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Transcendentalism is strictly a religious moveme ...
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Transcendentalism is strictly a religious movement.
False
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The concept of transcendentalism was influenced by Immanuel Kant.
True
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Ralph Waldo Emerson was the only leader of the transcendentalist movement.
False
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Transcendentalism started as a reform movement within the Catholic Church.
False
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The movement was primarily centered in the American South during the 1800s.
False
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Emerson introduced transcendentalist ideas in his essay Nature.
True
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Transcendentalists valued intuition over rational thought.
True
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The idea of an Oversoul in transcendentalism is similar to the Sanskrit concept of Atman.
True
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Transcendentalists rejected all forms of social reform.
False
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. Margaret Fuller was an important transcendentalist thinker.
True
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Transcendentalism promoted self-realization as a path to happiness.
True
15
The movement believed that people should always separate themselves from society.
False
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Transcendentalists emphasized the importance of connecting with nature.
Ng
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Henry David Thoreau was one of the prominent transcendentalist figures.
True
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