What Can Historians Use as Evidence That the Ideals of the Enlightenment

What can historians use as evidence that the ideals of the Enlightenment were not universally accepted?

A) Many governments employed censors and punished radical thinkers.
B) Riots occurred in university towns against the imposition of secular knowledge in the schools.
C) Artisans guilds passed rules against applying Newtonian physics to their crafts.
D) Women wrote in their journals that they refused to conduct experiments because they feared a loss of femininity.