Question

1. The Scientific Revolution was a time when scholars made many discoveries about the natural world. Describe the stages in the development of scientific thought from the Middle Ages to modern times.
2. By the late 1650s, the English people had had enough of Cromwell’s military dictatorship. Many people wanted to restore the monarchy to England. Describe the major events of the Restoration.
3. After the death of Queen Elizabeth I, there was constant conflict between her successors and Parliament, which eventually led to a civil war. Describe at least three issues that affected the growing conflict between Parliament and the English Crown

Answer 1

Here my answers from many other answers:

1: The scientific revolution was the emergence of modern science during the early modern period, when developments in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology and chemistry transformed views of society and nature.

Thus, has not science advanced greatly since the middle ages? The answer should become apparent, in ethics alone we have progressed and the vanguard of science has too. This isn't even counting the historic achievements in medical and test center science which has saved many lives.

2: When the roundheads (Cromwell’s military) fought the cavaliers.

3: Belief of the Stuart monarchs in Divine Right. Increasing extreme Protestantism amongst many MPs and some Lords in Parliament. King Charles raising money without calling a Parliament first.