History, 10.11.2020 21:50, jsavagejsavage9216

(Please help it’s due now) The discoveries of Isaac Newton had a major influence on Enlightenment 1 point
thinkers. In what way was this influence so significant?
a. Enlightenment thinkers attempted to base their philosophies on religious tradition.
b. Enlightenment thinkers studied Newton's writings about the freedom of human
beings and the proper role of kings and governments.
c. Enlightenment thinkers employed Newton's scientific method when exploring
questions about human nature and the responsibilities of citizens and governments.
d. Enlightenment thinkers looked to the works of Copernicus and Galileo, as Newton had, when seeking answers about the nature of art and religion.

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