In the Seventeenth Century, Science Became Modern, Which Meant All

question 20

Multiple Choice

In the seventeenth century, science became modern, which meant all of the following except:

• A) science became recognized as one of the principal enterprises of European society.
• B) scientific methods of inquiry were defined.
• C) scientific knowledge was increasingly applied to practical inventions.
• D) scientific advances did not take place through the work of geniuses such as Galileo and Newton.

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