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| painted Native Americans, union troops and rural life |
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| founder of transcendentalism |
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| most versatile, vigorous, and colorful 19th century american painter |
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| beloved popular song composer |
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| One of greatest revivalists in history |
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| America's most beloved hymn writer of the 19th century , wrote over 8000 hymns and moe than a thousand secular poems |
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| colonial america's most famous preacher |
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| most powerful voice in his day against deadening effects of unitarianism and transcendentalism, greatest american revivalist of the early 19th century |
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| classic sermon payday someday |
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| native of new england, wrote short untitled poems, usually after employing a four line stanza |
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| first prose writer after the civil war to gain popularity with his famous stories of the west |
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| probably first black poet to use black dialect in poems and novels |
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| strong sense of individuality which was translated into poetry |
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| America's most popular writer of free verse |
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| one of america's best known humorists |
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| wrote short stories and novels about the pleasure seeking generation of the roaring twenties |
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| novelist of despair who dwelt on the aimlessness and disillusionment of the people who had lost their faith and reason 4 living |
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| short story writer and novelist from the midwest who worked in a new york advertising agency until he established himself as a writer |
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| prize winning novelist and writer of short stories and screenplays. known for science fiction and tales of fantasy, stories reveal distrust of technology and machinery. |
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