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NClaborn

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Which of the following men was NOT a significant figure in the movement known as the Scientific Revolution?
 
  a. Copernicus
  b. Hogarth
  c. Galileo
  d. Newton

Question 2

Diderot's Encyclopedia was
 
  a. written entirely by Diderot himself.
  b. the largest compendium of knowledge produced in the West.
  c. an attempt to limit access to technical knowledge and philosophical truth.
  d. All these answers are correct.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

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Answer: b





 

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