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Will you dominate the era of reason or fail these French Enlightenment quizzes?

French Literature

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Voltaire targets the Church, Rousseau rewrites the social contract, and Diderot captures the world in an Encyclopedia. The stakes? Reason versus the crown. You know the names, but can you navigate the radical wit that sparked a revolution? Prove your intellect.

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A stack of orange books, a quill, and a scroll with a wax seal next to a checkered egg on a black pedestal.
Beaumarchais
20 Zaps · Hard
A person with a powdered wig reads an open book featuring scientific diagrams, surrounded by a stack of books, a candle, and a quill.
Denis Diderot
20 Zaps · Medium
A figure in a thinking pose stands behind an open book and scroll, surrounded by a quill, a tree, and two bats.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
25 Zaps · Medium
A stack of books, a scroll with a quill, a set of scales, and a stone archway.
Montesquieu
20 Zaps · Medium
A quill pen, a theater mask, an open book, and a lit candle are arranged on geometric blocks.
Voltaire
25 Zaps · Medium

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