They led the way
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Anne Hutchinson
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Write a list of characters and a description of the character using the page numbers if you take information from the text, list any settings (specific) and the page number, give a brief overview of the plot, and describe the type of conflict and the participants of the conflict.
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Adrianna Wright (7th SFA)
1:00 PM on February 23, 2015
Mistress Anne Hutchinson:
-small lively person
- self-thinker
- held Bible studies/explanations at her house in the afternoon for other women
Setting:
Boston, New York, her home, and Rhode Island
Conflict:
External: Anna VS Society
Plot:
Beginning: Anne holds Bible studies in her home for women, which angered the men so the told Reverend Cotton.
Middle: They take Anna to court and they decide to kick her and her family out of the Massachusetts colony.
End: Anne and her family moved from Boston to Rhode Island to New York where Anne and her children (except one) were killed.
-small lively person
- self-thinker
- held Bible studies/explanations at her house in the afternoon for other women
Setting:
Boston, New York, her home, and Rhode Island
Conflict:
External: Anna VS Society
Plot:
Beginning: Anne holds Bible studies in her home for women, which angered the men so the told Reverend Cotton.
Middle: They take Anna to court and they decide to kick her and her family out of the Massachusetts colony.
End: Anne and her family moved from Boston to Rhode Island to New York where Anne and her children (except one) were killed.
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Rachel
6:12 PM on February 24, 2015
Mistress Anne Hutchingson
very thoughtful
studies the Bible with other women
Setting: New York (Hutchinson River) pg.17; Boston (her town) pg.10
Plot: She studies the Bible with other women to talk about the Sunday Sermons. She also gives reasons to why the Indians should not be slaves. The men of the town were infuriated by this and send her away from Boston. Her and her children (but one) were killed by some hot-tempered braves.
very thoughtful
studies the Bible with other women
Setting: New York (Hutchinson River) pg.17; Boston (her town) pg.10
Plot: She studies the Bible with other women to talk about the Sunday Sermons. She also gives reasons to why the Indians should not be slaves. The men of the town were infuriated by this and send her away from Boston. Her and her children (but one) were killed by some hot-tempered braves.
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