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Why didn't scientists accept Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift when he proposed that theory
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Why didn't scientists accept Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift when he proposed that theory

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it was too bold for his time.

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The people did not agree.

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Scientists didn’t accept his theory because he was unable to provide a good explanation as to what the force was that pushed and pulled the continents
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