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Early Puritanism and The Salem Witch Trials of 1692

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Puritan Beliefs and the Salem Witch Trials

Puritan Beliefs and the Salem Witch Trials. Who were the Puritans?. Definition: Refers to the movement for reform, which occurred within the Church of England between the time of Elizabeth and Charles II.

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The American Indians and Their European Counterparts

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Introduction to The Crucible

Introduction to The Crucible. The Salem Witch Trials. The Crucible is based on real people and events Salem, Massachusetts, 1692. Twenty people killed Religious beliefs played a huge role. Puritan (from to purify ). 17 th century Puritan beliefs and religion

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The Puritan Lifestyle

The Puritan Lifestyle. Puritan Beliefs and Values. The Puritan Lifestyle. Predestination - all events are known and predetermined by God. God has determined who is to be saved and who is to be condemned. The Puritan Lifestyle.

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Puritan Beliefs and the Salem Witchcraft Trials

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Colonialism

Colonialism. 1492-1770. Puritans. - Puritans were a Christian sect that believed that worship and the Church could be simplified in order to more closely resemble biblical models.

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THE AGE OF FAITH THE PURITANS

THE AGE OF FAITH THE PURITANS. Advanced Composition & Novel Mrs. Lutes. Who Were These Puritans?. The Puritans were part of a large religious movement that began in England during the 1500s and lasted into the first half of the 1600s, when it spread to America.

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THE AGE OF FAITH THE PURITANS

THE AGE OF FAITH THE PURITANS. Advanced Composition & Novel Mrs. Lutes. Who Were These Puritans?. The Puritans were part of a large religious movement that began in England during the 1500s and lasted into the first half of the 1600s, when it spread to America.

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Life as a Puritan

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PURITANISM

PURITANISM. Relate to The Crucible. What is Puritanism?. It is the term used in the 16 th Century for the most extreme Protestants who wanted to purify the church by eliminating all aspects of Cathlolic influence. American Puritanism.

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American Literature 1600 to 1900

American Literature 1600 to 1900. English. Puritanism Who are the Puritans, Separatists, Pilgrims?. Originally referred to as Separatists Lived in England and became disillusioned with the Catholic Church and Anglican Church Most modern histories began referring them to as Pilgrims.

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Historical Introduction to The Crucible

Historical Introduction to The Crucible. Miss Glass 1 February 2011. Puritan Life In America. Sought religious freedom Separate from Church of England Theocracy: a union of church and state. Puritan Beliefs:. Predestined for heaven. Rigid rules and beliefs.

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Warm-up for 9/2/11.

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Transcendentalists:

Transcendentalists:. Great Thinkers and Unemployed Tree Huggers. History. Up to 1840 American writing in content and style still reflects European influences In 1837 Emerson calls for literary independence

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The Puritans

The Puritans. English III: American Literature Northeastern High School Mrs. Nagy. Who were the Puritans?. The Puritans were a religious group from England who held very different values form other predominant English religions.

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S E C T I O N

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Puritan Beliefs

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