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Semester 1 Review Flashcards

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Over-soul

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Emeron’s idea that humanity and nature share a universal soul, and everything is driven by this creative force

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Brooke Farm

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The attempt at a utopian society with transcendentalist influences

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Henry VIII

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Married Katherine of Aragon Wanted a son, so he tried to divorce Katherine Pope Clement VII wouldn’t connect to the divorce Henry severed ties with the church and married Anne Boleyn

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Catholicism & Bloody Mary

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Mary was the daughter of Katherine and Henry Wanted to return England back to Catholicism She persecuted protestants and killed a lot of people

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John Calvin

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Created Calvinism In 17th century America, Calvinist were called Puritans

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Predestination

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One’s fate is already decided for them by God

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Elect

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Those who were saved by God

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Grace

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The quality needed to go to heaven

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Covenant

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A promise between man and God

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Puritans

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Calvinists Migrated to the new world Believed they were the new Israelites

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Reasons to go to America

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Poverty, over-crowding, debt & jail terms, religious “freedom”

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Where did the Puritans land?

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Plymouth

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Three forces that influenced colonial Puritanism

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The Social System of England Calvinism The New England Environment

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The social system of England

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Medieval feudalism Society was stratified: Upper class, Middle class, Lower class

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The New England environment

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Church and State were closely related: King headed the church, state gave concessions to the church, the church supported the monarchy Puritans were middle class and were used to looking down on lower class people

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Enlightenment

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Rise of Science: Late 17th - 18th century Also called the Age of Reason World was comprehensible and benevolent People paid less attention to nature Newton: Structured universe Locke: Argued for the use of human reason

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Deism

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Deduced God’s existence from the universe, not the Bible Values progress from religion to science History moves not towards God’s millennium, but human progress

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View of humans during the Enlightenment

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Naturally good, no original sin

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Harmonious Universe

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Everything operates under rules Benevolent, clockmaker God

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Tabula Rasa

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A person’s mind is a blank slate at birth Locke

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Ben Franklin

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Signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 Represent the spirit of the Enlightenment Religion: preferred to watch human behavior than go to church

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Values of the Enlightenment

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Be a good person, not for God like in puritan time, but for society

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The Great Awakening

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Responce to the modern “scientific” world Thought Puritans were better

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Jonathan Edwards

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Foremost thinker of the Great Awakening Said we should know the world be the 5 senses True belief is something we feel, not comprehend Followed Cotton Mather

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Cotton Mather

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Started the Salem Witch Trials

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Outcome of the Great Awakening

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Education: Revivalists established Princeton & Dartmouth colleges Nationalism: Awareness of union of fellow believers Shared optimism about the future of America Prepared the way for development of revolutionary mentality

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Quotes from Poor Richard’s Almanac

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1- Fish and visitors stink in three days 2- Hunger never saw bad bread 3- Little rogues easily become great ones 4- Who has deceived thee as often as thyself? 5- Wish not so much to live long as to live well

28
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What is an American?

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De Crevecoeur

29
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A Model of Christian Charity

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John Winthrop

30
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Of Plymouth Plantation

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William Bradford

31
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The Prologue, Verses Upon the Burning of Our House, To My Dear and Loving Husband

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Anne Bradstreet

32
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On the Religion of Nature

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Philip Freneau

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The Way to Wealth, Poor Richard’s Almanac

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Ben Franklin

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Age of Reason

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Thomas Paine

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Sinners

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Jonathan Edwards

36
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Thanatopsis, To A Waterfowl

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Bryant

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Utopia

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Thomas Moore

38
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Tempest

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Shakespeare

39
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Nature, Self-Reliance

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Walden (Chapter 1: Economy), Civil Disobedience

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Henry David Thoreau

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Ethan Brand, Young Goodman Brown, Rappacci’s Daughter, Scarlet Letter

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Rip Van Winkle, Legend of Sleepy Hollow

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Washington Irving

43
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Moby Dick

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Herman Melville

44
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The Fall of the House of Usher, The Raven, Annabel Lee, Sonnet- To Science

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Edgar Allan Poe

45
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Song of Myself, I Sing the Body Electric

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Walt Whitman

46
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Romanticism

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The philosophy focusing on intuitions, imagination, nature, and the individual

47
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Transcendentalism

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A school of Romanticism Philosophy based on the doctrine that the principles of reality are to be discovered by the study of the process of thought A philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical

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Fundamental Beliefs of Transcendentalism

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  1. Nature if fundamentally good 2. “Organic” art- artists should invent new forms, not rely on tradition a. Everything is alive, related, and meaningful b. All reality is organically, naturally connected, and alive 3. Individualism- the individual is beholden to no institute outside the self 4. Intuition- basic truths come by way of intuition rather than the senses or reason 5. Nature- everything in nature is significant & symbolic of spirit 6. Principal- structure of the Universe duplicated the structure of the individual self, and that all knowledge begins with self-knowledge 7. Over-soul
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Historical Context

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Industrial Revolution- lessened the focus on individual making them parts of machines Transcendentalism encouraged people to break away from the crowd of society and develop their own identities Civil War ended Transcendentalism

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Time Line

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Puritans-Enlightenment-Great Awakening-Romanticism & Transcendentalism-Civil War

51
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Gothic

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A style of literature characterized by gloomy setting, grotesque, mysterious, or violent events, and an atmosphere of degeneration or decay

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Gothic Characteristics

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Vertical- represents the mind, the dungeon being the subconscious New Life- think a birth or marriage Typical Characters- dangerous man, safe man, wise old man, questing woman, etc. Influences- post-roman, leaning towards medieval & Germanic fairytales and castles- spooky, irregular architecture

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Martin Luther

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Started Lutheranism During Queen Mary’s reign he nailed there 95 theses to doors

54
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The sun never sets on the…

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English Empire

55
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Date the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth

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1620

56
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Date the declaration of independence was signed

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1776

57
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Date the Civil War started

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1865

58
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Concord

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The Massachusetts town in which the small, primary group of Transcendentalists lived

Honors English III (4 decks)

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