explorer,soldier and writer	Capitan John Smith
settled in Jamestown in 1607 and was elected pres.of colony	Capitan John Smith
Captured by chief Powhatan and rescued by Pocahontas	Capitan John Smith
Soldier and explorer	Sir Walter Raleigh
planted 3 colonies on the coast of South Carolina	Sir Walter Raleigh
brought back tobacco & potato	Sir Walter Raleigh
made popular "City of Gold"- El Dorado	Sir Walter Raleigh
ordained priest and expert of geography	Richard Hakluyt
Diverse Voyages Touching the...	Richard Hakluyt
The Principal Navigations, Voyages,Traffiques..	Richard Hakluyt
Governor of Plymouth Plantation	William Bradford
The woyage to the new world was seen as a part of the divine plan	William Bradford
A search for meaning	William Bradford
Disperdal of the community (rozproszenie)	William Bradford
lawyer and the governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony	John Winthrop
he wrote a lay sermon A Model of Christian Charity	John Winthrop
Planting "A City upon hill"	John Winthrop
Wonder-Working Providence-first New Engl. history to be published	Edward Johnson
America as a place of final battle between Christ and Satan	Wonder-Working providence
very well educated, ended Hardvard college	Michael Wigglesworth
The Day of the Doom	Michael Wigglesworth
epic about the Judgement Day	The Day of the Doom
cruel to the reader, simple vocabulary, rhymes and references to the Bible	The Day of the Doom
Poet, tensions unusual to the Puritan way of thinking	Anne Bradstreet
The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America	Anne Bradstreet
Reality and world of the bible	The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America
pastor, educated and religious man, known for excellent sermons	Edward Taylor
poetry unpublished during lifetime	Edward Taylor
Manuscript found in Yale and published later	Edward Taylor
the finest poet of the colonial period	Edward Taylor
combat between Satan and Christ for human sould	God's Determination E.Taylor
Tradition of the English metaphysical poetry	E.Taylor
considered a child prodigy,	Jonathan Edwards
graduated from Yale at the age of 17	Jonathan Edwards
idealist, one of the best minds America had	Jonathan Edwards
The reason of Halfway Covenant	Jonathan Edwards
born in Boston, moved to Philadelphia	Benjamin Franklin
his own life became epitome of the American myth, "from rags to riches"	Benjamin Franklin
polymath, inventor, businessman, statesman, writer	Benjamin Franklin
founded first public library	Benjamin Franklin
he invented lighting rod, bifocal lens,	Benjamin Franklin
1750 elected to Pennsylvania Assembly	Benjamin Franklin
delegated to Continental Congress	Benjamin Franklin
representative of American Colonies	Benjamin Franklin
One of the first draftees of constitution	Benjamin Franklin
only founding father who signed all 4 documents	Benjamin Franklin
principal author of the Declaration of the Independence	Thomas Jefferson
3rd president of the USA	Thomas Jefferson
one of the most brilliant men of Enlightment	Thomas Jefferson
polymath in the arts, science and politics	Thomas Jefferson
designed his own house in Monticello,Virginia	Thomas Jefferson
studied at college of William&Mary	Thomas Jefferson
educated himself by reading extensively	Thomas Jefferson
inherited land estate and slaves	Thomas Jefferson
became president in 1800	Thomas Jefferson
purchase Louisiana Territory	Thomas Jefferson
founded University of Virginia	Thomas Jefferson
believed in racial inferiority	Thomas Jefferson
signed the Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves	Thomas Jefferson
political philosopher and writer	Thomas Paine
born in England and moved to US	Thomas Paine
editor of the Pennsylvania Magazine	Thomas Paine
Common Sense	Thomas Paine
interpreter of the US Constitution	Alexander Hamilton
supporter of a central strong government	Alexander Hamilton
author of the Federalist Papers	Alexander Hamilton
85 essays in the New York Independent Journal	Alexander Hamilton
appointed Secretary of the Treasury	Alexander Hamilton
poet of the American Revolution	Philip Freneau
graduated from the College of New Jersey	Philip Freneau
captured at the sea by British and spend 6 weeks in prison	Philip Freneau
edited newspapers, took part in politics	Philip Freneau
he wrote about many subjects: politics,nature, American Indians, sea, battles	Philip Freneau
a pre-Romanticist : close attention to nature	Philip Freneau
The Indian Burying Ground	Philip Freneau
The Wild Honeysuckle	Philip Freneau