Courtly love then showed up in the late Middle Ages from French poets. Valentine Poetry (Roses are red, violets are blue) began in the 1400s. In the 1600s, a secular version of the holiday (Valentines Day) began to form.
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What is Valentine's Poetry referring to?
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Courtly love and expressions of romantic affection.
As time went on, Valentines Day became a gift-giving day. With the rise of the middle class in the 17th and 18th centuries, sentimentalism became a movement that emphasized compassion as a desirable character trait, causing an increase in the expressions of sentiment.
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Explain what gift-giving day mean?
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Explain what gift-giving day mean?
Valentine's Day evolved into a day where people exchange gifts to show their love and affection.
Secularism in the 19th century became associated with Valentines Day cards, and the introduction of postage stamps in the late 1800s revolutionized the day. There is still much more to the history of Valentines Day, such as Richard Cadbury, a chocolatier in England, whose 🍫 became a traditional gift, and Joyce Clyde Hall, a door-to-door salesman who founded Hallmark greeting cards. According to the information above, answer this question in one short sentence:
What significant event took place in the 1800s?
What significant event took place in the 1800s?
The introduction of postage stamps revolutionized Valentine's Day.
In what way were Valentine and Hall similar? Answer in one short sentence.
Both Valentine and Hall helped popularize expressions of love through their respective products (cards and chocolates).
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In a time of great peril, Saint Valentine stood up for love. Because he believed love could conquered all. That no matter how hard things could get, if there was love, there was hope. Hope for better things come, for love was all that mattered.
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What was Valentine's belief, according to the last paragraph?
In a time of great peril, Saint Valentine stood up for love. Because he believed love could conquered all. That no matter how hard things could get, if there was love, there was hope. Hope for better things come, for love was all that mattered.
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What was Valentine's belief, according to the last paragraph?
Valentine believed that love could conquer all and bring hope for better things.