Quiz #4 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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who was Ralph Waldo Emerson

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american pbilosopher, lectuerer, poet

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who were ralph waldo’s parents

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son of a minister and a devout mother

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what happened to emerson’s father

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he died when he was 8 and he was raised by his aunt

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where did emerson graduate

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harvard college and harvard divinity school

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what minister did emerson become and when did he marry

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unitarian,1829

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6
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what happened to whis wafe

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she died after two years of marriage and he was consumed with grief that challenged his faith

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7
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what happened with emerson’s ministry

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he traveled to europe after where he met philosophers

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8
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what did emerson start writing about

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transcendentalism

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what did transcendentalsim grow out of

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the unitarian church from the writings of emerson, thoreu, fuller and others

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10
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what is transcendtalism

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literary philosophoical and political movement

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what is emerson famous for

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“nature”, “self-reliance” “the poet” “the american scholar.” and “the poet”

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what letter did emerson write and who did he write it to

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a letter to martin van buren and he wrote to president martin van buren a month before the indian removal act

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what was the indian removal acrt

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forced the Cherokee to leave their land in Georgia and march 800-1000 to Oklahoma on the infamous trail of tears

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the 1819 treaty with the cherokee

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cherokee land would be protected–off limits forever to any American settlesr

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1828 what was discovered in georgia

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gold is discovered in george

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what did andrew jackson think of the native amercains

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indians are savages and they must disappera

17
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how many votes approved the indian approval act

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what did the supreme court rule

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that geogia had no jurisdiction over cherokee land

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what was the 1835 treaty of new echota

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cherokee leaders decided to sign a treaty that agree with them leaving their homes and will relocate to oklahoma

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what was thte reaction of the treaty of echota

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many protests

21
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what happened in 1838

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soldiers are sent to drive the cherokee from their homes and they are placed in stockaades and they begin to Oklahoma on the trail of tears

22
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what happened during the trail of tears

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  • 1/4 of the 160000 died
23
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where do the descdents of the cherokee stay

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cherokee,north carolina

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what was the purpose of emerson’s letter

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to persuade van buren to halth the deportation of the cherokee

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what elements of racism were present in emerson's papert
we have read their newspapers we have witnessed with sympathy the painful labors of these red men to redeem their own race
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why do you think emerson's letter to prevent deportation of the Cherokee was so patronizing
- emerson was a man of his time and he probably saw that native Americans were inferior in some way - appealing to his audience
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examples of eloquent expresssion of emerson's outrag
1. in the name of god 2. such deereliction
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what is tone
author's attitude or feeling toward the subject and audience, creates tone through imagery, figurative language, sentence structure
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what is mood
emotion or atmosphere felt by the reader
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who wrote down sojourner's truth speech after she made it
frances D. gage
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who was sojourner truth
one of twelve children born a slave and she fought for women's rights and her speech in akron ohio was extremely influential
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according to Sojourner Truth what arguments do white men make to keep woman subjugated
1. women need help getting into carriages; they are weak and dependent 2. women are not as smart as men 3. christ wasn't a woman 4. men blame women for the fall of humans because of the apple incident
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how did the audience react to sojourner truth's speech
they were impressed and excited, and they rushed to shake her hand