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Historical Antecedents in the Course of Science and Technology Flashcards

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is the earliest known civilization in the historical region of
southern Mesopotamia, modernday southern Iraq.

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Sumer

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Known for high degree of cooperation with one another.

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SUMERIAN CIVILIZATION

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first writing system develop by Sumerians

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CUNEIFORM

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CUNEIFORM- first writing system develop by

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Sumerians

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SUMERIAN CIVILIZATION developed:

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cuneifom, Uruk City, The Great Ziggurat of Ur, Irrigation and
Dikes, Sailboats, Wheel, The Plow, Roads

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Utilize word, pictures, and triangular symbols

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cuneifom

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Carved on clay using wedge instruments

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cuneifom

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first true City in the World

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URUK CITY

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Utilize mud and clay from the river mixed with reeds, prouing sun-baked bricks

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URUK CITY

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Built houses protected them from harsh weather and walls
prevented wild animals and raiders from entering

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URUK CITY

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URUK CITY- the political and religious centre of the city was the architectural complex named

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Eanna

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Ziggurat

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mountain of God

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Serve as a sacred place for the chief god, where only priest are allowed to enter

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THE GREAT ZIGGURAT OF UR

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Showcases Sumerian architecture

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THE GREAT ZIGGURAT OF UR

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became a single monument, characterized by the rectangular plan, three main steps to the top, three
staircases, one frontal and two lateral and orthogonal to the
first; and oblique sides to sustain the heavy weight of tons
of mud bricks

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THE GREAT ZIGGURAT OF UR

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With the demand for food, water supply or flooding caused
by the river

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IRRIGATION AND DIKES

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improved farming and harvesting

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Dikes and canals

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were used to carry large quantities of products over long
distances

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Sailboats/boats

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Essential for transportation, trading, fostering culture,
information and technology

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SAILBOATS

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  • were made for farm work and food processes
  • improved mass production
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WHEEL

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  • Farm technology
  • Used to dig earth in a faster pace
  • Minimized seed loss
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PLOW

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a black sticky substance similar to asphalt

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bitumen

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  • Bricks were laid on the ground to facilitate faster and easier travel
  • Later, poured bitumen, a black sticky substance similar to
    asphalt
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Roads

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Improved transportation during rainy season

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Roads

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Emerged near the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

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BABYLONIAN CIVILIZATION

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Great builders and engineers, and architects

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BABYLONIAN CIVILIZATION

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BABYLONIAN CIVILIZATION is known for

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Hanging Gardens of Babylon

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Made of layers of gardens that contained several species of
plants, trees, and vines

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HANGING GARDEN OF BABYLON

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_______________________ built the garden for his wife, _________________

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King Nebuchadnezzar II, Queen Amytis

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The largest and most important Mesopotamian civilizations were:

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  1. Babylonia
  2. Assyria
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area of many territories and peoples that is controlled by one government.

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Empire

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capital city of Babylonia

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Babylon

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groups of travelers. They stopped in
Babylon on their way between Assyria and Sumer

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Caravans

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34
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markets where trade occurred

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Bazaars

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Two things that Babylonia and Assyria had in
common were:

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  1. They were both vicious warrior empires.
  2. Once they conquered an area, they used the
    riches they gained to build grand cities
    where learning was valued.
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36
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Under the rule of the ______________, the _______________________________ became a center for learning and science.

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Chaldeans; New Babylonian Empire (NBE)

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charted the paths of stars and measured the length of a year.

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Chaldean astronomers

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powerful weapon having a wooden beam mounted on wheels

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Battering Ram

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______________________________ were used by the Assyrians to conquer their enemies

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Battering ram, sling shots, and archers

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Capital of Assyria, _____________, was a city of great learning.

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Nineveh

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_________________ contained thousands of clay tablets from Babylon and Sumer.

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Nineveh library

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42
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Located at North Africa

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EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION

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Known for engineering feats of the pharoahs

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EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION

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EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION include

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papyrus, ink, heiroglyphics, cosmetics, wig, water clock, etc

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45
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are used prior to papyrus

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Clay tablets

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46
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is a plant grew abundantly along Nile River

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papyrus

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47
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Lighter and thinner than clay

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papyrus

48
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Combination of soot with different chemicals

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ink

49
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  • Egyptians believed that their writing system was provided by their gods
  • Can still be seen at the walls of pyramids
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heiroglyphics

50
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was for health and aesthetic reasons

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COSMETICS

51
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around the eyes to prevent and cure eye diseases

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Kohl

52
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is a mixture of soot/malachite with mineral
galena (lead(II) sulfide)

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Kohl

53
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Kohl is a mixture of

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soot/malachite with mineral galena (lead(II) sulfide)

54
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Protection from evil

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COSMETICS

55
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was a sign of holiness

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beauty

56
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are worn for health and wellness

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wigs

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  • Protects the head of the wealthy from sun rays
  • Prevents head lice
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wigs

58
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Utilizes gravity affecting the flow of water from one vessel to
the other

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WATER CLOCK/CLEPSYRA

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Use as timekeeping device

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WATER CLOCK/CLEPSYRA

60
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Archipelago in the southeastern part of Europe

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GREEK CIVILIZATION

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Works on philosophy and mathematics

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GREEK CIVILIZATION

62
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Known for coliseums and the Olympics

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GREEK CIVILIZATION

63
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To tell an individual when to stop/start

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ALARM CLOCK

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Made of water, stone, or sand

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ALARM CLOCK

65
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  • Used in agricultural processses like milling of grains such as rice, cereals, and flours
  • Farmers did not have to raise animals
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WATER MILL

66
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Strongest political and social entity in the west

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ROMAN CIVILIZATION

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Known for their legislations and codified laws

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ROMAN CIVILIZATION

68
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Contains announcement of the Roman empire to the people

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NEWSPAPER

69
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Engraved in metal or stone tablets and then publicly displayed

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NEWSPAPER

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Made known after invention of paper

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BOUND BOOKS OR CODEX

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Easier for record-keeping

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BOUND BOOKS OR CODEX

72
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started the tradition of stacking up papyrus

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Julius Caesar

73
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Covers were made of animal skin

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BOUND BOOKS OR CODEX

74
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Known for large churches, aqueducts, coliseums, amphitheatres, and houses

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ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

75
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Essential for increasing rate of communication and trade

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ROMAN NUMERALS

76
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Oldest civilization in Asia

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CHINESE CIVILIZATION

77
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Produced by silk worm

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SILK

78
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are used for paper and clothing

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SILK

79
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Bridged the gap of western world and middle kingdom

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SILK

80
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Started with invention of a machine that shreds tea leaves into stripes

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TEA PRODUCTION

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  • Largest and extensive infrastructure
  • Controls border of China
  • Made of stone, brick, and wood
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GREAT WALL OF CHINA

82
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Developed by Chinese alchemist who aimed to achieved
immortality

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GUNPOWDER

83
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gunpowder is a mixture of

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Mixture of charcoal, sulfur, and potassium nitrate (black
powder)

84
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The Paradox

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GUNPOWDER

85
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Invasions and migrations

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Medieval/Middle Ages

86
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Wars were prevalent

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Medieval/Middle Ages

87
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Technology is needed in the fields of weaponry, navigation, mass food and farm production, and health

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Medieval/Middle Ages

88
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After wars, trade and commerce increased

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Medieval/Middle Ages

89
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Transportation technology becomes in demand

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Medieval/Middle Ages

90
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invent the printing press

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Johann Gutenberg

91
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A wooden machine extracts fruit juice, attached to a metal
impression of the letters, and press firmly cast metal into
paper

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PRINTING PRESS

92
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Improved information dissemination at a faster rate

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PRINTING PRESS

93
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develop the first compound microscope

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Zacharias Janssen

94
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People were able to observe organisms unseen by the naked
eye

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MICROSCOPE

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Lead to associate microorganisms to diseases

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MICROSCOPE

96
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Help navigators to see far and wide at sea

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TELESCOPE

97
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Together with compass, oars and rudders made sea travelling easier and safer

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TELESCOPE

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  • Cross bows and long bows
  • Iron body armors
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WAR WEAPONS

99
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  • Population increased
  • People needs efficient means for transportation for trade and longer distance
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Modern Times

100
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  • Faster communication means
  • Challenges in food processing and medicine
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Modern Times

101
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heats dairy products to kill harmful bacteria that makes milk spoils faster

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PASTEURIZATION

102
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  • French biologist
  • Pasteurization heats dairy products to kill harmful bacteria that makes milk spoils faster
  • He also works on fermentation, and vaccination
A

Louis Pasteur

103
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invent kerosene by refining petroleum

A

Samuel Kier

104
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First serve as home lighting, then was used for heating

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PETROLEUM REFINERY

105
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Telephone was invented by

A

Alexander Graham Bell

106
Q

Paved the way for more complex processing machines
like computer

A

CALCULATOR

107
Q

who invented SALAMANDER AMPHIBOUS
TRICYCLE

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  • Chief Designer, Victor Llave
  • Together with Dominic N. Chung and Lamberto Armada
108
Q

how to make salt lamp

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Two table spoon of salt and a glass of tap water

109
Q

who invented SALT LAMP

A

Aisa Mijeno

110
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SALT LAMP meaning

A

Sustainable Alternative Lighting (SALt) lamp

111
Q

High mortality rate in Ph newborn babies

A

MEDICAL INCUBATOR

112
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MEDICAL INCUBATOR was invented by

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Dr. Fe del Mundo

113
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Uses heated bottles with water

A

MEDICAL INCUBATOR

114
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  • For endemic Dengue
  • Solution for insecticidal resistance
A

MOSQUITO OVICIDAL/LARVICIDAL TRAP SYSTEM

115
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  • Solution for pollution
  • Utilizes electricity
A

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