Multiple Choice
Perhaps the major scientific event of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was the:
A) founding of universities.
B) end of the Inquisition.
C) success of empiricism.
D) triumph of Scholasticism.
E) introduction of deductive methods.
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Q5: Descartes taught that human experience is derived:<br>A)
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Q7: The formation of learned societies of scientists
Q9: Newton's mechanical conceptualization of the universe:<br>A) was
Q10: Descartes' first principle asserted that:<br>A) God exists.<br>B)
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Q12: Statistical probability distributions were described by:<br>A) Robert
Q13: The advances in physiological knowledge:<br>A) confirmed the