The main subject for works from the Age of Faith was ________________.

The forms of the Age of Reason were these.

Contrary to popular belief, the romantic era was not about this.

The Transcendentalist movement centered around these things.

Realism was a response to this literary movement.

The Age of Faith often utilized this type of image.

The Age of Reason was in response to this.

The imagery common throughout the Romantic era was this.

Transcendentalism stressed this in the selections.

Realism focused on these things.

This theme was common among the literature during the Age of Faith.

This Age of Reason author stressed self-reliance and common sense.

Romanticism was a response to this literary era.

This is a common theme throughout the Transcendentalist movement.

This is an extreme form of Realism.

The Age of Faith and the Age of Reason combined to create this over all literary era.

This idea is common throughout the literature of the Age of Reason.

In Moby Dick, the whale represented this.

This author "practiced what he preached."

Mark Twain showed he was a Realism author by do these things.

This selection was out of place due to its non-religious subject matter.

Abigail Adams' purpose for writing the letter to her daughter was this.

These themes are common throughout the Romantic Era.

This author helped establish the philosophy of individualism.

Jack London was a Naturalist writer. His writings express that he was a Naturalist writer through these things.