In what way are the scientific revolution and the Industrial Revolution

connected?

A. Discoveries during the scientific revolution allowed for the

Industrial Revolution to ocour.

During both, people in Europe turned to religion to cope with the

changing nature of work.

C. People began moving away from the cities during both

movements to work on farms,

D. The Industrial Revolution was a reaction to the progress made

during the scientific revolution.

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Reina Duran

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11 October, 07:14

In what way are the scientific revolution and the Industrial Revolution

connected?

A. Discoveries during the scientific revolution allowed for the

Industrial Revolution to ocour.

During both, people in Europe turned to religion to cope with the

changing nature of work.

C. People began moving away from the cities during both

movements to work on farms,

D. The Industrial Revolution was a reaction to the progress made

during the scientific revolution.

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Monique Norton · Answer 1

A. Discoveries during the scientific revolution allowed for the

Industrial Revolution to occur.

Explanation:

The early discoveries of the Scientific revolution were primarily about the solar system and the nature of matter. But these led to more scientific inquiry about forces (Descartes, Newton, Kepler) and development of formulae used to calculate and predict outcomes.

These came to be applied by the inventors at the start of the industrial revolution, especially in the development of the steam engine (Newcomen, Watt) which allowed for increased production of goods and faster travel over greater distances.