Which author wrote "Close to Thee"?

Which author wrote "A World Split Apart"?

Which author wrote "I Hear America Singing"?

Which author wrote "Concord Hymn"?

Which author wrote "Oh! Susanna"?

Which author wrote "The Secret of Progress"

What is America's unique contribution to the world's folk music?

Which poem commemorates the first shots fired in the War for Independence?

What poem by Whitman mourns the death of Abraham Lincoln?

What poem's theme is that things are only beautiful in the right surroundings?

What poem's theme is everyone and everything has a purpose?

What was William Jennings Bryan's argument against evolution called?

In "A World Split Apart," the West was warned about the threat of what?

Who challenges future writers not to forget "the problems of the human heart" in his Nobel Prize Speech?

Who is the founder of Transcendentalism?

What work became the bible of the Transcendentalists?

What literary device is used in the following quote: "Then Beauty is its own excuse for being"?

Who is America' most beloved popular-song (folk song) composer?

Who was America's first modern poet?

What song tells of a dying cowboy with one last request?

What song's theme is that of a sentimental look at rural life?

Who is America' most beloved hymn writer of the nineteenth century?

Any word, phrase, or clause that functions as a noun or noun equivalent is a(n) ______________.

The two ways to correct excessive coordination are division and ______.

Making an independent clause into a dependent clause to form a complex sentence is called _______.

A sentence with one independent clause is a ______ sentence.

A sentence with two or more independent clauses is called a _______ sentence.

A sentence with one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses is called a ________ sentence.

A sentence with two or more independent clauses and one or more dependent clauses is called a _________ sentence.

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