Restoration Period- Satire and Irony
Restoration Period Quiz
For starters, create 2 new pages called Restoration Period (Lit History Project is the parent page) and Restoration/Satire (Restoration Period is the parent page ).
Your annotated bibliography and powerpoint presentation should be placed on a new page called Restoration Period. Be sure to also add a link to the Literary History page.
The Restoration period was marked by an advance in colonization and overseas trade, by the Dutch Wars, by the great plague (1665) and the great fire of London (1666), by the birth of the Whig and Tory parties, and by the Popish Plot and other manifestations of anti-Catholicism.
Historical Background (Read this, be ready for a quiz)
Find examples of political, religious and social satire and put them on a new blog page you call Restoration/Satire.
The Satire Worksheet (complete this and put onto a new page)
Jonathan Swift
Assignment:
- ·Read “A Modest Proposal”
- ·Listen to it: modestproposal_swift_64kb
- Answer these questions
- Read “The Unknown Citizen”
- Listen to it.
- Replicate and analyze the poem and put your responses onto a new blog page called “The Unknown Citizen”.
Assignment: Analyze and explain the satire in these songs:
- Subterranean Homesick Blues lyrics
- Listen to Bob Dylan’s
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- “With God on Our Side”
- Blowin’ in the Wind ced8o50g9kg
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Pete Seeger’s American War Songs Medley: qhxjqm4y5f4
- Listen to Phil Och’s ”A Small Circle of Friends” ochswmv
- Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police New York Times Martin Gansberg
- Listen to “The Witnesses That Didn’t” from WNYW
- Watch Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the USA
- Read the lyrics to Born in the USA
- Write a fully developed, MLA styled essay or create a multimedia wiki that explains how and why satire was used in these songs and any other ones that you wish to include. You MUST include at least two more songs. Remember, focus not on the fact that satire WAS used, but on HOW and WHY satire was used in these songs. Due May 18th, final draft due at final exam.
More music:
hero-of-war-by-rise-against lyrics.
We Made You lyrics
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- “With God on Our Side”
- Blowin’ in the Wind ced8o50g9kg
- Thirty-Eight Who Saw Murder Didn’t Call the Police New York Times Martin Gansberg
- Listen to “The Witnesses That Didn’t” from WNYW




Milford Time

Mr. Turtola, for the annotated bibliography and the PP are we doing the same things we did for the Medieval and Classical Grecian period? (Artists, Political Figures, etc.. Art and Architecture) ?
yes indeed.
Okay, gracias!
Born in the USA born in the usa supposed to be 30 seconds long
i changed the link. now you can watch the video on the ce-wiki: http://ce-wiki.wikispaces.com/Language+and+Literature+Wiki
Pete Seeger’s American War Songs Medley is a broken link
no, it works fine.
and if its a first draft, does it still have to be typed?