The literature of the early anglo-saxon period was most influenced by

a. the presence of roman clerics.

b. the illiteracy of the people.

c. the rise of agricultural settlements.

d. the advantages enjoyed by females.

Which feature of Anglo-Saxon culture is reflected is reflected in the passage

The text Of Plymouth Plantation is describing what event? A) the puritans actions to break free form England B) the puritans voyage to the new land C) the puritans voyage back to England

What is the prefix of the word dictator and what does that prefix mean?

And her speech about child abuse, Kim included the following statement: The effects of child abuse last long after the child has grown to adulthood.

What are features of myths?

Read this passage from FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, about preparing for tornadoes. What do the details in this passage all have in common? Be alert to changing weather conditions. Look for approaching storms.

Explain what the risks of Friar Laurence's plan might be? What is an essential component of the plan?

What famous figure does Hawthorne allude to for a second time in chapter 13 of the scarlet letter?

Choose one of the thirteenth-century literary forms discussed in the lesson "Thirteenth-Century Literature." Find more information about it in an encyclopedia or an anthology of medieval literature. Read some of the literature given for this form.

In the Gettysburg Address, how does Lincoln encourage the audience to feel responsibility toward the fallen soldiers?