this definition as a contextual clue

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    helped me discover the instances and similarity in the writings “Letter: the first voyage” (1493) by Columbus and “Young Goodman Brown” (New England magazine‚1835) by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Even though the stories were written in different centuries and different context they form together to exemplify the connecting theme of discovery. Whether it is the discovery

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    Breaking Dawn: sparking the interest of the mortals and perhaps something else? Nowadays most people‚ or at least most teenagers‚ know a series called Twilight written by a American author named Stephanie Meyer. The last book in the series is called Breaking Dawn‚ which is getting released as a motion picture in November 2012‚ while the book was released in August 2008. The twilight series revolves around one major idea: a love story between a human and a vampire. The first three books tells the

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    Technologies impact on the voyage of Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. He did so using primitive technology compared to today’s standards. He had lunar maps‚ a compass‚ while navigators nowadays have GPS‚ superior building materials and techniques‚ and satellite communications. Christopher Columbus could have made great use of these technologies in his voyage to America. He used celestial navigation to get an idea of where he was going. With technology nowadays

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    assesses the copious literary history of the United States (the American experience). Therefore‚ the reading assignments such as Williams Bradford’s Of Plymouth’s Plantation‚ excerpts from the Journal of Christopher Columbus‚ “First Voyage”‚ Fourth Voyage”‚ and “Second Voyage”‚ and the “Story-Telling Stone” are perfect examples of American Literature. All of these stories depict life in America‚ whether written on paper‚ or communicated orally from generations to generations. However‚ the Native American

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    The Middle Passage was the voyage from Africa to the New World. However the Middle Passage was not the very first voyage. The Outward Passage was the very first voyage and it ran from Europe to Africa. The Middle Passage was the second voyage and then the last voyage was the return passage and it ran from the Americas to Europe. The Middle passage was the stage of the triangular trade in which millions of Africans were shipped to the New World as part of the Atlantic slave trade. Ships slowly departed

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    maiden voyage was a catastrophe because the ship hit an iceberg. The iceberg had not been seen until the last minute‚ however it was already too late to slow down. A numerous amount of people that were on the ship died. From millionaires to immigrants and everything in between. It took 2 hours and 40 minutes for the Titanic to fully submerge. In those 2 hours and 40 minutes that they had to rescue people‚ only about 706 people were rescued out of the 2‚222 that were on board. The maiden voyage was the

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    The age of exploration marked the period of Europe’s expeditions to India‚ Asia‚ and the Americas. The focal point of these voyages were to attain wealth. These discoveries permanently altered the face of geography. The first country to set off the dawn of discovery was Portugal‚ sponsored by Prince Henry‚ where they explored the west coast of Africa. Later Portugal successfully ventured around the southern tip of Africa and found a new sea route to India by Vasco de Gama. Portugal also discovered

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    Christopher Columbus departed Spain on August 3‚ 1492 for his first voyage. He stopped at the Canary Islands for a final restocking and left there on September 6. He was in command of three ships known as the Pinta‚ the Niña‚ and the Santa María. On October 12‚ they first sighted land which turned out to be a small island in present-day Bahamas (Minster‚ 2012a). There are various factors which influenced Christopher Columbus to undertake this voyage. He had a personal interest and determination to find a faster

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    Christopher Columbus‚ an Italian explorer and navigator‚ completed four voyages across the Atlantic ocean. On his first voyage‚ Columbus set sail for India‚ but ended up on the island of San Salvador. Although he did not reach his planned destination of India‚ he was still given credit for the establishment of the first European settlement in the western part of the world in the year of 1492. He had many tools and techniques that he used on his journeys. However‚ with modern sailing developments

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