final

Question 1

timeline of eras studied

Answer 1

anlgo saxon era
medevil era
enlightenment era
romantic era
victorian era

Question 2

when was the norman invasion

Answer 2

1066

Question 3

what 2 events brought beowulf back to life

Answer 3

lecture by jrr tolken
archeological dig at sutton ho

Question 4

what did the enlightenment emphasize

Answer 4

humanism
skeptisim
science
individualism

educated europeans to begin to reason as the key to human progress

Question 5

what 3 events led to the enlightenment

Answer 5

scientific revolution
the renassance
the reformation (the english civil war )

Question 6

what was the result of the enlightement era

Answer 6

revolutions

Question 7

english coffeehouses were

Answer 7

places in which men would meet and discuss enlightenment ideas, no women aloud

Question 8

french saloons were

Answer 8

places in which women would host enlightement thinking and ideas to be shared in their homes

Question 9

writers in the enlightenement values what 3 things

Answer 9

wit
critique
rational thought

Question 10

two popular generes of writting at this time were

Answer 10

satire
essays

Question 11

which if these was not a trait valued by enlightenment thinkers

skeptisizm
science
superstition

Answer 11

superstition

Question 12

define satire

Answer 12

Using humor or critique as a way to point out flaws in a society

Question 13

time period between 1700s 1800s

victorian era
anglo saxon era
romantic era
enlightenment era

Answer 13

romantic era

Question 14

what did the romantics value the most

humanity
nature
science
individualism

Answer 14

nature

Question 15

why did the romantic era arise following the enlightement era

Answer 15

Concerned that science was “taking over” and devaluing the best parts of the human experience, Romantics wanted to focus on feeling/experience rather than reason/logic.

Question 16

author of “to a Louse”

Answer 16

Burns

Question 17

author to “my Heart Leaps up”

Answer 17

wordsworth

Question 18

Author of “The World is Too Much With Us”

Answer 18

wordsworth

Question 19

Author of “Afton Water”

Answer 19

Burns

Question 20

Author of “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”

Answer 20

wordsworth

Question 21

author of “to a mouse”

Answer 21

Burns

Question 22

Author of “Auld Lang Syne”

Answer 22

burns

Question 23

author of “Kubla Khan”

Answer 23

Coleridge

Question 24

author of “rime of the anctient mariner”

Answer 24

Coleridge

Question 25

author of "the lamb"

Answer 25

Blake

Question 26

author of "the Tyger"

Answer 26

blake

Question 27

author of "The Divine Image

Answer 27

blake

Question 28

author of "she walks in beauty"

Answer 28

lord byron

Question 29

author of "Child Harolds pilgrimage”

Answer 29

Lord Byron

Question 30

author of “When I have Fears that I may cease to be”

Answer 30

john keats

Question 31

author of "“Ode on a Grecian Urn”

Answer 31

john keats

Question 32

author of “A thing of Beauty”

Answer 32

john keats

Question 33

author of "Mutibility"

Answer 33

percy shelly

Question 34

author of "ozymandius"

Answer 34

percy shelly

Question 35

author of "ode to the west wind"

Answer 35

percy shelly

Question 36

author of "frankenstein"

Answer 36

mary shelly

Question 37

author of “A vindication of the rights of Woman”

Answer 37

mary shelly

Question 38

how were percy shelly and mary shelly connected

Answer 38

they were married

Question 39

poet who was wild in his lifestyle and wanted to be perceived as knowledgeable and scholarly

Answer 39

lord byron

Question 40

who wrote songs of innocence and songs of experience

Answer 40

blake

Question 41

how are coleridge and blake connected

Answer 41

they wrote the Lyrical Ballads together

Question 42

byronic hero

Answer 42

a type of fictional character who is a moody, brooding rebel, often one haunted by a dark secret from his past.

Question 43

old english

Answer 43

influenced by latin: Old English is the Anglo-Saxon language used from 400s to about 1100

Question 44

middle english

Answer 44

influenced by french: Middle English was used from the 1100s to about 1400s

Question 45

modern english

Answer 45

Modern English is the language used from 1400 onwards

Question 46

imperialism

Answer 46

when one country extends power through diplomacy, economy, or military force | driven by social darwinism and racism

Question 47

white mans burden

Answer 47

England believed that other countries needed help becoming a better race by being governed and developed into a more superior race

Question 48

victorians belived that nature | A) was harsh and cruel B) was beautiful

Answer 48

was harsh and cruel