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Questions For Class Discussion
Questions For Class Discussion
Chapter 4:
American Life in the Seventeenth Century, 1607 - 1692
- Why was family life in New England
so different from family life in the South?
- Why did slavery grow to be such an
important institution in colonial America? What were the effects of slavery
on the Africans who were brought to the New World? What were the effects of
the Africans on the New World?
- What was attractive and unattractive
about the closely knit New England way of life?
- Were the Salem witch trials a peculiar,
aberrant moment in an age of superstition, or did they reflect common human
psychological and social anxieties that could appear in any age? How harshly
should those who prosecuted the witches be condemned?
- Considering the extreme differences
during the seventeenth-century between New England and the southern colonies,
was the Civil War inevitable?
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