1. Unit One Review

2. Native Americans The original people who lived in America and had rich oral tradition

3. Native Americans Onondaga-NY state, part of Iroquoian Confederacy Modoc- Oregon and Northern CA., Forced on reservations Navajo-Largest Indian nation in U.S., Southwest Iroquois- NE U.S., part of the Iroquoian Confederacy

4. Origin Myths Mainly included nature Animals How things are created Why things are the way they are

5. Origins Onondaga- “Earth on Turtle’s Back” Modoc- “When the Grizzlies Walked Upright” Navajo- “The Navajo Origin Legend” Iroquois- “The Iroquois Constitution”

6. Summary of Each 1.Wife fell down with seeds, muskrat gets dirt, plant on the turtle’s back, and earth grows. 2.Grizzly Bears are related, can’t kill them. 3. Navajo made out of corn, feathers, wind, and buckskins. 4. 5 tribes come together and make peace. Plant tree and live in harmony.

7. Chris Columbus 1492 Financed by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand Landed in Bahamas, actually looking for India Wrote to impress Good Guy

8. John Smith Egotist Thought natives were “savages” and “winches” Fancied himself President for 2 years Cared about himself over others Jamestown, VA

9. William Bradford Governor for 31 years Plymouth, MA Close to Native Americans Puritan Plain Style Solved Problems

10. Comparisons Both led and established colonies Wrote books Born in England Wanted to attract new settlers

11. Eqiuano Straight out of Africa Came over on slave ships Former prince Many liberties, because he was sick “Flying Fish” Pooped on board Fell in poop Hard to breathe

12. Anne Bradstreet Dangerous Wrote “My Dear and Loving Husband” Didn’t follow Puritan ways

13. Edward Taylor “Huswifery” Wrote of everyday tasks in making clothing Guidance from God Only two stanzas of work published while alive

14. Jonathan Edwards Wanted others to seek salvation Scared of his sermons, very powerful Preached for hours, very monotone Leader of the Great Awakening Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God 6 hour sermon, struck fear into listeners

15. Poems Contrasted Bradstreet’s poem was about her love for her husband who was overseas She longed for his love Taylor’s poem was about God His poem was more acceptable to his peers