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In the face of a world dominated by sprawling cities and massive machinery, the Romantics looked back to an idealized past where individuals mattered and those who lived simple lives were often wiser than those who were over-educated. For them, action and rebellion were often far more positive than following orders, even if the consequences of action were negative.  

As leaders drifted out of touch with their people, revolutions started, the world changed, and factories and money became the new measure of power. People wanted individualism instead of being part of a "machine" - political or practical.

Read, The Romantics,( https://www.bl.uk/romantics-and-victorians/articles/the-romantics.)an article written by Dr. Stephanie Forward for the British Library.  Write a summary of the article that includes the following key ideas and influences of Romanticism:  revolution; imagination; the marginalized and oppressed; children, nature and the sublime; second-generation Romantics; female poets; the Gothic; the Byronic hero; and the contraries.

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https://www.bl.uk/romantics-and-victorians/articles/the-romantics