What was the primary reason the Enlightenment period was also called the Age of Reason?
Enlightenment Philosophy and Concepts

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People focused on science and rational thinking
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Which city was specifically mentioned as a place where people gathered to discuss philosophy?
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Paris
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What was the term for the agreement between citizens and government during the Enlightenment?
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Social Contract
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According to Enlightenment thinkers, which of these was NOT considered a natural right? Liberty, Property, Voting, Life
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Voting
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How did European leaders traditionally gain power before the Enlightenment? Options: Through military conquest, Through heredity, Through popular vote, Through religious appointment
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Through heredity
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When did the Enlightenment period end?
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1789
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What concept stated that citizens could revolt if the government failed them?
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Consent of the governed
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