Scientific Revolution
-The development of societies, such as the Royal Society of London for Improving Natural Knowledge (1662) , reflects which of the following?
A) The requirement that scientific processes are approved by governing bodies
B) The reluctance of nations to share scientific innovations
C) The exclusive hold that the British had on scientific knowledge
D) The need of scientists to find protection from persecution
E) The monarch's recognition that science could benefit the state
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