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It represented a change in scientific thought

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A Revolution is a a a sudden, complete or marked change in something, so in the case of the Scientific Revolution, there were many breakthroughs in the scientific fields, which made people curious about the future of Scientific inventions, thus making it a "Scientific" Revolution

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Science was a radical new idea, it was a completely different way of looking at the world.

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