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Which situation directly contributed to the start of the scientific revolution in the 16th century? a. the independence granted to European universities b. the rise in popularit…

Which situation directly contributed to the start of the scientific revolution in the 16th century? a. the independence granted to European universities b. the rise in popularit…
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Which situation directly contributed to the start of the scientific revolution in the 16th century?

a. the independence granted to European universities
b. the rise in popularity of representative governments
c. the establishment of the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East
d. the unification of christian faiths under the catholic church

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I believe it is A, because of the education that could now be explored at universities.

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