Activity In this activity, you'll study the impact of the Scientific Revolution as you research a modern scientific development that
you find interesting.
Question 1
Use an Internet search engine to find a development in any area of science during the past 10 years, and then answer the
following questions.
What development did you find

The development I found was "the creation of a 100% artificial cell"

Explanation:

In 2010 scientists led by the American Craig Venter were able to develop a 100% artificial cell. This was a great scientific advance that can improve many things in our future and guarantee a better quality of life, once it is perfected.

The experiment that allowed this development, used a synthetic genome created by computer equal to the genome of the bacteria Mycoplasma mycoides implanted in a cell of another bacteria (2) that had its entire genome removed, but that until then, had not been genetically modified. Upon receiving the genome of the bacteria Mycoplasma mycoides, bacteria 2 was reinitialized and continued its life cycle in a normal way, managing to replicate and give rise to other bacteria containing the synthetic genome.

The advantage of developing this discovery is that in the future, synthetic genomes can be used to create beneficial microorganisms that can be used in the creation of drugs, vaccines, fuels, biological molecules, among others.

The correct answer is B) Northern Europeans brought Protestantism to the Americas, while southern Europeans brought Catholicism.

The information on the map relates to the European colonization of the Americas in that "Northern Europeans brought Protestantism to the Americas, while southern Europeans brought Catholicism."

Although you did not include the map, doing some research we can see how maps about religion in the 1600s, clearly show how European countries such as Spain, Portugal, and France, practiced Catholicism, meanwhile, countries such as Great Britain and the Nordic nations were Protestant.

That is why, when Spanish people conquered the region of New Spain and South America, they spread Catholicism through evangelization. Many Catholic missions arrived in the Americas. On the other hand, in the North American territory, white European established colonies such as Plymouth or the Massachusetts Bay Colony, where they could live their Protestant religious teachings.