Junior Year English Final

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Christopher Columbus

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Colonialism

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John Smith

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Colonialism

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William Bradford

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Colonialism

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Ben Franklin

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Puritanism

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Thomas Paine

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Puritanism

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Thomas Jefferson

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Puritanism

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Phillis Wheatley

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Puritanism

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De Crevecoeur

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Puritanism

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Washingotn Irving

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Romanticism

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William Cullen Bryant

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Romanticism

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Romanticism

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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Fireside Poets

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Oliver Wendell Holmes

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Fireside Poet

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James Russell Lowell

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Fireside Poet

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Transcedentalist

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Henry David Thoreau

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Transcendentalist

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Anti-Transcendentalism

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Herman Melville

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Anti-Transcendentalist

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Crane (Red Badge)

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Naturalism

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Mark Twain

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Regionalist

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Bret Harte

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Regionalist

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Jack London

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Regionalist

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Kate Chopin

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Regionalist

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Edith Wharton

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Regionalist

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Willa Cather

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Regionalism

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Paul Laurence Dunbar

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Regionalist

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T.S. Eliot

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Modernist

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Ezra Pound

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Modernist

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F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Modernist

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E.E. Cummings

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Modernist

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W. H. Auden (THE UNKNOWN CITIZEN)

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Modernist

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Thomas Wolfe

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Modernist

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Ernest Hemingway

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Modernist

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Katherine Anne Porter

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Modernist

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Arthur Miller (Death of a)

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Modernist

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Native American Myth

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a story passed down through oral tradition within a native tribe that told of the beginning of the world

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Colonialism

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historical accoutns of colonial ventures that often sought to entice the sponsor of the particular voyage

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Puritanism

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religious movement that bred a new form of simple literature dedicated to simplistic items of everyday life

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Anne Bradstreet

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Puritanism

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Native American Myth

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a story passed down through oral tradition within a native tribe that told of the beginning of the world

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Anne Bradstreet

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Puritanism

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Edward Taylor

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Puritanism

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Jonathan Edwards

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Puritanism

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Romanticism

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literary/artistic movement of the 19th century that elevates imagination over reason and intuition over fact. bends rules of reality, reaction against reason

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Fireside Poetry

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Family oriented writing

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Transcedentalism

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an intellectual movement founded by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Believed in the perpetual openess of the human mind to new influx of light and power; belief in inspiration and ecstasy. Man's possibilities, seeking deeper truth

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Anti-Transcendentalism

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literary movement characterized by the the beliefe that there is natural evil present in the world and that man possesses distinct limitations and fallibility

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Naturalism

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the belief that forces greater than man dictate life`

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regionalism

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literary movement that focused on capturing the geography, customs, traditions, beliefs, language, and people of a particular region

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modernism

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literary momvent that sought to capture the dissapointment and disillusionment in the 20th century following WWI. (AN END TO OPTIMISM)

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Realism

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writing meant to capture life as it really is

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Imagism

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writing meant to boil something down to its very essence