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1. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Arthur Miller

2. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated:The Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

3. Who wrote The Last of the Mohicans - during the Nationalist period (1828-1836) of American

4. Who wrote - The Naked and the Dead - during Postmodern period (1950-1970) of American Literature

5. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

6. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Edith Wharton

7. Who wrote The Color Purple - Contemporary American Literature (1970- present)?

8. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Walden by Henry David Thoreau

9. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Edgar Allan Poe

10. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Norman Mailer

11. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Crevecoeur.

12. Who wrote - The House of Mirth - during the Modern period (1900-1950) of American Literature

13. Who wrote - The Death of a Salesman - during the Postmodern period (1950-1970) of American Literature

14. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Nature by Ralph Waldo Emerson

15. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: On the Road by Jack Kerouac

16. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: William Bradford

17. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Ralph Waldo Emerson

18. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

19. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimore Cooper

20. Who wrote The Pioneers - during the Nationalist period (1828-1836) of American

21. Who wrote - Common Sense - during the Revolutionary period (1760-1789) of American Literature

22. Who wrote - Lately Sprung Up in American during the Colonial Period (1630-1760) of American Literature

23. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: The Call of the Wild by Jack London

24. Identify the literary period with which the author/piece if associated: Breathing Lessons by Anne Tyler

25. Who wrote - The Tenth Muse - during the Colonial Period (1630-1760) of American Literature

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