How did enlightenment works like the encyclopédie influence politics and society? a: revived the women's rights movement, leading to the right to vote for women in a few short yearsb: supported traditional ideas, reinforcing the absolute authority of the churchc: rejected constitutional monarchies, reinforcing the authority of absolute monarchsd: encouraged support for ideals like freedom of religion and criticized institutions like slavery

The correct answer is D) it encouraged support for ideals like freedom of religion and criticized institutions like slavery.

Enlightenment works like the Encyclopédie influenced politics and society in that it encouraged support for ideals like freedom of religion and criticized institutions like slavery.

The Enlightenment was considered the "Age of Reason." Thinkers along Europe questioned traditional beliefs and supported the idea that humans could grow even more through the use of the reason. That is why the Enlightenment produced many philosophers, thinkers, and scientists that changed the way people view things in life. They encouraged free thinking and the use of reason over religious beliefs.

this isn't a question and if you're going to list things be kind and use commas.

confederacy: supported slavery, believed states should be able to nullify federal laws, supported low tariffs

union: everything else