Question

how did the scientific revolution influence the enlightenment?
the enlightenment started the scientific revolution
the use of reason and logic can help solve human problems
greek proverbs determine how people interact with their leaders
the idea that survival of the fittest does not apply to nations

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution emphasized reason and logic in understanding the natural world. The Enlightenment built on this by applying reason and logic to human - related issues like governance, ethics, and social structures.

• Option 1: The Scientific Revolution started before the Enlightenment, so the Enlightenment did not start the Scientific Revolution.
• Option 2: The Scientific Revolution's use of reason and logic (e.g., in scientific methods like observation, experimentation, and deduction) inspired Enlightenment thinkers to use these tools to solve human problems such as creating just political systems, understanding human nature, etc.
• Option 3: Greek proverbs have no direct connection to the influence of the Scientific Revolution on the Enlightenment.
• Option 4: The concept of "survival of the fittest" is from Darwin's work (19th century), long after the Enlightenment (17th - 18th centuries), and there is no such relevant idea in the context of the Scientific Revolution - Enlightenment relationship.

Answer:

B. The use of reason and logic can help solve human problems