Mark the correct statement: O 2-Although the governments of Europe were rational in their Baconian hope that science would assist society, their interests were more narrowly focused on governance, while the technical dimension of the Industrial Revolution was left to be crafted by the ingenuity of unschooled artisans working without benefit of theoretical knowledge. That knowledge was not yet compacted into textbooks. O Only 1 and 2 are correct O None of these statements s correct. O 3-The theoretical and practical knowledge had been combined thoroughly by the end of the 18th century, and majority of the technological progresses during the Industrial Revolution was a direct outcome of the Scientific Revolution. O 1-All of the technical innovations that formed the basis of the Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth and the first half of the nineteenth centuries were made by men who can best he described as craftsmen artisans or engineers Few of them were university educated and all of them achieved their results without the benefit of scientific theory

Mark the correct statement: O 2-Although the governments of Europe were rational in their Baconian hope that science would assist society, their interests were more narrowly focused on governance, while the technical dimension of the Industrial Revolution was left to be crafted by the ingenuity of unschooled artisans working without benefit of theoretical knowledge. That knowledge was not yet compacted into textbooks. O Only 1 and 2 are correct O None of these statements s correct. O 3-The theoretical and practical knowledge had been combined thoroughly by the end of the 18th century, and majority of the technological progresses during the Industrial Revolution was a direct outcome of the Scientific Revolution. O 1-All of the technical innovations that formed the basis of the Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth and the first half of the nineteenth centuries were made by men who can best he described as craftsmen artisans or engineers Few of them were university educated and all of them achieved their results without the benefit of scientific theory