Literary Focus: The Romantic Period - Gothic Romanticism (pages 186 - 190)

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  1. 4. VOCABULARY: an economic system built on large industries (factories, machines), not agriculture (farming)
  2. 6. VOCABULARY: to support or defend
  3. 8. Transcendentalists believed in living simple lives; not being overly concerned with accumulating ______ (lots of money).
  4. 14. VOCABULARY: The _____ period was an artistic and
  5. 15. VOCABULARY: the ability to feel or be aware of something
  6. 18. VOCABULARY: to give advice or guidance to someone with less experience
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  1. 1. Romantic artists celebrated and encouraged individualism and using your _______ (being creative).
  2. 2. movement of the 19th century in Europe and America.
  3. 3. VOCABULARY: a specific category of literature (a category within a larger one)
  4. 5. In the 1800s, many Americans were Puritans (a religion that was very strict and unforgiving). Soon, however, many Americans began to move to __________ (a religion that was more positive and accepting).
  5. 7. Edgar Allan ______ was a famous Gothic Romantic writer who wrote about dark themes like the tragedy of death and the loss of love.
  6. 9. The creator of Transcendentalism - and a Unitarian minister - Ralph Waldo _______. He believed in people having a closer connection to God without religious barriers.
  7. 10. Romantic writers began to use ______ in their stories. For example, the black raven in Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven" represented evil and death.
  8. 11. a type of Romantic writing that had dark story elements (______ Romanticism)
  9. 12. During the Romantic Period, poets didn't worry so much about ______ in their poems (words sounding the same).
  10. 13. During the Romantic Period, many writers began to write short ______ to express their thoughts and ideas.
  11. 16. During the Romantic Period, people were encouraged to get out and enjoy the outdoor or _______.
  12. 17. Romantic writers believed in exploring nature, individualism, and tapping into human _____ (feelings).