The Five Pillars
Famous Thinkers
Big Ideas
Think like a famous Transcendentalists
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What is Individualism?

The pillar based on the idea that people should think for themselves instead of just following others.

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Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?

He is known as the "Father of Transcendentalists" and wrote the book Nature

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What is good?

 The belief that people are naturally good or evil.
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What is the 19th century?

Transcendentalists began in this century

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What is Intuition?

This pillar focuses of finding truth within and believing yourself either through your heart or mind.

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Who is Henry David Thoreau?

A author who lived by Walden Pond and wrote the book Walden.

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What is the third eye?

Also known as the pineal gland, symbol for seeing all that isn't seen in the 3rd. The third eye is a symbol for higher consciousness, intuition, and spiritual insight.

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What is Massachusetts?

The US state that was home to most Transcendentalists writers.

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What is The Importance of Nature?

The pillar that states that nature is filled with truth and more than humans and resources.

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Who is Margaret Fuller?

Women writer who wrote "Women in the Nineteenth Century"

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What is Transcendentalism.

The philosophy that teachers individuals that we can understand truth by connecting to nature and ourselves.

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Whats is the Industrial Revolution?

Transcendentalists were reaching to this change due to this major ear of machines and factories being produced.

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What is Self Reliance?

The belief of believing yourself and standing up for what's right.

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What is The Transcendentalists Club?

A group made up of Thoreau, Emerson and more based in Massachusetts.

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What is environmentalism?

Movement about protecting the environment, shares many ideas w/ transcendentalism.

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What is reform?

Transcendentalists believed people should improve themselves and their communities.

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