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| He went to UVA and West Point |
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| What 4 writers did Poe criticize? |
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| Irving, Emerson, Hawthorne, Longfellow |
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| From whose work did Poe ask the Good Lord to deliver him? |
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| What aspect did Poe focus on first when he wrote? |
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| the effect on the audience at the end. what emotions it will evoke. |
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| incorporating logical, rational elements |
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| what was Poe super against? |
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| wrote "The Tell-Tale Heart" |
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| wrote Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque |
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| wrote Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque |
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| wrote A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers |
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| Thoreau's two financial failures |
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| Walden and A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers |
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| nullifier of civilization, rejected capitalism and Christianity |
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| Who had a more consistent and clear form, Thoreau or Emerson? |
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| Who was inspired by Thoreau's Civil Disobedience? |
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| sin should not be rejected, but the guilt associated with it |
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| wrote on the Puritan Past and Quaker persecution |
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| wrote The House of Seven Gables |
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| wrote The Blithedale Romance |
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| went to Harvard then Harvard Divinity School and graduated with a Unitarian perspective |
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| mix of Yankee Puritanism, Unitarianism, and European Romanticism |
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| the transcendentalist guide to universal truth |
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| Emerson was two different things when it came to his voice |
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| a seer who inspired cultural rejuvenation and a poet who lacked organization |
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| Thoreau, Hawthorne, Bronson Alcott, Margaret Fuller, Emerson |
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| first woman to edit a major literary journal in the US |
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| described at America's intellectual Declaration of Independence by Oliver Wendell Holmes |
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| The American Scholar by Emerson |
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| described as America's spiritual declaration of independence |
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| slave from NC who wrote Letter from a Fugitive Slave |
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| wrote Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl |
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| wrote Woman and her Needs |
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| delivered a speech to a women's right's conference and dictated a narrative about herself. she was a slave who couldn't read or write |
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| sold visiting cards with her picture on them which said "I sell the shadow to support the substance" |
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| wrote A Son of the Forest, the first full length autobiography published by a Native American |
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| wrote An Indian's Looking-Glass for the White Man |
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| the first women's rights convention was held where? |
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| wrote the declaration of sentiments |
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| Lucretia Stanton, at Seneca Falls |
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| sister of harriet beecher stowe. wrote a treatise on the domestic economy |
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| a woman who supported women just running a home and staying mostly out of the public sphere |
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| wrote the laboring classes, which anticipated Marxism |
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| work that compares free laborers to slaves and says that slaves in many ways have it better |
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| wrote To the Public in the first issue of The Liberator |
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| William Lloyd Garrison, an abolitionist |
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| wrote An Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World |
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| the dominant cause of the antebellum period |
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