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What is the importance of the scientific revolution
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What is the importance of the scientific revolution

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Well, there are a lot of effects of the Scientific Revolution. You can see that the Scientific Revolution was important because it changed European's beliefs on a lot of stuff, especially gravity. the laws of nature, the elements, and that the our planet rotates the Sun.
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Answer: Scientists required proof before accepting theories as facts

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