English Romantic Poetry

Romanticism, was an intellectual, artistic, and literary movement that took place in Europe and America around

• 1780-1840

• 1780-1850

• 1760-1850

• 1760-1840

Romanticism was a wide artistic and intellectual tendency that emerged in the late eighteenth century and reached its peak

• •During the late Nineteenth Century.

• •During the mid Nineteenth Century.

• •During the early Nineteenth Century.

• During 20th century

Romanticism dismissed

• Victorian age

• Chaucerian age

• neoclassicism

• classical age

the Romantic period is noticeable for some major disruptions for instance

• the French Revolution

• peasant revolution

• Marxist revolution

• Glorious revolution

Many romantic thinkers such as William Blake, William Wordsworth, and P.B Shelley rebel against the

• Glorious revolution

• Industrial revolution

• Peasant revolution

• Hermeneutic revolution

Instead, for spiritual relaxation, romanticists shifted to nature, to

• Marxist ideals

• Rousseauistic ideals

• Naturalistic ideals

• Materialistic ideals

According to Coleridge, nature was a 

• Language of God

• Language of prophet

• Language of Spiritual guide

• Language of free will

romantics such as Wordsworth and Coleridge greatly idealized_______ in their poems

• childhood

• Adolescence

• Adulthood

• old

To Shelley and Wordsworth, nature appears to have been imbued with a ______that connects all things and circumstances

• life

• nature

• soul

• self

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Many Romantic poets and novelists centered their narratives around celebrating the ______ and _____ of a woman

• pious and subjugation

• purity and subordination

• purity and beauty

• purity and serenity