To encourage the wide dispersal of the scientific revolution,writings were often published in
A)Esperanto.
B)Latin.
C)vernacular languages.
D)French.
E)English.

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The widespread dissemination of scientific knowledge was key to the success of the scientific revolution. In order to reach the widest possible audience, scientific works were often published in vernacular languages, such as English, French, and German, rather than in Latin, which was the language of academic discourse and thus accessible only to a select few.

To Encourage the Wide Dispersal of the Scientific Revolution,writings Were