Einstein's Theories in the Early Twentieth Century Revolutionized Science by

question 66

Multiple Choice

Einstein's theories in the early twentieth century revolutionized science by

• A) revealing that all things are static and unchanging.
• B) showing that there are no absolute standards in the world.
• C) illustrating that space, time, matter, and energy are distinct and independent.
• D) discovering the concept of gravity.
• E) proving that the theory of relativity was incompatible with modernism.

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