Question

)In what sense was the Scientific Revolution a cause of the Enlightenment?

The Enlightenment insisted on scientific experimentation as the source of knowledge.

The Scientific Revolution came about because of universal education, an Enlightenment ideal.

The Scientific Revolution gave rise to an interest in the process of inquiry, reason, and analysis.

Scientific instruments such as the microscope made Enlightenment studies possible

Answer 1

The Scientific Revolution gave rise to an interest in the process of inquiry, reason, and anlalysis