Civil Disobedience
Walden
Walden continued
100

What kind of resistance did Thoreau approve of?

non-violent 

100

How long did Henry David Thoreau live on Walden Pond?

2 years

100
  • Thoreau believes his wisest day:

the day he was born

200

The author of Civil Disobedience would not pay taxes because he would not support these two things

Slavery and the Mexican-American War

200

Henry David Thoreau began living on Walden Pond on this holiday in 1845:

Independence Day

200

Thoreau said:  “Things don’t change, _____________ change.”

we

300

He believed it was every citizen’s _______________________ to oppose unjust laws.

Duty

300

“Went to the woods because wished to live ____________________________.”

deliberately 

300

Thoreau said:” Money is not required to buy one thing necessary of the ______________”

soul

400

Thoreau states, “I think we should be ________________ first and _______________________ afterward”.

men, subjects

400
  • Thoreau said “Our lives are frittered away by _______________________________”

detail

400

Time is but a stream I go a-fishing in. What is he saying about time?

It continues on like the current of a stream with no regard for us

500

Thoreau also says, “It is not desirable to cultivate a respect for the law, so much as for the ____________________”

right

500

Thoreau said “No exertion of the legs can bring two _________________ much nearer to one another.”  

minds

500

What best describes a central idea of the text?

Life should be lived without complication or hurry in order to find meaning.

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