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Match the following concepts with their descriptions:

Science = A discovery and invention process Technology = Augments human abilities Scientific Inquiry = Process starting with observation and leading to conclusion Society = A group of people living together and interrelated

Match the concepts from scientific inquiry with their place in the process:

Observation = The starting point of scientific inquiry Hypothesis = An educated guess or proposed explanation Experiment = Testing the hypothesis Conclusion = The final result of data analysis

Match the aspects of technology with their description:

Technological Tool = Augments human ability Contact Lenses = Technology that enhances vision Modern Technology = Constantly improving with the use of scientific knowledge Historical Tech = Early human developments including farming tools

Match the following terms with the primary subject of their discussion:

<p>Science = Discovery and invention Technology = Tools that augment human ability Society = Interactions and relationships among groups Scientific Method = A systematic approach to research</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each concept with its defining characteristic:

<p>Science = A process of discovery and invention Technology = An augmentation of human capabilities Scientific Inquiry = Methodical process from observing to concluding Society = Interrelated groups of people</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the concepts with their descriptions from the text:

<p>Social interaction = Persistent engagement among individuals Social group = A collection sharing territory and cultural expectations Society = The sum of all human interactions, including problem solving Technology = Major driver of economic development</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the terms with their related impact:

<p>Science = Can have both beneficial and detrimental effects Technology = Emerging from microprocessors, telecommunications, and nanotechnology ST = Key driver to development Technological revolutions = Paved way to cognitive interventions and gene editing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the areas to their description:

<p>Health systems = Improvements due to technology Education = Improved as a consequence of technology Infrastructure = Enhanced through advancements in technology Economic development = Underpinned by revolutions in science and technology</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following descriptions to the corresponding sector according to its description:

<p>Micro-processors = Basis for technological revolutions of the 21st century Telecommunications = Sector associated with technology developments Bio-technology = Sector associated with medical advances Nano-technology = Sector connected to revolutionary material science and technology</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following areas with their related advancements:

<p>Cognitive enhancement = Interventions made possible by technological advancements Proton cancer therapy = Medical technology for cancer treatment Genetic engineering = Advances in biotechnology that impact gene alteration Economic growth = Result of underpinning science and technology</p> Signup and view all the answers

Relate the concepts to their function:

<p>Science = Engine of growth Science &amp; Technology = Underpin economic progress Technology = Alters interaction Society = Affected by science and technology</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the action with its impact:

<p>ST development = Paves the way for interventions Social interaction = Persistent engagement among individuals Technological advancements = Improve health and education Developments in ST = Drives economic and social progress</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their associated description:

<p>Society = Includes the interactions we engage in to figure things out Social Group = Typically subject to same political authority and dominant cultural expectations Science = Has impacts on society that are not entirely positive or negative Technology = Alters how people connect and communicate</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Roman innovations with their descriptions:

<p>Acta diurna = Government information published daily Codex = Bound books, replacing wax tablets Aqueducts = Structures for carrying water Roman numerals = Their method of numerical notation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Roman architectural structures with their descriptions:

<p>Cathedrals = Large churches serving as centers of worship Basillicas = Large public buildings used for government Coliseums = Amphitheaters used for gladiatorial contests Aqueducts = Structures to carry clean water</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Roman calendar innovations with their descriptions:

<p>Republican calendar = Early Roman calendar system Julian calendar = Reforms of the original Roman calendar Aeolipile = Early steam engine precursor Catapult = Medieval artillery used to launch stones or missiles</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Roman inventions with their purposes:

<p>Aeolipile = Precursor to the steam engine Catapult = Medieval artillery for launching projectiles Air conditioner (Roman) = Water piped through walls to cool houses Aqueducts = Provided water</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Chinese innovations with their descriptions:

<p>Silk = Traded for goods, culture, and knowledge Tea = Processed using a wheel-based machine Gun powder = A mix of chemicals, used for both weapons and fireworks Great Wall of China = Border control structure made from wood and stone</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the items to their primary usage

<p>Aeolipile = Aka Hero's engine Catapult = Weapon Tea machine = Shreds tea leaves intro strips Gun powder = Explosives</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following items to the culture they belong to:

<p>Acta Diurna = Roman Silk trade = Chinese Julian Calendar = Roman Great Wall = Chinese</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following items to their function:

<p>Codex = Bound books Tea machine = Processes tea leaves Coliseum = Amphitheater Gunpowder = Alchemist</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Philippine inventions with their respective functions or descriptions:

<p>Kampilan = Filipino sword used as a symbol of power and status Baybayin = Indigenous scripts of pre-colonial Philippines Erythromycin = Antibiotic discovered by Dr. Abelardo Aguilar Medical Incubator = Native laundry basket with hot water bottles placed in-between for heat</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Philippine inventions with their inventors:

<p>Erythromycin = Dr. Abelardo Aguilar Amphibious Tricycle = Dominic Chung and Lamberto Armada Medical Incubator = Dr. Fe Del Mundo SALT Lamp = Aisa Mijeno</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Philippine-made technologies with their features:

<p>SALT Lamp = Sustainable alternative lighting Medical Incubator = Used as a portable incubator Mosquito Ovicidal/Larvicidal Trap System = Trap to control mosquitoes E-Jeepney = Uses electricity instead of diesel</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match these inventions with a key attribute or purpose:

<p>Kampilan = Symbol of power and wealth Baybayin = Pre-colonial writing system Erythromycin = Treatment of bacterial infections Medical Incubator = Providing warmth and care for infants</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following inventions with their area of application:

<p>SALt Lamp = Sustainable Lighting Amphibious Tricycle = Transportation on land and water Mosquito Ovicidal/Larvicidal Trap System = Public Health E-Jeepney = Environmentally friendly public transport</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the innovation with its civilization:

<p>Cuneiform = Sumerian The Pyramids = Egyptian Hippocratic Oath = Greek Code of Hammurabi = Babylonian</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the invention with its purpose:

<p>Wheel = Mass production Plow = Cultivate land Sailboat = Transportation of goods Roads = Easier transportation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Egyptian invention with its main use

<p>Papyrus = Safe-keeping of records Ink = Recording history and culture Cosmetics = Health and aesthetics Wig = Protection against sunrays, lice</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Greek civilization with their fields of study:

<p>Geometry = Deductive reasoning Medicine = Symptoms of diseases Odometer = Measures distance Alarm Clock = Use of water or pebbles/sand</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following innovations with their civilization of origin:

<p>Great Ziggurat of Ur = Sumerian Hanging Gardens of Babylon = Babylonian Pyramids of Giza = Egyptian Olympics = Greek</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the ancient technological advancements with their descriptions:

<p>Irrigation &amp; Dikes = Solved water scarcity, farming, and food production Mummification = Long journey after life on earth Clepsydra = Water clock Water Mill = Agricultural processes</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the characteristics with the ancient civilizations:

<p>Polytheists = Babylonian Architectural work made of clay, mud, sun-baked bricks = Sumerian Record of Egyptian’s history and culture = Egyptian Religious festival in honor of Zeus = Greek</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following contributions to their respective purpose:

<p>Cuneiform = Writing system to keep records Plow = Cultivate land for increased crop production Hieroglyphics = Record of history, culture and codified laws Geometry = Geometric facts for deductive reasoning</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following ancient texts with their respective civilization:

<p>The Epic of Gilgamesh = Sumerian Code of Hammurabi = Babylonian Papyrus = Egyptian Hippocratic Oath = Greek</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following innovations with their civilization:

<p>Sailboat = Sumerian Cosmetics = Egyptian Odometer = Greek Roads = Sumerian</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match these characteristics with their civilization:

<p>Symbol of power = Sumerian An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth = Babylonian Smooth angles-symbolized rays of the sun = Egyptian Use of water/pebbles that dropped into drums = Greek</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following scientific innovations with their associated use:

<p>Irrigation &amp; Dikes = Solved problems of flooding and water scarcity Mummification = Preservation of the body for the afterlife Water Mill = Agricultural processes Alarm Clock = Use of water or pebbles to create sounds</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following ancient materials with their uses:

<p>Soot with different chemicals = Ink Kohl-soot &amp; galena = Makeup-protections Core mud brick = Great Ziggurat of Ur Clay and sun-baked bricks = URUK city</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the characteristics with the civilizations they represent:

<p>Platform of solid core mud brick = Sumerian Layers upon layers of gardens = Babylonian Tombs for pharaohs and queens = Egyptian Father of Medicine = Greek</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following with their function or use:

<p>Cuneus = Writing system Papyru = Safe-keeping of Records Cosmetics = Health and aesthetics Olympics = Religious festival honoring Zeus</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following inventions with their inventors:

<p>Printing Press = Johan Guttenberg Steam Engine = James Watt Telephone = Alexander Graham Bell Mechanical Calculator = Blaise Pascal</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following scientific advancements with their main purposes:

<p>Microscope = Observation of small organisms Telescope = Astronomy Pasteurization = Kill bacteria in liquids/foods Oil Refinery = Production of kerosene</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following inventions with their primary areas of impact or function:

<p>Crossbow = Offensive weapon Body Armor = Defensive wear Car = Transportation Airplane = Air travel</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following inventors with their key contributions:

<p>William Gilbert = Forces in friction Benjamin Franklin = Experiments in electricity Henry Ford = T-car model Orville &amp; Wilbur Wright = Airplane</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following items with their related time periods:

<p>Printing Press = Medieval/Middle Ages Steam Engine = Modern Ages/Industrial Revolution Electricity Experiments = Modern Ages/Industrial Revolution War Weapons = Medieval/Middle Ages</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following items with their associated fields:

<p>Microscope = Biology Telescope = Astronomy Pasteurization = Food Science Oil Refinery = Chemistry</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following individuals with the innovation they are best known for:

<p>Johan Guttenberg = Printing Press Louis Pasteur = Pasteurization Samuel M. Kier = Oil Refinery Hans Lippershey = Telescope</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each technological advancement with its impact:

<p>Printing Press = Mass communication Steam Engine = Industrialization Telephone = Instant communication Mechanical Calculator = Easier arithmetic</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

What is science?

The systematic study of the natural world through observation, experimentation, and analysis. It seeks to understand and explain phenomena using evidence-based methods.

Scientific Inquiry

A process of inquiry that involves a series of steps, including observation, questioning, forming a hypothesis, experimentation, data analysis, and concluding.

What is technology?

The application of scientific knowledge to create tools, techniques, and systems that solve problems and enhance human capabilities.

What is society?

A group of people who share common values, beliefs, behaviors, and institutions. It comprises various interconnected elements, such as culture, social structures, and interactions.

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The interaction between science, technology, and society

The relationship between science, technology, and society is complex and multi-faceted. It involves how scientific discoveries influence technological advancements, how technology shapes societal values and structures, and how societal needs drive scientific research and technological innovations.

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Social Group

A group of people who regularly interact with each other, share a common space, and often have similar political and cultural influences.

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Human Interaction

The sum of all human interactions, including how we work together to solve problems and create things.

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Impact of Science and Technology on Society

Science and technology have a significant impact on how people live, connect, communicate, and conduct business, leading to major changes in economic development.

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Science and Technology as Drivers of Development

Science and technology are crucial drivers of progress, as advancements in these fields fuel economic growth, improvements in health systems, education, and infrastructure.

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Dual Nature of Science and Technology

The positive and negative consequences of science and technology are intertwined. While they offer benefits, they also raise ethical and societal concerns that need careful consideration.

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21st Century Technological Revolutions

New technologies arising from fields like microprocessors, telecommunications, biotechnology, and nanotechnology are shaping our lives in unprecedented ways.

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Science and Technology: Interventions for Cognitive Enhancement and Medical Advancements

Science and technology empower interventions in areas like cognition enhancement, cancer treatment, and genetic engineering, leading to profound possibilities and ethical considerations.

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Science and Technology as Engines of Growth

Science and Technology are essential for driving economic progress. They fuel innovations, improve productivity, and create opportunities for growth and prosperity.

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Kampilan

A type of sword used by Filipino datus and sultans, symbolizing power and status.

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Baybayin

Indigenous writing systems used in the Philippines before Spanish colonization.

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Erythromycin

An antibiotic discovered by Filipino scientist Dr. Abelardo Aguilar, used to treat various bacterial infections.

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Tricycle

A three-wheeled vehicle commonly used for transportation in the Philippines, known for its versatility and practicality.

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Salt Lamp

A sustainable and affordable alternative lighting lamp invented by Aisa Mijeno, using salt water as fuel.

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Medieval/Middle Ages

A period of history following the fall of the Roman Empire and lasting until the Renaissance, characterized by significant invasions, migrations, and warfare.

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Printing Press

A printing device invented by Johann Gutenberg in the 15th century that used movable metal type to create exact copies of texts.

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Microscope

A device invented by Zacharias Janssen in the late 16th century that used lenses to magnify objects, enabling the observation of tiny organisms.

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Telescope

An optical instrument invented by Hans Lippershey in the early 17th century that uses lenses to magnify distant objects.

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Industrial Revolution

The period in history characterized by significant advancements in manufacturing, technology, and communication, fueled by the invention and adoption of the steam engine and other machinery.

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Steam Engine

An invention by James Watt that converted heat into motion, enabling machines to perform tasks more efficiently.

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Pasteurization

A process invented by Louis Pasteur that uses heat to kill bacteria in liquids and foods, improving preservation and safety.

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Oil Refinery

A process invented by Samuel M. Kier that extracted kerosene from oil, paving the way for the petroleum industry.

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Acta Diurna

Early Roman newspapers, containing government announcements and news.

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Codex

The first bound books, made of animal skin or papyrus, coated in wax to hold writing.

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Basilica

A large building typically used for religious ceremonies, governmental business, or public events.

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Roman Numerals

Roman numerals are a number system using symbols like I, V, X, L, C, D, and M, to represent numbers.

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Air Conditioner in Ancient Rome

A device that used water pressure from aqueducts to cool houses in ancient Rome. Similar to modern-day air conditioners.

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Aeolipile

A device that utilizes steam power, considered a precursor to modern steam engines.

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Catapult

A powerful weapon used in medieval times to throw stones or missiles, often used in warfare.

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Julian Calendar

A method of organizing time, used for many years in ancient Rome, and later replaced by the Gregorian calendar.

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Cuneiform

A writing system developed by the Sumerians using wedge-shaped marks pressed into clay tablets. It was used for record keeping, literature, and administrative purposes.

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Uruk City

The first true city built in Mesopotamia, known for its impressive architecture and bustling urban life.

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Ziggurat

A massive, tiered temple structure, typical in ancient Mesopotamian civilizations. It was built as a sanctuary for the gods, with platforms dedicated to different deities.

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Irrigation & Dikes

A system of canals, dams, and reservoirs that enabled Sumerians to manage water resources for agriculture and irrigation.

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Sailboat

A sailboat used by the Sumerians to transport goods and travel along rivers and seas.

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Wheel

A device invented by the Sumerians to make farm work easier, enabling them to cultivate land and increase crop production.

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Plow

A tool used by ancient Sumerians for digging the ground and cultivating land, increasing crop yields.

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Roads

The first roads built by ancient Sumerians for efficient transport of goods and people.

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Code of Hammurabi

A system of laws created by Hammurabi, the Babylonian king, which were inscribed on a stele and set out punishments for offenses.

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Polytheistic Religion

The belief in multiple gods and goddesses, prevalent in many ancient civilizations, including the Babylonians.

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The Pyramids

Tombs built by the ancient Egyptians for pharaohs and queens, often adorned with elaborate decorations and hieroglyphs.

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Mummification

The practice of preserving bodies after death by removing internal organs and drying the body with salts and spices.

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Papyrus

A type of paper made from the papyrus plant, used by the ancient Egyptians for writing and record-keeping.

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Hieroglyphics

A form of writing used by the ancient Egyptians, consisting of symbols that represent sounds, words, or ideas.

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Clepsydra

A water clock used by the ancient Egyptians to measure time. The flow of water from a vessel to another marked the passage of time.

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Study Notes

Introduction to GSTS

  • GSTS stands for Science, Technology, and Society
  • Learning Outcomes:
    • Discuss the general concepts and scopes of science and technology.
    • Discuss interactions between S&T and society throughout history.
    • Discuss how scientific and technological developments affect society and the environment.

What is Science?

  • Modern science is a discovery as well as an invention (John Heilbron, 2003)

Scientific Inquiry

  • Scientific inquiry is a process to follow.

The Scientific Method

  • Observation
  • Question
  • Hypothesis
  • Experiment
    • Conduct experiments
    • Troubleshoot
  • Analysis
  • Conclusion
  • Communicate results.

What is Technology?

  • Technology is the practical application of scientific knowledge, which makes a human's sense or ability more powerful. (Mark Zuckerberg, 2014)

What is Society?

  • Society is a group of people with common values, interactions, territory, culture, etc.
  • Society is the sum total of interactions between humans, figuring things out and making things.

The Role of Science & Technology

  • Technology relies on scientific knowledge.
  • Science informs technology.
  • Society demands more technology, in turn asking more from science.
  • Technology benefits society, and makes life easier.

The Roles/Impacts of Science & Technology

  • Science and technology alter the way people interact and connect. It has significant effects on economic development.
  • The effect of S&T on society is neither entirely beneficial nor entirely detrimental.
  • S&T is key to development, underpinning economic progress and improving health systems, education and infrastructure.
  • S&T improves lives in developing countries.
  • S&T impacts society and vice-versa

STS as a Discipline

  • The study of how society, politics and culture influence scientific research and technological innovation and vice-versa.
  • STS originated in the 1960s and 1970s.
  • STS is a result of a "sociological turn" in science studies.
  • It considers the social, political, and cultural contexts of science and technology.

Goals of GSTS

  • Confront realities
  • Environmental Awareness
  • Spread Awareness
  • Reflective Knowledge

Historical Antecedents of S&T (Ancient Times Outline)

  • Ancient ages
  • Middle ages
  • Modern ages
  • Philippine (Pre-Spanish to Post-Commonwealth)
  • Present
    • Research: Computers, internet, telephone, Radio, light, steam engines, electricity
    • Physics, Chemistry, Biology research
      • Key entities are provided in chronological order

Ancient Times

  • Transportation and navigation
  • Communication and record-keeping
  • Mass production
  • Security and protection
  • Health and aesthetics
  • Engineering
  • Architecture

Ancient Times- Sumerian Civilization

  • Cuneiform writing system
  • Uruk City - architecture made of clay, mud, sun-baked bricks
  • Great Ziggurat of Ur, a mountain of solid mud core, mud bricks, dedicated to a moon god
  • Irrigation and Dikes
  • Sailboat, Wheel, Plow, Roads

Ancient Times- Babylonian Civilization

  • The Hanging Gardens
  • Code of Hammurabi
  • Religion

Ancient Times- Egyptian Civilization

  • Pyramids
  • Mummification
  • Papyrus
  • Ink
  • Hieroglyphics
  • Cosmetics
  • Wigs
  • Clepsydra

Ancient Times- Greek Civilization

  • Geometry
  • Medicine (symptoms of pneumonia, epilepsy, etc.)
  • Hippocratic Oath
  • Experiments (human body)
  • Alarm clock
  • Water Mill
  • Odometer
  • Olympics

Ancient Times- Roman Civilization

  • Newspaper (Acta Diurna)
  • Codex
  • Architecture (basilicas, coliseums, aqueducts, houses)
  • Numerals (Roman numerals)
  • Julian calendar
  • Aeolipile
  • Catapult
  • Air Conditioner

Ancient Times- Chinese Civilization

  • Silk
  • Tea
  • Great Wall of China
  • Gunpowder

Medieval/Middle Ages

  • Between the fall of the Roman Empire and the renaissance.
  • Marked by massive invasions and migrations.
  • Wars were prevalent.
  • Weaponry, navigation, mass food production, farm production, health.
  • Printing Press (Johan Guttenberg)
  • Microscope (Zacharias Janssen)
  • Telescope (Hans Lippershey, Galileo Galilei)
  • War Weapons (crossbows, longbows, body armor)

Modern Ages/Industrial Revolution

  • Industrialization
  • Increase in population
  • Demands for goods, faster transportation, more effective communication
  • Developments in health and education
  • Transition to new manufacturing processes (1760 and 1840)
  • Steam Engine (James Watt)
  • Pasteurization (Louis Pasteur)
  • Oil Refinery (Samuel M. Kier)
  • Telephone (Alexander Graham Bell)
  • Mechanical Calculator (Blaise Pascal)
  • Electricity (William Gilbert, Benjamin Franklin)
  • Car (Henry Ford)
  • Airplane (Orville & Wilbur Wright)

Philippine Inventions

  • Vulnerable to natural disasters.
  • Kampilan (Filipino sword)
  • Baybayin (Indigenous Scripts)
  • Erythromycin (Dr. Abelardo Aguilar)
  • Tricycle (Dominic Chung, Lamberto Armada)
    • Salt lamp
    • Medical Incubator
    • Mosquito/ Larvicidal trap system
    • E-Jeepney

Cradles of Early Science

  • Mesopotamia- Maya
  • Mesopotamia - Inca
  • Mesopotamia - Aztec

Asia - India

  • Known for iron manufacturing, metallurgy
  • Ayurveda
  • Astronomy
  • Mathematics (Mohendajero Ruler)
  • Aryabhata
  • Aryabhatiya
  • Brahmagupta
  • Madhava

Asia - China

  • Acupuncture
  • Compass
  • Heavenly Bodies and Lunar Calendars
  • Papermaking

Asia - Middle East

  • Al-Hasan Ibn al-Haytham (Father of Optics)
  • Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi
  • Jabir ibn Hayyan (Father of Chemistry)
  • Ibn Sina

Africa

  • Geometry (Lebombo Bone)
  • Alchemy
  • Astronomy
  • Metallurgy

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