Emotion refers to strong feelings or sensations experienced by individuals in response to certain situations or stimuli.
Imagine emotions as different colored markers. Just like markers can be vibrant and expressive, emotions can color our experiences and influence how we perceive events.
Second Great Awakening: A religious revival movement during the early 19th century that emphasized emotional religious experiences and individual conversions.
Romanticism: An artistic and intellectual movement in the late 18th/early 19th centuries that valued emotion, imagination, and nature over reason and logic.
Populism: A political ideology that appeals to ordinary people's emotions and interests against established elites or institutions.
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