Ch.9 Flashcards

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1
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Who was appointed by Lincoln to be a American consulate in Venice, Italy

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William dean Howells

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Who wrote The rise of Silas Lapham

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William Dean Howells

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What persuasive arguments to convince George to enlist?

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He should fight to liberate the people involved
Editha and George must agree on everything
He should fight for his country

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What does editha think God says

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Meant it to be war

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Define realism use as much as you can remember

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Literative that portrays events in a realistic,true to life manner.
The author deliberately describes life objectively and unemotionally,usually selecting protagonists from middle or lower classes of society. Realistic works often focus on ugly or degraded subjects and deal with individuals rather than stereotypical characters. Most importantly the realistic author uses the events of everyday life to depict characters who have been molded by their surroundings.

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Why does editha’ s mother says “well I guess you’ve done a wicked thing”

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Because she finds out from editha that she will do anything to persuade George to go

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Quote refers to “I Never thought I should like to kill a man, but now, I shouldn’t care, and the smokeless powder lets you see the man drop that you kill”

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George

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Quote refers to “ she lifted herself by her powerful arms so high that her helpless body seemed to hang limp its full length”

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Mrs. Gearson

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Quote refers to “ the mystery that had bewildered her was solved by the word; and from that moment she rose from grove long and began to live again in the ideal”

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Editha

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10
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Who was noted for his psychological realism?

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Henry James

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Who reacted against didacticism in fiction

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Henry James

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Who developed the international theme through his characters

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Henry James

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13
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Who became the most famous 19th century American expatriate and wrote the American

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Henry James

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What is the setting and location of “The American”

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Begins in the city of Paris

And a chateau in Fleurieres

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Quote refers to who? “The gentleman on the divan was a powerful specimen of an American.”

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Christopher Newman

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16
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What is Christopher is described as

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Determined intelligent and resourceful

17
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What is Christopher Newmans sole aim in life

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To make money

18
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Why can’t Newman marry the one he loves?

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Newman cannot marry the one he loves because her family does not approve.

19
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Quote refers to who? “She was the sweetest young creature in France, and knew as little of what was going on around her as the lamb does of the butcher.”

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Claire

20
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“I wouldn’t get well, for a kingdom.”Quote refers to who

A

Valentin de bellegarde

21
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Quote for who.”I didn’t know what was written on the paper, or how bad it might be, and there was no one I could trust enough to ask.”

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Mrs. Bread

22
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Why is Mrs. Bread keeping her secrets?

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Mrs. Bread keeps her secret because she is afraid, she doesn’t know who to tell and she doesn’t want to hurt Claire.

23
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Who made a colloquial speech of the frontier into an artistic form. was both a humorist and a satirist.
was made famous by a tall tale?

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Samuel Longhorne Clemens

24
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In “ the adventures of huckleberry Finn”. Samuel Clemens uses what to tie the episodes together?

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Common setting

25
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What is the location of the story “life on the Mississippi”?

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Hannibal, Missouri

26
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In life on the Mississippi the narrator wants to be what?

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clown, a steam boat man and a pirate

27
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QOUTE refers to who? “ He would crowd around a point, hugging the shore with affection
Once the narrator has learned the river he says,”

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Mr bixby

28
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What is the location of The adventures of huckleberry Finn

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A Kentucky household and the phelps farm

29
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How does Clemens criticizes human weakness?

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By using satire

30
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How does Huck escape from pap what did he do to get away

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Made them think he was dead 
Used
Killed a pig and drips blood
Drags a sack of rocks to the river 
And drops a trail of meal to the lake
31
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Samuel Clemens uses Hucks naïveté to what?

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satirize emmelines pictures and poetry, Tom Sawyers romantic ideas and societies views on religion and slavery