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Who is NOT considered to be a representative of the Southern Renaissance?
- William Faulkner
- Tennessee Williams
- Robert Penn Warren
- T.S.Eliot

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Test ye knowledge about the terms, periods and movements in the history of American literature.

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Outline of Women's literature
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Movements and periods before, during and after the Civil War. Main authors, works
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Fireside poets
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CT/Hartford wits
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Fugitives Agrarians
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Periods of the Southern literature
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Name New England Local Color Writers
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Modernist tradition

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American Literature Quiz Questions And Answers

Who is NOT considered to be a representative of the Southern Renaissance?

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Outline of Women's literature

Movements and periods before, during and after the Civil War. Main authors, works

Fireside poets

CT/Hartford wits

Fugitives Agrarians

Periods of the Southern literature

Name New England Local Color Writers

Modernist tradition