Enlightenment refers to a state of deep understanding or insight, especially in a spiritual or intellectual context. It often involves gaining self-awareness, wisdom, and a sense of inner peace or clarity about the world and one's place in it.
It was to give life, liberty and property to the human race.
You'll simply have to wait until it happens.
Enlightenment is feeling of universal consciousness. Self merges with soul.
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it effected alot of things it effected the way people think and the how most people were treated; it effected womens eduction and jobs.
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People of the 18th and 19th centuries were more scientifically minded, while the Romantics were more emotionally focused. apex
Joseph Goebbels was the Reich Minister for Popular Enlightnment and Propaganda.
He was the person who thought that the government was a contract( if anyone knows what i said please tell me what it means. My World Cultures teacher just told me last class.)
John Locke stated something close to this, but it was Thomas Jefferson who wrote that in the Declaration of Independence.
Enlightenment promoted civilian participation in national government. Through gaining education - whether it be through traditional education or through conversation with fellow community members, civilians began to understand the conditions they were living in. This charge drove the push for further education for all, a dramatic change in working conditions, and a significant change in government. A number of the French hierarchy were killed due to their governing style.
The Great Enlightenment was a secular movement in which a number of now well known thinkers such Rousseau, wrote about the changing intellectual values becoming a part of Western European thinkers. Beginning in the 18th century, thinkers, politicians and philosophers began to question the traditional belief systems in Europe. Aside from Rousseau, other prominent thinkers such as Locke, Hume and Voltaire were part of this great movement forward in European thinking.