After World War I, how did new theories about science differ from past ideas?
A. New theories emphasized using technology to find answers.
B. New theories recognized that explanations were not always possible.
C. New theories aimed to provide hope through science.
D. New theories reflected changes that were happening in society at large.

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After World War I, how did new theories about science differ from past ideas? 
A. New theories emphasized using technology to find answers. 
B. New theories recognized that explanations were not always possible. 
C. New theories aimed to provide hope through science. 
D. New theories reflected changes that were happening in society at large.

GinnyAnswer · Answer

Post-World War I scientific theories recognized uncertainty in explanations, integrated technology into scientific processes, and reflected societal changes. Quantum mechanics exemplified this shift away from classical ideas. Overall, science became more connected to technological advancements and ethical considerations in society. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-06

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