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How did scientific rationalism affect governments? Religious leaders demanded more power from governments. People pushed their governments to fund the work of scientists. Citizens demanded more of a say
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How did scientific rationalism affect governments?

Religious leaders demanded more power from governments.
People pushed their governments to fund the work of scientists.
Citizens demanded more of a say in the running of governments.
Governments built more schools to teach the new scientific theories.

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People pushed their governments to fund the work of scientists.

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