These are the characteristics of the Classical Antiquity:

late BC and early AD centuries; Ancient Greco-Roman world; philosophers

The Grapes of Wrath; The Old Man and the Sea; The Great Gatsby; The Jungle

These are the characteristics of the Victorian/Realism time periods:

realistic representation of lower classes, industrial society, and speech

Dante Alighieri; Geoffrey Chaucer; Random Monks and Stuff

Classical Antiquity works:

Aesop's Fables; The Odyssey; The Republic; Oedipus Rex

Enlightenment homies:

Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Paine; Jonathan Edwards; Voltaire

Frankenstein; The Raven; The Scarlet Letter

These are the characteristics of the Renaissance:

interest in Classics; decline of feudalism; printing press; discovery

These are the characteristics of Post-Malonism.

skepticism; relativism; anti-authority; anti-institution; face tattoos

These are the characteristics of the Middle Ages:

between Classical and Renaissance; fall of Roman Empire; knights and stuff

Hamlet; The Prince; Romeo and Juliet; Sistine Chapel thingy

These are the characteristics of Modernism.

art for art's sake; experimentation with forms; optimism about progress

Victorian/Realism works:

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Oliver Twist; Life in the Iron Mills

Dante's Inferno; Beowulf; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Canterbury Tales

The Declaration of Independence; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

Upton Sinclair; John Steinbeck; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ernest Hemmingway

The Davinci Code; Harrison Bergeron; Hell's Angels; The Old Man and The Sea

These are the characteristics of the Enlightenment.

science; reason > superstition; political philosophy; neo-classicism

Mary Shelley; Percy %#@& Shelley; Edgar Allan Poo; Emily Dickinson

These are the characteristics of Romanticism.

childhood innocence; nature over industrialization; imagination over reason

Victorian/Realism homies:

Charles Dickens; Mark Twain; Emily Dickinson

Post-Modernism homies:

C.S. Lewis; Hunter S. Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut

Shakespeare; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michaelangelo; Machiavelli

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Classical Antiquity homies:
C.S. Lewis; Hunter S. Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut
Shakespeare; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michaelangelo; Machiavelli
Dante Alighieri; Geoffrey Chaucer; Random Monks and Stuff
Plato; Aristotle; Homer; Aesop
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These are the characteristics of the Classical Antiquity:
between Classical and Renaissance; fall of Roman Empire; knights and stuff
interest in Classics; decline of feudalism; printing press; discovery
late BC and early AD centuries; Ancient Greco-Roman world; philosophers
realistic representation of lower classes, industrial society, and speech
3
Modernism works:
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Oliver Twist; Life in the Iron Mills
The Grapes of Wrath; The Old Man and the Sea; The Great Gatsby; The Jungle
The Declaration of Independence; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Frankenstein; The Raven; The Scarlet Letter
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These are the characteristics of the Victorian/Realism time periods:
interest in Classics; decline of feudalism; printing press; discovery
late BC and early AD centuries; Ancient Greco-Roman world; philosophers
realistic representation of lower classes, industrial society, and speech
between Classical and Renaissance; fall of Roman Empire; knights and stuff
5
Middle Ages homies:
Plato; Aristotle; Homer; Aesop
Dante Alighieri; Geoffrey Chaucer; Random Monks and Stuff
C.S. Lewis; Hunter S. Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut
Shakespeare; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michaelangelo; Machiavelli
6
Classical Antiquity works:
Dante's Inferno; Beowulf; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Canterbury Tales
Aesop's Fables; The Odyssey; The Republic; Oedipus Rex
Hamlet; The Prince; Romeo and Juliet; Sistine Chapel thingy
The Davinci Code; Harrison Bergeron; Hell's Angels
7
The ancient Greeks and Romans belonged to...
Classical Antiquity
the Age of Enlightenment
Renaissance
the Bronze Age
8
Enlightenment homies:
Charles Dickens; Mark Twain; Emily Dickinson
Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Paine; Jonathan Edwards; Voltaire
Upton Sinclair; John Steinbeck; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ernest Hemmingway
Mary Shelley; Percy %#@& Shelley; Edgar Allan Poo; Emily Dickinson
9
Romanticism works:
Frankenstein; The Raven; The Scarlet Letter
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Oliver Twist; Life in the Iron Mills
The Grapes of Wrath; The Old Man and the Sea; The Great Gatsby; The Jungle
The Declaration of Independence; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
10
These are the characteristics of the Renaissance:
between Classical and Renaissance; fall of Roman Empire; knights and stuff
late BC and early AD centuries; Ancient Greco-Roman world; philosophers
realistic representation of lower classes, industrial society, and speech
interest in Classics; decline of feudalism; printing press; discovery
11
These are the characteristics of Post-Malonism.
art for art's sake; experimentation with forms; optimism about progress
scientific method; reason; political philosophy; nonfiction writing
skepticism; relativism; anti-authority; anti-institution; face tattoos
childhood innocence; nature over industrialization; imagination over reason
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These are the characteristics of the Middle Ages:
late BC and early AD centuries; Ancient Greco-Roman world; philosophers
between Classical and Renaissance; fall of Roman Empire; knights and stuff
interest in Classics; decline of feudalism; printing press; discovery
realistic representation of lower classes, industrial society, and speech
13
Renaissance works:
Hamlet; The Prince; Romeo and Juliet; Sistine Chapel thingy
Dante's Inferno; Beowulf; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Canterbury Tales
The Davinci Code; Harrison Bergeron; Hell's Angels
Aesop's Fables; The Odyssey; The Republic; Oedipus Rex
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These are the characteristics of Modernism.
skepticism; relativism; anti-authority; anti-institution; individuality
scientific method; reason; political philosophy; nonfiction writing
art for art's sake; experimentation with forms; optimism about progress
childhood innocence; nature over industrialization; imagination over reason
15
Victorian/Realism works:
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Oliver Twist; Life in the Iron Mills
Frankenstein; The Raven; The Scarlet Letter
The Declaration of Independence; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
The Grapes of Wrath; The Old Man and the Sea; The Great Gatsby; The Jungle
16
Middle Ages works:
The Davinci Code; Harrison Bergeron; Hell's Angels
Aesop's Fables; The Odyssey; The Republic; Oedipus Rex
Hamlet; The Prince; Romeo and Juliet; Sistine Chapel thingy
Dante's Inferno; Beowulf; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Canterbury Tales
17
Enlightenment works:
The Grapes of Wrath; The Old Man and the Sea; The Great Gatsby; The Jungle
Frankenstein; The Raven; The Scarlet Letter
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Oliver Twist; Life in the Iron Mills
The Declaration of Independence; Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
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Modernism homies:
Charles Dickens; Mark Twain; Emily Dickinson
Mary Shelley; Percy %#@& Shelley; Edgar Allan Poo; Emily Dickinson
Upton Sinclair; John Steinbeck; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ernest Hemmingway
Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Paine; Jonathan Edwards; Voltaire
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Postmodernism works:
The Davinci Code; Harrison Bergeron; Hell's Angels; The Old Man and The Sea
Dante's Inferno; Beowulf; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Canterbury Tales
Aesop's Fables; The Odyssey; The Republic; Oedipus Rex
Hamlet; The Prince; Romeo and Juliet; Sistine Chapel thingy
20
These are the characteristics of the Enlightenment.
science; reason > superstition; political philosophy; neo-classicism
art for art's sake; experimentation with forms; optimism about progress
childhood innocence; nature over industrialization; imagination over reason
skepticism; relativism; anti-authority; anti-institution; individuality
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Romanticism homies:
Charles Dickens; Mark Twain; Emily Dickinson
Upton Sinclair; John Steinbeck; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ernest Hemmingway
Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Paine; Jonathan Edwards; Voltaire
Mary Shelley; Percy %#@& Shelley; Edgar Allan Poo; Emily Dickinson
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These are the characteristics of Romanticism.
scientific method; reason; political philosophy; nonfiction writing
childhood innocence; nature over industrialization; imagination over reason
skepticism; relativism; anti-authority; anti-institution; individuality
art for art's sake; experimentation with forms; optimism about progress
23
Victorian/Realism homies:
Thomas Jefferson; Thomas Paine; Jonathan Edwards; Voltaire
Charles Dickens; Mark Twain; Emily Dickinson
Mary Shelley; Percy %#@& Shelley; Edgar Allan Poo; Emily Dickinson
Upton Sinclair; John Steinbeck; F. Scott Fitzgerald; Ernest Hemmingway
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Post-Modernism homies:
Plato; Aristotle; Homer; Aesop
Dante Alighieri; Geoffrey Chaucer; Random Monks and Stuff
Shakespeare; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michaelangelo; Machiavelli
C.S. Lewis; Hunter S. Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut
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Renaissance homies:
C.S. Lewis; Hunter S. Thompson; Kurt Vonnegut
Dante Alighieri; Geoffrey Chaucer; Random Monks and Stuff
Shakespeare; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michaelangelo; Machiavelli
Plato; Aristotle; Homer; Aesop

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