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They built impressive cities with stone temples, pyramids, plazas, palaces, and ball courts. Also, farming and trading were the focus of this civilization. Corn, beans, and squash were important crops. They also traded salt, chocolate, and cotton with other cultures.
Mayan Civilization
2
Why did Maya Civilization collapse?
Warfare, Volcanic Eruption, Drought
3
They were fierce warriors who used military power to build a huge empire. Collecting taxes from the people they conquered was how they became so healthy.
Aztecs
4
What is the capital city of Aztec Civilization?
Tenochtitlan
5
They were ruled by an emperor who had absolute power.
Incas
6
To keep records, the Inca used this thing which is a knotted cord used as a counting tool.
Quipu
7
It is the largest continent in the world, is the home of several ancient civilizations. It is a home to diverse, cultural, economic, scientific, and political activities.
Asia
8
It is a huge peninsula bordered by vast bodies of water and fortified by mountains in its northern boarders. They are also known for manufacturing iron and are famous in metallurgical works.
India
9
A system of traditional medicine that originated in ancient India before 2500 BC.
Ayurveda
10
A famous text in Ancient India, describes different surgical procedures that are useful in practicing medicine during that period.
Sushrutasamhita
11
He is an Indian astronomer and mathematician, in his "Aryabhatiya" he introduces a number of trigonometric functions, tables, and techniques as well as algorithms algebra.
Aryabhata
12
Important innovations of this civilization include standardized weights and measures, seal carving, and metallurgy with copper, bronze, lead and tin.
Harrapan Civilization
13
Another theory posits that there was no single ruler, but rather a number of leaders representing each of the urban centers.
Mohenjo-Daro
14
Four Great Inventions of China
Compass, Papermaking, Gunpowder, Printing
15
In astronomy, they recorded and preserved several data on supernovas, lunar, and solar eclipses and comets. They also observed heavenly bodies to predict weather changes and seasons. They used lunar calendars and developed seismology that made them more prepared in times of natural calamities.
Chinese
16
A Muslim scientist and is the Father of Optics.
Ibn al-Haytham
17
He is a Muslim chemist and is the Father of Chemistry.
Jabir Ibn Hayyan
18
He founded the science of experimental medicine. He is the first physician to conduct clinical trials.
Ibn Sina
19
What are the two most notable works of Ibn Sina?
Book of Healing, The Canon of Medicine
20
As a continent, it is blessed with many natural and mineral resources.
Africa
21
This ancient civilization has contributed significant advances in the fields of astronomy, mathematics, and medicine.
Egyptian Civilization
22
It was a product of necessity to preserve the layout and ownership of farmlands of the Egyptians living along Nile river. The rules of this product were created and used to make rectilinear structures, the post of lintel architecture in Egypt.
Geometry
23
It is the writing system ancient Egyptians used for inscriptions mostly on walls of temples and tombs, as well as statues, coffins, and sarcophagi.
Hieroglyphs
24
This have been a tool for multiplication, division, and simple mathematical calculation or a six-month lunar calendar, is considered to be the oldest known mathematical artifact dated from 35,000 BCE.
Lebombo Bone
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1
They built impressive cities with stone temples, pyramids, plazas, palaces, and ball courts. Also, farming and trading were the focus of this civilization. Corn, beans, and squash were important crops. They also traded salt, chocolate, and cotton with other cultures.
Mayan Civilization
2
Why did Maya Civilization collapse?
Warfare, Volcanic Eruption, Drought
3
They were fierce warriors who used military power to build a huge empire. Collecting taxes from the people they conquered was how they became so healthy.
Aztecs
4
What is the capital city of Aztec Civilization?
Tenochtitlan
5
They were ruled by an emperor who had absolute power.
Incas
6
To keep records, the Inca used this thing which is a knotted cord used as a counting tool.
Quipu
7
It is the largest continent in the world, is the home of several ancient civilizations. It is a home to diverse, cultural, economic, scientific, and political activities.
Asia
8
It is a huge peninsula bordered by vast bodies of water and fortified by mountains in its northern boarders. They are also known for manufacturing iron and are famous in metallurgical works.
India
9
A system of traditional medicine that originated in ancient India before 2500 BC.
Ayurveda
10
A famous text in Ancient India, describes different surgical procedures that are useful in practicing medicine during that period.
Sushrutasamhita
11
He is an Indian astronomer and mathematician, in his "Aryabhatiya" he introduces a number of trigonometric functions, tables, and techniques as well as algorithms algebra.
Aryabhata
12
Important innovations of this civilization include standardized weights and measures, seal carving, and metallurgy with copper, bronze, lead and tin.
Harrapan Civilization
13
Another theory posits that there was no single ruler, but rather a number of leaders representing each of the urban centers.
Mohenjo-Daro
14
Four Great Inventions of China
Compass, Papermaking, Gunpowder, Printing
15
In astronomy, they recorded and preserved several data on supernovas, lunar, and solar eclipses and comets. They also observed heavenly bodies to predict weather changes and seasons. They used lunar calendars and developed seismology that made them more prepared in times of natural calamities.
Chinese
16
A Muslim scientist and is the Father of Optics.
Ibn al-Haytham
17
He is a Muslim chemist and is the Father of Chemistry.
Jabir Ibn Hayyan
18
He founded the science of experimental medicine. He is the first physician to conduct clinical trials.
Ibn Sina
19
What are the two most notable works of Ibn Sina?
Book of Healing, The Canon of Medicine
20
As a continent, it is blessed with many natural and mineral resources.
Africa
21
This ancient civilization has contributed significant advances in the fields of astronomy, mathematics, and medicine.
Egyptian Civilization
22
It was a product of necessity to preserve the layout and ownership of farmlands of the Egyptians living along Nile river. The rules of this product were created and used to make rectilinear structures, the post of lintel architecture in Egypt.
Geometry
23
It is the writing system ancient Egyptians used for inscriptions mostly on walls of temples and tombs, as well as statues, coffins, and sarcophagi.
Hieroglyphs
24
This have been a tool for multiplication, division, and simple mathematical calculation or a six-month lunar calendar, is considered to be the oldest known mathematical artifact dated from 35,000 BCE.
Lebombo Bone