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andre [41]
3 years ago
14

During the Scientific Revolution, both Copernicus and Galileo

History
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qwelly [4]3 years ago
8 0

supported a theory of the universe that contradicted the teachings of the Catholic Church.


schepotkina [342]3 years ago
4 0
I am not too sure if these are 4 options or twice two options? So I will just comment on each of these options.

<span><em>A. a new theory of the universe related to the motion of Earth and other planets.</em>
- this is correct! the new aspect of the theory lied in the fact that Earth and other planets revolved around the Sun.

<em>B.opposed the study of the sun, moon, and stars because it was considered heresy.</em>
-this is not true! they were themselves studying the Sun, moon and stars

<em>supported a theory of the universe that contradicted the teachings of the Catholic Church.</em>
- this is true! At the time the Church insisted the Earth is in the center of the Universe, and they disputed it

<span><em>supported the geocentric theory in opposition to the beliefs of most Christians at the time.</em>
false! they opposed the geocentric theory.
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