American Literary Periods

William Bradford, Mary Rowlandson, and Jonathon Edwards are authors from which literary period?

• The Contemporary Period

• The Romantic Period

• The Colonial Period

• The Modern Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

Which literary period focused more on EMOTION and FEELINGS?

• The Contemporary Period

• The Romantic Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

• The Colonial Period

• The Modernism Period

What was the main focus during The Realism and the Naturalism Literary Period?

• On emotion

• On Religion

• On the American Dream

• On bringing the cold facts to the people while using science to back up their truth.

• On brining diversity into the literature.

F. Scott Fitzgerald, Robert Frost, Langston Hughes, W.E.B Dubois, and Will Faulkner are authors from which literary period?

• The Contemporary Period

• The Colonial Period

• The Modernism Period

• The Romanticism Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

Which Literary Period took place form 1830-1870?

• The Modern Period

• The Contemporary Period

• The Romantic Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

• The Colonial Period

The Realism and Naturalism Period took place during which years?

• 1600-1750

• 1945- Present

• 1910-1945

• 1870-1910

• 1830-1870

Maya Angelou, Alice Walker, Sylvia Plath are authors from which Literary Period?

• The Contemporary Period

• The Romantic Period

• The Modern Period

• The Colonial Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

Which Literary Period do you/y'all think is the most interesting?

• The Colonial Period

• The Romantic Period

• The Realism and Naturalism Period

• The Modern Period

• The Contemporary Period

Expression of one’s feelings, may be through love, sorrow, happiness, hatred, anger, pity, contempt, or revenge.

• Literature

• Equation

• Religion

• Music

Which literary period is known for its emphasis on individualism and self-reliance, often associated with authors like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau?

• A) The Colonial Period

• B) The Romantic Period

• C) The Transcendental Period

• D) The Modern Period