Quarter 2: Romanticism Poetry by Beto Vargas https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a We will read various works of Romanticism poetry: alternate class time studying vocabulary (Greek and Latin roots), and learning reading, language, and writing standards through the texts. en-us 2016-10-12 02:41:35 UTC 2026-02-18 13:37:52 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Simplehouse.png GREEK & LATIN ROOTS  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130015767 2016-10-12 02:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130015767 VOCABULARY:  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130015838 Unit 1 level F
  1. Approbation 
  2. Assuage 
  3. Coalition 
  4. Decadence 
  5. Elicit 
  6. Expostulate 
  7. Hackneyed 
  8. Hiatus 
  9. Innuendo 
  10. Intercede 
  11. Jaded 
  12. Lurid 
  13. Meritorious 
  14. Petulant 
  15. Prerogative 
  16. Provincial 
  17. Simulate 
  18. Transcend 
  19. Umbrage 
  20. Unctuous 

Unit 2 level F
  1. ameliorate 
  2. callow 
  3. ex officio 
  4. ingratiate 
  5. occult 
  6. stringent
  7. aplomb 
  8. drivel 
  9. exhort 
  10. interloper
  11. lassitude
  12. permeate
  13. surmise 
  14. bombastic 
  15. epitome 
  16. infringe 
  17. intrinsic
  18. millennium 
  19. precipitate 
 Unit 3 level F
  1. abominate
  2. acculturation 
  3. adventitious 
  4. ascribe
  5. circuitous 
  6. commiserate
  7. enjoin
  8. expedite
  9. ferment
  10. inadvertent
  11. nominal
  12. noncommittal
  13. peculate
  14. proclivity 
  15. sangfroid
  16. seditous
  17. tenous
  18. vitriolic
  19. wheedle
 Unit 4 level F
  1. affable 
  2. aggrandize
  3. amorphous 
  4. archetype 
  5. aura
  6. contrabrand
  7. erudite
  8. gossamer 
  9. inscrutable
  10. insular 
  11. irrevocable 
  12. propensity 
  13. querulous 
  14. remonstrate
  15. repudiate
  16. resilient 
  17. reverberate
  18. scurrilous 
  19. sedulous
  20. sleazy 
 Unit 5 level F
  1. amnesty 
  2. autonomy 
  3. axiomatic 
  4. blazon
  5. caveat
  6. equitable
  7. extricate
  8. filch
  9. flout
  10. fractious
  11. precept
  12. salutary 
  13. scathing
  14. scourge
  15. sepulchral 
  16. soporific 
  17. straitlaced
  18. transient
  19. unwieldy 
  20. vapid
Unit 6 level F
  1. anomalous
  2. aspersion
  3. bizzarre
  4. brusque
  5. cajole
  6. castigate
  7. contrive
  8. demagogue
  9. disabuse
  10. ennui
  11. fetter
  12. heinous
  13. immutable
  14. insurgent
  15. megalomania 
  16. sinecure
  17. surreptitious
  18. transgress 
  19. transmute
  20. vicarious 
Unit 7 level F
  1. austere
  2. beneficent
  3. cadaverous
  4. concoct
  5. crass
  6. debase
  7. descrate
  8. disconcert
  9. grandiose
  10. inconsequential 
  11. infraction
  12. mitigate
  13. pillage
  14. prate
  15. punctilious
  16. redoubtable 
  17. reprove
  18. restitution 
  19. stalwart
  20. vulnerable 
Unit 8 level F
  1. acrimonious 
  2. bovine
  3. consternation 
  4. corpulent
  5. disavow
  6. dispassionate
  7. dissension 
  8. dissipate
  9. expurgate
  10. gauntlet
  11. hypothetical 
  12. ignoble 
  13. impugn 
  14. intemperate
  15. odium
  16. perfidy 
  17. relegate
  18. squeamish 
  19. subservient
  20. susceptible 
Unit 9 level F
  1. abate
  2. adulation
  3. anathema 
  4. astute
  5. avarice
  6. culpable
  7. dilatory
  8. egregious
  9. equivocate
  10. evanescent
  11. irresolute
  12. nebulous 
  13. novice 
  14. penury 
  15. pretentious
  16. recapitulate
  17. resuscitate
  18. slovenly 
  19. supposition 
  20. torpid 
Unit 10 level F
  1. accrue
  2. annotation
  3. bedlam 
  4. covert
  5. debonair
  6. dun
  7. efficacious
  8. equanimity 
  9. fortuitous 
  10. gist
  11. gratuitous
  12. imperious 
  13. invective 
  14. motley 
  15. munificent
  16. procrastinate
  17. provocative
  18. recondite
  19. reprobate
  20. sedentary 

Romantic Vocab:
Acrophobia
Amicable 
Amity 
Appease 
Bibliophile 
Enamored 
Hydrophobia 
Inimical 
Odious 
Pacific 
Pacify 
Philanthropy 
Phobia
Xenophobia
Antipathy 
Apathy
Complacent 
Covet
Cupidity
Dysentery
Dyslexia  
Empathy 
Implacable 
Misogamy  
Misogyny 
Pathological 
Pathos  
Placate 
Placid  
Domicile 
Domestic 
Domain 
Domineer 
Dominion 
Dormant 
Somnambulate 
Somnolent 
Ablution  
Deluge 
Divest  
Investiture  
Travesty  
Vestment  
Vested 
]]> 2016-10-12 02:54:58 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130015838 Assessments and Activities fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016280 1. Student created poetry 
Based on the 5 “I’s” of Romanticism, students will have to create their own romantic poetry.

https://quizlet.com/20378440/the-five-is-of-romanticism-flash-cards/
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Demonstrate knowledge of eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and early-twentieth-century foundation works of American literature, including how two or more texts from the same period treat similar themes or topics.
(11-12.RL.2)
Determine two or more themes or central ideas of a text and analyze their development over the course of the text, including how they interact and build on one another to produce a complex account; provide an objective summary of the text. 
(11-12.RL.6)
Analyze a case in which grasping point of view requires distinguishing what is directly stated in a text from what is really meant (e.g., satire, sarcasm, irony, or understatement).]]> 2016-10-12 03:02:38 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016510 Writing Standards fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016592 (11-12.W.5)
Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach, focusing on addressing what is most significant for a specific purpose and audience. (Editing for conventions should demonstrate command of Language standards 1–3 up to and including grades 11–12.)
(11-12.W.6)
Use technology, including the Internet, to produce, publish, and update individual or shared writing products in response to ongoing feedback, including new arguments or information.]]> 2016-10-12 03:03:42 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016592 Language Standards fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016678 (11-12.L.5)
Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings. Interpret figures of speech (e.g., hyperbole, paradox) in context and analyze their role in the text. Analyze nuances in the meaning of words with similar denotations. 
(11-12.L.2)
Demonstrate command of the conventions of Standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. Observe hyphenation conventions. Spell correctly.

]]> 2016-10-12 03:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130016678 Greek Roots Study Prep fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130018165 2016-10-12 03:20:44 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130018165 Central Movements in the history of ROMANTICISM.  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130018582 QUESTIONS: 
  1. What is Romanticism about? 
  2. When and where did it begin? 
  3. How did it change how people see the world? 
  4. What does it mean to be a Romantic? 
  5. What happened in Les Marias Paris in 1762? 
  6. Who wrote Emile? And What is about it? 
  7. What happens in Brook Street London in 1770? 
  8. Why is Chatterton a Romantic hero? 
  9. What are the characteristics of a Romantic hero? 
  10. What happened in Leipzig Germany in 177? 
  11. What happened in Madrid in  1798? 
  12. What happened in Lake District England in  1799? 
  13. What happened in Niagara United States in 1799? 
  14. What happened  in Westminster London in 1847? 
  15. What happened in Saint-Germain Paris in 1863? 
  16. What happened in Le Havre in 1891? 

VOCABULARY: 
BOMBASTIC 




]]> 2016-10-12 03:26:02 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130018582 The Romantics BBC  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130020898 Liberty
The Romantics
Episode 1 of 3

Peter Ackroyd reveals how the radical ideas of liberty that inspired the French Revolution opened up a world of possibility for great British writers such as William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and WilliamWordsworth, inspiring some of the greatest works of literature in the English language. Their ideas are the foundations of our modern notions of freedom and their words are performed by David Tennant, Dudley Sutton and David Threlfall.

Nature
The Romantics
Episode 2 of 3

Peter Ackroyd summons the ghosts of the Romantics to tell the story of man's escape from the shackles of industry and commerce to the freedom of nature. 

As the Industrial Revolution took hold of Britain during the late 18th Century, the Romantics embraced nature in search of sublime experience. But this was much more than just a walk in the country; it was a groundbreaking endeavour to understand what it means to be human. They forged poetry of radical protest against a dark world that was descending upon Britain. 

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was a prophecy that science might be used to corrupt nature, a warning people are still preaching to this day. The words of the Romantics are brought to life by Dudley Sutton, David Threlfall and Cara Horgan.

Eternity
The Romantics
Episode 3 of 3

Byron, Keats and Shelley lived short lives, but the radical way they lived them would change the world. At 19, Shelley wrote The Necessity of Atheism - it was banned and burned, but it freed the Romantics fromreligion. Through their search for meaning in a world without God, they pioneered the notions of free love, celebrity and secular idolatry that are at the centre of modern Western culture.

For them poetry became the new religion, a way of reaching eternity. Their words are brought to life by Nicholas Shaw, Blake Ritson and Joseph Millson.



]]> 2016-10-12 03:55:46 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130020898 Romanticism Poetry Quarter II Unit Map  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130021626 2016-10-12 04:05:35 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130021626 DEFINITION OF ROMANTICISM  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130022318 Question:  
  1. What is the time period of Romanticism? 
  2. Romanticism to an extent is a reaction against what? 
  3. Romanticism is a rejection to what?
  4. Romanticism emphasizes what 9 things? 

]]> 2016-10-12 04:16:01 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130022318 Romanticism Podecast  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130627642
 Spring 2009 by Timothy Morton
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Where does the first scene take place? Paris Center square
What is the machine? The Guillotine
Who's head was it? Louis the 14
What does this action symbolize?
Wha are the twin principles? Authority and Hierarchy
Who had personal liberties? Noblemen and Clergy
Everyone else had what? no rights only duties
Paris Police was the largest what was the ration? 1 ration 545
what would happened to the undesirables? They would disappear
Who were the two men that planted the seeds for a Romantic Revolution? Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Denis Diderot 
What were the ideas that became the seeds of the Romantic Revolution? The future should be built on Reason, but Rousseau based it on Feeling. They preached Freedom and Liberty for the individual. 
What were the two men's crime? They were arrested for writing a book
Diderot wrote, The Encyclopedia, a manifesto for pure reason no room for God. His crime heresy and treason. 
Why would happen to the Hierarchy of society? It would collapse, no order, or authority if there is no god and king. 
How can emotion unlock the prison of society? Free will and feeling 
Emile's on Nature?  (Excerpt) 
Civilization and Science is evil, and man in it's natural state is fundamentally good.. it's other things that corrupts man. 
What is this new world? The Americas 
Who was Thomas Paine and what was he doing in America? Flew from tyranny from England, did not like the imposition of taxes. 
What's the name of his book? Common Sense
How did This book influence the Declaration of Independence? 1776 
Vocabulary: Clarion Call: urgent call to action 
William Blake how did he view the events in the 
America? He views this as a great prophecy of a future world. 
What did Blake think about art? That imagination made great art 
Libertarian means? 
"Man was born free and everywhere his in chains?" Rousseau 
"The mind forged manacles" -Blake, prisons of customs and habite, duty and obedience demanded by the old order of society, and will and imagination were locked away. 
Soho London: was a haven for who in Europe ( free-thinkers)
Jacque-Pierre Rousseau and other radical journalists believed they could bring down the monarchy in France. 
Where was Rousseau arrested and for how long? Bastille for 2 months. 
It is in the hands of the people that nation power resides.
On 14th July 1789: the storm of the Bastille Martial Law (First Revolution). 
What was the Bastille? A 14th century fortress and prison. The mobs destination. People imprisoned, torture. and represented all of the inhumanity of the state that the people (revolutionaries) were fighting to overthrow. 
William Wadsworth wrote poetry about kind of people? The downtrodden
What was The Great Terror? A regime where any of the kings supporters were executed by Guillotine. 
Who was Samuel Taylor Coleridge? 
The female vagrant poem by Wadsworth (what is it about?) 
Wadsworth and Cooperage, they wanted to change the world by taking their revolutionary zeal into Poetry. 
What are the Collection of Poems that would define the Romantic Period?  
What was the volume that Wadsworth and Coleridge wrote, that would have more lasting effects than a thousand political manifesto? The Lyrical Ballads: popular song and verse, a collection of intimate accounts of rustic lives...Last of the Flock poem 
Relocating dignity into the common life 
Same purpose as the french revolution (Liberty of each person) to create a democratic world where where outcasts can have a voice. 
Create Art from Revolutionary philosophy. Gave politics a human face. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: A man who shoots an albatros, the voyager has been touched by madness sees into the life of heart of life and death. In the poem the ship is driven out of course into the South Pole. But the Ancient mariner commits an arbitrary and irrational crime, he shots the albatross. As a result the ship is destroyed by phantoms. He survives and warns the others that Man must respect its fellow creatures. 


 
 


]]> 2016-10-14 20:36:47 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130878038 The Romantics - Nature (BBC documentary) fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130892275 Questions: 
What were the driving forces in society (Existing)? Commerce and Industry 
An alternative way of living and at looking at the world. Mary Shelly, William Wadsworth and William Blake. 
Age of Industry and manufacturing]]> 2016-10-15 02:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130892275 Shelly Stencil  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130892458 https://www.pinterest.com/pin/474144666998803136/]]> 2016-10-15 02:44:19 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/130892458 Vocabulary Workshop Unit 1 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/131003967 2016-10-16 22:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/131003967 Romantic Kahoot for English fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/132458983 2016-10-21 20:47:52 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/132458983 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/132867167 2016-10-24 22:32:36 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/132867167 Grammar Days 9-14  fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/135776816 2016-11-07 14:27:12 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/135776816 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/136261139 2016-11-08 22:45:12 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/136261139 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/136261642 2016-11-08 22:47:15 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/136261642 Study Guide fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/137832807 2016-11-15 17:47:18 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/137832807 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138124727 https://hypebeast.com/2016/5/vox-rapping-deconstructed-best-rhymers]]> 2016-11-16 15:54:56 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138124727 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138558858 2016-11-17 20:34:20 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138558858 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138559462 2016-11-17 20:36:54 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138559462 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138945673 2016-11-20 17:14:04 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/138945673 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qr6z3CB8XE fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/142420388 2016-12-07 20:30:13 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/142420388 Do Now 10/9/17 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/146296377 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdituUresk]]> 2017-01-10 16:16:17 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/146296377 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158108371 2017-03-06 17:42:53 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158108371 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158112477 2017-03-06 17:54:08 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158112477 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158115399 2017-03-06 18:02:24 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158115399 fvargas486 https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158117964 2017-03-06 18:09:04 UTC https://padlet.com/fvargas486/cxdxy5mseh1a/wish/158117964