Remake of American Literature Timeline: Major Movements and Periods (1607-2025) by Lucius NEAAAT

Native American Voices

luciussexton — 2025-08-19 14:51:39 UTC

The natives Americans were all about peace they made sure they everyone was okay and they did it in a calm manner. they were with nature

it is called the Iroquois Constitution

1607-1750: Colonial and Puritan Writings

luciussexton — 2025-08-19 14:51:39 UTC

1 The text during this time were about religion. their was also many journals during this time period and many of the journals talked about exploration as it was a big thing during this time.

2 This came from the excerpt from the Plymouth plantation by William Bradford

1750-1800: Revolutionary Period

luciussexton — 2025-08-19 14:51:39 UTC

This time period was very political. Many focused on making things right and being brave. they did many bold moves such as separating and becoming one.
Common sense by Thomas Paine

Movement/Period Title

luciussexton — 2025-08-19 14:51:39 UTC

QUICK overview of the movement/period (focus, characteristics, etc.)
List of literature we read from this section

1790 to 1850.: Romanticism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:21:08 UTC

1 During this time period, they were heavily focused on emotions and nature, especially with individual freedom

2 One of the things that came from it was Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass

1830 to 1860.:transcendentalism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:21:20 UTC

1 During this time, people believed in spiritual connection and the goodness of people in the world. They were very heavy on self-reliance.

2 One of the things was called self-reliance by raplh waldo

1865 to 1895:Regionalism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:29:50 UTC

1 A branch of realism that focused on specific regions, their people, customs, and dialects.

2 My favorite one from this is called A Pair of Silk Stockings by Kate Chopin

1865 to 1910:Realism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:29:55 UTC

1 Focused on everyday life, real people, and social issues, this was affected by the Civil War

2 The Open Boat by stephan crane.

1910 to 1945:modernism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:30:08 UTC

1 People no longer followed what they were used to and switched things like alienation, disillusionment, and the loss of meaning after WWI.

2 A Rose for Emily.

1918 to 1937: Harlem Renaissance

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:37:59 UTC

1 A cultural movement celebrating Black art, music, literature, and identity. Most of their thoughts were expressed through music.

2 Mother to son, my lanston hughes

1945 to 1990:post modernism

luciussexton — 2025-09-29 18:38:05 UTC

1 Starting to question if this was real or not. It often uses humor, strange stories, and mixes fact with fiction to make people think.

2 The lottery