How does Michio Kaku establish the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as an “Age of Discovery” in “Choreographers of Matter, Life, and Intelligence”?

Kaku establishes the era as an “Age of Discovery” by pointing to major advances in science, such as discoveries about matter, life, and intelligence. This makes “listing the significant scientific developments of the era” the best answer. The other choices focus on government funding, health statistics, or social and religious change rather than the scientific discoveries central to his discussion.

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