How did the ideas of the Scientific Revolution transform Europe?

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tresset_1 [31]1 year ago

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Answer: The ideas of the scientific revolution transformed the way people began to think about the world.

Explanation:

During the scientific revolution, Europeans began to question and branch off from traditional Catholic beliefs, and began to learn how to understand the universe we live in. New medical advancements were made such as the turniquet and the stethoscope, and astrologists dedicated study to the planets, stars, and outer space. European society started to grasp a better understanding of how the world around us, such as plants, animals, ilness, and elements, work and coincide with one another.

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