How did the events of the Reformation affect the Enlightenment?

A. People challenged cultural institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge educational facilities during the Enlightenment.

B. People challenged educational facilities during the Reformation, which led them to challenge cultural institutions during the Enlightenment.

C. People challenged governmental authority during the Reformation, which led them to challenge religious institutions during the Enlightenment.

D. People challenged religious institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge governmental authority during the Enlightenment.

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Cheyanne

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24 March, 23:31

How did the events of the Reformation affect the Enlightenment?

A. People challenged cultural institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge educational facilities during the Enlightenment.

B. People challenged educational facilities during the Reformation, which led them to challenge cultural institutions during the Enlightenment.

C. People challenged governmental authority during the Reformation, which led them to challenge religious institutions during the Enlightenment.

D. People challenged religious institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge governmental authority during the Enlightenment.

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Maya Moyer · Answer 1

Answer;

-People challenged religious institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge governmental authority during the Enlightenment.

Explanation;

-Protestant Reformation was a major 16th century European movement aimed initially at reforming the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

-Reformation's religious aspects were supplemented by ambitious political rulers who wanted to extend their power and control at the expense of the Church.

Gamble · Answer 2

One of the ways in which events of the Reformation affected the Enlightenment was that " D. People challenged religious institutions during the Reformation, which led them to challenge governmental authority during the Enlightenment," since peoples' trust in authority in general was shaken.