Writers from the enlightenment period believed: a: nature should be honored. b: people were naturally good. c: public education was important. d: fiction and drama were immoral.

C: public education was important.

Explanation:

One of the most important characteristics of the Enlightenment was the belief that education was the key to achieve progress in the world. Authors of the Enlightenment believed that all people had a capacity for reasoning, and that, if developed through education, they could all accomplish tasks that would benefit society. Therefore, they placed emphasis on the education of people in the areas of science, philosophy, history, mathematics, arts and literature.

C.

Explanation:

The Age Of Reason also known as the Enlightenment Period was the intellectual and philosophical movement that sprouted in seventeenth and eighteenth century.

This period had its roots in the Renaissance period which emphasized on classical literature studies. The period of Enlightenment produced many books. Public reading was emphasized during this period. And the educational systems of the period was improved resulting in demand for printed books. Writers such as Voltaire, Issac, and many others believed in the education as an important part of the society.

So, the correct answer is option C.

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