The thinkers involved in the movement were interested in focusing on reasoning rather than blind faith and the establishment of an authoritative system no longer rooted in the religious ideals of the Roman Catholic Church. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 was a direct result of the change in political thinking caused by the Enlightenment. The ascension of William III and Mary II led to a shift in England from an absolute monarchy into a constitutional monarchy. The change in political and religious thinking led to a period of religious tolerance, which paved the way for the Great Awakening. This religious restoration challenged the way people taught and gave them freedom to voice and act upon their views. The Great Awakening led to the unification of the colonies with its acceptance of different religious practices and teachings. The Enlightenment and Great Awakening period of the eighteen century influenced the colonists and led to The American Revolution. The Enlightenment challenged individuals to question their views, The Glorious Revolution changed political actions, and The Great Awakening promoted religious
The thinkers involved in the movement were interested in focusing on reasoning rather than blind faith and the establishment of an authoritative system no longer rooted in the religious ideals of the Roman Catholic Church. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 was a direct result of the change in political thinking caused by the Enlightenment. The ascension of William III and Mary II led to a shift in England from an absolute monarchy into a constitutional monarchy. The change in political and religious thinking led to a period of religious tolerance, which paved the way for the Great Awakening. This religious restoration challenged the way people taught and gave them freedom to voice and act upon their views. The Great Awakening led to the unification of the colonies with its acceptance of different religious practices and teachings. The Enlightenment and Great Awakening period of the eighteen century influenced the colonists and led to The American Revolution. The Enlightenment challenged individuals to question their views, The Glorious Revolution changed political actions, and The Great Awakening promoted religious