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Copernicus’s ideas led to inquiry becoming an important part of science. As a result, science in Europe advanced.
Copernicus’s ideas led to inquiry becoming an important part of science. As a result, science in Europe advanced.
The power of the Catholic Church was strengthened when Copernicus’s ideas were unpopular.
The power of the Catholic Church was strengthened when Copernicus’s ideas were unpopular.
The ideas of Copernicus led to Europe becoming on equal footing with other civilizations scientifically in the world.
The ideas of Copernicus led to Europe becoming on equal footing with other civilizations scientifically in the world.
The Copernican Revolution strengthened the power of the Catholic Church across Europe, confirming that the Earth was the center of the universe.
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The most accurate response regarding the impact of Copernicus's ideas during the Renaissance is:
Copernicus’s ideas led to inquiry becoming an important part of science. As a result, science in Europe advanced.
Copernicus's heliocentric theory challenged the long-held geocentric view and encouraged further scientific exploration and questioning, which contributed to the development of modern science.
