American Literary Periods Flashcards

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1620-1750

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Colonial (Puritan) Era

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1750-1800

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Revolutionary

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1800-1850

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Romanticism

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1800-1850 - another path

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Transcendentalism

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1800-1900

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Realism

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1900-1950

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Modernism

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1920s

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Harlem Renaissance

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1950-present

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Post Modernism

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1970s - present

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Contemporary

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Sermons, diaries, personal narratives. Religious poetry

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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Focuses on daily life, moral attitudes, and political unrest

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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Predestination; fate determined by God. All are sinful and must be saved by Christ. _____ began as an insult by traditional Anglicans to those who criticized or wished to “purify” the Church of England

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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Bradford’s “Of Plymouth Plantation”

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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Bradstreet’s “Upon the Burning of Our House”

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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Edward’s “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”

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Colonial/Puritan Era

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16
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The Crucible

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Colonial Puritan Era

17
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The Scarlet Letter

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Colonial Puritan Era

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Political pamphlets
Travel Writing
Persuasive writing

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Revolution

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Literature instills pride
spurs patriotism
common agreement

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Revolution