Scientific Revolution
-The transition from a superstition-based culture to one where science would play a significant role is exemplified in which of the following cultural shifts in 17th century Europe?

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The decline of witchcraft trials in 17th-century Europe indicates that superstition was giving way to science. By 1650, witchcraft trials were on the decline (with the exception of the American colonies, where they would remain visible until the early 1700s). As science provided a new vocabulary for explaining previously mysterious occurrences, witchcraft trials faded from the European landscape. While the astrolabe does indicate the rise of science, it came into use in the 15th century as a result of the science of the Renaissance.

Scientific Revolution -The Transition from a Superstition-Based Culture to One Where Science