MODULE 1 Flashcards

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study of the natural world by collecting data through a systematic process called the scientific method

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Science

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2
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application of science

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technology

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3
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science was originally called?

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Philosophy of the natural world

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4
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first scientists were called?

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Philosophers of nature

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5
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tekhnē meaning?

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art or craft

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6
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logia meaning?

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subject or interest

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7
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a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction

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society

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8
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3 historical antecedents

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ancient time, middle/medieval age, modern time

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9
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6 civilizations during ancient time

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summer begr rochs
- sumerian
- babylonian
- egyptian
- greek
- roman
- chinese

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10
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first writing system, what civilization?

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cuneiform, sumerian

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11
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first true city, what civilization?

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uruk, sumerian

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12
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also called the mountain of God? what civilization?

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great ziggurat of ur, sumerian

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13
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what civilization was the first to use irrigation and dikes?

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sumerian

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14
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used to carry large quantities of products and were able to cover large distances over water, what civilization?

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sailboats, sumerian

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15
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used as a luxurious form
of transportation for the
wealthy, but was also used
for irrigation, pottery making,
and milling, what civilization?

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wheel, sumerian

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16
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first plow called the? what civilization?

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ard, sumerian

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17
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Used to facilitate faster and
easier travel? what civilization?

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road, sumerian

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18
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One of the seven wonders
of the ancient world as listed
by hellenic culture? what civilization?

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Hanging garden of babylon, babylonian

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19
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A roll was usually about
one foot in height and could
be up to 100 feet in length. Used for record-keeping and communication. what civilization?

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paper or papyrus, egyptian

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20
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mixed vegetable gum,
soot and bee wax? what civilization?

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ink, egyptian

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21
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One of the writing systems
used by ancient egyptians to represent their language? breakdown of the word?

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hieroglyphics

hiero - holy
glypho - writing

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22
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were worn for health and
aesthetic reasons. Kohl
around the eyes to prevent
and even cure eye diseases? what civilization?

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cosmetics, egyptian

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23
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used to protect the shaved
heads of the wealthy? what civilization?

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wig, egyptian

24
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the amount of water
remaining in the device
determines how much
time elapsed since it is full. what civilization?

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water clock, egyptian

25
which civilization first invented alarm clocks? what did they use?
egyptian, water and pottery
26
It is for grinding grain by harnessing water which continues identically in use until today, what civilization?
water mill, greek
27
which civilization first invented newspaper? what did they call it? what does that mean?
roman, acta diurna, daily acts
28
which civilization invented bounded book known as codex?
roman
29
devised by romans for standard counting method for their armies
roman numerals
30
processed to produce paper and clothing? what civilization?
silk, chinese
31
a beverage which is important in chinese tradition?
tea
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is said to be the largest and most extensive infrastructure that the nation built. what civilization?
great wall of china, chinese
33
how long is the great wall of china?
21, 196km or 13. 170mi
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it was developed by Chinese alchemists who aimed to achieve immortality
gunpowder
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for mass production of written literature? what age?
printing press, medieval
36
was the key in discovering new means in preventing and curing various illnesses. what age?
microscope, medieval
37
who invented the first compound microscope?
Zacharias Janssen
38
was invented in the fall of 1609 in Venice. who invented it?
telescope, galileo galilei
39
book made by an inventor using the telescope
starry messenger
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Medieval weaponry can be divided into attacking and defensive, and also into cold weapons and firearms
war weapons
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in middle ages, consisted of the introduction of the cannon, large tubular firearms designed to fire a heavy projectile over a long distance
mechanical artillery
42
3 mostly used mechanical artillery
trebuchet, catapult, ballista
43
trebuchet uses?
counterweight and rocks
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catapult uses?
tension and rocks
45
ballista uses?
tension and arrow
46
let horse adapt to rocky terrain, mountains and carry heavier loads
horseshoe
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It allowed more horse pulling power, such as with the heavy plough
horse collar
48
invented in the middle ages, used for time keeping
hourglass
49
a structure that harnesses the wind to do various labors
wind mill
50
the earliest predecessors of the game originated in 6th century AD in India and spread through Persia and the Muslim world to Europe.
chess
51
mirrors was made by _____ in 1180?
Alexander Neckhan, mirror
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the process of heating dairy products to kill the harmful bacteria that allow them to spoil faster. what age?
PASTEURIZATION, modern age
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who invented pasteurization?
Louis Pasteur
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process used to produce kerosene
Petrolium Refinery, modern age
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other term for kerosene?
illuminating oil
56
who refined petroleum?
samuel m. kier
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who invented telephone?
Antonio Meucci