Question

14 multiple choice 3 points
during this movement, men placed human behavior and nature under the same examination as the natural sciences.
the reconquista
the enlightenment
the first great awakening
the scientific revolution

Explanation:

The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement that applied rational, scientific-style analysis (used for natural sciences) to human behavior, society, and ethics, framing these subjects as studyable through objective reasoning like the natural world. The Reconquista was a political/religious campaign to recapture Iberia, the First Great Awakening was a religious revival, and the Scientific Revolution focused on natural science itself rather than extending that method to human behavior broadly.

Answer:

B. The Enlightenment