Name: Alejadre Denvightenment ideas and Global rommen Counterclaim Alactice Using __ Choose two of the following claims, which are based on key ideas from the reading. Develop a Internetising using specific information and examples from the reading to support your reasoning. Example: Claim: The Enlightenment led to immediate and widespread changes Task: Develop a counterclain that argues the changes brought about by the Enlightenment were not immediate or as widespread as Neticied. Use evidence from the reading that discusses regions or groups that resisted or were unaffected by Enlightenment ideas. __ __ https://www. Counterclaim: others. (aligntenment phildsophers universally agreed on the role of government in society. 1: Task: Create a counterclaim that highlights the disagreements petween different Enlightenment Chinese regarding the role of government. Use specific the different philosophies Claim 2: The Enlightenment was a movement that benefited all people equally. Task: Formulate a counterclaim that argues Enlightenment ideas primarily benefited certain groups (such as the wealthy or men) and left out others. Use evidence from the reading to support your argument. Claim 3: Enlightenment ideas had an immediate and direct impact on the American and French Revolutions. Task: Develop a counterclaim that argues the Enlightenment's impact on these revolutions was not immediate or that other factors were equally important. Use comples from the reading to support this __ Choice: __ __ __

## Step 1<br />The first step is to understand the task. The task is to develop counterclaims for four different claims about the Enlightenment. The counterclaims should be based on evidence from the reading and should highlight the disagreements or limitations of the claims.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The first claim is that the Enlightenment led to immediate and widespread changes. The counterclaim should argue that the changes were not immediate or as widespread as claimed. The counterclaim should use evidence from the reading that discusses regions or groups that resisted or were unaffected by Enlightenment ideas.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The second claim is that Enlightenment philosophers universally agreed on the role of government in society. The counterclaim should highlight the disagreements between different Enlightenment Chinese regarding the role of government. The counterclaim should use specific examples of different philosophies.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />The third claim is that the Enlightenment was a movement that benefited all people equally. The counterclaim should argue that Enlightenment ideas primarily benefited certain groups (such as the wealthy or men) and left out others. The counterclaim should use evidence from the reading to support this.<br /><br />## Step 5<br />The fourth claim is that Enlightenment ideas had an immediate and direct impact on the American and French Revolutions. The counterclaim should argue that the Enlightenment's impact on these revolutions was not immediate or that other factors were equally important. The counterclaim should use examples from the reading to support this.