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  • Naturalist writers believed that the character's fate is predetermined by ____
    their environment, heredity, and social conditions
  • Farmers and African Americans faced slightly good times during this period, they were able to improve their way of life. True / False
    False
  • What are some common themes that naturalistic writers focused on?
    survival, determinism, violence, taboo
  • In naturalistic works, the spirits or Gods intervene in human action. True/False
    False
  • “A Man Said to the Universe” is a naturalistic poem written by whom?
    Stephen Crane
  • What were the years in which Naturalism developed?
    late 19th century - early 20th century
  • The major elements of naturalist works are determinism, objectivity, pessimism, setting, and plot twists. True / False
    True
  • According to Naturalism, the universe is governed by the _____ laws of nature/ laws/ laws of human
    laws of nature
  • Who is the playwright of “The Hairy Apes”?
    Eugene O'Neill
  • Who is the “Father of Naturalism”?
    Emile Zola
  • Naturalistic works focused on characters from what social groups?
    working class
  • What were conflicts in the West?
    Between Native Americans and white ones; Between Native Americans and military force of US government
  • Who introduced Naturalism to America?
    Frank Norris
  • What term is used to describe “the human’s fate is predetermined by their environment, heredity, and social conditions and they have little to no control over their own destiny”
    Determinism
  • The conflict in naturalistic novels is often …?
    “man against nature” or “man against himself”
  • Optimism or Pessimism is a feature of naturalism?
    Pessimism
  • People from the country and immigrants streamed into the big cities in search of work and a better life. True / False
    True
  • Which of the following is a cultural development associated with the rise of Naturalism in literature? First World War / The atomic bomb/ Industrialization
    Industrialization