Question

Which identifies a result of the Scientific Revolution? The Scientific Revolution led to the Protestant Reformation and a change in local churches. Government became understood as a natural process and could be changed and improved upon. Scientists proved that monarchies were an inadequate form of government. Citizens believed that they could experiment with government formats to find better alternatives.

Answer 1

I don't think it's the first option. The third one doesn't sound right either. The last one sounds a bit fair. Hmm, the second option and the last option seem similar. I would go with the second option because I'm not sure if the "citizens" were in charge of experimenting with government formats. Many people had different ideas on how the government should govern a state. Do a bit more research just in case! I wish you luck! :) (Btw just giving my educated opinions!)

Answer 2

The correct answer is B) Government became understood as a natural process and could be changed and improved upon.

The option that identifies a result of the Scientific Revolution is " Government became understood as a natural process and could be changed and improved upon."

The Scientific Revolution inspired some ideas of the Enlightenment. The rational point of view and the scientific discoveries of the Scientific Revolution also influenced politics. Philosophers and thinkers started to question the power and faculty of monarchies and supported the idea of people's participation in political decisions such as the removal of their rulers if they were not working in the best interest of the citizens.