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Unit 3

by María Eugenia Hidalgo
1

Northern states Southern states

opposed any interference with slavery by the federal government because of the region ? s economic dependence on it . On the other hand , opposed slavery and its expansion into the West .

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Emancipation Proclamation Civil War Slavery Thirteenth Amendment

was outlawed by Lincoln ? s and the to the Constitution . The had divided the country ; its end brought the country back together .

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Realism Romanticism

The Civil War changed American literary culture . American readers and writers lost their taste for . Many had witnessed war ? s grim nature firsthand , and it shaped their view of life . Writing became more honest , unsentimental , and ironic . A new style , , would predominate in the years to come .

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Walt Whitman Emily Dickinson

saw America as a great poem , the greatest in the world , and wanted to capture it on paper .


wrote about intensely personal subject matter , exploring the great themes of life : love , death , immortality , and nature .

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Walt Whitman Emily Dickinson

? s poems were terse and compressed ? a few brief lines packed with complex , original images .

wrote in free verse , unconfined by formal patterns of rhyme and meter , with rambling lines , and colorful and vigorous language .

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romantic realistic transitional

Both Dickinson and Whitman can be seen as poets .

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diaries letters slave narratives

Often at the urging of abolitionists , former slaves who escaped to the North published detailing their experiences , which helped reveal the true nature of slavery and made readers care .

Personal experience was central to the literature of the time , because everyday life now had great historical significance . Other examples of Civil War literature include personal , and addressed to friends and family .

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