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Das verstehe ich nun ganz und _______ nicht
Ich habe ihm klipp und_________gesagt, dass er mich jetzt nicht stören soll.
Hals über___________ verliebte sie sich in Romeo
Der treue Diener hat von dem alten Baron dessen ganzen Hab und________ geerbt.
Die Neumanns fahren mit Kind und_________ nach Italien
Das Hündchen folgte ihr auf Schritt und________
he "American Paradox" is the contradiction betweena. Colonists wanting representation in parliament and later refusing voting rights for minoritiesb. American revolutionary rhetoric and the use of slavery in the early nationc. Americans claiming to be a welcoming "melting pot" and implementing racists policies towards immigrantsd. Americans praising Native Americans' eloquence and cheating them in businesse. Americans acknowledging Native Americans' rights to their land and still taking it forcefully
The primary purposes of Phillis Wheatley's To the Right Honorable William, Earl of Dartmouth were toa. Explain and convinceb. Praise and criticizec. Supplicate and persuaded. Complain and inspiree. Inform and plead
To which of the following Biblical characters does Philip Freneau's "The Indian Burying Ground" allude?a. Noahb. Davidc. Isaacd. Goliathe. Queen Sheba
Which of the following revolutionary leaders went to college with Philip Freneau?a. James Madisonb. Thomas Jeffersonc. Benjamin Franklind. George Washingtone. John Adams
In which of the following newspapers did Philip Frenau serve as editor for two years?a. The Nation Postb. The Pennsylvania Journalc. The Washington Timesd. The National Gazettee. The New York Tribune
Which of the following places did Philip Freneau visit at the beginning of the American Revolution?a. Franceb. Englandc. Brazild. Italye. The West Indies
Unlike Philip Freneau's "On the Emigration to America" and "The Indian Burying Ground" Phillis Wheatley's works do NOT usea. A rhyme schemeb. The elegy and ode poetic formsc. Abolitionist argumentsd. Iambic tetrametere. Biblical and classical allusions
In his "On the Emigration to America" and "The Indian Burying Ground", Phillip Freneau describes Native Americans asa. Strongb. Disappearingc. Intelligentd. BraveCe. reative
Many of Philip Freneau's works exemplify the beginning ofa. American Romanticismb. American Modernismc. Naturalismd. American Realisme. Postmodernism
Phillis Wheatley's To the Right Honorable William, Earl of Dartmouth was written during a time ofa. Increasing tension between Britain and the coloniesb. Drastic economic change for the coloniesc. War between britain and the coloniesd. Political turmoil in Francee. Major disputes among colonies
Frenau's description of the landscape in hsi "On the Emigration to America" is MOST similar toa. Chief Logan's Speechb. Canassatego's Speech at Lancasterc. Phillis Wheatley's "To the Right Honorable William, Earl of Dartmouth"d. Washington Irving's "Rip Van Winkle"e. Crevecoeur's Letters from an American Farmer
Philip Freneau was nicknamed the poet ofa. The Democratic-Republicansb. Realismc. Natured. The Revolutione. Freedom
Which of the following poems did Philip Frenau base on his time in the New Jersey militia?a. "On the Beginning of the American Revolution"b. "The British Prison Ship"c. "General Gage's Confession"d. "To Sir Toby"e. "The Indian Burying Ground"
Phillis Wheatley's critiques are BEST described asa. Subtleb. Influentialc. Satiricald. Fiercee. Bold