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Established the New World to become America, named after Amerigo Vespucci.
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A series of excerpts that gave the reader a glimpse into the life he and his team lead with the indian tribes they encountered. Vast differences from Columbus' approach and findings.
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Gave potential for American country.
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Allows the population to grow and produce leaders and writers.
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A series of stories of his life from the 3rd and 4th books of Virginia's history. The series is The General History of Virginia, New England, and the Summer Isles.
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Excerpts taken from Book One and Book Two of OF Plymouth Plantation. The works were designed to increase funding.
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Multiple Poems on everything from being criticized to the burning of her house. All were written by 1678, but not all were done in 1678.
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(rough estimation on the date of the work)
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A series of poems and meditations, mostly dealing with Scripture.
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Sinners in the hands of an angey God has to be one of the most riveting, yet theologically unstable, sermons I have ever her....read.
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Any war breaking out changes the view of the opposing force and changes the culture. This would have been stressful for the colonies.
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Wayto Wealth was written in 1757 and depicted a narrative wherein the author quotes himself. Franklin also gave his take on the savages in the following pice which was written in 1784
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The end of the war would determine the changes made socially and politically. This will affect literary work.
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Another series of poems written by 1773 regarding God, subtle hints at oppression, and slavery in general.
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He shared with us his disdain for the British monarchy in Common Sense.
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This is one of the longest lasting and recently scrutinized pieces of American literature.
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Three chapters of a narrative of his life.
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The pieces have no listed date, though Occom must have been before 1792 and Jacket before 1830.
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Rip Van Winkle was an awesome piece I remembered from early age. The piece was much more complex than I ad ever dreamed and this class showed me the other facets.
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His Autobiography
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The Last of the Mohicans
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Thanatopsis, To A Waterfowl, and The Praries were all written by 1834.
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Self-Reliance Showed a line of thinking that we should be entirely relient on self. What we see, what we hear, etc.
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In 1835 he gave is the tale of Young Goodman Brown. In 1841 He gave us the legend of the Birth-Mark. Both with potentially interesting points behind them, not necessarilly from his intent though.
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The Purloined Letter, Annabel-Lee, The Raven, The Philosophy of Composition. Again 1849 was whe the last one was written.
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Resistence to Cicvil Government clearly showed a paradigm shift in thinking towards the authority over man.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin excerpt
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Bartleby the Scrivener
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The Psalm of Life, The Slaves Dream, Jewish Cemetary at Newport, My Lost Youth, Rainy Days, and Paul Revere's Midnight Ride. Of all of these The Slave's Dream was the most interesting to disect, but the Psalm of Life depicted a great visual.All were written by 1855.
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A series of poems whose names were nubers, and others. All were apparently written by 1865.
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The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County
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Ones' Self I Sing, Shut Not Your Doors, When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer, The Dalliance of the Eagles, Beat!Beat! Drums!, Cavalry Crossing a Ford, The Wound-Dresser.
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In the Jewish Synogogue at Newport, The New Collosus, 1492
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An Occurence At Owl-Creek Bridge
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Desiree's Baby
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The Open Boat
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Up From Slavery
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From the Souls of Black Folk Chapter 1
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Mowing, The Mending Wall, The Death of the Hired Man, The Pasture
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This marks a future change in politics, alliances, and gives a different focus to some literature. In this time it would shift to the soldier, his family, and why they need support.
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Alliances and peace treaties are signed. The world is forever changed. New ideaologies and religions start to filter in creating diverse writings to come.
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Chicago, Fog, Grass
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To Whistler, American, Portrait d'une Femme, A Pact, In a Station of the Metro, The River Merchants Wife:A Letter, From The Cantos
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Most of his works which we read were written in 1896. Luke Havergal, Richard Corey, Miniver Cheevy, and Mr. Flood's Party were the ones we read.
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Neighbor Rosicky
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How It Feels to Be Colored Me
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A Rose for Emily
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The Hollow Men, Journey of the Magi, Burnt Norton
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Thy fingers make early flowers of, anyone lived in a pretty how town, in Just-, O sweet spontaneous, Buffalo Bill's
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Already bad blood between nations worsened. New alliances soon to be formed. Influences that have never been are about to come to american shores from overseas. Oppression is about to hit the Japanese in the states. It is a time of great fear. One of the busiest times for any journalist.
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Poetry, To a Snail, The Paper Nautilus, The Mind Is an Enchanting Thing, In Mistrust of Merits
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Again things change in regard to ideals and traditions. That which was sacred becomes common. Standards begin to deteriorate.
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The Negro Speaks of Rivers, Mother to Son, I, Too, Visitors to the Black Belt, Note on Commercial Theatre, Democracy, Theme for English B This date is out of the period, yet it is the date given for the final piece we read which is also the highest date given. I have run into this on multiple occasions. Not exactly sure what the deal is.
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Good Country People
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Cuttings, My Papa's Waltz, Dolor, The Waking, Elegy for Jane
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Novels begin to change towards tales of spies and espionage. News headlines speak of coming apocolypse by nuclear missile.
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Middle Passage, Homage to the Empress of the Blues, Those Winter Sundays
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Public minds are subjected to awful images and terrible results for the soldiers for what is deemed a pointless war. Media, including writers, begin to shift their focus to the emotion felt by the people in an attempt to right a wrong.
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Morning Song, Lady lazurus
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From The Rainy Way Mountain
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Everyday Use
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The Fish, At the Fishhouses, The Armadillo, Sestina, In the Waiting Room, One Art. This Author had quite a range....1946-1976
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Storm Warnings, Snapshots of a Daughter-in-law, A Valediction Forbidding Mourning, Diving Into the Wreck, Transcendental Etude
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kitchenette building, the mother, The Whie Troops Had Their Orders, We Real Cool, The Last Quatrain of the Ballad of Emmett Till, To the Diaspora
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How to Tame a Wild Tongue
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Forgetfulness, I Chop Some Parsely While Listening to Art Blakey's Version of "Three Blind Mice", The Night House
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Even now the students are at work studying for an exam and putting together what they can of a timeline like they have never done before. Since this is directly related to the class, I figure it counts as an historic moment worth recording.