Question

1. how did the scientific revolution lead to the age of reason?

philosophy became a new subject taught in schools and universities.
science had people beginning to questions their very existence.
using logic to solve complex problems became the newest pedagogy.
new discoveries disproved earlier teachings of the middle ages.

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution brought about new scientific discoveries. These discoveries contradicted the traditional teachings of the Middle Ages which were often based on religious dogma and less on empirical evidence. This led people to start thinking more rationally (the Age of Reason or Enlightenment), as they saw that old - held beliefs could be wrong. Philosophy being a new subject in schools is not the main link. Science making people question existence is too broad. Using logic as pedagogy is not the direct cause. The key is the disproving of old (Medieval) teachings through new scientific findings.

Answer:

New discoveries disproved earlier teachings of the Middle Ages.