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1
______ ______ became the goal of Romanticism.
Social Climbing
Economic Success
Emotional Expression
2
Transcendentalism was an intellectual movement.
True
False
3
What inspired the early romantics?
emotions and imagination over reason
All of the above
beauty of nature
celebration of the individual
4
Which genre of writing was most prominent during the Romantic Era?
the novel
the diary
poetry
drama
5
Americans were prosperous socially and economically during this period.
True
False
6
The American Romantic Movement took place in what time period?
14th century
late 17th century
early 19th century
21st century
7
The Romantic movement began as a ______ movement with poetry and literature.
Literary
Hippie
Social
Individual
8
What historical aspects shaped the literature of the American Romantic Period?
Colonization of Jamestown 1607
The French Revolution
Signing of the Declaration of Independence
The Industrial Revolution
9
What ruled the art?
children
education
emotion
money
10
What revolution was happening during this time period?
French
American
French and American
Mexican
11
The romantic period derives its name from what genre?
Classical poetry
Dramatic comedy
Medieval Romance
Roman tragedy
12
Who created the term Romantic?
Romans-Soliders
Romantic-era writers
Victorian-era critics
Greek-Gods
13
Which one is a gothic element?
Mythology
Religion
Grotesque characters
A hero in vain
14
Which country did the gothic tradition begin?
Middle East
America
Asia
Europe
15
Romanticism is concerned more with society than the individual.
True
False
16
The Romantic period is dated 1785-1832 by all scholars?
False
True
17
The Romantics believed that ____ rather than reason was the best response to forces of change.
emotion
imagination
logic
inspiration
18
During the romantic period, the "novel" as a literary genre was _____
Rising
Declining
19
Which of the following authors is NOT one who has been traditionally studied?
William Woodsworth
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
John Keats
Mary Shelley
20
The Romantic poets were also called ________ poets?
nature
talented
colorful
arid