literary movements

Which came first?

• Puritanism
• Native American
• Modernism
• Post-Modernism

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Which movement below focuses on representing life as it is?

• Early Settlers
• Romanticism
• Naturalism
• Post-Modernism

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Which movement are we currently in?

• Modernism
• Classicism
• Post-Modernism
• Magical Realism

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Which movement is a reaction against machines, routinized killing and the belief in science?

• Post-Modernism
• Modernism
• Magical Realism
• Naturalism

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Which movement is primarily philosophical writings?

• Naturalism
• Harlem Renaissance
• American Enlightenment
• Beat

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A literary and intellectual movement that led writers not to imagine life as it could be, but to examine life as it was actually lived and to record what they saw around them as honestly as they could.

• Rationalism
• Realism
• Romanticism
• Dark Romanticism

A slave narrative is a type of writing typically found in 

• Rationalism
• Romanticism
• Realism
• Naturalism

All of the following are tenets of Romanticism EXCEPT:

• Authors valued the individual in their writing.
• Authors looked to nature for inspiration.
• Authors feature just themes of love.
•  Authors valued emotion and the imagination in their writing. 

This writing reacted to the negative effects of industrialization (fast-paced lifestyle, commercialism) by turning to nature and the individual to emphasize a simpler lifestyle.  

• Rationalism
• Realism
• Romanticism
• Puritanism

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What is one of the main functions of Puritan writing?

• To confess sin
• To atone
• To describe heaven
• To glorify God