Final Exam Flashcards by Jesse White | Brainscape

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Reason over Religion

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Enlightenment

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Nature is a major factor

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Romantics

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William Bradford

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Puritan

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The true American hero

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Romantics

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Anne Bradstreet

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Puritan

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“The Devil and Tom Walker”

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Romantics

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Politically Motivated

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Enlightenment

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Gothic Writers

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Romantics

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Captivity Narratives

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Puritans

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Concept of noble savage

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Enlightenment

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John Smith

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Puritan

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Washington Irvin

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Romantics

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First American poet is writing

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Puritan

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Jonathan Edwards

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Enlightenment

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Slave Narratives

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Enlightenment

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Fireside Poets

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Romantics

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Thomas Jefferson

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Enlightenment

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Masque of the Red Death

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Romantics

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Romantics

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Mary Rowlandson

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Puritan

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Robert Frost

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Romantics

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“The Raven”

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Romantics

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“Sinners in the hand of an angry God”

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Enlightenment

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James Finmore Cooper

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Romantics

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Poor Richards Almanac

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Enlightenment

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Rip Van Winkle

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Romantics

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Moving from the city to the country

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Romantics

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Feeling over reason

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Romantics

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Ben Franklin

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Enlightenment

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All non-fiction

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Puritan

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legend of sleepy hollow

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Romantics

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Old Ironsides

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Romantics

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Thomas Payne

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Puritan

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Circulatory library was established

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Enlightenment

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Austerity

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The trait of self denial from worldly pleasures

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Bereft

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Sorrowful through loss or deprivation

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Chattels

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Any movable property

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Commodity

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Something that is bought or sold

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Credulous

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Showing lack of judgement or experience

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Dowry

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Money or property brought by a woman to her husband at marriage

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Flout

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To show contempt for to disobey

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Forbear

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To hold back

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Gamut

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A scale of musical notes

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Giddy

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Dizzy, lightheaded, or lacking seriousness

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Insolence

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A disrespectful or rude act

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Jerkin

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A short jacket

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Pate

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The top of the head

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Peevish

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Cross, complaining, irritable, contrary

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Peremptory

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Putting an end to all debate or action

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Raiment

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Clothing

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Rhetoric

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Using language effectively to persuade

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Stoics

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Someone who is seemingly indifferent to emotions

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Volubility

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The act of speaking mush and with a smooth, easy flow of words

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Religion over everything

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Puritan