Check my answers ! 1. which of the following statements about american romanticism is nottrue? (1 point)
romanticism in american literature stemmed from romanticism in british literature.***
romanticism valued imagination and emotion over reason and intellect.
gothic short stories are a subgenre of american romanticism.
love is the primary theme in the literature of american romanticism.
2. transcendentalism, a subgenre of american romanticism, was based in which of the following beliefs?
(1 point) the natural and spiritual world are connected reason separates man from the animals the needs of society are greater than the needs of the individual
american values should align with greek and roman values
3. which of the following authors was not part of the american romanticism movement? (1 point)
washington irving edgar allan poe*** nathaniel hawthorne william wordsworth 4. the term subgenre describes a (1 point) broad category of texts. genre within a genre. text that cannot be put into a genre.*** text that encompasses a mixture of genres. which of the words in the following sentence should be capitalized?
5. who was the first roman catholic president of the united states? (1 point)
who; catholic; united; states who; roman; catholic; president; united; states who; roman; catholic; united; states*** who; roman; president; united; states

1. Which of the following statements about American Romanticism is not true?

No, not B. It should be D) love is the primary theme in the literature of American Romanticism.

2. Transcendentalism, a sub-genre of American Romanticism, was based in which of the following beliefs?

No, not D. Should be A) The natural and spiritual world are connected.

3. Which of the following authors was not part of the american romanticism movement?

No, not A. Should be D) William Wordsworth.

4. The term sub-genre describes a?

No, not C. Should be B) genre within a genre.

5. Who was the first roman catholic president of the united states?

Yes, it's C) Who; Roman; Catholic; United ; States.

The answers are as follows:

1. Love is the primary theme in the literature of American Romanticism.

2. the natural and spiritual world are connected  

3. William Wordsworth  

4. genre within a genre

5. Who; Roman; Catholic; United; States

Further Explanation:

Equivalent to the Romantic movement of Britain, the American Romanticism focused on the emotions of the people and the love for nature. Also, imagination was a core part of the movement. Walt Whitman, Herman Melville, and Nathanial Hawthorne are some of the important figure f American Romanticism. They focused on writing novels and not on poetry.  

Transcendentalism refers to one of the philosophical movement in American genre. The transcendentalist gave importance to the goodness of the individual and celebrated the purity of the humans.  

William Wordsworth was not part of the American Romanticism movement. He was a part of the Romantic Movement in England. He has written many poems about nature, common people and emotions. Wordsworth had not just emphasized the feelings of the common man but has also expressed his views about the beauty of nature. All the other three writers belong to the American Romanticism movement.  

Genre refers to the grouping or segregation of an idea from the many. Each genre prevails with its significant characteristic and idea. Sub-genre refers to the genre within a genre.  

Capitalization is one of the significant parts of punctuation. The proper nouns are capitalized. Also, the first word of every new sentence is capitalized.

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: English

Chapter: American Romanticism

Keywords:

American Romanticism, Romantic movement, William Wordsworth, Genre, sub- genre, Capitalization.

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anne's thoughts on her mother are further indication of her growing maturity and of her feelings of isolation from her mother.

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