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What does history mean to historians?
what does history mean
How many nations in history?
what do you mean history ?? what do you mean history ??
Alexs last name is fazio what does it mean?
It does not mean awesome, that is for sure.
What does angil moy mean in Russian?
what does angil moy mean
What does mundi mean?
Love of the world.
Who was montesquie?
montesquie was a political philosopher in the enligtenment era.
One of the practices of Hinduism which involves sitting quietly and repeating a mantra is called?
tapasya or enligtenment
What is different from Theravada Buddism to normal Buddism?
Theravada is closest to the original teachinsg of the buddha and uses the Pali language, which is closest to the language the Buddha spoke. Mahayana came several centuries or so later, and places the bodhisattva vow to deliver all sentient beings to enlightenment before oneself gains enligtenment. In theravada ones own enligtenment is the primary focus. Both emphasise compassion for and the universal suffering of all beings however.
What was a lesson that the enligtenment taugh people?
Enlightenment taught people that they can be free individuals based on the idea that all people have reason and intellect. This was grounded on the promotion of science and the scientific method which allow people to move away from faith-based beliefs and towards skepticism.
How did ideas from the enlightenment become part of the revolutionary ideology?
well many people during the revolutionary era studied the works of john Locke who developed a multitude of Enligtenment ideas and philosophies such as Life,liberty, and happiness, and natural/inalienable rights. SO basically when Thomas Jefferson was writing the Declaration of Independence, he considered john locke's principles and adopted them.
How did ideas from enlightenment become part of revolutionary ideology?
well many people during the revolutionary era studied the works of john Locke who developed a multitude of Enligtenment ideas and philosophies such as Life,liberty, and happiness, and natural/inalienable rights. SO basically when Thomas Jefferson was writing the Declaration of Independence, he considered john locke's principles and adopted them.
How did ideas of the enlightenment become part of revolutionary ideology?
well many people during the revolutionary era studied the works of john Locke who developed a multitude of Enligtenment ideas and philosophies such as Life,liberty, and happiness, and natural/inalienable rights. SO basically when Thomas Jefferson was writing the Declaration of Independence, he considered john locke's principles and adopted them.
What does (.)(.) mean?
you mean what you mean
What does descriptor mean?
It mean what you don't what does it mean.
What does mean mean in statistics?
Mean is the average.
What does GRI mean?
What does GRI mean? What does GRI mean?
Do you say 'what does it mean' or 'what is it mean'?
The correct usage is "what DOES it mean"
