1 .		Transcendentalists believed the key to truth was [Hint]
2 .		America's leading Transcendentalist was [Hint]
3 .		Henry David Thoreau's "Walden" was an indictment of [Hint]
4 .		The New England writer who was most fascinated by the themes of sin, guilt, and pride in America's Puritan heritage was [Hint]
5 .		Walt Whitman's poetry is probably best described as [Hint]
6 .		The Hudson River school of artists specialized in [Hint]
7 .		One of America's chief advocates of public schools in the early nineteenth century was [Hint]
8 .		Most early nineteenth-century popular literature dealt with all the following themes EXCEPT [Hint]
9 .		Beyond elementary school, most early nineteenth-century Americans' higher education relied on attendance at [Hint]
10 .		A favorite theme of early nineteenth century American satirists was the contrast between [Hint]
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