The Romantic period in England roughly coincided with the reign of Queen Victoria.

Blake's 'Songs of Innocence and Experience' was heavily influenced by the French Revolution.

The Romantic poets were known for their interest in and appreciation of nature.

The Romantic period saw a shift away from traditional forms of poetry and towards experimentation with new forms and styles.

The Gothic literature of the Romantic period was characterized by its optimistic and uplifting themes.

The Romantic period saw the rise of individualism and a focus on personal experience and emotion.

The poets of the Romantic period were heavily influenced by classical literature and sought to emulate its style and themes.

Wordsworth's 'Lyrical Ballads' was a collaborative effort with Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

The Romantic period in England marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution.

The Romantic poets were primarily interested in exploring political and social issues of their time.