Romantic Period

1. A novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne about sin, guilt, and redemption
4. The 16th president who gave the Gettysburg Address during the Civil War
5. A literary and philosophical movement focused on emotion, nature, and individualism
8. A rhetorical device involving a series of three parallel words or phrases
10. The physical world that is often depicted in Romantic literature, emphasizing beauty and the sublime
11. A contrast of ideas or words in a balanced structure
13. The repetition of similar grammatical structures within a sentence or passage
15. The abolitionist who gave an autobiography that described his escape from slavery
17. A figure, object, or color that stands for something larger or more abstract
18. A famous author who embraced Transcendentalism and wrote "Self-Reliance"
19. A written work presenting an argument or reflection on a specific subject

2. This historical events marks the end of the romantic period
3. A form of protest in which one refuses to obey certain laws or governmental demands
4. A comparison between two things for explanation or clarification
6. A type of character often depicted as a misunderstood individual, often in conflict with society
7. A rhetorical device that shows stark contrast between two ideas in parallel structure
9. A belief system emphasizing the spiritual connection between humanity and the universe, often tied to nature
12. The universal spirit, a concept central to Transcendentalism
14. This author’s poem “The Raven” embodies dark, Gothic Romanticism
16. The quality of being true to one's individual spirit, mind, and purpose