Which identifies a result of the Scientific Revolution?

A. The Scientific Revolution led to the Protestant Reformation and a change in local churches.

B. Scientists proved that monarchies were an inadequate form of government.

C. Government became understood as a natural process that could be changed and improved upon.

D. Citizens began to experiment with the class system to find better alternatives.

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8 May, 17:35

Which identifies a result of the Scientific Revolution?

A. The Scientific Revolution led to the Protestant Reformation and a change in local churches.

B. Scientists proved that monarchies were an inadequate form of government.

C. Government became understood as a natural process that could be changed and improved upon.

D. Citizens began to experiment with the class system to find better alternatives.

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A lot of natural laws start to be questioned with the Scientific Revolution. That led to new political ways of thought like the improvement of society by promoted freedom, independent rights, and equality.

With scientific discoveries that questioned natural laws, the scientist starts to reflect about government. They thought that people were equal because they were all governed by the same law.

The government was understood as a natural process so it could be improved.