Question

andreas vesalius went against the catholic church by doing what? (1 point)

asking monarchies to fund research

creating the laws of motion

believing the sun was the center of the universe

dissections on human bodies

Explanation:

Andreas Vesalius was a Renaissance anatomist. The Catholic Church opposed human dissections at the time, but Vesalius performed them to study anatomy, challenging traditional beliefs. The other options are incorrect: funding requests, laws of motion (Newton), and heliocentrism (Copernicus) are unrelated to his key action against the Church.

Answer:

dissections on human bodies