Which idea is commonly emphasized in Puritan American writing?
Please select an answer first.
Correct answer: A
The correct answer is Religious providence and moral self-examination.
- Identify the American literature concept: Determine the literary period, author, work, genre, technique, theme, or historical context being tested.
- Apply the literary principle: Puritan writers often interpreted events through religious belief, providence, sin, and moral responsibility.
- Check the interpretation: The correct answer is Religious providence and moral self-examination.
Puritan writers often interpreted events through religious belief, providence, sin, and moral responsibility.
