Flores, John Carlo A.
September 21, 2021
BSME – 2D
MODULE 1-LESSON 3 -LEARNING ACTIVITIES-PAGE 23
Instructions:
1. Use 4-5 sentences in answering the essay part- Guide questions 1,2 and 3. (15
points)
2. Copy/follow the matrix below for Guide Question 4
OTHER Scientific Revolution
(4pts-1 pt. Each)
Meso- The scientific revolution
America that happened in
Mesoamerica were their
belief in the cycles of
planets and celestial beings
like the sun, and the moon;
they also built
observatories which helped
in their agricultural and
architectural calculations.
Asia China's government's 13th
five-year plan revolves
around science-based
innovation projects
research, gene science, big
data and medical robotics.
Middle Syrians managed to control
East the right amount/volume of
air to be introduced into
the furnace of melted iron
to oxidize as much of the
carbon out of the what-
would-be steel.
Africa More than 35,000 years
ago, Egyptians scripted
textbooks about math that
included division and
multiplication of fractions
and geometric formulas to
calculate the area and
volume of shapes
Impact on Technology Impact on Society
(12 pts-3 pts each) (12 pts-3 pts each)
Medicine, science, art, Mesoamerica adopted new
and philosophy were all technology, implemented
very important to all social identities and political
three civilizations, but reforms, established symbolic
the greatest priorities and religious meanings and
were on astronomy and improved intercity relations
architecture. which all coincided with the
systems theory used in
processual archaeology.
Japan, which is To navigate shared futures for
particularly known for its Asia and the world across
electronics and policy, arts and culture,
automobile products education, sustainability,
business, and technology.
Some of the most The world's most important
important technological source of energy and the key
achievements in the to the stability of the global
Middle East were related economy
to the use of water, from
the ancient Iranian qanats
to the modern dam
systems on the Nile and
Euphrates Rivers.
The socioeconomic Africa is a pan-African
effects will improve the ecosystem development
lives of impoverished network that brings together
people in Africa all players to concentrate
efforts on creating a vibrant
environment for impact
investing on the continent by
addressing key barriers that
inhibit the development and
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growth of the sector in Africa.

Guide Questions
1. Why do you think were most intellectual ideas controversial?

- They were very controversial because they defied the most common and
widely-accepted beliefs during the time. If a widely-accepted belief is
challenged, people tend to become very defensive because it is what they
accepted their whole lives and they are uncomfortable with the fact that
they might have believed in something wrong for so long. A perfect example
is when people used to believe that the Earth is the center of the universe
and that all stars, planets, and the sun revolved around the Earth. They
believed that this is how God made the world.
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2. Why did the people accept these new discoveries despite being contradictory
to what was widely accepted at that time?

- The people accept these new discoveries because the ideas is have a study
a long time and have a facts that can make believe to the people and have
a evidence at all, and even it is contradictory some people accept this
because of that.

3. How do intellectual revolutions transform societies?

- The intellectual revolutions transform societies it is because of science that

the people experiment and try to think and create a technology that can
help to the society and because of intellectual revolution the people change
their perceptions in their life, the people are more knowledgeable and try
new things to discover other things that can help our society