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1.1）blazed2）interminable3）shy4）otion
5）appropriated6）berate7）gesticulate8）precipitate
&e10）proffered
2.1）stupefaultuous3）exasperating4）maniacal
5）grimy6）amputation7）inaudible8）disdainful
9）wrathful10）inscrutable
3.1）on;upon2）in;in3）out;upon4）from
5）to6）At;with7）of;under8）from;with
9）of;upon10）of;for;on
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d.Reizehisemersandhelphimcopewiththe
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1.1）blaiversal3）Ohio4）slavery
5）murdered6）ghost7）trauma8）family
9）identity10）humanity
2.1）T2）F3）T4）F5）T6）F7）T8）F9）F10）F
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1.1）AbrahamLin.
2）AmeriCivil>
3）Atakeshisshipsafelythroughastormyjourdieswhenhisship.
4）IheshipreferstotheAmeri，theUnion，ortheAmeripeople.
5）Blood.
6）Liveagain.
7）ThenarratorsupportstheUnionbecausehereferstothepresidentoftheUnionas“my”
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&hepresidehepicbecauseitdescribesthedeathofagreatpersonality.
Unit12
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2.in:HistoricallyPuritanismbeganearly（thereignofQueehIasamovementfiousrefor
BrahemainbodyofPuritaeriaerianism），favoredatraleheSeparatists，Isationalists（seegregationalism），defihechuryautonomationofbelievers，emphasizedthepointthatonecouldarriveatone’sownsinreligion，aional，prehensivechurch.
BasicBeliefs:1）TotalDepravity—throughAdamandEve’sfall，everypersonisbornsinful—ceptinalSin.2）UnalEle—God“saves”
thosehewishes—onlyafewareselectedforsalvatioofpredestination.3）LimitedAto—Jesusdiedforthely，notforeveryone.4）IrresistibleGrace—God’sgraceisfreelygiven，itotbeearnedordenied.Graceisdefihesavingandtransfiguringpod.5）Perseveras”
—thoseelectedbyGodhavefullpowertoihewillofGod，aly.Ifasgraceafterfeelingitspowerinhislife，hewillbegoingagainstthewillofGod—somethingimpossibleinPuritanis
&ioithereighePresbyterianmajorityunsuccessfullyattemptedtoimposetheirideasoablishedEnglishchurchattheHamptonference（1604）.TheresultwasmutualdisaffedaperseofthePuritans，particularlybyArLaud，thatbroughtabrationtoEuropeandAmerica（seeMayflower）.ThosegroupsthatremainedinEnglandgreoliticalpartyaheirgreatestpowerbetween1640and1660asaresultoftheEnglishcivilwar;duriheIsgaineddominangtheRestoratioanswereoppresseduheCode（1661–1665），whichsecuredtheepiscopalcharacteroftheEstablishedd，ithePuritansoutoftheChurgland.Fromthistimetheywereknownasnonists.
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