Literary Time Periods Flashcards
(79 cards)
1
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Freedom for the individual
A
Romanticism
2
Q
Nathanial Hawthorne
A
Romanticism
3
Q
Edgar Allan Poe
A
Romanticism
4
Q
The birthmark
A
Romanticism
5
Q
Writing is entertaining for the first time
A
Romanticism
6
Q
The birthmark
A
Romanticism
7
Q
Women represent evil
A
Romanticism
8
Q
Symbolism
A
Romanticism
9
Q
Full of sensation, details and used for entertainment
A
Romanticism
10
Q
Changing religion
A
Romanticism
11
Q
Jonathon Edwards
A
Puritanism
12
Q
A city upon a hill
A
Puritanism
13
Q
Religious freedom
A
Puritanism
14
Q
Inspired by God
A
Puritanism
15
Q
Predestination
A
Puritanism
16
Q
Winthrop
A
Puritanism
17
Q
Fear driven
A
Puritanism
18
Q
Theocracy
A
Puritanism
19
Q
Religious freedom
A
Puritanism
20
Q
Religion is a way of life
A
Puritanism
21
Q
Anne Bradstreet
A
Puritanism
22
Q
Challenges readers to live life so god will be proud
A
Puritanism
23
Q
The world on a turtles back
A
Native American
24
Q
Oral tradition
A
Native American
25
Inspired by nature
Native American
26
Maintain freedom from colonization
Native American
27
A creation myth
Native American
28
Political
Revolutionary
29
Patriotic
Revolutionary
30
Thomas Jefferson
Revolutionary
31
Persuasive
Revolutionary
32
The mayflower compact
Revolutionary
33
Thomas Payne
Revolutionary
34
Freedom from Britain
Revolutionary
35
Piece of legislation
Revolutionary
36
Freedom of ideas
Transcendentalism
37
Spin off of romanticism
Transcendentalism
38
The river
Transcendentalism
39
Created literary societies for followers of the movement
Transcendentalism
40
Henry David Thoreau
Transcendentalism
41
Based in Harlem
Harlem Renaissance
42
1920-1930
Harlem Renaissance
43
Prohibition
Harlem Renaissance
44
Roaring 20s
Harlem Renaissance
45
Stock market crash
Harlem Renaissance
46
Beginning of the civil rights movements
Harlem Renaissance
47
Freedom for blacks
Harlem Renaissance
48
Movement of arts, literature, music, visual arts
Harlem Renaissance
49
Gave black community a voice
Harlem Renaissance
50
Langston Hughes
Harlem Renaissance
51
I, too
Harlem Renaissance
52
The sensible thing
Modernism
53
The notorious jumping frog of calvalareous county
Realism
54
The river
Transcendentalism
55
1900-1930
Modernism
56
Ww1
Modernism
57
Roaring 20s
Modernism
58
Women's suffrage
Modernism
59
Stock market crash
Modernism
60
Changing gender roles
Modernism
61
Opulence (extreme wealth)
Modernism
62
Decadence (moral decay)
Modernism
63
Fragmentalism
Modernism
64
Disillusionment (seeing things as they actually are)
Modernism
65
Isolation/nostalgia
Modernism
66
Freedom for women
Modernism
67
Fitzgerald
Modernism
68
O'connor
Modernism
69
Hemingway
Modernism
70
Telling Americas real stories
Realism
71
Trickster tales
Realism
72
Regionalism
Realism
73
Mark twain
Realism
74
Stephen crane
Realism
75
Ambrose Bierce
Realism
76
Local color
Realism
77
Describes an encounter with a man and the story he tells. Set in west and reflective of story he tells
Realism
78
1830-1870
Romanticism
79
First fiction
Romanticism
