Question

what were the 3 traditional sources of knowledge prior to the scientific enlightenment? (choose true or false)
true false
knowledge gained from experimentation
the church
the king or ruling parties
folk tales passed from family to family
ancient scholars
illegally published science articles
who was the 1st person credited with creating a telescope for use in space? he also discovered jupiters moons, saturn and moon craters
aristotle
galileo galilei
johannes kepler
isaac newton

Explanation:

Before the scientific enlightenment, knowledge often came from authoritative and traditional sources. The church was a major source of knowledge as it interpreted religious texts and had influence over education. Rulers and ruling parties also disseminated knowledge that served their interests or was part of the established order. Ancient scholars, through their written works, were a foundation of knowledge passed down through the ages. Experimentation became a key source during and after the scientific enlightenment, so it is not one of the traditional pre - enlightenment sources. Folk tales, while they carried cultural knowledge, were not among the three main traditional sources. Illegally published science articles are not traditional sources of knowledge. Galileo Galilei is credited with creating a telescope for use in space and making discoveries such as Jupiter's moons, Saturn, and moon craters.

Answer:

knowledge gained from experimentation: False
the church: True
the king or ruling parties: True
folk tales passed from family to family: False
ancient scholars: True
illegally published science articles: False
Who was the 1st person credited with creating a telescope for use in space? He also discovered Jupiter's moons, Saturn and moon craters: Galileo Galilei