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Mоdules 3 аnd 4 fоcus оn works аuthored by de Crevecoeur, Pаine, Jefferson, Equiano, Freneau, Wheatley, Irving, Cooper, Bryant, and Truth. Choose one of the questions below and answer it in 300 or more words. You may format your answer in one paragraph or multiple paragraphs. At the beginning of your response, put the number of the question you are answering. As a member of the Sons of Africa, Olaudah Equiano, who lived in London at the time, wrote the first major, first-person, book-length account that detailed what it was like to be captured and enslaved. Scholars have noted that Equiano created a genre of literature (the slave narrative) that others followed. Equiano’s writing brought him both fame and fortune. Based upon the portion of Equiano’s Interesting Narrative that you were assigned to read for this course and upon what you learned from class materials/lectures, discuss what you think made Equiano’s story so compelling and popular. Provide specific examples from the assigned reading that help prove your points. Direct quotations are not required since you cannot use references/notes/texts. Three authors from Module 3 were literarily affiliated with the American Revolution: Thomas Paine, Philip Freneau, and Thomas Jefferson. Using the works that you were assigned to read for this course, along with what you learned from lecture and study materials, discuss the contributions of these three men and their works to the revolutionary cause. In your discussion, argue which of them provided the most important contribution(s) to the American colonies becoming an independent nation. Module 4 features the first major American novelist (Cooper) and the first major American short-story writer (Irving). Using specific examples from Cooper’s and Irving’s works that you were assigned to read for this course, discuss how these authors’ works are distinctly American, explain what features of these works would have made them so appealing to readers of the time, and argue why these authors deserve the distinctions of “first major” in their respective writing categories. William Cullen Bryant was one of the Fireside Poets. Based upon what you learned in class/course materials, explain what criteria generally qualified a poet to be a Fireside Poet. Then, using specific examples (quotations are not required since you cannot use notes/books/references) from “Thanatopsis” and “To a Waterfowl” to support your argument, explain how Bryant clearly meets the criteria to be deemed a Fireside Poet.