Question

How did the Scientific Revolution impact political institutions?

Question 5 options:

AIt gave all political power to the Pope and the Catholic Church


B It set the grounds for the beginning of communism in Europe


C It gave political power to women


D It led to the Enlightenment which challenged authoritative governments

Answer 1

D. It led to the Enlightenment which challenged authoritative governments

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The Scientific revolution impacted political institutions:

D It led to the Enlightenment which challenged authoritative governments

Step-by-step explanation:

After the scientific revolution, the church lost all authority that made them the only owners of reason, truth, learning, and approaches to reality. Leading educative institutions to occupy that role in society by putting reality understudy and sharing their discoveries to the world. It leads to the independence and revolutions of many countries, but not to communist because communist was a totalitarian government system that was biased. Also, even though the enlightenment would create the bridges of the reason that someday would give power to women, it didn't do it.