Question

How did the advances in science during the Renaissance promote European exploration?

Answer 1

Answer:

D) Basing knowledge on logic advanced scientific research during the Renaissance, which advanced naval technology.

Explanation:

The Renaissance was a time of cultural, scientific, intellectual, and political development. New ideas were being built up that lead to expanded interest about the world.  

Scientists started to challenge the idea that the world was flat. With new advancement in navigational technologies , and the development of new ships, it wound up simpler to explore the world. As European nations searched for a shorter route to Asia, they took a risk on financing explorations. They trusted that by finding a shorter course to Asia, they would grow more exchange and get more money.

With the Renaissance's incitement, the advancement of new scientific ideas, and enhancements in navigational devices and ships, the wheels were gotten underway for new explorations that at last prompted the discovery of the Americas.

Answer 2

The correct answer is alternative D) "Basing knowledge on logic advanced scientific research during the Renaissance, which advanced naval technology".

The Renaissance was a period of curiosity and discovery, which meant doubting old ideas and standards, and a lot of innovation.

The European exploration happened using ships. These ships were only capable of navigating to distant lands because of naval advancements of the time.