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I think your answer is
<span>A. Before the scientific revolution, scientists did not have basic scientific equipment, but afterward, they had gyroscopes, anemometers, and compasses.</span>

GREYUIT [131]4 years ago

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Its not A. Its actually D) Before the scientific revolution, scientists typically relied on religious traditions, but afterward, they followed an established method of observation.

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