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Although these men thought that they were flattering the men, they actually upset many women because the men saw them as objects. Even today many women are upset by being described as objects. Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson may have tried to impress women but really upset and offended them.

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Many, if not all believed that women were basically godesses. They were said to be the highest living creature. Women were often described as being beautiful or graceful.

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Romanticists wanted for everyone to spend time in nature. Thoreau ended up spending a year in the forest in hopes of becoming a better person. It is now scientifically proven that nature helps the body and mind.

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We know that the natural environment provides us with a wide range of 'ecosystem services': all the things that people need and want that come from the natural world of which human beings are a part. We receive provisioning services (food, fiber, energy, drinking water, building materials, natural medicine).Romanists wanted everyone to spend time in nature.

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This video includes everyone and there uniqueness. Everyone's brain is different and romanticist started to hit on this in their poetry.

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The 4th I of the characteristic is celebrating individuality. They wanted to celebrate everyone regardless of color, size, or social economic state. They believed everyone had something special about them such as these tulips, while there may only be one red one the white ones are also individuals.

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Romanticists idealized women as well and their love for women also helped them support women's rights. Women at the time did not have the right to vote and they advocated for the end of women's suffrage.

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Romanticists were supporters of abolition and saw slaves as humans while many others didn't. To see another human suffer due to their skin color upset may romanticist and they advocated for abolition

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"It's not what you look at that matters, itś what you see."Henry David Thoreau. Thoreau was a Transcendentalist who related heavily to nature. This connects with an interest in spitirtual because many believed they could become one with god in nature.

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Romantic writers wished to be one with nature. This picture was chosen to show how nature is nourishing and provides for us. "Be one with nature"is now seen as a hippie slogan.

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The clock represents going back in time. Many romanticists wanted to go back to a simpler life, without the heavy industrialization. They wanted better working conditions to preserve their way of life. To go back in the past would allow them to change the things they wish they hadn't done.

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The romantics were very reflective while looking into the past. They believed it to be a simplir and healthier life. Many people thought that if they spent time in nature they could go back to a simpler time such as Henry David Thoreau who spent a year in the woods. Simplicity was beauty in their eyes.