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What most closely describes the royal and princely patronage of science during the seventeenth century? select one: it replaced funding by the church. it became a european-wide …

What most closely describes the royal and princely patronage of science during the seventeenth century? select one: it replaced funding by the church. it became a european-wide …
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what most closely describes the royal and princely patronage of science during the seventeenth century? select one: it replaced funding by the church. it became a european-wide phenomenon. it was directed only towards pure research. it declined greatly. it was common only in italy.

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c. became an international phenomenon.

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