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Which did the Scientific Revolution accomplish during the 1500s and 1600s?

AIt ended widespread epidemics and pandemics through the development of antibiotics.
BIt started new fields of study such as political science and archaeology.
CIt introduced modern science as a distinct area of study.
DIt renewed interest in the scientific accomplishments of classical Greece and Rome.

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The scientific revolution of the 1500s and 1600s had renewed an interest in the scientific accomplishments of classical Greece and Rome. - D

This was achieved by the rediscovering of clasical works that were done during those ages. Through their help, the "scientists" of the time popularized various fields in mathematics and philosophy as well as astronomy.

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