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They both challenged religion from different point of views. The Enlightenment was a scientific thinking point of view, whereas the Great Awakening was from a Christian point of view.

Explanation: Both included some sort of rebirth that changed the culture of the people.

m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

They stressed the importance of individuals over institutions.

Explanation:

Both movements stressed the importance of individuals over institutions (worshipers over the church, and citizens over the government).

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