Romanticism complicates discussions of slavery by:

Many texts critique America by highlighting:

In “The Cask of Amontillado,” Montresor’s narrative reveals:

 Dickinson contributes to American identity by:

In Slavery in Massachusetts, Thoreau argues that the state has lost moral authority because

Overall, the texts argue that being American means:

The ending of the story suggests that Goodman Brown’s tragedy lies in: 

In “Masque of the Red Death,” the abbey symbolizes:

The speech connects the Fugitive Slave Law to

Chapter 11’s emphasis on escape reveals that: