"The Scientific Revolution was the most revolutionary of all revolutions." Discuss critically, using specific examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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A. wet rice. B. millet. C. wheat. D. tea. E. hemp.
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A. Arms; warfare B. Horses; training them C. Castles; fortifying them D. Jousts; preparing for tournaments E. Crusades; gathering armies
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A) New Jersey B) Indiana C) California D) Michigan
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