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How did the Enlightenment change Europe?

A. Monarchies were overthrown and democracies established in most countries.

B. Advanced machinery and manufacturing techniques led to industrialization.

C. People learned that rational thought and the exchange of ideas could lead to societal change.

D. Religious leaders were replaced by powerful monarchs as the ultimate authority.

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