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What effect did thinkers from the 1500s and early 1600s have on the Enlightenment? A They made important discoveries that made the ideas of the Enlightenment possible. B. They created ideas about science
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What effect did thinkers from the 1500s and early

1600s have on the Enlightenment?
A
They made important discoveries that made
the ideas of the Enlightenment possible.
B.
They created ideas about science and math
that slowed the Enlightenment.
С
They supported traditional rules and rulers
who were against the Enlightenment.
D
They began revolutions that inspired the later
thinkers of the Enlightenment.

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Im mostly likly sure it is D

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