How did francis bacon contribute to the scientific revolution? he considered human reasoning as only one among many ways to find truth. he felt that only tradition offered science a true source of the best that people had learned. he wrote plays that depicted scientists making great discoveries. he thought science should develop practical technologies that would improve people’s lives.

(A) Francis Bacon contributed to the Scientific Revolution in laying the foundations for the scientific method. According to Bacon, people should seek truths based not on traditional assumptions but on that which they could observe for themselves. He outlined a process for this, in which a person would design an experiment to test a theory without human interference, generating results that were objective, repeatable, and observable. This is the basic premise of the Scientific Revolution and empiricism, both of which look to Francis Bacon as a key founder.

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