“On the Religion of Nature” suggests that America should return to its Puritan roots.

Select the letter of the answer that correctly identifies the quotation provided below: “There is no want of power in God to cast wicked men into Hell at any moment. Men’s hands can’t be strong when God rises up: the strongest have no power to resist him, nor can any deliver out of his hands.”

Select the letter of the answer choice that identifies the quotation provided below: “. . . who finding he was beset with 200 savages, two of them he slew, still defending himself with the aid of a savage his guide, whom he bound to his arm with his garters, and used him as a buckler. Yet he was shot in his thigh a little, and had many arrows that stuck in his clothes but no great hurt, till at last they took him prisoner.”

Natty Bumppo, the first hero of American novels, was a sailor.

“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” is the most famous sermon from the Great Awakening.

Which of the following is NOT true of the Puritans? Select only one answer.

Match each literary work to the item that describes it.

In his “Confession,” Sewall admitted that he was guilty of witchcraft and had led others into its practice.

Equiano’s master freed Equiano because Equiano earned enough money to buy his own freedom at the price his master had set.

Imagine that you are a district supervisor, and over a long period of time you have observed that every time you visit a particular classroom the parent volunteers are always wiping off the tables or changing the paper in the guinea pig cage. State at least two important disadvantages to having parents operate this way when volunteering at school, and suggest two activities you would recommend substituting that would be more desirable.