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final exam worldviews and centuries match Flashcards

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ad 449

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anglo saxon period

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ad 1066

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normoons conquered anglo-saxon

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historical background pre-anglo saxon

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earliest people the celts
rome conquered celts
—introduced christianity
—— roman’s withdraw
—-celts attacked by picas and scott’s from north

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who introduced old english and reintroduced paganism

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anglo saxons

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what is the golden age of british lit

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english renaissance.

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elizabethan period

henry VII-james 1

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engl;ish renaissance

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end of civil war ;henry vii became king

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english renaissance

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james died

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engislgh renaissance.

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what does renaissance mean ?

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rebirth

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what did english experience ?

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rebirth in polotics religion philosophy

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brief over view matching: early modern english

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english ren.

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Brief overview: controversy over national religion

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english ren

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brief overview :1532-Henry VII establish Church of Engla

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english ren

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brief overview:Mary I- Catholics

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english ren.

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• Elizabeth I (1558-1603)angelican

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english ren/.

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• Persecution of seperatist (minority groups of puritans)
1620–Plymouth colony established in new world

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english ren.

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lit characteristics of english ren

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best period for drama;known for poetry

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characterized by religious and political turmoil

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british puritan age

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purify the church of england

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british puritans age

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brief overview: wenglsih civil war

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british puritan age

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royalist vs. puritans

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brit pure age

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  • Execution of Charles I (1649)
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brit pure. age

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  • Restoration of charles the I
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british pure age

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poet with deep and spiritual topics

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metaphysical

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nature romance pastorals topics

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cavalier

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1607 jamestown

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american colonial period

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1620 plymouth

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american colonial period

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smasachusent sbay colony

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American colonial period ( 1607-1776)

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puritans escaping pusecuttion

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American colonial period ( 1607-1776)

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1726-56 great awakening— Edward
1776 Declaration of Independence

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American colonial period ( 1607-1776)

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overview restoration of monarchs

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british restroation and 18th period

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glorious rev.

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british restoration

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18th century industrial revolution

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british restroatioon

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revolutionary war

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american neoclassical period

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decoration of independence
• 1788 ratification of constitution

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american neoclassic period

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popular genre and techinques:

• Imitated styles of classical Greek and Roman 
  - satire 
         - ode
         - elegy 
         - epistle 
         * didactic ( teaches, lesson) 
           Realistic 
           - satire  - heroic couplet  -literary critisism
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american neoclassic

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lyrically ballad by wadswarth and coleridge published.

sir walter scott died

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brttish romantic age

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rejected neoclassic rationalism and literature rules

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british romantic age

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• Emphasized emagination (feelings, emotionalism,

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british romantic

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• Love of nature

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british romantic age

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• Emphasis on common mans language

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british romantic age

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lyric poetry

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british romantic

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golde age of american lit

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american romantic age

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british empire covered 1/2 the world

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british victorian ere

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known for religion science and morality

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brttish victorian

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great expansion

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british victorian era

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modernism

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20th century subdivision

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contemporary or postmodern period

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20th century

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edwardian period
irish free state

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britian 20th century

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jfk assasinated
milk assinsated

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american 20th century

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modernism

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20th century writers use halfway experimenta; forms to capture the disintegration

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worldviews of 20th century

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Darwinism (now accepted)
• Marxism (politics)
Must eliminate social classes to achieve social justice
• Freudianism (psychology)
Man driven by subconscious, not responsible for his own actions
• Existentialism (man/world has no inherit meaning) seen with Postmodernism

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literary characteristics match: highly experimental
reject traditional literary styles

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20th century

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emphasised the disentigration of civilization
lack of true meaning
cynical and pessimistic

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20th century

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