Which was an outcome of the Enlightenment?

A. A desire for a simpler way of life

B. A return to previously held beliefs

C. An interest in new areas of study

D. The end of innovations

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Quinn Black

14 June, 05:22

Which was an outcome of the Enlightenment?

A. A desire for a simpler way of life

B. A return to previously held beliefs

C. An interest in new areas of study

D. The end of innovations

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Abraham Harding · Answer 1

C. An interest in new areas of study was an outcome of the Enlightenment.

Enlightenment was a period in the 18th century which was characterized by desire for knowledge and rejection of old ideas and religion. Thus, only C can be correct here.

A is incorrect because people wanted to advance; B is incorrect because they rejected old beliefs; D is incorrect because it was just a beginning.

Which was an outcome of the Enlightenment?A. A desire for a simpler way of lifeB. A return to previously held beliefsC. An interest in new areas of studyD. The end of innovations

Which was an outcome of the Enlightenment?

A. A desire for a simpler way of life

B. A return to previously held beliefs

C. An interest in new areas of study

D. The end of innovations