Describe the role of emotion in both the salem witch trials and the spiritual revivals.

When it comes to the Salem witch trials, the emotional factor can be drawn from the economic factor in a way that economic instability and the wealth gap made people more prone to emotions of envy and jealousy. Women from the lower class often turned to the 'occult' and black magic that was introduced to them by the Indians. The fact is that most women who were accused of witchcraft were upper class, shows that this spiritualism was a way of punishment for inequality. On the other hand, spiritual revival that came as an influence from Europe wanted to bring some sense to the people who were lost between the sacred and the occult, and bring back the faith in the human potential and the God.

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This is a summary of the control of the Middle East after World War 1.

Independent States

Turkey,  the successor state to the Ottoman Empire was an independent republic.  

Arabia remained independent.

British Rule

Mesopotamia (Iraq) [ Comprising of Mosul in the north (known as Kurdistan), Basra in the south, and Baghdad in the middle] were united as one country under British colonial rule.

Palestine was put under British Rule.

In Persia, since Russia had problems of its own (namely, civil war), Britain became the dominant force.

French Rule

Lebanon was created as a state separate from Syria put under French rule