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How was the French revolution a response to Enlightenment philosophy ideas? (1 point)(1 point) Responses The French Revolution...Question
How was the French revolution a response to Enlightenment philosophy ideas? (1 point)(1 point)
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The French Revolution was a result of the belief that a country should control the economy.
The French Revolution was a result of the belief that a country should control the economy.
The French revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.
The French revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.
The French Revolution was inspired by Thomas Hobbes’s ideas on natural rights.
The French Revolution was inspired by Thomas Hobbes’s ideas on natural rights.
The French Revolution was a result of popular support for the divine right of kings.
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The French Revolution was a result of the belief that a country should control the economy.
The French Revolution was a result of the belief that a country should control the economy.
The French revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.
The French revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.
The French Revolution was inspired by Thomas Hobbes’s ideas on natural rights.
The French Revolution was inspired by Thomas Hobbes’s ideas on natural rights.
The French Revolution was a result of popular support for the divine right of kings.
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**The French Revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.**
This reflects the influence of Enlightenment thinkers, who promoted ideas about individual rights, liberty, and the social contract, challenging the existing authority and structures of power.
**The French Revolution was a result of people questioning the authority of governments.**
This reflects the influence of Enlightenment thinkers, who promoted ideas about individual rights, liberty, and the social contract, challenging the existing authority and structures of power.