Question

question 4 of 10 which of the following describes a long - term impact of the scientific revolution? a. it transformed the ways europeans thought and led to more periods of change. b. it encouraged common people to learn about science and reduced the influence of elite universities. c. it convinced europeans to rely more heavily on the important ideas developed in the classical era. d. it ended the catholic church’s influence on europe, as it had rejected many scientific discoveries.

Explanation:

The scientific revolution was a period of significant intellectual change in Europe. It challenged traditional beliefs and ways of thinking, leading to new scientific methods and discoveries. This transformation in thought paved the way for further periods of change in various aspects of society such as politics, technology, and culture. Option B is incorrect as it didn't reduce the influence of elite universities. Option C is wrong because it moved away from over - reliance on classical ideas. Option D is inaccurate as the Catholic Church still retained influence despite conflicts with science.

Answer:

A. It transformed the ways Europeans thought and led to more periods of change.