What new method did ancient Greek thinkers introduce to understand events in the natural world?

They created more detailed myths and stories about the gods.

They used logic and careful observation to find causes.

They relied only on the traditional teachings of their ancestors.

They performed complex ceremonies to please the gods.

How did the teachings of the Greek doctor Hippocrates change the way people viewed sickness?

He taught that sickness was a direct punishment sent from the gods for bad behavior.

He believed that all diseases could be easily cured with a single set of special herbs.

He proposed that illnesses had natural causes that could be studied and understood.

He created the first hospitals for treating the sick, which were located in Athens.

By conducting scientific experiments in laboratories.

Through the use of myths about the actions of gods and goddesses.

By carefully writing down detailed historical records of past events.

By developing and applying advanced mathematical formulas.

That every event in the natural world had a discoverable cause.

That the gods directly controlled every small detail of human life.

That a person's fate could not be changed or understood by humans.

That only a few chosen philosophers could understand the universe.

To pray to the god of healing before treating any patient.

To keep all of their medical knowledge a complete secret.

To charge very high prices for their medical services.

To carefully observe and record their patients' symptoms.