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45 Cards in this Set
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dates of puritianism
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1620-1750
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leader of puritanism
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john calvin
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primary belief of john calvin
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people are bad
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"radical revolutionaries"
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puritanism
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harsh religious views
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puritanism
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predestination
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puritanism
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education to fight satan
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puritanism
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free grace-only god can save us
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puritanism
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literature is in praise of God
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puritanism
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theocracy
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puritanism
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poetry style is simple
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puritanism
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a result of the procecuted in england
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puritanism
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years of romanticism
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1800-1855
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reaction against enlightenment
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romanticism
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a leader of romanticism
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Rosseau
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basic belief of Rosseau
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people were good
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truth through feelings, heart over head
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romanticism
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common man, simple lives of ordinary people are valuable
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romanticism
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industrial revolution
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romanticism
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reverance for nature
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romanticism
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optomistic
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romanticism
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first writer for romaticism
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Irving
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trusting emotional social reform
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romanticism
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years for gothicism
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1800-1855
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mystery
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gothic
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supernatural
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gothic
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fatal man
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gothic
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questioning
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gothic
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good vs. evil
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gothic
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subconscience
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gothic
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years of realism
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1860-1915
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revolt against romanticism
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realism
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about the hardships of ordinary life
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realism
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exposed urban problems
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realism
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life as it was lived
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realism
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pessimistic, not idyllic
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realism
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observed, recorded and analyzed
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realism
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naturalism, we have no control
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realism
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leader of realism
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howells
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years of Modernism
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1915-1946
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open ended, no resolution
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Modernism
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alienation
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Modernism
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lost generation
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Modernism
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meaninglessness of life
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Modernism
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powerful women
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Modernism
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