How did the scientific revolution affect societies between the 17th and 19th centuries?

A) Before the scientific revolution, scientists did not have basic scientific equipment, but afterward, they had gyroscopes, anemometers, and compasses.

B) Before the scientific revolution, scientists mainly studied biology and physics, but afterward, they mainly studied geology and astronomy.

C) Before the scientific revolution, scientists rarely shared their discoveries outside their own country, but afterward, they frequently published books and papers.

D) Before the scientific revolution, scientists typically relied on religious traditions, but afterward, they followed an established method of observation.

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Mikey

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17 March, 16:25

How did the scientific revolution affect societies between the 17th and 19th centuries?

A) Before the scientific revolution, scientists did not have basic scientific equipment, but afterward, they had gyroscopes, anemometers, and compasses.

B) Before the scientific revolution, scientists mainly studied biology and physics, but afterward, they mainly studied geology and astronomy.

C) Before the scientific revolution, scientists rarely shared their discoveries outside their own country, but afterward, they frequently published books and papers.

D) Before the scientific revolution, scientists typically relied on religious traditions, but afterward, they followed an established method of observation.

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Madeline Woods · Answer 1

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A. Before the scientific revolution, scientists did not have basic scientific equipment, but afterward, they had gyroscopes, anemometers, and compasses.