Humanists learned Greek and Latin and were eager to rediscover works of ancient scholars. This intellectual revival of classical texts, particularly those from ancient Greece and Rome, emphasized the values of reason, observation, and critical thinking. By promoting the study of mathematics, philosophy, and natural sciences, Renaissance humanists laid the groundwork for the Scientific Revolution, encouraging a shift away from medieval scholasticism and religious dogma toward empirical observation and experimentation. Their rediscovery of ancient works helped to inspire scientists to question established beliefs and pursue knowledge through direct inquiry, ultimately leading to significant advancements in various scientific fields.
Explain how Renaissance humanists influenced the Scientific Revolution.(1 point)
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Humanists were inspired by Islamic scholars and spread the Islamic culture to Europe.
Humanists were inspired by Islamic scholars and spread the Islamic culture to Europe.
Humanists returned to the learnings of the church and the texts of the Bible.
Humanists returned to the learnings of the church and the texts of the Bible.
Humanists started universities to study ancient works from Greece.
Humanists started universities to study ancient works from Greece.
Humanists learned Greek and Latin and were eager to rediscover works of ancient scholars.
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