Match each component of the Scientific Revolution to the effect it had on science and intellectual thought.

Printing press:  

enabled mass publication of books that spread new

scientific thoughts to a large number of people

Humanism:

focused on human accomplishment and potential

Protestant Reformation:

weakened, but didn’t eliminate, the power of the

Catholic Church in secular issues in Europe

Medieval universities:

kept the work of Greek and Roman scientists

alive during the Middle Ages

Classical studies:

study of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations and

their accomplishments

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