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Romantic Characteristics
Wordsworth
Coleridge
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Romantic writers had a fascination or love for?
nature
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What is the compilation he wrote with Coleridge?
What is Lyrical Ballads
100
He collaborated and was greatly influenced by what other Romantic author?
Wordsworth
100
Sometimes identified with the sun, who is the Greek god of prophecy, music, medicine, and poetry?
Apollo
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Writers often saw themselves as revolting against?
age of reason
200
Two events in his life that led to/reflected characteristics of romantic literature?
What is marriage to Annette Vallon/involvement in French Rev. in France/tour through Alps?
200
How many siblings did Coleridge have?
14 siblings
200
The first permanent English settlement in America was established in May, 1607 and named for the reigning British monarch. Which location was this?
JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA
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What Romanticism shows a larger spirit of rebellion?
American Romanticism
300
What is the difference between him and many other famous poets?
He had a loving family and happy childhood.
300
His father wanted him to go to college to become what?
a Clergyman
300
Algeria gained its independence from what country in 1962?
France
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"Instruct them how the mind of man becomes a thousand times more beautiful than the earth on which he dwells" is an example of this characteristic.
What is individuality?
400
What is The Prelude/I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud/ Lyrical Ballads?
Two pieces of romantic literature written by him.
400
What college did Coleridge attend?
Cambridge College
400
In 1936, Jesse Owens won 4 Gold medals at the Summer Olympics in what city?
Berlin, Germany
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Putting more emphasis on art and creativity than sciences is an example of this characteristic.
What is imagination over formal rules?
500
What is mystical faith in nature/not so passionate about French Rev. or rebellion?
Two of his beliefs/ values that changed as he grew older.
500
Coleridge was referred to as this by others because of his changed ideals
a traitor/turncoat
500
How long did the Siege of Leningrad (modern days st Petersburg) last until being broken in 1944?
872 Days