Which of the following was not inspired by the enlightenment

Answer: In many ways, the Enlightenment is the product of the scientific revolution.

Explanation:

The Enlightenment is a cultural movement that emerged in Europe in the late 17th and early 18th centuries and extended to the United States. The Enlighteners left their mark in philosophy and literature by explicitly examining the social order of that humanity, using the ideas of "nature", "freedom" and "reason". By opposing religious, moral, and political oppression, the Enlightenment sought to restore the knowledge, ethics, and aesthetics of its time: the Enlightenment ideal of man is one that operates according to principles, not just habits, customs, and traditions.

They considered themselves an advanced elite, fighting against the irrationality, superstition and tyranny of past centuries and at the same time acting for world progress. With the advent of the Enlightenment, the European continent was no longer a community of Christians but instead began to create space for different actions, different thinking and attitudes.