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Explore the journey of the Separatists, radical reformers seeking to restore the original teachings of the Bible during the Reformation. This 7th-grade humanities lesson delves into their quest for a church aligned with New Testament principles, away from the corruptions of established traditions. Learn about their motivations, including predestination, and discover the significance of historical artworks like Robert Walter Weir's "The Embarkation of the Pilgrims." Understand how these elements shaped the foundation of American religious freedom.
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Pilgrims and Plymouth 7th Grade Humanities
“Separatists” Reformation: “reform” the Church by getting back to the original truth of the Bible itself Developed traditions (Catholic traditions, doctrine, Book of Common Prayer, hymns) only corrupt the message of God The “Separatists” are radical reformers, wish to return to the Church revealed in the New Testament Predestination
Nathaniel Philbrick Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War (2006)
The Embarkation of the Pilgrims Robert Walter Weir Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol Building 12’ X 18’ 1837-1844
Romantic History Painting a style of painting especially popular in the early 19th Century: Neo-classical composition: Organized, Geometric Baroque lighting and gestures: Dramatic Symbolism Sentimental /Romantic Theatrical