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Only ideas that have been proved through repeated observations and experiments should be accepted. This statement describes a development of thought during which period? a. Refo…

Only ideas that have been proved through repeated observations and experiments should be accepted. This statement describes a development of thought during which period? a. Refo…
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Only ideas that have been proved through repeated observations and experiments should be accepted.

This statement describes a development of thought during which period?
a. Reformation
b. Scientific Revolution
c. Renaissance
d. Glorious Revolution

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Scientific Revolution

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This statement describes a development of thought during the "Scientific Revolution," since this brought about a reliance on observable data rather than relying on religious dogma and superstition.
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