1. Capitalization of religious terms
Day 1
Puritanism an outgrowth of Calvinism was a religious movement in the 16th and 17th centuries.
The Puritans believed that they were different than other people because the lord had selected them for salvation.
Capitalization of religious terms
Use of different from
Use of comma with non-restrictive appositive
Spelling out ordinal numbers

2. Use of commas with non-restrictive appositive
Day 1
Puritanism, an outgrowth of Calvinism, was a religious movement in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Use of commas with non-restrictive appositive
Spelling out ordinal numbers
The Puritans believed that they were different from other people because the Lord had selected them for salvation.
Use of different from
Capitalization of religious terms

3. Use of hyphen with the prefix self-
Day 2
The Puritans stressed self discipline and introspection as ways to determine if they would go to heaven.
The conviction that they had been selected for salvation was enabling the Puritans to endure bad hardships in the New World.
Use of hyphen with the prefix self-
Use of strong adjective to improve style
Verb tense compatibility

4. Day 2
The Puritans stressed self-discipline and introspection as ways to determine
if they would go to heaven.
Use of hyphen with the prefix self-
The conviction that they had been selected for salvation enabled the
Puritans to endure extreme hardships in the New World.
Verb tense compatibility
Use of strong adjective to improve style

5. Day 3
By 1620, a small group of Puritans sailed to America and landed in what is now Plymouth Massachusetts.
By following the advise of the Native Americans. Many Puritans survived the hardships of the New World.
Use of comma to separate parts of an address
Correction of sentence fragment
Correction of commonly confused words

6. Use of comma to separate parts of an address
Day 3
By 1620, a small group of Puritans sailed to America and landed in what is now Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Use of comma to separate parts of an address
By following the advice of the Native Americans, many Puritans survived the hardships of the New World.
Correction of commonly confused words
Correction of sentence fragment

7. Correction of run-on sentence
Day 4
Many husbands and wifes died that first harsh winter in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, many children were orphaned.
Everyone had their fears during that bitter time, as a result; many people thought about returning to Europe.
Correction of run-on sentence
Correct use of semicolon and comma with a conjunctive verb
Correct spelling of plural noun
Pronoun agreement with antecedent

8. Correct spelling of plural noun Correction of run-on sentence
Day 4
Many husbands and wives died that first harsh winter in the Massachusetts Bay Colony; many children were orphaned.
Correct spelling of plural noun
Correction of run-on sentence
Everyone had his or her fears during that bitter time; as a result, many people thought about returning to Europe.
Pronoun agreement with antecedent
Correct use of semicolon and comma with a conjunctive verb

9. Capitalization of names of particular documents
Day 5
In his book Of Plymouth Plantation William Bradford described what the Puritans believed and experienced.
The Puritans wrote the mayflower compact to settle disagreements among members of the colony.
Capitalization of names of particular documents
Use of comma after introductory prepositional phrases
Use of underlining or italics with title of book

10. Day 5
In his book Of Plymouth Plantation, William Bradford described what the Puritans believed and experienced.
Use of underlining or italics with title of book
Use of comma after introductory prepositional phrases
The Puritans wrote the Mayflower Compact to settle disagreements among members of the colony.
Capitalization of names of particular documents