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Roughing It, Innocents Abroad, Life on the Mississippi were written by

Which of the following chronologies is the correct sequence of literary periods in American literature?

In “The Open Boat,” the correspondent remembers a verse that “he had forgotten that he had forgotten.” In the poem he remembers __________________.

This writer commited suicide after being diagnosed with inoperable cancer.

The protagonist in “A White Heron” is _________ .

John Oakhurst, The Dutchess, Mother Shipton, and Uncle Billy are characters in a story written by

The author of “The Yellow Wallpaper” went on to write ___________, a feminist text that earned her immediate celebrity and is still considered her most important nonfiction work. 

According to the editors of your text, often what prevents Regional writers from falling into the category of “Realist” is 

Who was Dr. S. Weir Mitchell?

This individual defined Realism as “Nothing more or nothing less than the truthful treatment of material.”