25 POINTS Extended Response (R. A.C. E. / around 150 words). Noting the powerpoint chart on Medieval and Enlightenment Philosophies, each thought builds towards the next. Explain how the philosophical statements in both the Medieval and Enlightenment columns depend on the previous to be true. [ for example: how does #2 in the Medieval chart “People need to be put into place” follow on from #1 “People are wicked”? Explain how you got from #1 to #2, #2 to #3, etc….for both the Medieval and Enlightenment philosophies. Medieval Enlightenment 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. People are Wicked People are Good People need to be put into place People can make good choices Change is bad Change for the better is possible Tradition is truth Truth is obtainable

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