Question 14 (6 points) The density and extent of global trade due in part to the Columbian Exchange, the Industrious Revolution and growing consumer demand, publication and dissemination of technical knowledge from around the globe due to the Enlightenment, and slavery: Were all factors that contributed to the Scientific Revolution in Europe. Factors that contributed to World War I. Factors that contributed to the early industrialization in Western Europe. Factors that contributed to early industrialization in East Asia.Question 10 (6 points) The Scientific Revolution is often considered to be "revolutionary:" because of the completely unprecedented importance attached to education and human reason. O because empirical and experimental science achieved institutional support from wealthy patrons, academies, clubs, and salons; and because empirical reason was popularized by Enlightenment writers such as Jean le Rond d'Alembert, Diderot, or Cesar du Marsais as key to reform and greater human happiness. because of the completely novel discoveries by Europeans like Copernicus, Brahe, Kepler, and Galileo