I see you are looking to match each component of the Scientific Revolution to the effect it had on science and intellectual thought. Here is a breakdown for you:
1. Medieval universities:
- Weakened, but didn't eliminate, the power of the Catholic Church in secular issues in Europe.
2. Printing press:
- Enabled mass publication of books that spread new scientific thoughts to a large number of people.
3. Classical studies:
- Focused on human accomplishment and potential.
4. Protestant Reformation:
- Weakened, but didn't eliminate, the power of the Catholic Church in secular issues in Europe.
5. Humanism:
- Focused on human accomplishment and potential.
By understanding the impact of each component, you can see how they influenced science and intellectual thought during the Scientific Revolution. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
