Can someone please help me with this question? I've been stuck looking for an answer for a while now. I'll put the ss below in the comments. (Can you also check my other History questions? I'll put them in a comment under the other ss)

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Can someone also check these answers?

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@luvvdani1516 wrote:

Can someone also check these answers?

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@smokeybrown

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As far as checking, your answers so far look correct. 
Unfortunately, I'm not very familiar with Transcendentalist figures of the 19th century like Emerson and Thoreau, so I don't think I'll be able to help much with writing that paragraph.
It seems that a main tenet of Transcendentalism is the responsibility to "transcend" past one's environment and move past social expectations in order to live one's best life. I'm sure there is some connection between this way of thinking and American culture, but as for how it was influenced in this way, I cannot say.

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@smokeybrown wrote:

As far as checking, your answers so far look correct. Unfortunately, I'm not very familiar with Transcendentalist figures of the 19th century like Emerson and Thoreau, so I don't think I'll be able to help much with writing that paragraph. It seems that a main tenet of Transcendentalism is the responsibility to "transcend" past one's environment and move past social expectations in order to live one's best life. I'm sure there is some connection between this way of thinking and American culture, but as for how it was influenced in this way, I cannot say.

Okay! Well thank you for at least trying to help. And thank you for checking my answers.

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