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They encouraged social progress by emphasizing on logic in reasoning and arguments. They held the perception that reasoning would enable individuals to generate knowledge thereby spurring social development.
The authors proposed that social progress could be realized through a search for scientific knowledge
The authors proposed that social progress could be realized through a search for scientific knowledge. (Yuri) a+ sucks .....
The leaders of the Enlightenment wanted a central authority to control the government.
The people changed ideas about government education and social injustice during the Enlightenment. They were led by Enlightenment thinkers such as Descartes, Hobbes, and Voltaire.
They encouraged social progress by emphasizing on logic in reasoning and arguments. They held the perception that reasoning would enable individuals to generate knowledge thereby spurring social development.
The authors proposed that social progress could be realized through a search for scientific knowledge
The Enlightened Despots used their power to bring about some political changes as well as social.
The authors proposed that social progress could be realized through a search for scientific knowledge.
Use of reason for social progress. The belief in natural rights. God created a mechanistic universe.
There were three core concepts to enlightenment thinking; reason, social sciences and progress. Two enlightenment thinkers were Bernard de Fontenelle and Pierre Bayle.
The authors proposed that social progress could be realized through a search for scientific knowledge. (Yuri) a+ sucks .....
The leaders of the Enlightenment wanted a central authority to control the government.
The philosophes were intellectuals during the Enlightenment of the 18th century. They were people who studied learning, history, politics, science, social issues, and economics. They were advocates for tolerance and progress.
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enlightenment
Enlightenment writers were interested in challenging traditional authority, promoting reason and scientific thinking, advocating for individual rights and freedoms, and critiquing social and political institutions. They sought to bring about societal progress and change through intellectual inquiry and the dissemination of knowledge.