Romanticism

What does "romanticize" mean?

• act in a loving manner
• create a realistic image
• focus on the positive aspects
• change the meaning of something completely

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The Romantic movement led to a great deal of social reform, including abolition of child labor.

• True
• False

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Romanticism appealed to the American public because it offered a starkly realistic (black and white) view of life

• True
• False

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American Romantic authors and poets drew their inspiration from the unspoiled countryside.

• True
• False

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Which of the following is NOT a value of the Romantic Period?

• imagination
• innocence
• reason
• intuition

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What did romanticism show deep interest in?

• Nature and thoughts/feelings of a person
• Art and ideas/creation of a person 
• Animals and what they thought/did 
• Plants and what they do/make

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What was a key element of romanticism?

• Emotion / wild emotion
• Thoughts / great thoughts
• Ideas / good ideas
• Inventions / good inventions

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She had him at bay and he was going to pay for his belligerent behavior.

"Belligerent" means

• happy, jolly, exciting
• sarcastic
• hostile, aggressive, or combative
• sad, melancholy

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While walking in the forest, Tom Walker heard a clamorous sound that gave him quite the fright.
What does the word "clamorous" mean in the sentence above?

• to cut off or out
• a rough sound
• a dull sound
• a loud, confusing noise

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