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Who was a judge at the Salem Witch Trials? Samuel Sewall
Who was the first woman poet of the colonies? Anne Bradstreet
Who wrote "Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God?" Jonothan Edwards
What were the four cornerstones of American Romanticism? Individualism, Imagination, Nature, Distant
What were the literary groups formed during the Romaticism period? Knickerbockers, Schoolroom Poets, Transcendental Optimists, and Pessimists
What were the two genres of writing during this time? Novels, short stories
What was Deism? An eighteenth century philosiphy
What event occurred in 1859 that brought more attacks against Christianity than any other source? Darwin's "Origin of Species"
Who said "a work should be short enough to read in one sitting"? Edgar Allan Poe
Who was the first American writer to acheive international fame? Washington Irving
What author invented Nattie Bumpo? James F. Cooper
Who presented Nature as a moral teacher? William Cullen Bryant
Who wrote Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle? Washington Irving
What new name did the Indian give Natty Bumpo? Hawkeye
Who was the first professor-poet? Longfellow
Who was a spokesman for abolition? Whittier
Who was known as the old gray poet? Walt Whitman
What does Thanatopsis mean? resaignation for death
Who wrote Common Sense? Tohmas Paine
How did Thoreau differ from his neighbors? He didn't pay his poll tax, he did not marry, he did not work a regular job
Where did Thoreau live? At Walden pond
What was Thoreau arrested for in 1846? Not paying his poll tax
Why did Thoreau resign from his first teaching job? He would not administer corpral punishment
What famous essay resulted from Thoreau's arrest? Civil Disobedience
The best type of government Is best when it governs not at all
Transcendentalists believe that God is the oversoul
What is the green-apple theory? The man keeps getting better and better over time
I am a transparent eyeball I know all and see all
Who was Phyllis Wheatley? The first black female poet
What are the three signs in the poem "When lilacs In the Dooryard Last Bloom'd"? Lilacs, stars, and thrush
What are the publications that talked about Abraham Lincoln? "When Lilacs In the Dooryard Last Bloom'd" and "O' Captain. My Captain"
Who was the Dial published by? Emerson
What does transcendentalism mean? Knowledge not known through the five senses
What poem was about the Revolutionary War? "Concord Hymn"
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