American Realism

Writers began to look at...

• local manners of ordinary people

• rational thought

• global issues

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Regionalism focused on...

• global ideas

• speech and manners in specific geographic regions

• rational thought

Naturalism focused on...

• rationalism

• psychology and socialogy

• deist ideas

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The idea that human behavior was determined by forces beyond individual control is an element of...

• romanticism

• rationalism

• naturalism

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Naturalism looks at life...

• bluntly and crudely

• idealistically

• rationally

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The realist author who provides a biting picture of the injustices in pre-war America is...

• Washington Irving

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Mark Twain

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Realist writing subjects included...

• shop girls, factory workers, corrupt politicians, and prostitues

• European monarchs

• American entrepreneurs

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The realist author who went to war to find material for his writing was...

• Mark Twain

• Stephen Crane

• Ernest Hemingway

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The first American great war novel, The Red Badge of Courage, was written by...

• Ernest Hemingway

• Stephen Crane

• Mark Twain

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Realism was fueled by the view that America was a place of...

• battle

• opportunity

• the American Dream

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