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Historical context Flashcards

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The Civil War

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  • 1861-1865
  • Southern states wanted independence from the north.
  • South claimed their way of life was being threatened- war more commonly seen as conflict over slavery.
  • Northern president Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves during the war.
  • following Civil War, South thrived on regional rather than national patriotism and romantic appeal of the past (the lost way of life)
  • romanticising continued through ‘Gone with the Wind’, and a new Southern literature ‘The Mississippi school’- focused on the past.
  • greed and treachery described as part of Southern character in novels of William Faulkner
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