Which factors contributed to the beginning of the Enlightenment movement A the age of science and scientific inquiry B the revival of religious belief and study C the age of reason base in quarry D the events me in all areas of human interest E the reassurance of past ideas and principles check all that apply

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Which factors contributed to the beginning of the Enlightenment movement A the age of science and scientific inquiry B the revival of religious belief and study C the age of reason base in quarry D the events me in all areas of human interest E the reassurance of past ideas and principles check all that apply

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Dario Graham · Answer 1

A. The age of science and scientific inquiry.

C. The age of reason-based inquiry.

D. The advancement in all areas of human interest.

The Enlightenment was a move forward, pursuing answers through reason and science. "Dare to know! Have the courage to use your reason!" was the Enlightenment motto coined by Immanuel Kant. Relying only on past ideas/principles or on religious traditions was not considered a sufficient path to reliable knowledge.