Franklin's 13 Virtues
Imitate Jesus and Socrates
Humility
Who wrote the Crucible?
Arthur Miller
Explains the origins of things.
Illogical and Supernatural elements.
Does not have to make sense.
Characteristics of Native American Literature
"Your wickedness makes you as if you were as heavy as lead."
Focused on the importance of :
Wisdom from the past.
Individuality
Imagination and Escapism
Nature as a source of Spirituality
Romantic Literary period
How many virtues did Franklin follow as part of his experiment?
13
The Crucible was an ______________ for the 1950's McCarthy hearings.
Allegory
Avatar and seal of the Red Death
Blood
Character, action or situation that seems to represent universal patterns.
Archetype
Her eyes are bright stars
Metaphor
"Avoid extremes; forebear injuries so much as you think they deserve."
a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one.
Allegory
Tuberculosis
Religious writing
Sermon
Boom! Pow! Slam!
Onomatopoeia
Ben Franklin's experiment was to achieve___________.
Moral perfection
Rev. Hale
Another name for a tomb.
From the poem Annabel Lee
Sepulcher
The literature of the Revolutionary Literary period focused on _____________________.
Politics
In literature, conflict is a literary element that involves a struggle between two opposing forces,
Conflict
"Eat not to fullness; drink not to elevation."
Temperance
Crucible means
A severe trial; a vessel or container that holds hot liquids and can resist high temperatures.
Acquiring the social and psychological characteristics of a group.
assimilation
The literature of the Puritan literary period focused on _________________.
Religion
Strived to be one with nature.
Transcendentalists