Lit unit 2 test Flashcards

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Thomas Mallory

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produced the finest example of Middle English prose narrative and inaugurated a tradition of english prose

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man of strange condtradictions

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Thomas Mallory

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3
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originated from the exploits of a celtic chief during 5th century

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Morte d’ Arthur

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political significance pf Morte d’ Arthur

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the tudor dynasty claimed descent from the king arthur

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responsible for naming Mallory’s famous work Motre d; arthur

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William Caxton

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How Gareth serve as embodiment of chivalry

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went and helped the damsel, defeated the knights, helped the damsel even though she treated him badly

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most significant battle in English history

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1066, william defeated harold at hastings

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Hundred years war

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two english military innovations

long bow gun powder

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The wars of the roses

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Ended with the battle of bosworth field

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brought an end both to civil hostilities and the english middle ages

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the ascension of Henry VII

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Feudalism:

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a olitical arrangemnt based on a scsle of priveleges and responsibilites

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instituted by willam of normndy

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feudalism

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13
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three estates:

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nobility, commoners, clergy

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14
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the serfs gained

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protection, justice, land

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15
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development of english law

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right of trial by jury of peers and traveling court system (magna Carta)

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16
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cannon law

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law of the church

17
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John Wycliffe

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The Morning Star of the reformation

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known for first complete english translation of the scriptures

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John Wycliffe

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believd that the pope was not infallible

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John Wycliffe

20
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The ballad

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a concise narrative poem intended to be sung

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the romance

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a long, narrative poem

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ballads were published in

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18th century

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expressed the veiw point of the common folk

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most ballads deal with some kind of

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sir patrick spens
shifts scenes seversl times to move the plot quickly
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The wife of ushers well
the dramatic irony is the wifes thinking her sons are well when they are actually ghosts
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Get up and bar the door
the wife wins the argument and reacts gleefully
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chief poet of his age
Geoffrey Chaucer
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Wrote the canterbury tales
Geoffrey chaucer
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Satire
lituratuere that attacks human vice or folley with dersion, irony, or wit
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social satire
a cross section of society represented
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illistrate social change that chaucer dislikes
the pilgrims
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beast fable
a moral tale where animals act the parts of human beings. | developed as a formal genre of liturature in the second century
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mock epic
treats trivial subject in heroic terms
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embellishments
formal distriptions, allusions, speculations, extended comparisons, and digressive anecdotes suspend the action and burden and slow down the plot
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main characters of the nins preist tale
chanticleer dame partlette don russell