Why were the theories of Isaac Newton considered revolutionary at the time? He argued that mathematics could be used to measure
and describe all motion in the universe. He used mathematics to prove Ptolemy’s idea that the Earth is at the center of the universe. He used calculus to show that gravity has little affect outside Earth’s atmosphere. He used new technology to assemble a telescope that confirmed that planets orbit the sun.
He argued that mathematics could be used to measure and describe all motion in the universe.
Explanation:
Newton developed a mathematical model that explained, measured and described motion. He developed calculus to prove it, but he published it in a more classical mathematical way because calculus was little understood in his time.
Newton's laws of motion and his formulation of gravity were a breakthrough at the time. The mathematical model allowed other scientist and engineers to precisely calculate and predict motion, heat, the orbits of the planets, etc.
The correct answer is D. it gave the French an excuse to seize even more of the Vietnamese land. Later on in the 20th century, Fance stuggled to control it's territories in Indochina. In the end, after the war in 1954. it complete lost it's territories and had to give up after the battle at Dien Bien Phu.
There was no unified command and defenses were not put into place. The Japanese were able to approach Pearl Harbor without warning and without being detected.
The Europeans brought with them diseases such as measles and smallpox against which the American tribes had no natural immunity. They spread like wildfire, killing rulers of both the Aztecs and Incas, along with millions of other people.
