Question

27 how was the scientific revolution related to the enlightenment?
a enlightenment thinkers used natural law to explain science
b thinkers of the scientific revolution used natural laws to explain science
c enlightenment thinkers used natural laws to explain social order
d thinkers of the scientific revolution used natural laws to explain social order

Explanation:

The Scientific Revolution emphasized the use of reason and observation to understand the natural world. Enlightenment thinkers took this approach of using natural laws (reason - based, observable principles) and applied it to social and political aspects (explaining social order). Option A is incorrect as it's the reverse (Enlightenment thinkers applied natural law concepts from science to society, not used natural law to explain science). Option B is about the Scientific Revolution thinkers and science (not the relation to Enlightenment). Option D is wrong as Scientific Revolution thinkers focused on natural world/science, not social order.

Answer:

C. Enlightenment Thinkers used natural laws to explain social order