EVOLUTION OF VIEWS OF EARTHQUAKE Flashcards

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IN JAPAN

A

NAMAZU

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IN INDIA

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NAGA

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3
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PHILIPPINE MYTHOLOGY

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BERNNARDO CARPIO

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4
Q

the patron of lovers and
of generation (procreation), could be a reference to the
destructive effect of the earthquake.

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DIAN MASALANTA

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5
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In some version of the creation myth, the earthquake is not personified but rather caused by

A

BATHALA MEYCAPAL

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6
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The Earth is essentially dry but rain fills it with moisture. Then the Sun and its own fire warm the water and give rise to a quantity of wind both inside and outside it. Thus, the
movement of this wind in underground caverns gives rise to earthquake.

A

ARISTOTELIAN PHILOSOPHY

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6
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CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY

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ALFRED WEGENER

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6
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underground materials similar to gunpowder explode below the earth causing earthquakes.

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ROBERT HOOKE

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7
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ELASTIC REBOUND THEORY

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HENRY FIELDING REID

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8
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PLATE TECTONICS THEORY

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HARRY HESS

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