Briefly describe the scientific revolution and explain how it changed european societies. give at least two specific historical examples to support your response. (4 points)

During the 16th to 17th century, the Scientific Revolution took place. The Scientific Revolution approached the natural world in a methodological and institutional manner. It allowed people to start looking at things from a scientific manner instead of a spiritual manner. An example of a key figure is Robert Boyle. Robert Boyle was a physicist who was credited with the discovery of oxygen. Another example of a key figure is Francis Bacon. He was a philosopher who gave his thoughts on logic and ethics within science.

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