Lesson 4-7 PRELIM Flashcards
is the period that covers the complex technological innovation that led to the substitution of machines and inanimate power for human skill and human and animal forces.
Industrial Revolution
These technological advancements in this period are steamships, bunsen burners, telephones, radios, cotton gin, and fly-shuttle.
Industrial Revolution
During this era, the connection between science and technology was very minimal.
18TH-19TH Century
In that era it gradually shifted to the developmental stage when science, technology, and industry united under a common ground and cause.
19th Century
He discovered Cell or Battery
Alessandro Volta
He discovered the discovery of X-ray
Wilheim Roentgen
He discovered Atomic Theory
John Dalton
He discovered the Discovery of Cell
Robert Hooke
He discovered the Observation and Discovery of Microorganism
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
He discovered Cell Neucleus
Robert Brown
During this era, science and technology had structurally and methodologically changed.
20th Century
A number of scientific theories were introduced and influenced technological works in this century.
20th Century
Some of the important inventions that were based highly on various scientific theories are the following were made in this era : biogas, cellular phones, atomic bombs, calculators, test tubes babies, airplanes, etc. we
20th Century
He discovered the Discovery of Proton
Ernest Rutherford
He discovered the DIscovery of Neutron
James Chadwick
They’re the first to walk in the moon
Neil Armstron and Buzz Aldrin
He discovered the Continental Drift Theory
Alfred Wegener
It is also known as the “digital age” and the “new media age.”
Information Age
This is the period that described the change from traditional industry to an economy based on information computerization
Information Age
It is coupled with the birth of personal computers and considered the era of easy access to information.
Information Age
During this time, books were written and produced by hand.
Pre-Gutenberg World
Hand-produced books and other reading materials were restricted only to those elite groups of people during this time
Pre-Gutenberg World
Some information was only relayed to others through word-of-mouth channels during this time
Pre-Gutenberg World