Spring Final Flashcards by Alyssa Bluth

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Kate Chopin

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-the story of an hour

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Ambrose Bierce

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-an occurrence at owl creek bridge

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Fredrick Douglass

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-my bondage, My freedom

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Paul Lawrence Dunbar

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Douglass

- we wear the mask

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Chief Joseph

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-I will fight no more forever

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Abraham Lincoln

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Gettysburg address

- second inaugural address

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Robert E. Lee

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-letter to his son

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Stonewall jackson

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-an account of the battle of bull run

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Mary chestnut

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-civil war diary

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Sojourner truth

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an account of an experience with discrimination

- ain’t I a woman?

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Edwin Arlington Robinson

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Richard Cory

- Luke havergal

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Edgar lee masters

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Richard bone

- Lucinda matlock

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T. S. Eliot

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the love song of J. Alfred prufrock
the wasteland
the four quartets

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John Steinbeck

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-“the turtle” from grapes of wrath

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Earnest Hemingway

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-in another country

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Carl Sandburg

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Chicago

- grass

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William Faulkner

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-Nobel prize acceptance speech

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Robert frost

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mending wall
aquatinted with the night
out, out…
fire and ice
birches
stopping by the woods on a snowy evening

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e. e. cummings

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old age sticks
anyone lived in a pretty how town
I thank you, God

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W. H. Auden

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-the unknown citizen

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Langston Hughes

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the negro speaks of rivers
dream variations
I, too
mother to son

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Claude McKay

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-the tropics in New York

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Arna bontemps

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-a black man talks of reaping

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Zora Neal Hurston

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-from dust tracks on the road

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Ezra pound

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a few don’ts by an imagiste

- in a station of the metro

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William Carlos Williams

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the red wheelbarrow
the great figure
this is just to say

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H. D

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-pear tree

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Colleen McKay

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-from mother to son

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Yusef komunyakaa

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-camouflaging the chimera

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Tim O’ Brien

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-“ambush” from the things they carried

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Randall jarell

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the death of the ball turret gunner

- losses

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John Hersey

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-from Hiroshima

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Martin espada

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-who burns for the perfection of paper

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Sylvia Plath

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-mirror

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John Updike

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-seven stanzas at Easter

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William stafford

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-traveling through the dark

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Arthur miller

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-the crucible

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Harper lee

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-to kill a mockingbird

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Allen Ginsberg

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howl

- in a supermarket in California

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Lawrence Ferlinghetti

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-to the oracle at Delphi

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Harlem Renaissance

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Langston Hughes
Claude McKay
Arna Bontemps
Zora Neale Hurston

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Imagists

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Ezra Pound
William Carlos Williams
H. D

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Beats

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Allen Ginsberg

- Lawrence Ferlinghetti