MODULE 4 Flashcards
It is attributed mainly to the changes brought about by technology
Generation gap
Tools from stone and flints marked the ear of ____, during the advent of our very own ____, and humans began to sharpen stones as one would be a knife, example of this is wedge.
Stone age era
Homo sapiens
____ have been using fire to cook through chipping one flint over the other to produce a spark without realizing the law of friction
Homo Erectus
During ____, there are several excavations in different parts of Europe of miniature statues, “___” which depicts rudimentary carving of a voluptuous woman out of ivory or stone
Paleolithic period
venus
In the latter half of ____, it includes several figures through to ceremonial or deity.
Stone Age
Earliest case of man-made extinction occurred over 12,000 years ago, possibly brought upon by ____ and _____
hunting
territorial dispute
Holocene extinction is also called ___, occurred from as early as between 100,000 to 200,000 years up to the present.
6th extinction or Anthropocene extinction
It pertains to the ongoing extinction of several species - both flora and fauna
6th extinction or Anthropocene extinction or Holocene Extinction.
They began to sharpen stones
to use in hunting; an example of
this is the simple machine called
wedge.
Homo Sapiens
It depicts a rudimentary carving of a
voluptuous woman out of ivory or stone.
Venus
People discovered minerals and began forging metalwork. They realized that these substances are more durable,
malleable, and have more luster than the previous material.
Metal Age Period
Factors that drives the people to the 6th extinction are:
- need for survival, development and adaptability
- Growing population
- Formation of Community
____ emerged some 9,000 years ago caused several species to lose competition in territory and food species
hunting
They began to hunt, farm,
and produce things prospect
of profit.
Human Condition in
the Common Era
Products of every kind were exchanged, ranging from necessary ones such as crops, cattle, poultry, others of kind, and clothing materials, up to metals, accessories, weapons, spices, literature, and entertainment.
Human Condition in
the Common Era
When they could not sell products, they used their skills and got compensated for it—bringing forth a specialized group of artisans.
Human Condition in
the Common Era
They became fixated with gold and were adamant in procuring more, trying to use incantations with mixtures of substances to turn lead into one.
Human Condition in
the Common Era
Notable Comparison of then
and now
- Morality rate
Lesser women and children die during birth
Notable Comparison of then
and now
2.Average lifespan
Science is able to prolong lives by enhancing living status
and discovering different remedies to most diseases
Notable Comparison of then
and now
- Literacy rate
Access to education provided to more individuals generally creates a more informed public that could determine a more just society.
Notable Comparison of then
and now
- Gross Domestic Product
Higher country income is brought upon by high productivity, often an indicator of presence of technology.
He argued that the essence, or purpose,
and being of technology are different from
each other.
Martin Heidegger
He strongly opposes the view that
technology is “a means to an end” or “a
human activity.”
Martin Heidegger
Technology, according to Heidegger must be understood as _____
“a way of revealing”
