Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100

This plant grew in the center of the world according to "How the World Began."

What is a tree?

100

This was the main subject matter of literature once the colonies were established.

What is religious?

100

In persuasion, an appeal to facts and reason.

What is logos?

100

This literary spirit dominated American literature from 1820-1865.

What is Romanticism?

100

This poem by Edgar Allen Poe is considered a narrative poem because it has the plot elements of a short story.

What is "The Raven"?

200

This document influenced the Founding Fathers as they created the U.S. Constitution.

What is the Iroquois Constitution?

200
This was the first book published in the New England colonies. It was used in America for 150 years.

What is the Bay Psalm Book?

200

A powerful speech delivered by Patrick Henry on the brink of the American Revolution.

What is "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!"?

200

These are the four cornerstones (emphases) of American Romanticism.

What are imagination, individualism, nature and the distant?

200

Edgar Allen Poe insisted on these two literary standards.

What is a story should be short enough to read in one sitting and dominated by a single mood or emotion?

300

This author wrote a captivity narrative.

Who is Mary Rowlandson?

300

This person from early America believed in the concept of separation of church and state.

Who is Roger Williams?

300

In persuasion, an appeal to a credible authority.

What is ethos?

300
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote an epic poem about these two people during this time period.

Who are Evangeline and Gabriel during the Deportation of the Acadians?

300

This author wrote the first American work to be widely read on both sides of the Atlantic.

Who is Washington Irving?

400

This was the primary purpose of literature in early America.

What is instruct/inform?

400

This author wrote a powerful sermon full of imagery, Biblical allusions and illustration from ordinary life.

Who is Johnathan Edwards - "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
400

America won literary independence from this country.

What is Great Britain?

400

The Romantics believed this about God.

What is understandable only through nature?
400

This major event in U.S. history shattered the optimistic faith of the Romantic era.

What is the U.S. Civil War?

500

This author focused on God's providence when things went wrong on their journey.

Who is William Bradford?

500
Poet Anne Bradstreet's appreciation of the beauty of nature in "Contemplations" leads to this.

What is an appreciation of God's majesty?

500

In persuasion, an appeal to emotions.

What is pathos?

500

The Romantic point of view on the individual and society.

What is the view of the individual was superior to the view of the masses?

500

These are the elements of a Romantic hero.

What are: 

isolated from society, usually in nature

having good morals

demonstrating the qualities of a warrior

undergoing an initiation

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