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The belief that the rights and freedom of man are the most important rights in a society.
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The ability to form pictures or ideas in your mind.
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A style in European art, literature, and music that emphasized the importance of emotion and imagination rather than thought. It first became popular at the end of the XVIII century.
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The state of being given encouragement or good ideas about what you should do.
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A time of great usually sudden, social and political change.
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The state of not having much experience of life or knowledge about evil in the world, especially so that you are easily deceived.
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The power of understanding or knowing something without reasoning or learned skill.
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The use of symbols to represent something.
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A young human being of either sex, from before birth to the completion of physical development (pl).
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The state of not being under control.
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The five natural powers of sight, hearing, feeling, taste, and smell, that give us information about the things around us.
