Question

What was a cause of the Scientific Revolution?

1.The Renaissance led to a rediscovery of Ancient Greek and Roman science, math, and astronomy

2.Factory owners needed better and more efficient technology

3.The reformation led to Europeans questioning what they have always been told by the Catholic church

4.European exploration created a need for better maps and navigational equipment

Answer 1

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All four options are potential causes of the Scientific Revolution, but the most directly related cause is option 1: The Renaissance led to a rediscovery of Ancient Greek and Roman science, math, and astronomy. This period of cultural and intellectual growth in Europe sparked a renewed interest in the knowledge and achievements of the ancient world, which included scientific and mathematical advancements. The rediscovery of these texts and ideas laid the foundation for the scientific inquiry and advancements that followed during the Scientific Revolution.