WHO contributed to the development of science and technology?

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The earliest civilizations of the world were born along rivers because?

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WHEN was the first recorded civilizations of the world existed in the region of Mesopotamia?

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It means "between two river" in Greek

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What does the "between two rivers" signifies?

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Among the early civilizations that flourished in Mesopotamia were the Sumerian, Babylonian, and (a)  

The earliest known civilization in Mesopotamia

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They are called “the blackheaded people”

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They were known for building walled city-states and their many inventions are still widely used today.

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What were the initial writing of the Sumerians?

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Scribes would use the stylus to make wedge shaped marks in the clay. This type of writing is called cuneiform writing, which means (a)  

A historical region and cultural area in North America

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The earliest known Mesoamerican civilization.

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It was established in the northeastern part of Mexico at around 1,200 BC.

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An external and internal decay brought the fall of this empire.

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Was originally a small town near the Tiber when Augustus Ceasar became its first Emperor.

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The invention of the odometer is attributed to?

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A physician who wrote texts describing more than 200 diseases and their corresponding treatments.

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One of Africa’s most famous civilizations, which was born along the Nile River.

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Means “Black Land,” because of the rich dark soil along the river.

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a basement with fourteen large rooms with stone arch ceilings

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developed their own number system

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They devised a lunar calendar similar to that Sumerians and divided one year into 12 months with each month divided into an alternate of 29 and 30 days.

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It tells the story of the Tower of Babel

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The person who directed the excavation of Babylon in 1899

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they invented sundials and water clocks to determine time

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Served as one of history’s earlier trading grounds through their production of textiles, leather goods, and jewelry

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It tells the story of the Tower of Babel

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It is believed to have inspired the biblical story of the Tower of Babel, and Nebuchadnezzar’s palaces.

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They were known for advancing the number system that became the precursor of fractions, square and cube formulas, and the Pythagorean Theorem were found written on the tablets.

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pharaoh of the third dynasty of the Old Kingdom

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It was designed by Imhotep

a material made from the pith of the papyrus plant that is similar to paper, that was used by the Egyptians as a writing surface.

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They were responsible for cosmetic inventions including wigs and make-up as seen in their pictograms and hieroglyphics.

This huge discovery proved that Mesopotamia, Babylon, and Egypt were not the only ancient civilizations.

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responsible for introducing and developing medicinal treatments including acupuncture and herbal medicine.

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during this dynasty many inventions emerged

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practice of relieving pain, healing illnesses, and improving the general well-being of a person by inserting several metal needles at precise points into the skin and tissue.

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SILK ORIGINATED FROM????????

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initially used for fireworks, was also one of the popular creations of Chinese Taoist alchemists who mixed sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate in hopes of creating a potion for immortality in 142 AD.

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What did the Romans used for long range artilleries.

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The land where silk comes from

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production and cultivation of silk

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- a former Roman temple

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the largest amphitheater ever built by the Romans

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What is the first Roman aqueduct in 312 BC

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What is Pergumum in the present day?

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A physician,who was the first to describe and diagnose symptoms of different diseases and their corresponding treatments.

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considered as the “Father of Western

Medicine,”

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an oath of ethics taken by physicians and medical practitioners to promise to uphold values and ethics in the practice of medicine.

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the pioneering invention that contributed to the creation of water mills

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constructed for water management in Samos and Athens.

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worked by using water droppings and clay vessels to track time

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used to measure distance and space

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the first Western philosopher and mathematician, became popular for his precise prediction of the solar eclipse on May 28, 585 BC.

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He believed that “number” is the only objective concept in the understanding of reality.

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a country in Southeastern Europe also known as Ellada

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a type of ceramic clay pottery used to craft vases, plates, cups, and decorative furniture which were treasured by other nations at the time of its invention.

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the first to record astronomical

phenomena such as the solar eclipse and one of the

few to witness a guest star supernova at 1054 BC

that created the Crab Nebula

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China was derived from sanskrit Cina from the name of????

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a counting deviced developed by Chinese

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a 20-meter high statue made of white limestone depicting a reclining sphinx with a lion’s body and a human head.

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