He soon deemed the refuge he sought as unobtainable at the M…

He soon deemed the refuge he sought as unobtainable at the Massachusetts Bay Colony and other such established religious colonies. He objected to their intolerance of religious dissent, appropriation of Native American land, and uniting government with the church. His objections and criticisms led the General Court of Massachusetts Bay to eject Rogers from the colony in 1636. He again sought refuge, this time at Narragansett Bay, where he purchased land from the Native Americans and founded Providence in what is now Rhode Island, a city he envisaged as a religious sanctuary for true Dissenters and Separatists. He is ___________________.

Unit 1 Test (Standard) This is the most important question t…

Unit 1 Test (Standard) This is the most important question to answer on the exam!    Please scan or take a picture of your handwritten work with a phone or device.  Airdrop or email it to yourself and cc: your teacher.    Find the file in your computer’s file explorer when you click “Choose a File”. (Do not drag and drop.) If you have trouble, please connect to Honorlock support by clicking the blue button with the speech bubble. They will help and document your attempt to correct the situation. Tell the support agent you are done with the test and are having trouble submitting your work. They will help you momentarily bypass the blocking program Honorlock uses to get your file uploaded properly. Remember: You are expected to make every effort to turn your work in before the exam closes. If your work is not uploaded during the exam, your teacher will contact you. If you know that there was a problem, email your teacher immediately and describe the situation and the steps that you took to correct it. Your teacher will consult the recording and Honorlock Support Log. Your proactivity and ability to explain your actions will ensure that the instance is not viewed as an Honor Code violation.

Her poetic ambitions appear through the complex poetic forms…

Her poetic ambitions appear through the complex poetic forms in which she wrote, including rhymed discourses and “Quaternions,” or four part poems focusing on four topics of fours: the four elements, the four humors, the four ages of man, and the four seasons.