The moon doesn’t change shape. It actually stays the same. We see the moon change a different shape throughout the month which is what we know as the phases of the moon.
This is because the moon orbits around the earth, as the earth rotates on its axis. The shape we see is what is being reflected by the sun, you see 8 different shapes of the moon each month.
Phillis Wheatley's poetry - A) Early American and Colonial Literature and D) Realism She was the woman who themes had many ideas of rebellious colonists and she was the first African-American woman who published a book of poetry back then. Because of its social realities themes it can be also considered as realism.
Mark Twain's "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" - E) Regionalism It is considered as regionalism because of its focus on the story at particular location or region that we can find in Mark Twain's work. ''Calaveras County''
Walt Whitman's poetry - B) American Romanticism Whitman is one of the most popular poets of American Romanticism and he developed his own style with the simple language. One of his main theme was freedom.
Henry David Thoreau's Walden - B) American Romanticism One of his themes was protesting government and another also important themes in his work was nature and beauty of it which is one of the significance for Romanticism.
the sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God - A) Early American and Colonial Literature In this work we can see that there are included folklore characters protagonists and one of them is Trickster.
