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According to philosopher Immanuel Kant, what did the
Enlightenment encourage people to do?
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O think for themselves
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O be careful and cautious
rely on past ideas and principles
follow decisions made by others

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Final answer:

Immanuel Kant's teachings on the Enlightenment emphasized individual reasoning, enlightenment, and self-reliance.


Explanation:

According to philosopher Immanuel Kant, the Enlightenment encouraged people to:

  • Think for themselves: Kant emphasized the importance of individuals cultivating their own minds and using reason to break away from blind obedience to authority.
  • Achieve true enlightenment: He believed that by daring to use one's own reason, individuals could free themselves from mental and political tyranny.
  • Strive for self-reliance: Kant argued that without relying on external guidance, individuals could arrive at universal moral principles and take responsibility for their own choices and actions.

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