Midterm study guide Flashcards

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Who wrote Poor Richard’s Almanac?

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Ben Franklin

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Who wrote Rip Van Winkle?

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Washington Irving

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Who used the single effect?

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Poe

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Who wrote of Plymouth’s Plantation?

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William Bradford

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Who was the first American Poet?

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Anne Bradstreet

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Who had 17 siblings?

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Ben Franklin

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The 1st African writer to meet an American audience

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Equiano

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Gothic writer during the Romantic Movement

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Poe

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Who wrote the Narrative of Captivity?

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Mary Rowlandson

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Who wrote the Devil and Tom Walker?

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Washington Irving

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Who wrote Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God?

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Jonathan Edwards

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Who was the 1st American writer to reach celebrity status?

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Washington Irving

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Who invented the 3 part structure of a slave narrative?

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Equiano

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Who wrote the Autobiography?

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Benjamin Franklin

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Who wrote Sleepy Hollow?

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Washington Irving

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Who wrote The Raven?

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Alliteration

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the repetition of beginning consonant sounds. “much and marveled”

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Assonance

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repetition of vowel sounds in words. “Ghastly and wondering”

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Atmosphere

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the mood of feeling created in a piece of writing. The atmosphere in The Fall of The House of Usher is dark and suspenseful when he is looking at the house. .

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Consonance

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repetition of consonant sounds. “unbroken, darkness, and token.

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Metaphor

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comparing two things

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Simile

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comparing two things using like or as

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Satire

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a story that ridicules or makes fun of an idea, institution, or social connection

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Single Effect

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using every character, detail, and incident in a story to contribute to the overall feel of the story. Poe uses it in his stories

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Stock Character
characters who represent one human emotion or characteristic. Tom Walker's wife represents greed.
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Personification
giving something nonhuman human characteristics
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Puritans valued what over what
religion over everything
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People in the Enlightenment movement valued what over what
reason over religion
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people in the Romantic movement valued what over what
feeling over reason
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What were poets called during the Enlightenment?
Fireside
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What did the Puritans think were sins?
to read or write fiction
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Romantic stories moved from what to what
city to country
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What is the three part structure of a slave narrative?
slavery, escape, freedom
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list 3 of Benjamin Franklin's contributions
the circulatory library, the volunteer fire department, and the colonial hospital
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list the five "I's" of the Romantic Movement
intuition, imagination, innocence, inspiration from nature, inner experience
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describe the Romantic American hero
he is young, innocent, and pure of purpose. He has a sense of honor based not only on society's rule but on a higher principle. He has a knowledge of people and life based on deep, intuitive understanding. He loves nature and avoids town and quests for higher truth in the natural world
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Who was Natty Bumpo?
created by James Fennimore Cooper, Natty Bumpo is considered the first American hero. The stories he is in are set during westward expansion.