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First Civilization of the World

Mesopotamia

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This civilization is known for their advancements in tools to construct houses, temples, tombs, sculpture of their gods,

Egyptian Civilization

100

Their innovations in mathematics, astronomy, engineering, medicine, and philosophy laid the foundation for many aspects of modern science and technology. What civilization is this?

Greek and Rome Civilization

100

Before getting the Medieval Period, there is a slow progress of science in the history of Europe due to fall of Roman Empire and it is known for what ages?

Dark Ages

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Invented around 3500 BCE for pottery, this Mesopotamian innovation later revolutionized transport.

Wheel

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The principles of water measurement and control used in __________ inform modern water control engineering, including the design of dams, levees, and irrigation channels. What ancient innovation is this?

Nilometer

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The basic principle behind this ancient innovation helps our modern world is that as the Earth rotates, the Sun appears to move across the sky, and a fixed object, that casts a shadow that moves in a predictable pattern. What is this?

Sundial

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Because of this ancient innovations it has a big application to our Modern technology is used to create 3D models allowing the scholars analyze and preserve them digitally using "virtually handle" ______. 

Cuneiform

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This Persian physician wrote The Canon of Medicine, the standard medical text for centuries.

Avicenna

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This scholar, known as the “Father of Algebra,” introduced Hindu-Arabic numerals to the Islamic world.

Al kwarizmi

300

This philosopher developed the scientific method and believed all natural phenomena had causes.

Aristotle

300

Why in the ancient times had many civilizations?

fertile of soil

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An encyclopedia of medical knowledge (primary medical text for centuries). Covers, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology and disease treatment

Canon of Medicine

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In which historical era preserve and expand upon Greek, Roman, Indian, and Persian knowledge, later reintroduced to Europe during the Renaissance?

Golden Islamic Age

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This term describes the social system of kings, lords, knights, and peasants that dominated the Early Middle Ages.

Feudalism

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What do you call an event that divides the Christianity?


The Great schism

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Concepts of diagnosis, prognosis, physical examination and prescriptions

Code of Hammurabi

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Who are the two polymath from the high middle ages that made a contribution to our modern world today and give one contribution each polymath?

Avicena - Canon of Medicine
Al Kwahrizmi - Algebra

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In which medieval era did feudalism dominate society, with power decentralized into lords, vassals, and serfs under constant threat of invasions?

EARLY MIDDLE AGES

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What do you call those hire soldiers from other countries in roman empire?

Mercenaries

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What are the four ancient great Civilizations and name its own river that civilized them?

Egypt - Nile River

China - Wanghu River

India - Indus River

Mesopotamia - Euphrates and Tigris

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In which historical era  form the foundation of modern medicine and mathematics, making Arabic the global language of scholarship?

Golden Islamic Age

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In which ancient civilization  forming the basis of modern timekeeping and geometry?

Mesopotamia

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Established a sliding fee schedule for services, promoted outcome measurements, which if not met, resulted in harsh penalties, required medical records to document diseases and therapies, included prescription benefits, fully explained patient's rights, and marketing and advertising publicized the edicts of the King.

Code of Hammurabi

500

Name all the Greek and Rome polymaths who contributed in each field. 2 polymaths in Physics and Medicine, 3 polymaths for Philosophy and Scientific Method and 1 polymaths for Astronomy. 

Physics and Medicine:

1. Hippocrates

2. Anaximenes of Miletus

Philosophy and Scientific Method:

1. Aristotle

2. Socrates 

3. Plato

Astronomy:

1. Ptolemy of Alexandria