Charles Darwin presented a theory of evolution that
a. claimed humans were aggregations of atomic attraction and radiomagnetic induction.
b. stated that all living things are involved in a struggle to survive.
c. excluded human beings from the process of natural selection.
d. strengthened the concept of the universe possessing purpose and design.
e. made human beings unique entities in the natural world.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is not true?
a. Mendeleev classified all of the then-known elements on the basis of their atomic weights.
b. Technological development before 1700 depended heavily on scientific research.
c. Nineteenth-century scientific discoveries resulted from earlier technological advances.
d. Nineteenth-century scientific advancement helped to foster secularization.
e. The theory of organic evolution, based on natural selection, demonstrated materialism.
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