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52 Cards in this Set
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folktales, myths, fables
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native american
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focus on nature
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native american
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community values
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native american
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moral belief structure
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native american
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personal writings
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puritanism
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public writings show God's will
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puritanism
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journey logs
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puritanism
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land surverys
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puritanism
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captivity narratives
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puritanism
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short stories
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puritanism
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for readers in England
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puritanism
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survival
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puritanism
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threats, after Puritans become successful
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Great Awakening (puritanism)
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traditional writings showing god's will
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Classical (puritanism)
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disatisfaction and disolusion w/ religion (Puritans)
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Rationalism
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god wants you to be happy
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Rationalism
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Franklin, Paine, Henry, Jefferson
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Rationalism
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manifest destiny
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Romanticism
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native americans deserve respect
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Romanticism
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nature
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Romanticism
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city= evil
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Romanticism
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individualism
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Romanticism
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abolition
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Romanticism
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females= bad
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Romanticism
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connection to the oversoul
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Transcendentalism (Romanticism)
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communion with nature
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Transcendentalism (Romanticism)
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idealistic
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Transcendentalism (Romanticism)
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Whitman
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Transcendentalism (Romanticism)
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Poe, Melville, Hawthorne
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Dark Romanticism(Romanticism)
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civil war
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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need for real life
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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poverty
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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accuracy
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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common life
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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Douglas, Whitman, Dickinson, Lincoln, Crane
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realism, naturalism, regionalism
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Twain
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Regionalism
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Chapen and Gilmer
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Naturalism
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female struggle
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Naturalism
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detailed
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Naturalism
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more negative than realists
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Naturalism
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acceptance of black authors
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Harlem Renaissance (Modernism)
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creative surge in poetic short stories, music
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Harlem Renaissance (Modernism)
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agent representation
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Harlem Renaissance (Modernism)
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How we can improve from problems
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modernism
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same as modernism, but with a "why care?" attitude
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Post-modernism
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decadence/ downfall
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modernism/ post-modernism
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mass media
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modernism/ post-modernism
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stream of conscience
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modernism/ post-modernism
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alienation
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modernism/ post-modernism
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ending traditions
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modernism/ post-modernism
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stability
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modernism/ post-modernism
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myth within self
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modernism/ post-modernism
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