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Science, Technology and Society
study how social, political, and cultural values affect scientific research and technological innovation
Science
organized and dynamic inquiry (following scientific method) a human activity and a social enterprise that leads to formation of concepts, methods and principles, theories, law and procedures which seek to describe and explain nature and its phenomena
Technology
material product as result of scientific inquiry. It is the application of knowledge
Fire
most important discovery and invention of man in the stone age
Persian Civilization
it is also called achaemenid empire, located now in Iran
Cyrus the great
who built the persian civilization
india’s indus valley to europe’s balkan peninsula
the persian civilization was extended from-
Persepolis
capital of persia
Satrap
powerful provincial governor in ancient persian empires
Zoroastrianism
one of the world’s oldest monotheistic religions, religion of persia
persia
Qanat - water supply system
persia
taxation system - traced back to this ancient-
persia
the concept of human rights - written in cuneiform using akkadian language
persia
postal service - first regular postal in the world
persia
sulfuric acid - discovered by abu bakr muhammad Ibn Jakarta al-razi
persia
battery - ceramic pot, metal tube, and metal rod
persia
yakchal - refrigerator (ice pit)
3300 bce - 1300 bce
when did indus-hindu civilization took place
northwest south asia
location of indus
northeast afghanistan, pakistan, northwest india
indus-hindu covered parts
harappan civilization
indus valley is also known as
harappa
first site where archaeological evidence of the civilization was discovered in 1921
theocracy
government system of indus ruled by a divine or religious authority, where religious leaders likely held political power and decisions
Polytheistic
religion of indus valley
indus
standardized weights and measurement
indus
used mud ovens - built above and below ground, utensils mostly made out of clay
indus script
known as harappan script that is still undeciphered
indus
seals (2000 of them), used for trade and identification, made of terracotta and animal symbols
indus
urban planning and housing - houses build from baked bricks
indus
world’s first known urban sanitation system, greatest achievement
indus
ruler made of ivory
indus
ornamental buttons made from seashells
indus
buttons used for decoration, cotton production
indus
stepwell - 5000 years ago, larger than the greatbath
arabian peninsula
arabic civilization is originated in- now located in southeast asia
caliph
ruled islamic islands in the middle east and north africa, also means successor
caliphate
semi-religious government in arabian
islam
religion of arabia, founded by muhammad born in mecca
arabic
noria - water wheel used even in syria
arabic
great mosque of damascus - one of the oldest and largest mosques
arabic
wool weaving, silk production, pottery, jewelry, leather, and perfume industries
arabic
astrolabe - created by muhammad al-fazari - earliest creators in the islamic world
arabic
paper making
arabic
camera obscura - contributing in the field of optics (ibn haytham)
middle ages
also called medieval period, age of religion, or dark ages
middle age
medieval comes from latin word-