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1) which of the following is not a feature of colonial literary period?

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references to god and his control

simple language

themes about empowering women

popular writing forms were diaries and sermons

2) which is not a key feature of the early american literary period?

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occurred after the revolutionary war

native american authors

mostly an oral tradition

literary forms include: myths, legends and speeches

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