FINAL

Question 1

Ambrose Bierce

Answer 1

Realism

Question 2

Mark Twain

Answer 2

Realism

Question 3

Zora Hurston

Answer 3

Harlem

Question 4

Claude McKay

Answer 4

Harlem

Question 5

Upsurge in African American Cultural expression

Answer 5

Harlem

Question 6

Henry James

Answer 6

Realism

Question 7

Characters are more important than the plot

Answer 7

Realism

Question 8

Concentration is on the middle class

Answer 8

Realism

Question 9

Mystery of Heroism

Answer 9

Naturalism

Question 10

Jack London

Answer 10

Naturalism

Question 11

The Open Boat

Answer 11

Naturalism

Question 12

Determinism

Answer 12

Naturalism

Question 13

Characters are dominated by external and internal forces

Answer 13

Naturalism

Question 14

Stephen Crane

Answer 14

Naturalism

Question 15

The Scarlet Letter

Answer 15

Anti Transcendentalism

Question 16

Human Nature has a dark side

Answer 16

Anti Transcendentalism

Question 17

Herman Melville

Answer 17

Anti Transcendentalism

Question 18

Deals with the question of evil

Answer 18

Anti Transcendentalism

Question 19

Fireside poets

Answer 19

Romantics

Question 20

Gothic

Answer 20

Romantics

Question 21

Washington Irving

Answer 21

Romantics

Question 22

True American Hero

Answer 22

Romantics

Question 23

The Fall and the House of Usher

Answer 23

Romantics

Question 24

Edgar Allen Poe

Answer 24

Romantics

Question 25

Thoreau

Answer 25

Transcendentalism

Question 26

Emerson

Answer 26

Transcendentalism

Question 27

Transparent Eyeball

Answer 27

Transcendentalism

Question 28

Self reliance

Answer 28

Transcendentalism

Question 29

Walden

Answer 29

Transcendentalism

Question 30

Utopias

Answer 30

Transcendentalism

Question 31

Equiano

Answer 31

Enlightenment

Question 32

Jonathan Edwards

Answer 32

Enlightenment

Question 33

Ben Franklin

Answer 33

Enlightenment

Question 34

Thomas Payne

Answer 34

Enlightenment

Question 35

Political in nature

Answer 35

Enlightenment

Question 36

Men had the ability to protect themselves

Answer 36

Enlightenment

Question 37

Anne Bradstreet

Answer 37

Puritan

Question 38

The first American Poet

Answer 38

Puritan

Question 39

Captivity Narrative

Answer 39

Puritan

Question 40

Mary Rowlandson

Answer 40

Puritan

Question 41

John Smith

Answer 41

Puritan

Question 42

William Bradford

Answer 42

Puritan

Question 43

All work is non fiction

Answer 43

Puritan

Question 44

John Steinbeck

Answer 44

Modernism

Question 45

Stream of Consciousness

Answer 45

Modernism

Question 46

Expatriates

Answer 46

Modernism

Question 47

Fitzgerald

Answer 47

Modernism

Question 48

Influenced by Psychology

Answer 48

Modernism

Question 49

Imaginism

Answer 49

Modernism

Question 50

The intrusion of an outsider

Answer 50

Regionalism

Question 51

Setting is usually remote

Answer 51

Regionalism

Question 52

Robert Frost

Answer 52

Regionalism

Question 53

Brett Harte

Answer 53

Regionalism

Question 54

Eudora Welty

Answer 54

Regionalism

Question 55

Flannery O’Connor

Answer 55

Regionalism

Question 56

Religion over everything

Answer 56

Puritan

Question 57

Reason over religion

Answer 57

Enlightenment

Question 58

Feelings over reason

Answer 58

Romantics

Question 59

Nature over everything

Answer 59

Transcendentalism

Question 60

Dark Nature over everything

Answer 60

Anti Transcendentalism

Question 61

Reality over imagination

Answer 61

Realism

Question 62

Determinism over reality

Answer 62

Naturalism

Question 63

Opinions over Patriotism

Answer 63

Modernism

Question 64

Culture over society

Answer 64

Harlem

Question 65

Local over national

Answer 65

Regionalism

Question 66

List movements in order

Answer 66

Puritan

Enlightenment

Romantics

Trans

Anti Trans

Realism

Naturalism

Modernism

Harlem

Regionalism

Question 67

Anti Trans Basics (3)

Answer 67

Nature is indifferent, unforgiving, and often unexplainable

People possess the potential for both good and evil

The Truths of existence are elusive

Question 68

Characteristics of Realism (3)

Answer 68

Characters are more important than the plot. Often complex ethical choices are subjects of these works

Events are usually plausible

Objectivity (not your own opinion) is very important. The author’s voice is rarely heard

Question 69

Effect of Harlem (2)

Answer 69

A literary movement running parallel to the modernist movement

It ran roughly from 1910-1930 and was focused in Harlem New York

Question 70

5 I’s

Answer 70

Intuition	
Imagination
Innocence
Inspiration from nature
Inner Experience