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What influence did Bret Harte have on American Regionalism?
His characters were the first heroes who were also outlaws.
He established Regionalism as a uniquely American movement.
He was the first to use dialect to show local color.
He invented the Western genre as a distinct form of Regionalism.
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Bret Harte had a significant influence on American Regionalism, particularly through his portrayal of the American West and his focus on local color and dialect. Of the options provided, the most accurate statement is:
**He established Regionalism as a uniquely American movement.**
Harte's works, particularly his short stories set in Gold Rush California, captured the essence of the region and its diverse characters, experiences, and cultures, effectively contributing to the development of American Regionalism. While he did use dialect and engage with themes related to outlaws, his broader impact on establishing Regionalism is most prominent. Harte's focus on specific locales and their distinct attributes laid the groundwork for later writers in the Regionalism movement.
**He established Regionalism as a uniquely American movement.**
Harte's works, particularly his short stories set in Gold Rush California, captured the essence of the region and its diverse characters, experiences, and cultures, effectively contributing to the development of American Regionalism. While he did use dialect and engage with themes related to outlaws, his broader impact on establishing Regionalism is most prominent. Harte's focus on specific locales and their distinct attributes laid the groundwork for later writers in the Regionalism movement.
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