Until the Nineteenth Century, Philosophers and Scientists Generally Viewed World

question 32

Multiple Choice

Until the nineteenth century, philosophers and scientists generally viewed world and life on it as

• A) constantly evolving.
• B) mysterious and unknowable.
• C) stable and unchanging.
• D) unstable and changing.

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Definitions:

Romantic Relationships

Emotional and physical bonds between two people characterized by feelings of love, commitment, and intimacy.

Medical Health

Refers to the overall condition of a person's body or mind and the absence or presence of illness or injury, often focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases.

Specific

Clearly defined or identified; distinct from others or from the general case.

External

Related to, situated on, or derived from the outside of something or someone, often considered in relation to external influences or environments.