Which answer choice BEST supports the idea that the Scientific Revolution questioned the established ways that Europeans underst
ood the world around them? A
During this time, philosophers and thinkers in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe developed ideas and theories about how the Universe functioned, and then used mathematics to support their ideas.
B
This revolution was, in part, a response to the flood of new ideas pouring into Europe as a result of its expanded contacts with the rest of the world.
C
Europeans were able to collect and form new knowledge, and this led to Europe's unmatched power in the centuries that followed.
D
This way of thinking challenged the idea that the Bible was the source of all human knowledge, both historical and scientific.Which answer choice BEST supports the idea that the Scientific Revolution questioned the established ways that Europeans understood the world around them?
A
During this time, philosophers and thinkers in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe developed ideas and theories about how the Universe functioned, and then used mathematics to support their ideas.
B
This revolution was, in part, a response to the flood of new ideas pouring into Europe as a result of its expanded contacts with the rest of the world.
C
Europeans were able to collect and form new knowledge, and this led to Europe's unmatched power in the centuries that followed.
D
This way of thinking challenged the idea that the Bible was the source of all human knowledge, both historical and scientific.
Scientists hope to learn if and why these planets are uninhabited in contrast to earth, which is filled with vibrant species of flora and fauna, and if these planets may someday be able to be inhabited.
