Question

According to Kant, what did the Enlightenment encourage people to do? be careful and cautious think for themselves rely on past ideas and principles follow decisions made by others

Answer 1

the correct answer is to think for themselves

Answer 2

According to Kant, the Enlightenment encourages people to think for themselves. Even in the first paragraph, Kant explains that one's personal, self-imposed immaturity is a consequence of the fact that one doesn't dare think independently, without the guidance of other people. Therefore, the Enlightenment's motto would be, according to Kant, "Sapere aude" (Dare to know).