Name European intellectual movement in 18th century thinkers of which were against the religion (particularly Christianity) which chained human mind with superstition?
Correct answer: B. Enlightenment
- A. Renaissance
- B. Enlightenment
- C. Liberalism
- D. Modernism
Explanation
The Enlightenment was an eighteenth-century European movement that emphasized reason, science and individual liberty while challenging religious superstition and traditional authority. The Renaissance began earlier, mainly from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries.
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