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American Literary Periods
American Literary Periods
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If we read a work that features a main character who is up against insurmountable odds that eventurally crush him...
Rationalist
Romantic
Puritan
Modern
2
This group's writing is characterized by logical, well-reasoned arguments and proofs:
Moderns
Rationalists
Puritans
Romantics
3
This literary group focused on the character of the "anti-hero"
Rationalists
Romantics
Puritans
Moderns
4
The three wars that had the most impact on the American literary periods:
Revolutionary War, Civil War, WWII
Korean War, Iraq War, War on Terror
French and Indian Wars, WWI, WWII
The Civil War, WWI, WWII
5
This group's writing was a reaction against the "dull realities" of Rationalism:
Realists
Puritans
Post-Moderns
Romantics
6
The goal of this group's fiction writing is to be as faithful to reality as possible.
Rationalism
Romanticism
Realism
Modernism
7
If we read a highly symbolic and imaginative work of fiction, it's most likely from the _______ era.
Modern
Romantic
Puritan
Rationalist
8
What two literary groups believed in original sin - the idea that man is born with evil within.
Transcendentalists and Dark Romantics
Moderns and Romantics
Puritans and Rationalists
Dark Romantics and Puritans
9
This group's literature is a reaction to the horrors of the Civil War:
Realism
Puritanism
Romanticism
Rationalism
10
This literary group's literature focused on highly imaginative, symbolic, and psychological work:
Rationalists
Puritans
Realists
Dark Romantics
11
This group's literature is characterized by histories, diaries, and sermons for instructional purposes.
Moderns
Rationalists
Romantics
Puritans
12
If we read a work that is highly experimental and doesn't follow logic, it is likely from this era:
Romantic
Modern/Post-Modern
Rationalist
Puritan
13
This literary group focuses on the idea that there is no such thing as objective truth nor objective reality:
Post-Moderns
Moderns
Transcendentalists
Realists
14
This group's writing was a reaction against the idealism and imagination of the Romantics:
Puritans
Rationalists
Post-Moderns
Realists
15
This group was writing in the 1600's to early 1700's
Puritans
Rationalists
Realists
Post-Moderns
16
If we read an historical account in this class, in which a moral is drawn, it is most likely from which period?
Rationalist
Romantic
Modern
Puritan
17
If we read a well-reasoned argument in this class, it's most likely to be from which period?
Modern Period
Romantic
Puritan
Rationalists