Romanticism
The number of elements of Romanticism that we talked about in this class.
What are the ten elements of Romanticism?
The color of the veil that the Minister wears.
What is a black veil?
The name of Mrs. B's son/dog.
Who is Moose?
The name of the story where a woman slowly becomes obsessed with what is on the walls.
What is "The Yellow Wallpaper"?
Realism is a reaction to this literary movement.
What is Romanticism?
An element of Romanticism that is relating to the natural world.
What is the glorification of nature?
The name of the very first poem that we read and analyzed for this class.
What is "Hope is the thing with feathers"?
What is California?
How the main character in "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" dies.
What is being hanged?
The number of elements of Realism we talked about in this class.
What are the six elements of Realism?
Romanticism is a reaction to this social and economic change that occurred in the late 1800s in the United States.
The length of time Rip Van Winkle was asleep.
What are 20 years?
The character that Mrs. B dressed up as for Halloween.
Who is Harry Potter?
The husband's profession in "The Yellow Wallpaper" (the specific title that they refer to it as in the story).
What is a physician?
The element of Realism that connects to social class.
What is social critique?
The two offshoots of Romanticism.
What are Transcendentalism and Dark Romanticism?
The name of the OTHER poem by Edgar Allen Poe that we read in this class (not "The Raven").
The first name of Mrs. B's husband.
Who is Nolan?
The FIRST and LAST name of the author of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge".
This element of Realism focuses on a variety of speech.
What is a real dialect?
The period that Romanticism came AFTER that valued human reason and self-determination.
What is Rationalism?
The FIRST and LAST name of the author of "Rip Van Winkle".
Who is Washington Irving?
The name of the town that Mrs. B grew up in.
What is Carpinteria?
The FIRST and LAST name of the main character in "A Story of an Hour".
Who is Louise Mallard?
Realism's time period (that we wrote in our notes).
When is the mid-1800s to the beginning of the 1900s?