The most important book for the Puritans.

The literature of a culture before they begin to write myths and histories.

The first published African American poet.

The idea that anyone from any level of poverty or disadvantage can make it if they work hard enough.

The author of the slave autobiography which we read.

The phrase made famous by John Winthrop, taken from the Bible.

The primary example of an archetype that we discussed in relation to Native American mythology

The earliest body of music from which most of the African American music tradition springs. Like Go Down Moses

The idea that America is like a shining "City on a Hill" whose light cannot be hidden. Lighting up the rest of the whole world.

The author of "Upon the Burning of Our House."

The way the words go.

The difference in ideas between the Native Americans and Europeans regarding their relationship to the land. The Europeans' view.

The origin of spirituals' titles like Go Down Moses and Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho. A book.

The language that uses one quality of a person and makes it their essence by avoiding "person first" language.

The author of "A Letter to Her Daughter."

The strange reaction that Anne Bradstreet had to her house burning down.

The tribe from which "The Sky Tree" comes.

The phrase the Thomas Jefferson used to cast doubt on the authorship of Phillis Wheatley's poetry.

The space that exists between the city/civilization and the wild.

The author of "Thoughs on the African American Novel."

The year Anne Bradstreet came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony

The kind of human through whom the lineage was traced according to the Iroquois Constitution.

The cadence, the life, and the urgency of African American novels should derive be like according to Toni Morrison

The author of Notes on Virginia.

The author of "To His Excellency, General George Washington."