Question

20 how did the scientific revolution change the ways of thinking in europe?
a all of the above.
b it challenged classical assumptions.
c it stressed experimentation and observation.
d it assumed mathematical laws governed nature and the universe.

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution indeed challenged classical assumptions (such as those from ancient Greek thinkers that were often taken as dogma). It emphasized the importance of experimentation and observation (e.g., Galileo's experiments with falling objects). And it assumed that mathematical laws governed nature and the universe (like Kepler's laws of planetary motion which were based on mathematical relationships). So all of these statements (B, C, D) are correct, which means option A (All of the above) is the right choice.

Answer:

A. All of the above.