Question

question 2
the lesson asked you to compare the scientific revolution, the enlightenment, and the great awakening. what did these three movements have in common?
they each pushed people to question old ideas and think in new ways.
they forced colonists to stop asking questions.
they all focused only on trade and money.
they encouraged everyone to obey authority without doubt.

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution encouraged people to question traditional beliefs about the natural world through scientific inquiry. The Enlightenment promoted the use of reason to question social, political, and religious norms. The Great Awakening was a religious movement that made people question established religious practices and think about their faith in new ways. All three movements involved a departure from old - established ways of thinking.
The option "They forced colonists to stop asking questions" is incorrect as these movements were about asking more questions. The option "They all focused only on trade and money" is wrong because they were more about intellectual and spiritual change. The option "They encouraged everyone to obey authority without doubt" is also incorrect as they were about challenging authority in different aspects (scientific, social, religious).

Answer:

They each pushed people to question old ideas and think in new ways.