Give anexample ofThoreau's"action fromprinciple" Define"bequeath" Provide a versefrom "Song ofMyself" thatdemonstratesindividuality Define theword"abeyance"ConnectCopernicus,Luther, andWashington Define "civildisobedience" List threeTranscendentalvaluesInterpret the followingquote from Muir, "In thisgrand valley, as in all otherwild places, nature's touchbrings us into harmony withher rhythms. Thewilderness, so tranquil yetso animated, speaksdirectly to the soul." Provide anexample ofCivilDisobediencefrom history Explain whatThoreau believescitizens should dowhen they have aprofound moralconflict withgovernmentalpolicies Provide a versefrom "Song ofMyself" thatdemonstrates aconnection withnature Summarize thefocus of the firstand the lastverses of "Songof Myself" Interpret this quote fromparagraph 7 of "CD" - "Asfor adopting the wayswhich the State hasprovided for remedying theevil, I know not of suchways. They take too muchtime, and a man's life willbe gone." Explain whatWhitman isreferring to whenhe says, "If youwant me againlook for me underyour boot-soles." Provide one quotethat demonstratesthe beauty theTranscendentalistsfind in nature Describe what washappening in theworld at the timeofTranscendentalismExplain Thoreau'smetaphor to amachine inparagraph 6 of"CivilDisobedience" Define"nonconformity" Explainwhat itmeans to"transcend"Explain thedifference betweenhow a child and anadult experiencenature (accordingto Emerson) Explain Thoreau'smeaning when hesays that he "wentto the woodsbecause I wantedto live deliberately" Describe howEmersonbelieves aperson findssolitude. Express twomain ideasfrom one ofthe naturepassages Summarize theTranscendentalists'views on nature Give anexample ofThoreau's"action fromprinciple" Define"bequeath" Provide a versefrom "Song ofMyself" thatdemonstratesindividuality Define theword"abeyance"ConnectCopernicus,Luther, andWashington Define "civildisobedience" List threeTranscendentalvaluesInterpret the followingquote from Muir, "In thisgrand valley, as in all otherwild places, nature's touchbrings us into harmony withher rhythms. Thewilderness, so tranquil yetso animated, speaksdirectly to the soul." Provide anexample ofCivilDisobediencefrom history Explain whatThoreau believescitizens should dowhen they have aprofound moralconflict withgovernmentalpolicies Provide a versefrom "Song ofMyself" thatdemonstrates aconnection withnature Summarize thefocus of the firstand the lastverses of "Songof Myself" Interpret this quote fromparagraph 7 of "CD" - "Asfor adopting the wayswhich the State hasprovided for remedying theevil, I know not of suchways. They take too muchtime, and a man's life willbe gone." Explain whatWhitman isreferring to whenhe says, "If youwant me againlook for me underyour boot-soles." Provide one quotethat demonstratesthe beauty theTranscendentalistsfind in nature Describe what washappening in theworld at the timeofTranscendentalismExplain Thoreau'smetaphor to amachine inparagraph 6 of"CivilDisobedience" Define"nonconformity" Explainwhat itmeans to"transcend"Explain thedifference betweenhow a child and anadult experiencenature (accordingto Emerson) Explain Thoreau'smeaning when hesays that he "wentto the woodsbecause I wantedto live deliberately" Describe howEmersonbelieves aperson findssolitude. Express twomain ideasfrom one ofthe naturepassages Summarize theTranscendentalists'views on nature 

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  1. Give an example of Thoreau's "action from principle"
  2. Define "bequeath"
  3. Provide a verse from "Song of Myself" that demonstrates individuality
  4. Define the word "abeyance"
  5. Connect Copernicus, Luther, and Washington
  6. Define "civil disobedience"
  7. List three Transcendental values
  8. Interpret the following quote from Muir, "In this grand valley, as in all other wild places, nature's touch brings us into harmony with her rhythms. The wilderness, so tranquil yet so animated, speaks directly to the soul."
  9. Provide an example of Civil Disobedience from history
  10. Explain what Thoreau believes citizens should do when they have a profound moral conflict with governmental policies
  11. Provide a verse from "Song of Myself" that demonstrates a connection with nature
  12. Summarize the focus of the first and the last verses of "Song of Myself"
  13. Interpret this quote from paragraph 7 of "CD" - "As for adopting the ways which the State has provided for remedying the evil, I know not of such ways. They take too much time, and a man's life will be gone."
  14. Explain what Whitman is referring to when he says, "If you want me again look for me under your boot-soles."
  15. Provide one quote that demonstrates the beauty the Transcendentalists find in nature
  16. Describe what was happening in the world at the time of Transcendentalism
  17. Explain Thoreau's metaphor to a machine in paragraph 6 of "Civil Disobedience"
  18. Define "nonconformity"
  19. Explain what it means to "transcend"
  20. Explain the difference between how a child and an adult experience nature (according to Emerson)
  21. Explain Thoreau's meaning when he says that he "went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately"
  22. Describe how Emerson believes a person finds solitude.
  23. Express two main ideas from one of the nature passages
  24. Summarize the Transcendentalists' views on nature