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Francis Bacon is credited with creating the Scientific Method, which is used in experimentation to this day. His method involved coming up with a question, checking for existing research, forming a hypothesis, conducting an experiment, analyzing the results, and coming to a conclusion.
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What did Francis Bacon help discover?
the scientific method
Why did Francis Bacon create the scientific method?
He didn't create the scientific method. He merely improved it greatly with his knowledge. :)
What did Francis Bacon do to make history?
He invented the Scientific Method.
What type of thinker was Francis Bacon?
Francis Bacon was a philosopher during the Scientific Revolution. He is known as the 'father of empiricism.' He is also credited for creating the 'scientific method.'
What was Francis Bacons occupation?
Francis Bacon had many careers. He was a politician, statesman, philosopher, orator, and author. Francis Bacon is known as the creator of empiricism.
What was sir Francis Bacons contributions to the scientific revolution?
nothing
Who introduced the scientific method?
The scientific method was developed over a few centuries, especially in the Renaissance. Galileo had a big part on developing it. Francis Bacon developed the scientific method.
What did Sir Francis Bacon accomplish?
Francis Bacon was one of the creator of the scientific method......along with Rene Descartes
Where area study Francis bacon?
francis bacons area of study
Who formed the scientific method?
Francis Bacon
What was Francis Bacon's inventions?
scientific method
What did Francis Bacon invent or do?
scientific method
What did Francis Bacon contributed to scientific revolution?
He created the Scientific Method.
What did Francis Bacon help discover?
the scientific method
Why was Francis Bacon famous?
Francis Bacon was famous for contributing to the Scientific Method.
The scientific method was developed by?
Sir Francis Bacon
What did Sir Francis Bacon contribute to the scientific revolution?
he created the scientific method
