Question

Enlightenment philosophers aimed to preserve the rights of individuals, including the right to an education. assemble. a job. rule.

Answer 1

In this sentence, option “education” is the correct one as the Enlightenment Era was known as the Era of Reason since it was believed that reason was a very valuable human capacity that could break free from ignorance. Enlightenment philosophers believed that by learning and studying, people would develop critical thinking guided by reason. During this era, emphasis was made on universal education, scientific method, breakdown between church and state and liberty. The Enlightenment took place in late 17th and early 18th century and it started in Europe mainly to defy those institutions with great power at the time such as the Catholic Church and monarchies. Among the great philosophers that advocated this movement were John Locke, Adam Smith, Voltaire, Immanuel Kant, Isaac Newton and Thomas Jefferson.    

Ar regards the other options “assemble, job and rule”, they are incorrect as they do not reflect the main characteristics of The Enlightenment Era. To sum up, the Era of Reason firmly believed that education was the key to improve as humans.

Answer 2

Best answer:  the right to AN EDUCATION

The phillosophers of the Enlightenment period emphasized human reason and scientific knowledge was in contrast to superstition and traditional beliefs.  They wanted to apply such principles to the issues of government and society, and that meant education for all citizens.   "Dare to know!  Have the courage to use your intelligence!" was how one Enlightenment thinker (Immanuel Kant) summed up what they meant by "enlightenment."

The rights of people to assemble for political discourse, as well as the rights of people to participate in the rule (governing) of their own societies were also outgrowths of the Enlightenment emphasis.  But it began with an emphasis on education and the use of everyone's mental resources.