· What are the defining characteristics?

· Does Romanticism speak more to an elite sect of people, or to the masses?

· What social factors motivated Romanticism?

· Romanticism opposes Neoclassicism.  What aspects of this hypothetical world reflect neoclassicism?

· How would a Romantic revolution reshape those perspectives?

What is Romanticism:

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· What role does literature have in shaping social change from neoclassicism to romanticism?

· Can literature actually change the way people think?

Literature:

· Who has been enslaved throughout history and why?

· Can people be enslaved by their nation or their nation's political ideals?

Slavery:

· What are the disadvantages of this hypothetical world?

· Look in textbook for any other supporting ideas.

General:

· What else could be in this world that's oppressive?

Creativity: