Seventeenth-century Europe saw the emergence of a new intellectual group known as the moderns who believed
a. in the authority of the works of Aristotle.
b. that human reason provided the key to.
c. that classical authors should be the foundation of all sciences.
d. that man's knowledge was directly tied to God.
e. that science and knowledge was the creation of God.
Question 2
Who spoke of the invisible hand of the market?
a. Isaac Newton
b. Francis Bacon
c. Immanuel Kant
d. Adam Smith
e. Ren Descartes
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