13) antebellum culture and reform

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the romantic impulse

nationalism and romanticism in american painting

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romanticism

can be seen as a rejection of the precepts of order, clam, harmony, balance, idealization, and rationality that typified the enlightenment

*feelings and emotions, intuitive thoughts

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the romantic impulse

classical and romantic

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classical

orderly, calm, harmonious, rational, balanced

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romantic

disordered/turbulent, violent, irrational, emotional

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nationalism and romanticism in paintings

hudson river school

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writers of the romantic era

nathnial hawthorne, emily dickenson, walt whitman, henry david thoreau

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american literature

james fenimore cooper

  • book: the last of the mohicans

    • examines rugged individualism among white frontiersmen and native americans

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walt whitman

book: leaves of grass

about democracy, liberation of the individual, and pleasures of the flesh

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william lloyd garrison

publisher, trveling speaker for advocating abolition

garrison and his weekly newspaper “the liberator”

american antislavery societies are created 

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black abolitionists

free blacks’ commitment to abolitionism

david walker - prominent black abolitionist

sojourner truth - ex slave, powerful motivational speaker

  • “aint i a woman”

frederick douglass - ex slave, escaped from maryland and managed to learn how to read and write

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anti-abolitionism

violent reprisals - burnings of meeting houses, threats, bombings

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the abolitionism movement is divided

moderates - turn over their slaves as their property for a type of compensation

vs extremists - slavery must end, like william lloyd garrison

cant decide what the exact goal is

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harriet beecher stowe

daughter of a prominent abolitionist

writes “uncle tom’s cabin” - fiction about slave owning establishment and the slaves themselves

becomes a best-seller