- Type of poetry which attempts to amuse the reader through wit and humor
- Song-like poem that narrates an exciting story with rhythm, refrain, and picturesque language
- Type of poetry in which characters are presented speaking and moving on stage
- Type of dramatic poetry in which a single speaker is presented who reveals their thoughts, feelings, and actions to the audience
- Type of lyric poem that centers on death or mourning
- Long narrative poem that relates the deeds of gods and heroes
- Song-like poem in which the poet expresses their own feelings and longings
- 14 line poem with definite structure, rhythm, and rhyme pattern
- A type of lyric poem, often long, with dignified style that expresses lofty thought and emotion. Often defines an emotion, virtue, or item
- What did T.S Eliot believe shattered the human spirit?
- What is NOT a purpose of a Modernist author's work?
- Which psychologist's work became extremely important to the Modern fiction writers?
- In "Helen" what would need to happen for the greens to love Helen?
- What did the colonists lack from their parent country?
- Which of the colonies was established with a large degree of ethnic, religious, political, and economic diversity?
- Competition between Britain and France in the colonies was one of the primary instigators of which war?
- The Puritan colonies of New England formed a Grand Council to help them decide upon what kind of issues?
- The American colonies became so successful that increased competition between _[blank]_ led to the French and Indian War.
- Choose two examples that explain the population decline of Native Americans from the 16th to 19th centuries.
- Which of the colonies grew wealthy from slave labor and plantation agriculture?