How Did The Enlightenment Contribute To Conflict?

For Enlightenment, instead of always trying to accept social problems, they always tried to solve them. And the Enlightenment led to conflict because it threatened important social regions. There were philosophers, one was John Locke. He believed that people weren’t born good or evil. Locke also agreed with Hobbes that governments were formed through some type of social contract. Another one was Baron de Montesquieu. He believed that the way to spread this goal was by separate power so that not one person had a lot of influence. Montesquieu wanted governments divided into three branches: a legislative branch, an executive branch, and a judicial branch. So as you can see they all had different predictions.

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