Question

the waves of english immigration which brought the pilgrim fathers, among others, to the shores of america in the first half of the 17th century have become the defining displacement of the era, creating as they did a dedicated diaspora on alien shores and generating a dialogue of discovery typically expressed in the journals, accounts and diaries of the first colonials. the dream was effective for these pioneers, impelling them beyond latitudinal limits to a near - mythical map whose boundaries they expected to shape. the awareness of the sheer space that was newly available and the wonder at the beauty and rich diversity of the landscape that captured the imagination of the primary planters remain in their literature to this day. 2. question: what was the typical writing style of these travelers?

Explanation:

The text mentions that the dialogue of discovery was typically expressed in the journals, accounts and diaries of the first colonials. These are forms of personal - narrative writing.

Answer:

Personal - narrative style, as seen in journals, accounts and diaries.