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Answer:
D. FOREST!
Explanation:
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Who is attributed with coming up with the most influential scientific innovation of the 18th and 19th centuries?
Select one:
<u>a. James Watt
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b. Louis Pasteur
c. Andrew Carnegie
d. Charles Darwin
QUESTION 2
What innovation of this era of great scientific discoveries came about due to an error by a lab assistant?
Select one:
a. carbonized steel
b. steam engine
<u>c. vaccination
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d. nuclear fusion
1. work in social reform movements
The Second Great Awakening caused a wave of religious movement and beliefs. Those involved, especially women, began reform movements to include abolition, temperance, prison reform, immigration reform.
8. to state the case for women's rights
The Seneca Falls Convention was a meeting of women interested in advancing rights and gaining the right to vote. The suffrage movement grew out of the reforms of the Second Great Awakening. The women in attendance created the Declaration of Sentiments which declared the reasons why women should be granted the right to vote.
15. Group A:
- Food was scarce
- Disease was widespread
- The population became diverse
-Levis were invented
The Gold Rush caused many to migrate West in hopes of finding gold. However, many were unable to find gold and with a lack of settlement, resources were scarce. The West had Asian immigrants in addition to blacks, Irish, and Mexicans were all living together. The lack of settlement resulted in few rules or institutions to support the area.
The importance of the scientific Revolution to the Enlightenment Period was that scientists like Newton and Galileo learned that the world did not work the way the church had explained it to be and thus, scientists discovered laws that governed the natural world.
As for Medieval theories referring to scientific ratiocinate, it varied from this reason that was preferred during the Scientific Revolution. They had depended on an 'powerful god' instead of observation and rational thinking.
