Enlightenment thinkers most contributed to the development of which
political idea?
o
a. direct democracies are dangerous because they often lead to
tyranny.
o
b. all people have basic rights that come from nature; governments
must protect those rights.
c. greco-roman traditions are useful, but judeo-christian principles
about morality are more important.
o
d. governments should avoid relying on the rule of law whenever
possible.

Option B. Many philosophers stood up with one political idea that right to freedom is a natural birth right for every human during the period of Enlightenment Philosophy. These thinkers are called philosophers, they studied the importance of society and how an individual is part of it to ensure a harmonious relationship.

Right to freedom, equality and liberty are the core political ideas that these philosophers supported.

All men are equal and are born with a natural right to live free is the major idea of democracy which was upheld by one of the founding fathers of US Constitution.

Option (B) is correct.

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