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System classifying ancient ages into groups based on tool developmental stages |
Three-age system |
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period of great scientific intellectual achievements that contributed to essential changes in scientific investigation |
Scientific Revolution |
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Period of complex technological inventions that eventually replaced human and animal forces |
Industrial Revolution |
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Known as Digital age |
Information Age |
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period characterized by the change from traditional industry to an economy that is founded on computerization of information |
Information Age |
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He proposed the Three-age system |
Christian Jurgensen Thomsen |
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This is a period of weapons made of stone, wood, or some other materials aside from metals |
Stone age |
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Age where eventual transformation of the society from a culture of hunting and gathering to farming and food production |
Stone age |
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Give the three periods of stone age |
Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic |
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This period is the longest phase of human history |
Paleolithic |
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This means "old" |
Paleo |
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First person who uses fire |
Homonids |
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It is the ancient representation of beauty and a penchant of fertility |
Venus |
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In this period, people are nomads or don't have permanent settlements |
Paleolithic |
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This occur between the end of Paleolithic and beginning of Neolithic period |
Mesolithic |
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The "end of ice age" or "retreat of glaziers" happen in this period |
Mesolithic |
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This product was made from the fur of the animals they hunted, as well as leather from animal skin and linen from flax |
Fur Clothing |
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First man-made dwellings |
Pit houses |
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In this period, the extinction of many large mammals and rising sea levels, climate change that eventually caused the man to migrate |
Mesolithic |
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This is the small stone tools made in the Mesolithic period |
Microliths |
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Agriculture was introduced during this period of time which led to permanent settlements in villages |
Mesolithic |
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In this period, humans switched from hunters/gatherers to agriculture and food production as well as domestication of animals and plants |
Neolithic |
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In this period, more sophisticated tools were invented |
Neolithic |
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This element was composed of 88% Copper and 12% Tin |
Bronze |
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It is the process used to recover or extraction of metals from ore |
Smelting |
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In this age, the first soap in human history was created |
Bronze Age |
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In this age, the emergence of organized government, law, and warfare as well as the beginnings of religion happens |
Bronze age |
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This thing was constructed by Egyptians to commemorate their deceased pharaohs |
Pyramids |
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This period marked the end of ice age |
Mesolithic Period |
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This invention sparks the rise of digital age |
Gutenberg's bible |
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This age was considered to be the dark age |
Middle age |
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Landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty and service |
Feudalism |
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These are people with no permanent settlements |
Nomads |
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The first ore smelted in the South Caucasus |
Iron |
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In this period, iron was valued more highly than gold. |
Iron age |
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Commonly referred as Medieval period |
Middle age |
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This period in middle age happens around 1000-1450 A.D. |
High middle age |
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This invention from china was used to detect earthquake |
Seismograph |
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This is made of loadstones, a naturally occurring magnetic iron. |
Magnetic Compass |
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This invention from china was part of explosive weapon development |
gun powder, guns, and cannon |
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This country created the 12 month calendar |
India |
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Science of smelting |
Metallurgy |
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The major objective of this medicine is to maintain good health rather than treat diseases |
Ayuverda or ayuverdic medicine |
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They produce exquisite ceramics , use cocoa beans as currency, and limestone pyramids to showcase their mastery of architecture. |
Mayans |
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They used stone sculptures to record astronomical observations, engaged in slash-and-burn farming, and human sacrifice tradition |
Aztec |
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They used more sophisticated farming technique called terrace farming, similar to what Igorots in Benguet did. |
Incas |
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This is the period of radical changes in scientific thought that occurred during the 16th and 17th century |
Scientific Revolution |
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The invention of this technology facilitated the quicker dissemination of fresh insights and discoveries. |
Printing press |
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He proposed that planets revolves in circle around the Sun instead of Earth. (Heliocentrism) |
Nicholas Copernicus |
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He proposed the Law of planetary motion that states that all planet revolve around the sun in elliptical not circular. |
Johannes Kepler |
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He proposed the Law of Motion |
Isaac Newton |
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This law states that an object at rest will remain at rest and the moving object will remain moving with the same speed and direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. |
Law of Inertia |
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This law states that acceleration is produced when force acts on a mass. |
2nd law of motion (Law of acceleration) |
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This law states that for every reaction, there is an equal and an opposite reaction. |
3rd law of motion |
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This is the book written by Charles Darwin |
The origin of species |
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He proposed the "Theory of evolution of man" |
Charles Darwin |
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He is known as the father of psychoanalysis and postulated the "Theory of the mind/personality" |
Sigmund Freud |
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This is the period of growth in the latter part of the 18th century that resulted in the industrialization and mass production of products |
Industrial revolution |
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He is a german blacksmith and publisher who introduced "movable type printing" in Europe |
Johannes Gutenberg |
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These are the books printed using presses, which means cradle or birthplace |
Incunabula |
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The usage of computers, the internet, other information technologies like the world wide web was a defining feature of this revolution. |
Post-Gutenberg Revolution |
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It is often referred to as digital age, computer, or new media era. |
Information Age |
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He invented the first computer "analytical engine" |
Charles Babbage |