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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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Romanticism

1820-1860

Enlightenment

1750-1800

Puritanism

1620-1790

Early Settlers

1500-1670


Native American

1490-1700



Native American

1490-1700

Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 

These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.

Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.

The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.

This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.

Transcendentalism

1830-1850

This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..

Realism and regionalism

1860-1914

This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.

Naturalism


1865-1914

Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.

Modernism

1914-1945

This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.

Harlem Renaissance

1920-1930

Post-Modernism

1950-

The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.

This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.

Contemporary

1970-

This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.

American Literary Movements


 by Gianna Garber

Pluralism

1970-

Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133

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  • Native American literature involved stories transmitted orally. They usually involve a hero and a prankster. 
  • Native American1490-1700
  • https://www.britannica.com/list/periods-of-american-literature#:~:text=The%20Colonial%20and%20Early%20National,and%20focused%20on%20the%20future.https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Gn_2pS7XZu5QKOtjMtfX2KMy00Yo5TbpjnyXgxLMyNo/edit#slide=id.g533a6f1763_0_133
  • These were primary sources like letters and diaries. They may not always be accurate.
  • Early Settlers 1500-1670
  • Native American1490-1700
  • Puritanism1620-1790
  • Literature from this time discussed things related to Puritanism. The works were diaries, sermons, poems, and fables.
  • Enlightenment1750-1800
  • The works from this time were political writings about reason and common sense.
  • Romanticism1820-1860
  • This emotional movement focused on the individual rather than the group. It demonstrated American ideals. It included the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Washington Irving.
  • Transcendentalism1830-1850
  • This was a spiritual movement with many ideas among which was that every human was born inherently good..
  • American Literary Movements by Gianna Garber
  • This movement emphasized the importance of facts and rebelled against Romanticism. The stories are realistic and descriptions are detailed.
  • Realism and regionalism1860-1914
  • Naturalism1865-1914
  • Naturalism is a form of realism that focuses on the social issues industrialization brings. The stories are often dark and tragic, with a theme of characters adapting badly to their environment.
  • Modernism1914-1945
  • This movement was brought on by the Great Depression and the World Wars. A common them in the works of this time is disillusionment. Ernest Hemingway was from this time.
  • This genre was African-American arts that attack racial inequality.
  • Harlem Renaissance1920-1930
  • The works of this period of time were a blend of literature, pop culture, and art. Although the stories are realistic, more value is placed on the interpretation of reality than reality itself.
  • Post-Modernism1950-
  • Contemporary1970-
  • This is similar to post-modernism. It's focused on emotion and relationships.
  • Pluralism1970-
  • Pluralism values diversity, and the authors are of diverse cultural backgrounds.
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