The reason why many enlightenment thinkers were writing their views on government was in response to Absolute Rule of Monarchs.
<h3>Why did Enlightenment thinkers speak on government?</h3>
Europe at the time before the Enlightenment was led by monarchs who ruled as they pleased and without regard for laws because they were above the law.
Enlightenment thinkers were against this notion and so wrote on government to show what alternatives needed to be put in place.
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<span>The people of france were dejected by the reign of terror of Robespierre.This caused a lot of instability in France and also gave birth to the French Revolution. Although Napoleon sabotaged the revolution, but still people were of the opinion that he had the power to bring stability and peace in the country. Napoleon did bring stability and peace for the people of france for a short time. The backlash of the people of France against Robespierre helped Napoleon take over the riegns of power of France by a great deal. He also abolished the law of different rules for different category of people in the country.</span>
Judaism. First there was Judaism, then Christianity/Catholicism, then Islam. Those are the 3 Abrahamic religions, as all 3 believe in a Prophet in ancient Palestine named Abraham who believed in a monotheistic God.
The answer would be Collective Learning. The reason is, if a group of people fail in something they learn from those mistakes so they improve upon them, in doing so they share this knowledge with new generations. Each generation makes improvements on this knowledge.
We the Cololonists of New England, have petitioned for the removal of the forced tea tax.
