Women Did Not Make Significant Contributions to the Scientific Revolution

question 1

Multiple Choice

Women did not make significant contributions to the Scientific Revolution primarily because they

• A)were traditionally barred from the institutions of European intellectual life.
• B)exercised little influence over courtly patronage systems.
• C)possessed little interest or aptitude for empirical methods.
• D)were excluded from participating in artisan culture because of their lack of physical strength.

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