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18. The Enlightenment is often considered a turning point in world history because it - A. advanced the teachings of the Catholic Church B. established a more rigid social hierarchy C. applied reason to
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18. The Enlightenment is often considered a turning point in world history because it -

A. advanced the teachings of the Catholic Church
B. established a more rigid social hierarchy
C. applied reason to attack traditional privileges
D. promoted royal absolutism

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C. applied reason to attack traditional privileges

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