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American Literature & Rhetoric
                                                                            Robin Dissin Aufses, Renée H. Shea,
                                                                          Lawrence Scanlon, Katherine E. Cordes
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 Activity: Connecting Sound to Meaning  Natalie Diaz, Abecedarian Requiring    Grammar as Rhetoric and Style  |    Philip Freneau, To Sir Toby, a Sugar Planter in the
    Natasha Trethewey, Providence     Further Examination of Anglikan Seraphym      Short Simple Sentences and Fragments    Interior Parts of Jamaica, Near the City of San
   Subjugation of a Wild Indian Rezervation   Chapter 5 Suggestions for Writing    Jago de la Vega (Spanish Town), 1784
 From Analysis to Essay: Crafting      (poetry, 2012)           (poetry, 1784)
 a Poetry Analysis Essay  Roxane Gay, from Bad Feminist: Take Two   Alexander Hamilton, from The Federalist No. 1
    Stephen Dunn, The Sacred     (nonfiction , 2014)  6  |  A MEETING OF OLD AND      (nonfiction, 1787)
 Preparing to Write: Annotating a Poem  Ross Gay, A Small Needful Fact (poetry, 2015)  NEW WORLDS: BEGINNINGS TO 1830  Preamble to the United States Constitution and
 Developing a Thesis Statement  Kathryn Schulz, from Citizen Khan   American Indian Trickster Stories (fiction)    the Bill of Rights (nonfiction, 1789)
 Supporting Your Thesis     (nonfiction, 2016)  Iroquois Confederacy, from The Iroquois    Judith Sargent Murray, from On the Equality
    Writing Topic Sentences  Ted Closson, A GoFundMe Campaign Is Not     Constitution (nonfiction, c. 1142)    of the Sexes (nonfiction, 1790)
    Integrating Quotations     Health Insurance (graphic essay, 2017)  Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, from The Relation of     TALKBACK  |  H. L. Mencken, from In Defense
 Documenting Sources  Bryan Stevenson, A Presumption of Guilt      Cabeza de Vaca (nonfiction, 1542)    of Women (nonfiction, 1918)
 Activity: Writing a Body Paragraph    (nonfiction, 2017)  Richard Frethorne, Letter to Father and Mother     George Washington, To the Hebrew Congregation
 Revising Your First Draft  Kehinde Wiley, President Barack Obama (painting, 2018)    (nonfiction, 1623)    in Newport, Rhode Island (nonfiction, 1790)
 Activity: Revising a Paragraph  Amy Sherald, First Lady Michelle Obama    John Winthrop, from A Modell of Christian Charity   Benjamin Banneker, Letter to Thomas Jefferson
 Analyzing a Sample Poetry Analysis      (painting, 2018)    (nonfiction, 1630)    with Response from Thomas Jefferson
   Essay   Tracy K. Smith, Refuge (poetry, 2018)  Anne Bradstreet, The Author to Her Book      (nonfiction, 1791)
    “The Sacred” by Lily Krakoff  Jesmyn Ward, My True South: Why I Decided to      (poetry, 1678)  Absalom Jones, et al., Petition of the People of
 Activity: Providing Feedback for Revision    Return Home (nonfiction, 2018)  Cotton Mather, Wonders of the Invisible World      Colour, Freemen, within the City and Suburbs of
 Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Friday Black      (nonfiction, 1693)    Philadelphia (nonfiction, 1799)
 Culminating Activity: Crafting a      (fiction, 2018)  Jonathan Edwards, from Sinners in the    Red Jacket, Defense of American Indian Religion
   Poetry Analysis Essay  José Olivarez, My Family Never Finished Migrating      Hands of an Angry God (nonfiction, 1741)     (nonfiction, 1805)
    Denise Levertov, The Secret    We Just Stopped (poetry, 2019)  Benjamin Franklin, The Speech of Miss Polly   Francis Scott Key, The Star Spangled Banner
 Louise Erdrich, The Stone (fiction, 2019)    Baker (nonfiction, 1747)    (poetry, 1814)
 5  |  REDEFINING AMERICA:    Bill McKibben, 2050: How Earth Survived   Phillis Wheatley, On Being Brought from Africa    TALKBACK  |  Ada Limón, A New
                                                                National Anthem (poetry, 2018)
 2001 TO THE PRESENT    (nonfiction, 2019)    to America (poetry, 1773)
              To S. M., a Young African Painter, on Seeing    Washington Irving, Rip Van Winkle (fiction, 1820)
                 His Works (poetry, 1773)                     Jane Johnston Schoolcraft, The Forsaken
 (All Chapter 5 texts in the marketing    CONVERSATION  |  The American Dream:      Brother (fiction, 1827)
 sampler are bold/purple)   Are We Still a Nation of Immigrants?     To His Excellency General Washington
 1.  Joshua Zeitz, The Real History of American         (poetry, 1776)  Edward Hicks, The Peaceable Kingdom

                                                                (painting, 1833)
   Barbara Ehrenreich, from Serving in Florida    Immigration (2017)  TALKBACK  |  June Jordan, from The Difficult
             Miracle of Black Poetry in America: Or
   (nonfiction, 2001)  2.  Khalil Bendib, Help Wanted (cartoon, 2010)    Something like a Sonnet for Phillis Wheatley
 George W. Bush, Address to the Nation on   3.  Julia Preston, Newest Immigrants Assimilating      (nonfiction, 2002)  Conversation  |  What Does the Second

   September 11, 2001 (nonfiction)  as Fast as Previous Ones, Report Says (2015)  Patrick Henry, Speech to the Second Virginia   Amendment Mean?
 TALKBACK  |  Omer Aziz, The World 9/11       4.  Amanda Machado, from My Immigrant Family     Convention (nonfiction, 1775)  1.  Akhil Reed Amar, from Second Thoughts (1999)
   Took from Us (nonfiction, 2019)  Achieved the American Dream. Then I Started    Thomas Paine, from Common Sense    2.  Thomas Sowell, Do Gun-Control Laws Control
 Barack Obama, Democratic National    to Question It. (2017)    (nonfiction, 1776)   Guns? (2013)
   Convention Speech (nonfiction , 2004)  5.  Andrew Lam, Is America Still a Nation of    3.  Pew Research Center, Some Agreement and
 Brian Turner, At Lowe’s Home Improvement   Immigrants? (2001/2017)  Abigail and John Adams, Letters (nonfiction, 1776)  Many Divisions between Owners and
   Center (poetry, 2010)  6.  Views on Immigration to the United States    Thomas Jefferson, The Declaration of    Non-Owners on Gun Proposals (graph, 2017)
   TALKBACK  |  Ilya Kaminsky, In a Time of    of America, 1994-2019 (graphs, 2019)    Independence (nonfiction, 1776)
   Peace (poetry, 2019)  7.  Austan Goolsbee, Sharp Cuts in Immigration
 Viet Thanh Nguyen, Fatherland (fiction, 2011)  Threaten U.S. Economy and Innovation (2019)
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