During the early modern era of Europe, the Scientific Revolution was the spark to modern science. The developments of astronomy, chemistry, inductive reasoning and reasonable research transformed how society viewed the world. Even though the Scientific Revolution began only by affecting the intellectual and scientific elite, it was only considered as ten percent of the population. (QUOTE) The main ideas that blossomed through the scientific revolution eventually spread amongst all of the European population. There were amongst a hundred of causes in which the Scientific Revolution began to take note of stand beliefs and theories. People began to understand that the universe could be drawn directly through mathematical terms. Even though the
