Scientific Investigation in Seventeenth-Century England Was

question 6

Multiple Choice

Scientific investigation in seventeenth-century England was

• A)greatly retarded by civil war and political upheaval.
• B)of little interest to influential people.
• C)limited to military technology.
• D)caught up in and stimulated by religious and political controversy.
• E)personified by the life of Robert Boyle who was mainly interested in astronomy.

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