Items were rationed and very sparse such as butter, sugar, and gas so they had to endure a shortage of many items.
Answer:
Archimedes.
Explanation:
The scientific revolution was a series of events that allowed the emergence of modern science. Developments began to happen in fields like mathematics, physics, biology, anatomy, astronomy, chemistry, etc. This began to transform the views of nature and society. As the exercise says, some of this was done recovering the works of Greek philosophers such as Archimedes or Aristotle.
Archimedes of Syracuse was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer. He saw the world through mathematics, as the exercise details. Much of his work was recovered by the Renaissance humanists.
Answer:
The biggest causes are vehicle pollution, industrial emissions, thermal power plants, construction dust, waste burning and millions of poor households' use of cheap and dirty fuels such as wood and cow-dung for cooking.
