During the ________, the Chinese were the first to domesticate the silkworm and mulberry trees for use in making cloth.
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Pythagoras
________ (500 BCE), a well- known scientist, also developed both scientific and illogical theories about the nature of the physical universe in addition to discovering useful triangle- related information.
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Corpus Hippocraticum
The ________, a medical text written by the renowned Greek physician Hippocrates, was published in 400 BCE.
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Shang dynasty
The Sumerians (around 3000 BCE) and the ________ in China (around 1700 BCE) were two civilizations that benefited from the wheel's invention as they advanced.
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European Renaissance
Before Galileo during the ________, Greek astronomers made observations and inferences that were unmatched.
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Common Era
Around the beginning of the ________, the Chinese developed paper, a material that was much less expensive than silk and more portable than clay tablets or metal.
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Syria
Around 1500 BCE, the Egyptians were the first people to make glass, but by 100 BCE, ________ was a significant exporter of fine glassware.
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Greek mathematician
Aristarchus, a(n) ________, used Euclid's theory to calculate the distance between the Sun and the Moon.
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China
Around 2200 BCE, the first bronze foundry was established in ________.
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Aluminum
________ was first refined by the Chinese about 1, 500 years before Europeans did.
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Chinese
The wheelbarrow, created by the ________ in the first century CE, is one useful example of a wheel.
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BCE
Around 200 ________, the Andes region saw the development of gold smelting, which was primarily used for jewelry.
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sixth century CE
In the ________, Dionysius Exiguus developed the modern dating method.
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scientific speculative
The mathematical and ________ fields have benefited greatly from the contributions of Western civilizations.
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astral rhythms
The ________ were carefully observed by the ancients, who calculated how the seasons fit into this calendar.
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Mesopotamia
The potter's wheel, which was discovered in ________ as early as 3500 BCE, and the water wheel, a hydrology invention made around 500 BCE.
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Galen
________ (3rd century CE), whose medical writings provided guidance for centuries to come, and Erasistratus of Chios, who explained heart valves (250 CE), were two other notable Greek physicians.
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Homeopathy
________ and natural remedies have been used in Chinese medicine for a very long time.
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Chinese mathematicians
________ invented the magnetic compass (1 CE),"negative numbers "(100 CE), and the north- south and east- west parallels in maps (265 CE), among other innovations.
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iron
Because ________ was easier to produce than bronze, it was quickly used extensively in both farming and warfare.
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Indian textiles
________ are still well- known today, despite other cultures adopting cotton growing and spinning.
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Maya people of Central America
The ________ created an incredibly precise calendar based on a widely recognized event, such as the birth of Christ, that could predict eclipses and planetary conjunctions.
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Greek medicine
________ is renowned for its effective and often imitated treatments for illnesses.
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China
The earliest surviving writing in ________ was discovered incised on animal bones, turtle shells, and bronze objects.
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Sumer
By 2700 BCE, one of the earliest Mesopotamian cities, had created the first calendar, which had 354 days.
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2700 BCE
By ______, Sumer, one of the earliest Mesopotamian cities, had created the first calendar, which had 354 days.
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354 days
How many days does the first calendar have?
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China
By 1400 BCE, _____ had created a calendar that was remarkably similar to the one we use today.
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Maya people
The ______ of Central America created an incredibly precise calendar based on a widely recognized event, such as the birth of Christ, that could predict eclipses and planetary conjunctions.
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Dionysius Exiguous
In the sixth century CE, he developed the modern dating method.
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Catal Huyuk
Before the Bronze Age, copper smelting started in _____.
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northern Thailand
But around 4000 BCE, the first bronze was made by people in _____.
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China
Around 2200 BCE, the first bronze foundry was established in _____.
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2200 BCE
the first bronze foundry was established in China.
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4000 BCE
he first bronze was made by people in northern Thailand.T
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Hittites
By 1200 BCE, the __________ in western Asia had mastered the art of making iron, and ironwork was also well-known in central Africa.
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Aluminum
______ was first refined by the Chinese about 1,500 years before Europeans did.
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Andes region
Around 200 BCE, the _____ saw the development of gold smelting, which was primarily used for jewelry.
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200 BCE
the Andes region saw the development of gold smelting, which was primarily used for jewelry.
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iron or bronze
After 600 CE, cultures in the Western Hemisphere also started to process copper and silver, but never _____.
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Chavan culture
Around 1100 BCE, the _____ of the Andes was where rubber was first discovered.
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rubber
Around 1100 BCE, the Chavan culture of the Andes was where ______ was first discovered.
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Near East
Writing was first created by people in the _______. They used animal skins, papyrus and clay tablets.
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China
The earliest surviving writing in _______ was discovered incised on animal bones, turtle shells, and bronze objects.
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Common Era
Around the beginning of the ______, the Chinese developed paper, a material that was much less expensive than silk and more portable than clay tablets or metal.
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abacus
Around 3000 BCE, the Near East developed the _____, demonstrating a fascination with numbers, mathematics, and the sciences.
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Pythagoras (500 BCE)
a well-known scientist, also developed both scientific and illogical theories about the nature of the physical universe in addition to discovering useful triangle-related information.
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Euclid (300 BCE)
Geometrical insights from ______ are still studied today.
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Aristarchus
a Greek mathematician, used Euclid's theory to calculate the distance between the Sun and the Moon.
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pi
Archimedes, in turn, calculated ____ and created tools like the lever and the pulley.
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1 CE
Invention of magnetic compass
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100 CE
Invention of Negative numbers
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265 CE
Date when north-south and east-west parallels in maps were introduced.
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200 BCE
the first to use exponential formulas and scientific notation
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Sumerians
Shang Dynasty
two civilizations that benefited from the wheel's invention as they advanced.
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wheelbarrow
The ____, created by the Chinese in the first century CE, is one useful example of a wheel.
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potter
The _____’s wheel, which was discovered in Mesopotamia as early as 3500 BCE
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water
the ____ wheel, a hydrology invention made around 500 BCE.
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Egyptians
Around 1500 BCE, the _______ were the first people to make glass
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Syria
by 100 BCE, _____was a significant exporter of fine glassware.
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Neolithic Era
During the _______, the Chinese were the first to domesticate the silkworm and mulberry trees for use in making cloth.
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Indus River valley
Around 2500 BCE, cotton was woven and traded in the ________.
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China
By 2500 BCE, Acupuncture started in ____.
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Corpus Hippocraticum
a medical text written by the renowned Greek physician Hippocrates, was published in 400 BCE.
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Galen
whose medical writings provided guidance for centuries to come
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Erasistratus of Chios
who explained heart valves (250 CE), were two other notable Greek physicians