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Puritan and Revolutionary Jeopardy

Puritan and Revolutionary Jeopardy . An appeal to credibility. Ethos. Back. “Give me liberty, or give me death!”. Pathos. Back. State is the proper instrument of progress. Revolutionary. Back. Anne Bradstreet. Puritan. Back. A thesis statement should include these two things.

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Puritan and Revolutionary Jeopardy

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  1. Puritan and Revolutionary Jeopardy

  2. An appeal to credibility

  3. Ethos Back

  4. “Give me liberty, or give me death!”

  5. Pathos Back

  6. State is the proper instrument of progress

  7. Revolutionary Back

  8. Anne Bradstreet

  9. Puritan Back

  10. A thesis statement should include these two things.

  11. a position with supporting reasons Back

  12. “No gains without pains”

  13. Benjamin Franklin Back

  14. “These are the times that try men’s souls”

  15. Thomas Paine Back

  16. “Crisis No.1”

  17. Thomas Paine Back

  18. “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”

  19. Puritan Back

  20. What is the most important thing you must NEVER do in a persuasive paper?

  21. Support both sides of an argument Back

  22. The 18th Century is also known as the Age of ______.

  23. Enlightenment/ Reason Back

  24. During the Revolutionary period, American is no longer a new___; it is a new ____.

  25. Eden/ Rome Back

  26. Deists compare God to a ____.

  27. Watchmaker Back

  28. Many persuasive speeches

  29. Revolutionary Back

  30. Daily Double

  31. Aphorisms

  32. Benjamin Franklin Back

  33. Which text contains aphorisms?

  34. “Poor Richard’s Almanac” Back

  35. They are meant for us. They can be meant for no other.

  36. logos Back

  37. “Speech to the Virginia Convention”

  38. Patrick Henry Back

  39. The Revolutionary period focuses less on religion and more on _____.

  40. Science Back

  41. Where can one find a thesis statement in a persuasive research paper?

  42. Last sentence in the first paragraph Back

  43. Appeal to Emotion

  44. Pathos Back

  45. “An appeal to logic”

  46. Logos Back

  47. All of your topic sentence and body paragraphs must connect back to your _____..

  48. Thesis Statement Back

  49. Believed in Tabula Rasa

  50. Revolutionary Back

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