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When did Millay win the Pulitzer Prize?

1923

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Who was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for poetry?

Millay

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The poem calls the “fume of life”…

Subtly designed

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When was “I, being” made?

1923

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Where did brown receive degrees from?

Harvard and Williams

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What did Brown teach at Howard?

Literature, writing, and Black culture/history

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How long did Brown teach at Howard?

40 years

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When did Brown write “The character”?

1933

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When was Salutamus written?

1927

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The days in the beginning of the poem are described as…

Bitter

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What, in the first stanza, is described as “Only grow(ing)”?

Despair and dissapointment

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The land roads wind through is first described as..

Gladsome

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What does gladsome mean?

Joyous, cheerful

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In Salutamus, the b”path" we must go” is…

Gloomy

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In salutamus, what are the “becaons”?

Hearts, minds, powers

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When was Henry Iv, Part I made?

1597

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When was The Heart of a Woman published?

1918

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The poem “elevation” claims that women could rise like _______ on the highways in their souls

Pyramids

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Recite ‘Foredoom’

Her life was dwarfed, and wed to blight

Her very days were shades of night

Her every dream was born entombed

Her soul a bud-that never bloomed

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When was Bronze made?

1922

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In Johnson’s poem, her son’s eyes are described as…

Soul-enchanneled

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What is described as “Screening the ighway of your sky” in Johnson’s poem?

Dusky pall of shadows

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What does the word prophetic mean?

Relating to seeing the future or a prophecy

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What is the rhyming form of Johnson’s poem?

AABB AABB, couplets

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How many Black people were lynched 1882-1930?

3000

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Where was Hughes born?

Joplin, Missouri

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When did Hughes come to Harlem?

1922

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When was The Weary Blues oublished?

1926

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What types of writing did Hughes make?

Poetry collections, two autobiographies, a novel, short fiction, plays, librettos, liner notes, essays, and stories and histories for children

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What was Hughes main goal in poetry?

To amplify the voices of Black people

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Which one of the poets travelled to Mexico and made poems about it?

Hughes

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What places did Hughes travel to?

Haiti, Cuba, Soviet Union, and West Africa

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Who popularized blues and jazz structures in poetry?

Hughes

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What essay did Hughes write in 1926?

The N*gro Artist and the Racial Mountain

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The singer’s voice in The Weary Blues is described as…

Deep

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What is the first verse of the singer’s song in The Weary Blues?

“Ain’t got nobody in this world,

Ain’t got nobody but ma self.

I’s gwine to quit ma frownin

And put my troubles on the shelf”

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What novel is Hurston best known for?

Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937)

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When/where was Hurston born?

Alabama, 1891

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What schools did Hurston attend?

Barnard and Howard

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When was You Don’t Know Us N*groes published?

2022

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What magazines did Hurston write for?

Opportunity, N*gro World, The Messenger

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Who was one of Hurston’s biggest critics?

Novelist Richard Wright

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What welfare home did Hurston enroll in?

St. Lucie County Welfare Home

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In 10, the intro says a woman cannot be happy if she is…

Neglected

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In 10, it is said that a little mystery is better than…

Wit

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A woman who does what is said to be like 5 meals a day?

Calls a man

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Women who write letters

Pests or anathenia

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In 10, what is “the spice of love”?

Difficulty

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Name the 10 commandments of charm

  1. Be cheerful

  2. Show not thine hand (be a little mysterious)

  3. The laws of conversation

  4. Avoid the telephone

  5. Avoid the inkwell

  6. Do not ask questions

  7. Remember a man’s vanity

  8. Hold thyself not cheap (hard to get)

  9. Be funny

  10. Be feminine

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When was 10 Commandments rediscovered?

1990s