CHAPTER II: INTELLECTUAL REVOLUTIONS - CHAPTER III: S&T & Nation Building Flashcards
the first observation of bacteria and protists with a microscope by
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
During these times, scientific authority began to displace religious authority, and several
disciplines considered as legitimate at that time such as alchemy and astrology lost scientific
credibility.
Scientific Revolution
the groundbreaking work carried out on the detailed analysis of the overall structure of the heart and blood circulation by
William Harvey
the pioneering experiments on
the physical properties of gases by the founder of modern chemistry by
Robert Boyle
Author of On the Origin of Species
Charles Darwin
The term is described as the succession in change of human civilization across history
Waves of Technology
The first wave is
Agricultural Revolution
The beginning of the nineteenth century marks the start of the second revolution – popularly
known as
Industrial Revolution
primarily cultivated for textiles
Cotton
The third wave of technology is the most recent information revolution or also known as
Computer age
the first Apple computer before Macintosh
Lisa
Developed by the US Department of Defense for security
purposes, as well as utilized by scientists to communicate each other.
Internet
Developed for commercialization, new forms of
communication were introduced such as electronic mail, or popularly called as Email, for a faster
and more convenient tool for communication
World Wide Web
Native Writing System
Baybayin
a sophisticated irrigation system by
indigenous Ifugaos
Banaue Rice Terraces