Transcendentalism
Where did Transcendentalism originate?
Where is New England?
What is "Women in the Nineteenth Century"/"The Great Lawsuit: Man versus Men, Woman versus Women" about? (name 1)
What is controversial topics?
What is slavery, prostitution, marriage, employment, and reform?
Who's rights did Emerson fight for?
What are women's rights?
What school did Thoreau graduate from?
What is Harvard?
What is something the Transcendentalists believe in? (name 1)
What is free thought, nature, self reflection, individuality, and God?
What else did Margaret Fuller do other than edit and write for newspapers?
What is poetry?
What made Emerson question his religious beliefs?
What is the death of his wife?
Where did Thoreau build his cabin?
Where is Walden Pond?
DAILY DOUBLE!!
What type of societies did Transcendentalists live in? Can you name one? For what reason did they live there?
What is an Utopian Society?
Where is Brook Farm, Fruitlands, Walden Pond?
What is to be connected to nature, self reflect, and write philosophy and poems?
What Transcendentalist newspaper did Margaret Fuller edit for?
What is The Dial?
What does Emerson want you to find?
What is your true self?
What is 1 day?
Whose rights did the Transcendentalists want? (name 2)
Who are women, slaves?
What Greek philosophies was Fuller influenced by? (name 2)
What is idealism, imagination, and freedom?
What newspaper did Emerson found with Margaret Fuller?
What is the Dial?
What motto does Thoreau live by regarding the government? (name 1)
What is, "That government is best which governs least" OR "That government is best which governs not at all"?
What were the old and new lights? What side was Transcendentalism on? (you don't have to answer like a question)
Old light: religion should come with reason.
New light: religion around emotions
Transcendentalism=old light
Where was Fuller born?
Where is Cambridgeport, Massachusetts?
What does Emerson believe is necessary for society to flourish according to his essay, "Self Reliance"? (name 1 for 500, 2 for 1000, etc.)
What are individualism, personal responsibility, and nonconformity?
What parts of Transcendentalism was Thoreau really in touch with?
What is nature and philosophy?