Unit 3 Review Flashcards

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“manifest destiny” was an issue some romantic writers addressed because

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of their concern that taking land held by other countries was leading America into war

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which of the following is not an aphorism

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they should know that public opinion is steadily turning to the light of truth

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which sentence best expresses the meaning of this aphorism? Mishaps are like knives, that either serve us or cut us, as we grasp them by the blade or the handle. - Lowell

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mishaps can either hurt us or help us, depending on how we react to them

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4
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incorrect vocab

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  • i have a constitution to go see a movie tonight

- when you solder these two wires together, you will have a good conviction

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in section 7 of his writing on “self-reliance,” Ralph waldo emerson points out that your goodness

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must have an edge to it – must have a truth in it – or else it is not really goodness

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in section 1 of his writing on “self-reliance,” Ralph waldo emerson tells us that the power in each one of us is new, and that the only one who knows what that power is, is

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each person himself – once he has tried it

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in section 9 of his writing on Nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson makes it clear that the power that produces our delight in nature comes from

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man, or in the harmony between both man and nature

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in section 4 of his writing on Nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson portrays Nature as

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accepting man as his creature, who will be glad in nature in spite of his trivial sorrows

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