How did Europe's interaction with the Islamic world contribute to the later emergence of the Scientific Revolution?

Europe learned the principles of inductive reasoning from the Muslim world.

The academic achievements of Islamic scholars were built upon by Europeans.

The Islamic world introduced Europeans to the idea of individualism and humanism.

Europe learned the basics of modern architecture from Islamic architecture.

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How did Europe's interaction with the Islamic world contribute to the later emergence of the Scientific Revolution?

Europe learned the principles of inductive reasoning from the Muslim world.

The academic achievements of Islamic scholars were built upon by Europeans.

The Islamic world introduced Europeans to the idea of individualism and humanism.

Europe learned the basics of modern architecture from Islamic architecture.

anonymous · Answer

@kelliegirl33

anonymous · Answer

I am thinking B....read this and tell me what you think... http://www.ais.org/~bsb/Herald/Previous/95/science.html

anonymous · Answer

I had picked A but I think your right .

anonymous · Answer

I hope I am......

anonymous · Answer

Why did Maria Winkelmann Kirch face challenges in being recognized as a scientist?

 The calendars that she produced were proven to be incorrect.

 Many academic institutions in society considered a woman's role to lie outside science.

 Her husband Gottfried had a negative reputation in the scientific community.

 No women were allowed to use scientific equipment during this era.

anonymous · Answer

I have to go with B. Found it here... http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/Kirch.html