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How many years did Romanticism last?40 years, from 1800-1840
Romanticism was a reaction against what?Classicism
Romanticism favored imagination over what?reason, intuition over facts, nature, inner feelings, democracy, and mystery/supernatural
Who wrote "Charlotte Temple"?Susanna Rowson
What kind of world was Romanticism defined as?An art world
What was The Hudson River School?An art movement influed by Romanticism
Romanticism eventually became what?Transcedentalism
Who wrote Thanatopsis?William Cullen Bryant
What does Thanatopsis mean?thanatos-death, opsis-view; It was Bryant's view of death
From Thanatopsis, if you commune with nature and are happy, what happens?nature rejoices with you
In Thanatopsis, if you commune with nature and are sad, what will happen?nature comforts you
In Thanatopsis, what does nature teach you?you will die
Who will you join when you die, according to Thanatopsis?Many from the past such as patriarchs like Abraham, kings like David and Soloman, and powerful/wise like Socrates and Plato
In Thanatopsis, what decorates man's tomb?hills, valleys, woods, rivers, ocean (nature)
In Thanatopsis, what is the dust you walk on made up of?dead people
In Thanatopsis, what happens if you die and no one notices?it's okay, they'll follow you and those after them will follow you
In Thanatopsis, what is the lesson?live so that you don't fear death, but approach death as a rest
Who wrote "To a Waterfowl"?William Cullen Bryant
What is "To a Waterfowl" asking?where are you going all alone?
In "To a Waterfowl", who guides the bird?a power (God)
What are the differences and similarities between us and the bird in "To a Waterfowl"the bird has a limitless path and we have an unknown future. the bird flies and we work. the bird's "summer home" is like heaven or death for us.
When did Edgar Allan Poe live?1809-1849
Where was Edgar Allan Poe born and into what kind of family?Boston to poor traveling actors, David and Elizabeth Poe
What happened when Edgar Allan Poe was a baby?his dad left as a baby and his mom died when he was 2
Who took the orphaned Edgar Allan Poe into their home?John and Frances Allan of Richmond Virginia but he was never formally adopted
What college did Edgar Allan Poe go to at the age of 17 in 1826?UVA- University of Virginia
Why was Edgar Allan Poe kicked out of UVA?he obtained a lot of gambling debts that could not be paid off
What did Edgar Allan Poe do in 1827?joined the army and published his first volume of poetry
When was Edgar Allan Poe's second volume of poetry published?1829
Where did Edgar Allan Poe go in 1830?Westpoint Academy with the help of John Allan but was expelled within a year for academic reasons
In 1831, Edgar Allan Poe published his 3rd volume of poetry, titled what?Poems
What was odd about Edgar Allan Poe's marriage to Virginia Clemm?they were cousins and she was 13
Where did Edgar Allan Poe pursue his literary career?New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, and Maryland
What did Edgar Allan Poe publish in 1838?his first and only novel
What was a breakthrough for Edgar Allan Poe in 1845?publishing "The Raven" but he never escaped poverty
When did Edgar Allan Poe's wife die?in 1847 of tuberculosis
When did Edgar Allan Poe die?1849
William Bryant won international acclaim for what kind of writing?Poetry
What was Bryants fathers profession?Physician
At what age did Bryant publish his first poem and book?Poem-10 book-13
Bryant was considered a child prodigy. What does that mean?Gifted child
What was the name of Bryants first book?Embargo
Who published "Embargo"?William bryants dad
True or false: Bryant was an artist who worked in a painstaking fashion editing and revising again and again.true
Bryant is part of which literary movement?romanticism
How did Bryant earn a living?poetry
Bryant was a proponent of what?Laissez-Faire
Bryant opposed what?tariffs
Bryant was against what?slavery
What three things did Bryant endorse?the free-soil party, republican party, and Lincoln
When did Bryants wife die?1866
After the death of Bryant's wife, what did Bryant finish doing?translating the Iliad and the Odyssey

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Creator Robertbegley
Created September 26, 2009
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  1. Romanticism favored imagination over what? reason, intuition over facts, nature, inner feelings, democracy, and mystery/supernatural - 3 misses
  2. When did Bryants wife die? 1866 - 3 misses
  3. What did Edgar Allan Poe do in 1827? joined the army and published his first volume of poetry - 2 misses
  4. What three things did Bryant endorse? the free-soil party, republican party, and Lincoln - 2 misses
  5. Who will you join when you die, according to Thanatopsis? Many from the past such as patriarchs like Abraham, kings like David and Soloman, and powerful/wise like Socrates and Plato - 2 misses
  6. What are the differences and similarities between us and the bird in "To a Waterfowl" the bird has a limitless path and we have an unknown future. the bird flies and we work. the bird's "summer home" is like heaven or death for us. - 2 misses
  7. Where did Edgar Allan Poe pursue his literary career? New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, and Maryland - 2 misses