Question

question 5
1 pts
how did peoples general way of thinking change as a result of the scientific revolution?
evidence became less important to people
scientists became less interested in technology.
scientists were discouraged from using experiments
people questioned long - accepted views.
question 6
1 pts
what was the enlightenment?
the time when europe learned about christianity
a period of european history devoted to exploring religion
an intellectual movement based on reason
the public cry for universal education

Explanation:

• Question 5: The Scientific Revolution emphasized the use of evidence, experiments, and a shift towards a more rational approach. People began to question traditional and long - accepted views (such as the geocentric model) in favor of evidence - based reasoning. Evidence became more important (contradicting the first option), scientists were more interested in technology and experiments (contradicting the second and third options).
• Question 6: The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement. It was not about the introduction of Christianity to Europe (which happened much earlier). It was not mainly focused on exploring religion in a devotional sense (it often challenged religious dogma in some aspects). While education was a topic of interest, it was fundamentally an intellectual movement based on reason, using reason to understand society, politics, and human nature.

Answer:

• Question 5: People questioned long - accepted views.
• Question 6: an intellectual movement based on reason.