When the Catholic Reformation drove the New Sciences to northwestern Europe, the Italian-style academies gave way to chartered royal societies, the first of which was founded in ______ in 1660.
a. France.
b. Britain.
c. Sweden.
d. Prussia.
b. Britain.
You might also like to view...
Why was presidential politics so controversial?
What will be an ideal response?
The Mongol khan from Samarkand who attacked the Islamic state of the Tughluq Dynasty was
a. Tamerlane. b. Genghis Khan. c. Chalukya. d. Malmug Khan. e. Chandragupta XIV.
The domestic antiterrorism campaign of the administration of George W. Bush amounted to
A) A significant expansion of the federal government's power in relation to civil liberties. B) A form of "new federalism," in which more responsibilities were turned over to the states. C) An excuse to deny minorities their human rights. D) A failure. E) A sure-fire route to reelection for Dick Cheney.
The "Thirteen Principles" advocated all the following except
A) women's suffrage and civil equality. B) the right to birth control and abortion. C) affirmative action in government employment and medical, disability, and retirement insurance. D) equal pay for equal work, a minimum wage, the eight-hour day, and paid maternity leave for working women.