Transcendentalism

Which characteristic of Transcendentalism means: "the feeling or belief that one can rely on someone/something, certainty in one's abilities"?

• Nonconformity

• Self-Reliance

• Free Thought

• Confidence

• Importance of Nature

Which characteristic of Transcendentalism means: "failure or refusal to conform to a prevailing practice or rule"?

• Nonconformity

• Self-Reliance

• Free Thought

• Confidence

• Importance of Nature

Based on "Nature", how does one reach solitude, or true peace?

• by taking a hike in the woods every morning to free your mind

• by breaking free from society and embracing nature in order to learn about oneself

• writing at home about how one would picture nature by using one's imagination

• by making a weekly effort to watch nature documentaries and observe the documentaries' details

Transcendentalism is a _______________.

• literary movement

• social reform movement

• philosophical movement

• all of the above

The values of Transcendentalism starts with ______________________ and Intuition.

• Instinct

• Liberty

• Work

• Nature

Who was the founding father of Transcendentalism?

• Thoreau

• Whitman

• Emerson

• Waldo

What does this image represent?

• Social Reform

• Simpicity

• Non-conformity

• Enlightenment

Where did the Transcendentalists believe that you could find God?

• Nature

• Church

• Inside yourself

• At the flagpole 

Transcendentalism values...

• Nonconformity

• Conformity

• Technological advances

• Society

Transcendentalism was a social reform movement that valued ___________ over Society.

• Unity

• Government

• Individuality

• Society