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23 Cards in this Set
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What was The Hudson River School?
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a group of landscape painters
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Who founded The Hudson River School?
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Thomas Cole
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John James Audubon
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anthropomorphic prints, birds
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daniel boone
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hero of manifest destiny
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Albert Bierstadt
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painted landscape, gold light, progress is God's will
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George Catlin
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celebrated Native American culture
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charles king
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paints Indian's as noble and then as savages (buffalo picture)
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Fredrick Church
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leader of Hudson river school, heart of the Andes, America's first celebrity artist
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American luminescence
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sea=emblem of consciousness, calm, continuous light.
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western art
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dream of west/expansion
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fitz hugh lane
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painted Massachusetts bay, luminescence movement
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steam train
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symbol of American progress
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Thomas Moran
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first pictures of glaciers
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Fredric Remington
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action paintings, last stand; little big horn
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separatism
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opposite of assimilating
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vigilantism
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civilians taking "justice" into their own hands. sign of a breakdown of government
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collective violence
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response to industrialization, larger patterns of violence
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incorporaters
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cattle barons, coal company
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resisters
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resisted incorporates, dinividual capitalists, economic problems behind violence. rustlers, miners, mother jones
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producerism
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connected to resisters, people doing the work should make more money
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honor code
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protect family, property, leads to collective violence and individual violence
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code of the west
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defend reputation
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gentle tamers
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stereotypical view of women, peace keepers, wanted men to defend their honor
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