Why Is the Work of Sir Isaac Newton Considered So

question 77

Multiple Choice

Why is the work of Sir Isaac Newton considered so revolutionary?

• A)because he promoted only theory, but not experimental work
• B)because he promoted only experimental work, but not theory
• C)because he worked during a period when religion and superstition were dominant
• D)because he worked during a period when religion and superstition were replaced by reason and knowledge

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