Colonial
Literature
Literature
What are the 3Gs during the American Colonial Period?
God. Gold. Glory.
The following authors is prominent during the American Romanticism, EXCEPT:
a. Edgar Allan Poe
b.William Wordsworth
c. Walt Whitman
William Wordsworth
Who is the father of American Gothic Literature?
Edgar Allan Poe
Colonial authors aimed to provide _ and guidance through their writings.
doubts | advice | challenges
Advice
American Romanticism emphasized the importance of _ and imagination.
Individualism | Socialism | Capitalism
Individualism
Gothic literature frequently explores the _ aspects of human nature.
bright | vivid | dark
Dark
Colonial literature often used _ language to convey practical information
metaphorical | literal | lyrical
Literal
Romantic writers often portrayed life as a source of _ .
inspiration | distraction | imagination
Inspiration
The mood in Gothic stories is often _ and eerie.
mysterious | inspiring | abusive
Mysterious
What was a major challenge faced by colonists that was reflected in their literature?
A. Finding gold
B. Establishing trade routes
C. Surviving harsh conditions
D. Building skyscrapers
C. Surviving harsh conditions
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of American Romanticism?
A. Emotion
B. Nature
C. Industrialism
D. Individualism
C. Industrialism
American Gothic literature often blurs the line between:
A. Past and future
B. Reality and the supernatural
C. Science and fiction
D. Love and hate
B. Reality and the supernatural
Explain: Why was plain language important in American colonial literature?
Plain language was important because it helped convey practical and essential information to settlers who needed guidance on how to survive and adapt to their new environment.
Explain the role of emotion in American Romanticism and how it influenced the writing style of that era.
Emotion in American Romanticism is central to the expression of individual thoughts and feelings. Writers used intense emotion to explore themes of love, fear, and mystery, often creating a moody and atmospheric tone.
Discuss how American Gothic literature reflects the darker aspects of human nature and society.
American Gothic literature reflects the darker aspects of human nature and society by exploring themes such as madness, moral corruption, and the struggle between good and evil. The stories often delve into psychological depths, revealing the complexities and flaws within individuals and communities.