I learned that the Scientific Revolution first started due to developments in math, chemistry, physics, biology, and astronomy and it changed man's view of the world.

I learned that the Scientific Revolution had an impact on the views and ideas of today. The revolution embraced independent thinking and applied the use of common sense thinking, which is seen in the world today.

What I learned from the content, is that the Scientific revolution was a much longer and slower development over time. It didn't just appear overnight, which makes it so interesting since it covers the years spanning from the 16th to the 18th century, which is quite a bit of time.

What I learned from the experience is that clearly developments take time. With all our modern developments today, who can truly claim the Scientific revolution ended? we always push further in research and new ideas.

The Scientific Revolution was factual based rather than faith based and was brought up from the ideas from ancient Greeks and Romans.

I learned that the Scientific Revolution still affects people's daily lives even today, hundreds of years later.

The Scientific Revolution is basically just the extension of using science to discover things, without obeying the church.

People were not suddenly willing to explore, the Revolution started mainly because of Nicolaus Copernicus.

Something I learned from the content is that the Revolution was sparked originally in 1543 by Nicollos Capernius's theory that the Sun is the center of the universe and that Earth, alongside the other planets, revolves around the Sun.

Something I have learned from the experience is still going on today. It continues to have great impacts on the way we think and live our daily lives.

The Scientific Revolution further helped change people's views from religious beliefs to more scientific thinking.

Today's beliefs and facts are based on facts on science. Our economic growth and technical advances were further supported by the scientific method and other scientific discoveries.

I learned that the Scientific Revolution was a result of Humanism, and was more about basic scientific discoveries rather than inventions. The inventions I was thinking of were created during the Industrial Revolution, and it began because of ideas from the Scientific Revolution.

From this experience, I learned how the Scientific Revolution impacted future events throughout history. For example, the revolution's emphasis on observation and discovery sparked ideas of Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution.

I learned what the scientific revolution was,how it started and what emerged during the revolution.

I learned the impact that the Scientific Revolution had on today. It caused a mindset shift in people all around the world, causing people to be more curious and discover more things.

I learned that the scientific revolution began to abolish the ideology of faith based facts and makeup. Scientists goals were to understand the natural world through facts, reason, and truth.

Something I learned regarding the scientific revolution is how much previous acts such as revolutions or reforms can shape the future decades later. People willing to challenge such high authority and share their findings with others helped alter the education and development of the world.

From the content, I learned that instead of religion, facts and logic were the bigger focus. During this time, education was a great part of the development of science.

From the experience, I came to a better understanding that the scientific revolution shifted people's ways of thought. After this revolution, personal achievement became more prominent.

I learned that the Scientific Revolution shifted people's mindsets from religious and free thinking to more logical and factual thinking.

From this experience I have learned that how big of an impact that the Scientific Revolution had on our world today, but also how much it has shaped and structured the world to what it is known today.

I learned that astronomy was one of the main things that helped start the Scientific Revolution.

From the experience, I learned that it was many things that helped lead up to the Scientific Revolution, rather than it being one specific thing. Each of these things heavily impacted people's lives, which helped shape the world into what it is now.

The Scientific was a long-lasting event, that had a significant impact on the lives of people hundreds of years ago, as well as nowadays in the aftermath. I also learned that the revolution concerned both religious and secular ideas.

I learned that revolutions can happen at any time, anywhere, and can concern any idea or ideology.

I learned that the Scientific Revolution started to make people think more about the logistics and the facts and less about religious beliefs and faith in science.

I learned that the ideas of the Scientific Revolution are still used to this day and greatly influenced the way we think through science.

I learned that the scientific revolution was when people started thinking for themselves and started questioning old teaching methods. they collected evidence and shared results 2. I learned how important it is to ask good questions and not just accept things the way that they are, science is about curiosity and why things happen

I learned that the scientific revolution was a change of mindset for scholars who wanted answers to many questions they had. Instead of relying on the church for everything and always trying to prove the church right, they went and discovered for themselves and started to question everything.

From this experience, I've learn that this revolution needed to happen for civilization to move forward and that this revolution still has an impact on us today, also that it has shifted our mindset to always question instead of just accepting.

I learned that during the Scientific Revolution is when people really started to believe in individual thought and the idea of a heliocentric universe.

I learned that Revolutions happen for many reasons and still happen today. I also learned that the ideas of the Scientific Revolution are still be circulated now.

I learned that the scientific revolution changed the way people viewed the world. It also took away authority from the church and how people followed the church blindly. The scientific revolution created doubt, but later led to discoveries about the truth.

I learned how important it is to question things and have critical thinking.