Mrs. Dean's Junior Study Guide Flashcards

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1
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Reason over Religion

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Enlightenment

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“The Open Boat”

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Naturalism

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The true American hero

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Romantic

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William Bradford

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Puritanism

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Anne Bradstreet

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Puritanism

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Determinism

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Naturalism

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7
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Politically Motivated

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Enlightenment

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8
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Gothic writers

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Romantic

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9
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Influenced by Darwin’s theory of evolution

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Naturalism

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10
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Captivity narratives

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Puritanism

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11
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Slave narratives

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Enlightenment

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12
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The concept of the noble savage

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Enlightenment

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13
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Author’s voice is rarely heard

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Realism

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14
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John Smith

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Puritanism

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15
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Washington Irving

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Romanticism

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16
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First American poet is writing

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Puritanism

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17
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Reality followed in great detail

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Realism

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18
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Transparent eyeball

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Transcendentalism

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19
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Jonathan Edwards

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Enlightenment

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20
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Fireside Poets

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Romantic

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21
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Thomas Jefferson

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Enlightenment

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22
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Henry James

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Realism

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23
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Religion over everything

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Puritanism

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24
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All nonfiction

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Puritanism

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25
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James Fenimore Cooper

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Romantic

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26
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Feeling over reason

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Romantic

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27
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Expatriates

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Modernism

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28
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Benjamin Franklin

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Enlightenment

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29
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T.S. Elliot’s “Wasteland” is published

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Modernism

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30
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Chance and fate dominate characters

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Naturalism

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31
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Stream of consciousness

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Modernism

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32
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Moving from the city to the country

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American Romanticism

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33
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Mary Rowlandson

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Puritanism

34
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Highly experimental

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Modernism

35
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Edgar Allan Poe

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Romanticism

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Harlem Renaissance

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Modernism

37
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Imagism Poetry

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Modernism

38
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Based on the philosophies of Immanuel Knat

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Transcendentalism

39
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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Transcendentalism

40
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Nature is indifferent, unforgiving, and unexplainable

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Anti-trans

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Anti-trans

42
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The 5 I’s (Intuition, Imagination, Innocence, Inspiration from Nature, Inner experiences)

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Romantic

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Idealistic view of life

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Realism

44
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Walden Pond

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Transcendentalism

45
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Herman Melville

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Anti-trans

46
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The Great Awakening was happening at the same time as

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The Enlightenment

47
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The setting is frequently in nature and focuses on limitation

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Regionalism

48
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Dialect is used to establish authenticity

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Regionalism

49
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James Thurber

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Regionalism

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Gertrude Simmons

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Regionalism

51
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Autobiography

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Benjamin Franklin

52
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Sleepy Hollow

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Washington Irving

53
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Masque of Red Death

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Edgar Allan Poe

54
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Invented the three part structure of the slave narratives

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Equianio

55
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First American author to reach celebrity status

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Washington Irving

56
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Wrote using the single effect

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Edgar Allan Poe

57
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Wrote Ethan Frome

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Edith Wharton

58
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Self reliance

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Emerson

59
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A Worn Path

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Eudora Welty

60
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Dust Tracks

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Zora Neale Hurston

61
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A Good Man is Hard to Find

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Flannery O’ Connor

62
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The Night the Ghost Got In

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James Thurber

63
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Moby Dick

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Herman Melville

64
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First American Poet

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Anne Bradstreet

65
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Of Plymouth Plantation

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William Bradford

66
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Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

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Jonathan Edwards

67
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Narrative of Captivity

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Mary Rowlandson

68
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Nature

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Emerson

69
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Winter Dreams

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F. Scott Fitzgerald

70
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Portrait of a Lady

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Henry James

71
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The Raven

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Edgar Allan Poe

72
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Leader of the People

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John Steinbeck

73
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The Minister’s Black Veil

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

74
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The Crucible

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Arthur Miller

75
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First African writer to reach an American audience

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Equiano

76
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List three themes and explain of Othello

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Discussion

77
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Choose 1 of Iago’s manipulations and explain why he did it

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Discussion

78
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Give one example of racism in the play and explain

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Discussion

79
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What is Othello’s fatal flaw?

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Jealousy

80
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What is the body count?

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Desdemona, Roderigo, Othello, Emilia, Brabantio