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Transcendentalists

Dive deep into the world of Transcendentalists with this all-encompassing review covering key works, figures, quotes, and tenets. Enhance your understanding of transcendentalism vocabulary and quotes to identify the core beliefs. Unveil the mysteries of this philosophical movement.

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Transcendentalists

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  1. Transcendentalists Test Review

  2. Categories

  3. If I were a transcendentalist

  4. Works of Transcendentalistst

  5. Transcendentalists

  6. Transcendentalism

  7. Vocabulary Words from this Unit

  8. Quotes: Identify the tenet

  9. Mystery Transcendentalism Quotes and tenets The Transcendentalists If I were a Transcendentalist… Vocabulary $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  10. I faced the loss of my father, child, and first wife. Category 1

  11. Who is Emerson? Category 1

  12. I went to the woods deliberately to live for two years. Category 1

  13. Who is Thoreau? Category 1

  14. I was the one of the first women journalists in America Category 1

  15. Who is Margaret Fuller? Category 1

  16. I coined the term oversoul and transparent eyeball. Category 1

  17. Who is Emerson? Category 1

  18. I am insulted by the comment: “She has a masculine mind.” Category 1

  19. Who is Fuller? Category 1

  20. In this work the author pities the state for only punishing the body and not the mind. Category 2T

  21. What is “Civil Disobedience” by Henry David Thoreau? Category 2

  22. According to this work, people should go into the woods with a childlike spirit. Category 2

  23. What is “Nature” by Emerson? Category 2

  24. This author in this work stresses believing in yourself Category 2

  25. What is “Self-Reliance” by Emerson? Category 3

  26. Thoreau’s philosophy of government in this work. Category 2

  27. What is the government that governs least is the best government in “Civil Disobedience”? Catgegory 2

  28. This author in has an imaginary conversation with Ben Jonson. Category 2

  29. “Who is Margaret Fuller?” Category 2

  30. This is the Gateway to the spiritual. Category 3

  31. What is nature? Category 3

  32. The term Emerson gave to God Category 3

  33. What is oversoul? Category 3

  34. Emerson said we should go into nature like a ________. Category 3

  35. What is child? Category 3

  36. Thoreau felt so strongly about this tenet of transcendentalism that he spent a night in jail. Category 3

  37. What is civil disobedience? Category 3

  38. Emerson emphasized not following others. This tenet is called Category 3

  39. What is noncomformity? Category 3

  40. I would be childlike when going into nature. Category 4

  41. What is true? Category 4

  42. People should worship in a church pew rather than on a mountaintop. Category 4

  43. What is false? Category 4

  44. It is better to look at the pros and cons before making a decision. Category 4

  45. What is false? Category 4

  46. It is important to march in a civil rights parade. Category 4

  47. What is true? Category 4

  48. People can own the landscapes. Category 4

  49. What is false? Category 4

  50. Thoreau had a dislike or _______to government. Category 5

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