Additional Notes (Prelim) Flashcards

1
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This is a system of knowledge of the natural world gained through the scientific method.

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Science

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2
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This is the practical application of what we know about nature.

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Technology

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3
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It is a group of people with common territory, interaction, norm, culture, etc.

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Society

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4
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This defines as a precursor to the unfolding of or existence of something

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Antecedent

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5
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This is considered to be the origin of civilization.

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Mesopotamia

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6
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This is the modern day Iraq and Kuwait.

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Mesopotamia

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7
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This is the land “firsts”

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Ancient Sumer

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8
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In this civilization, there was a shift from conceptualization to actualization.

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Sumerian Civilization

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9
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This is a writing system used to keep records.

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Cuneiform

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10
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This is the first true city and a symbol of power.

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Uruk City

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11
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This is the mountain of God and was dedicated to the Moon God Nanna.

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Great Ziggurat of Ur

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12
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This was used for general transportation, navigating through water, and transportation of goods.

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Sailboat

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13
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This, along with the axle, became the most important around 4500 BC.

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Wheel

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14
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What is the longest used invention human history?

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the wheel

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15
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This civilization is founded by Amorites.

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Babylonian Civilization

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16
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This civilization is had great builders, engineers, and architects.

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Babylonian Civilization

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17
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This had no concrete evidence of its existence but it was built by King Nebuchadnezzar for his wife.

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Hanging Gardens of Babylon

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18
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Who was the king who built the hanging gardens of Babylon?

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Nebuchadnezzar

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19
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What was the religion of the people in Babylon?

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Polytheism

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20
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This is the pre-columbian civilization. It tis the independent civilization.

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Mesoamerica

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21
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This was the most advanced pre-columbian civilization.

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Mayan Civilization

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22
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This was the largest empire inure-columbian civilization.

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Inca Civilization

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23
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These were knotted ropes to keep records.

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Quipu

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24
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This was a Sun God.

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Inti

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25
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This was the most sophisticated civilization. It had warrior nomads and mandatory education.

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Aztec Civilization

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26
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This is an agricultural land built to support farming.

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Chinampa

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27
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These were used as tombs of pharaohs and queens.

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The pyramids

28
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This is a writing system but it was more like art than text.

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Hieroglyphics

29
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He was the father of Indian mathematics.

30
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This is a place value system and approximation of pi and trigonometry.

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Aryabhatiya

31
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He is an Indian mathematician responsible for defining the properties of zero both as a placeholder and decimal digit.

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Brahmagupata

32
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He is an Indian mathematician and astronomer who laid groundwork for mathematical analysis.

33
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This is an ancient Indian system of medicine that focus on natural healing.

34
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He was the father of optics.

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Hassan Ibn al-Haytham

35
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He was the father of chemistry.

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Jabir Ibn Hayyan

36
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He was the father of medicine.

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Hippocrates

37
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These are bound books covered with wax, which was then replaced with animal skin.

38
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This was iron technology.

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Metallurgy

39
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What was the first printed book?

40
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This allowed spreading knowledge to be a more efficient process.

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Typography

41
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He created magnification of 270 and discovered tiny single-celled creatures in pond water.

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek

42
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This was the first locomotive to pull heavy loads for long distance.

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George Stephenson’s rocket

43
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In what field did the first paradigm shift occur?

44
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This is the scientific study of celestial objects and phenomena that originate outside the Earth’s atmosphere.

45
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This is the study of the universe and its components, how it formed, how it was evolved and what is its future,

46
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Darwin founded evolution where?

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Galapagos Islands

47
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This is the driving force of instinct.

48
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He is an islamic scholar best known for his works on light and vision.

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Ibn al-Haytham

49
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This is used as a domestic fuel for cooking and heating.

50
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This is the most familiar art form among Filipinos.

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Wood Carving

51
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This is tattoo in Bontoc.

52
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He created an improved internal combustion engine in 1876.

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Nicolas Otto

53
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What was the first car?

54
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This was introduced by brothers Auguste and Louis Lumiere at the Grand Cafe in Paris

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The Movies

55
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Who introduced the movies?

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Auguste and Louis Lumiere

56
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He pioneered a celluloid film with holes punched in the side to show the film frame by frame.

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George Eastman

57
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He is a German physicist who developed the first x-ray image.

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Wilhelm Rontgen

58
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He discovered radioactivity while trying to find out more about x-rays.

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Henri Becquerel

59
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She is a Polish chemist and physicist best remembered for her research in radioactivity.

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Marie Curie

60
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He was the first to prove radio waves existed.

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Heinrich Hertz

61
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He was the first person to set up the world’s first radio stations to transmit and receive morse code.

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Gugliemo Marconi

62
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He founded the Baird Television Company Limited.

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John Logie Baird

63
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This uses short an long elements (dots and dashes) to transmit information.

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Morse Code

64
Q

Where were the earliest rockets used in?

65
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This was invented, making computers smaller and more powerful.

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Electronic silicon chip

66
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This brand combined the World Wide Web with the mobile telephone.

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Blackberry

67
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What does DNA stand for?

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Deoxyribonucleic acid