Yes, technically it is true that a<span>grarian societies took fundamental steps backward in the area of technology, although it's not so much that they took steps back--but rather that they did not take steps forward. There were some that embraced technology, however. </span>
<span>The Articles of Confederation are overturned
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“No Jew can be a member of the nation,”“Non-citizens can live in Germany only as foreigners, subject to the law of aliens,”“No further immigration of non-Germans,”“If it is impossible to provide food for the whole population, then aliens must be expelled.”3. Which points in this platform were designed to take advantage of German resentment over the Treaty of Versailles?“Abolition of the Treaty of Versailles.
The option that best describes the influence of Isaac Newton's theory of universal gravitation would be that "<span>It showed that the universe follows a set of predictable rules," since gravity is universal. His theory was later revised slightly by Einstein. </span>
