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did. In fact it was one of the more important Enlightenment movements of the time and can be seen as a direct contrast to French Enlightenment.
Also the the English Enlightenment, in which the philosopher John Locke set the stage for the ultimate climax of the American Enlightenment, the United States of America.
Looking at the list, the German States underwent a movement which saw the development of the language and German Nationalism, Russian, which prompted the modernization of the state and set off the end to serfdom, Spain underwent major reforms and staved off collapse, Poland the national ideal of Poland, though it didn't last long, Italian states underwent heavy liberal reforms, the Netherlands progressed Science, literature and Philosophy.