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Froggy Jumps THE ENLIGHTENMENTOnline version How much do you know about this age? by DAVID GONZALEZ 1 Education during the Englehtenment contributed to the development of more modern societies becausa: a It promoted the use of reason and knowledge b It eliminated all traditions c It limited acces to education 2 The transformation of education during the Enlightenment was mainly related to: a Strengthening the absolute power of the king b Promoting reason, sciense, and questioning traditional authority c Completely eliminating religion from society 3 A key difference between medieval education and Enlightenment education was that the Enlightenment: a Prioritized critical thinking over dogmatic memorization b Completely eliminated religious teaching in Europe c Prohibited acces to scientific books 4 Acoording to the ideas Jean Jacques Rosseau, education, should: a Adapt to the child's natural development and foster autonomy b Impose strict discipline form childhood c Focus only on military training 5 The expansion of education during the Enlightenment contributed to: a Reducing opportunities for social mobility. b Forming citizens capable of participating in political and social life. c Maintaining traditional hierarchies without question. 6 The emphasis on public education during the Enlightenment mainly aimed to: a Ensure that only the nobility had access to scientific knowledge. b Spread knowledge as a tool for progress and social development. c Completely replace the family in moral formation. 7 Enlightenment thought considered that education should serve to: a Repeat knowledge without analyzing it. b Develop the ability to reason and make well-founded decisions. c Defend only ancient traditions. 8 Before the Enlightenment, education was mainly under the control of religious institutions, and knowledge was transmitted as an absolute truth. According to Enlightenment thought, this form of education mainly limited: a The development of autonomous thinking b Access to books c The ability to memorize D. School organization

Froggy Jumps

THE ENLIGHTENMENTOnline version

How much do you know about this age?

by DAVID GONZALEZ

Education during the Englehtenment contributed to the development of more modern societies becausa:

It promoted the use of reason and knowledge

It eliminated all traditions

It limited acces to education

The transformation of education during the Enlightenment was mainly related to:

Strengthening the absolute power of the king

Promoting reason, sciense, and questioning traditional authority

Completely eliminating religion from society

A key difference between medieval education and Enlightenment education was that the Enlightenment:

Prioritized critical thinking over dogmatic memorization

Completely eliminated religious teaching in Europe

Prohibited acces to scientific books

Acoording to the ideas Jean Jacques Rosseau, education, should:

Adapt to the child's natural development and foster autonomy

Impose strict discipline form childhood

Focus only on military training

The expansion of education during the Enlightenment contributed to:

Reducing opportunities for social mobility.

Forming citizens capable of participating in political and social life.

Maintaining traditional hierarchies without question.

The emphasis on public education during the Enlightenment mainly aimed to:

Ensure that only the nobility had access to scientific knowledge.

Spread knowledge as a tool for progress and social development.

Completely replace the family in moral formation.

Enlightenment thought considered that education should serve to:

Repeat knowledge without analyzing it.

Develop the ability to reason and make well-founded decisions.

Defend only ancient traditions.

Before the Enlightenment, education was mainly under the control of religious institutions, and knowledge was transmitted as an absolute truth. According to Enlightenment thought, this form of education mainly limited:

The development of autonomous thinking

Access to books

The ability to memorize D. School organization

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Education during the Englehtenment contributed to the development of more modern societies becausa:

The transformation of education during the Enlightenment was mainly related to:

A key difference between medieval education and Enlightenment education was that the Enlightenment:

Acoording to the ideas Jean Jacques Rosseau, education, should:

The expansion of education during the Enlightenment contributed to:

The emphasis on public education during the Enlightenment mainly aimed to:

Enlightenment thought considered that education should serve to:

Before the Enlightenment, education was mainly under the control of religious institutions, and knowledge was transmitted as an absolute truth. According to Enlightenment thought, this form of education mainly limited:

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