The correct answer is D. It was an era of great progress in understanding the works and laws of nature.
The scientific revolution was a period of emergence of modern science when developments in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, and chemistry transformed society views about nature.
These developments were possible because of collaboration, new experimental methods, and institutions that enabled academic publishing. New research traditions of systematic were accepted in the scientific community.
Perceptions of the law of nature were also changed, scientists learned to respect nature and the value of observed evidence.
