Overview of The Enlightenment

Enlightenment was a historical era from the mid 17th century to the 18th century, where a revolutionary revolution in science, philosophy, society, and politics occurred. This part of history is very important because it is very different from the Middle Ages. Before and after this, most churches had the same power as enlightenment. Enlightenment has three main eras: early awareness, high enlightenment, slow enlightenment and the latter.

Before going into the thorough analysis of the thinkers of the 18th century, the overview of the Enlightenment (18th century) was characterized by a new openness to the scientific revolution and general openness to traditional Christian refusal . In this era, the characteristic of intellectual life in Europe is the product of secularization, which brought the emergence of a new Western way of thinking. Rationality, materialism, personal freedom, democratic government and education are the main values ​​of Western reality

Some monarchs adopted a specific idea of ​​enlightenment. 1/2 enable 1/2 enable 1/2 overview: In short, although the reforms have been completed, with a very modest improvement, the lives of farmers in the 18th century are still very difficult. • Incremental reforms include tolerance to religious minorities, simplified laws and regulations, and • to become reformers in the second half of the regulation - to treat rulers as "the first nationals of the state" Power o Freedom of religion (not so important for Jews) o Promotional education for schools and universities o Encoding law o Establish a serfdom system on the land of the kingdom (troops need farmers) o Industry and agriculture Promote o Encourage immigration o Social structure is still stratified: serfdom; wider privileges of nobility,