GE 7
Cards (40)
- Sumerian Civilization- Known for high degree of cooperation
- Inventions of sumerian People- Irrigation and dikes, wheels, plow, and first roads
- Cuneiform- was sumerian's first writing system with triangular figures
- Babylonian Civilization- known for great architectures and engineers
- Hanging Gardens of Babylon- gift of king nebuchadnezzar to his wife
- Egyptian Civilization- famous for their legacy
- the inventions of the Egyptians are: papyrus, ink mad of soot, hieroglyphics, wigs and makeup
- hieroglyphics- ancient egyptian writing system that are only symbols
- printing press- was invented by Johann Gutenberg
- Johann Gutenberg- invented printing press
- Zacharias Janssen- invented microscope
- microscope- invented by Zacharias Janssen
- Telephone- was invented by alexander graham bell
- Pasteurization- the process of heating dairy products to kill the harmful bacteria that allow them to spoil.
- louis pasteur- invented pasteurization
- Petroleum Refinery- invented by Samuel M. Kier
- Samuel M. Kier- solved the problem of the production of animal oils that could not keep up with the demand
- Kerosene- illuminating oil
- Telephone- invented by the Alexander Graham Bell
- SALt stands for Sustainable Alternative Lighting, invented by Aisa and Raphael Mijeno
- Dr. Fe del Mundo- was the first Asian woman to enter Harvard Medical School
- Ejeepney- provides sustainable, clean public transportation in the Philippines
- SALt- stands for Sustainable Alternative Lighting, invented by Aisa and Raphael Mijeno
- Nicolaus Copernicus- proposed the Heliocentric model where planets revolve around the sun
- Paradigm shift of copernican revolution: Geocentric to Heliocentric perspective
- released 'Origin of Species' proposing evolution by natural selection- Charles Darwin
- Paradigm shift of darwinian revolution: Special creation to theory of evolution by natural selection
- Natural Selection- Only favorable traits passed on
- theorized Psychoanalysis- Sigmund Freud
- ID: Primitive instinct, Ego: Reality, Superego: Morality
- Paradigm shift of Freudian Revolution: Art to Independent Science
- Spanish Period- Construction of Churches, walls of Manila, convents, hospitals, and public buildings by 17th century
- American Period- Primary education with English as medium, Philippine Normal School for teacher training
- Commonwealth 1937- Establishment of National Development Company to promote research commercialization
- what is PAG-ASA?- Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services and Administration (formerly Philippine Weather Bureau)
- 1952- the science foundation of the philippines was established
- 1974- the science development program was included in the 4-year development plan of the Philippines
- Executive Order Number 128- known as REORGANIZING THE NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY, gives incentives to Filipinos who are scientists and investors.
- e RA 6655- known as the Science for the Masses Program, aims to encourage children interested in Science and Technology to study for free
- in ancient times, people were concerned with:transportation and navigationcommunicationrecord-keepingmass productionsecurity and protectionarchitecturehealth