question 33 1 pts european thinkers saw benjamin franklin as as a fellow philosophe as a threat

Name: question 33 1 pts european thinkers saw benjamin franklin as as a fellow philosophe as a threat to their status and reputation as the greatest scholar of the century as a tradition 07902
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The philosophes can best be described as: \begin{equation}\begin{array}{l}{\text { A. writers swept up by their mutual admiration }} \\ {\text { of John Locke. }} \\ {\text { B. professors who lectured in philosophy at }} \\ {\text { French universities. }} \\ {\text { E. intellectuals responsible for popularizing }} \\ {\text { D. scientists who furthered the work of the }} \\ {\text { Scientific Revolution. }}\end{array}\end{equation}

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00:01 So this is a reading comprehension question.

00:02 Specifically, we're asked what a definition, or how to describe a word.

00:06 And this word is actually described in the beginning of the passage.

00:08 So we can go back to the beginning, and we see that it is, so it's described to someone who is not associated with an institution, not formally trained or associated, and it's more literary than scientific.

00:22 So we can cross out d because d specifically mentioned scientists, and that's not true...

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Question 33 1 pts European thinkers saw Benjamin Franklin as _________. as a fellow philosophe as a threat to their status and reputation as the greatest scholar of the century as a traditionalist

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