Academically, cutting it very broad technically, these two geniuses might
be classed as `Romantics` but they are not typical of The Romantics.
You might find, yes, the first answers` suggestions - Keats, Wordsworth, some of Elisabeth Barrett Browning, Christina Rossetti having more the flavour and adornment and/ in rhyme more typical than either Dickinson or Whitman whose deep works reflected more the cultural, than The Romantic zeitgeist. Dickinson, melancholically, Whitman more exuberantly... Though if tyou like them, or one, you will enjoy the task more :) and be more exacting I imagine.
Answer: 1. Enslaved persons had few opportunities to travel and few experiences beyond their plantations.
Explanation:
From the <em>Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass</em> written by the famous anti-abolishionist himself, it is shown that people who were enslaved had very few opportunities to travel and few experiences beyond their plantations.
This was because their owners lived in constant worry that the slaves would escape from them were they given such opportunities so they limited their interactions with the outside world so they wouldn't even dream of it. Indeed there were many liberties denied the slaves so that they could be kept in bondage.
Apart from limiting their right to travel, the slave owners refused slaves the opportunity to be literate with Fredrick Douglas talking about a time when a class he had been teaching was permanently disbanded when the owners came with various weapons to stop the class.
Probably D because they came to respect each other instead of fighting it out
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