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Technonogy or the use of tools has developed along with civilization throughout the course of history.  From the use of a sharpened stick to splitting the atom and the internet, one technological advancement has built on preceding developments.  Technology has followed numerous different, but interrelated tracks.
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Technonogy or the use of tools has developed along with civilization throughout the course of history.  From the use of a sharpened stick to splitting the atom and the internet, one technological advancement has built on preceding developments.   
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Most technological advancements can be categorized as focused on one major area of civilization.
  
 
*Commerce
 
*Commerce
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*Transportation
 
*Transportation
 
*Building & Construction
 
*Building & Construction
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*Health
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*Information
  
 
As even a cursory examination of the history of the development of different techonologies for these categories would suggest, one particular invention is used for all of them.  Probably the most basic example would be the wheel.  No one would deny that this one invention made lasting improvements in every area of life.
 
As even a cursory examination of the history of the development of different techonologies for these categories would suggest, one particular invention is used for all of them.  Probably the most basic example would be the wheel.  No one would deny that this one invention made lasting improvements in every area of life.
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==Commerce==
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===Money===
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*Currency
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*Banking
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*Corporations
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===Materials===
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*Metal Working
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*Plastics
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*Fabrics
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*Chemicals
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==Warfare==
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*Hand-to-hand Weapons
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*Missle Weapons
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*Siege Engines
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*Gunpowder Weapons
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==Transportation==
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*The Wheel
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*Automobiles
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*Aircraft
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*Watercraft
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==Buildings and Construction==
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*Earthwork
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*Concrete
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*Masonry
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*Steel
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*Woodworking
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*Thermal Protection
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*Moisture Protection
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*Doors, Windows, and Hardware
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*Flooring
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*Gypsum Board Assemblies
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*Painting & Coatings
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*Pre-Engineered Buildings
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*Conveying Systems
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**Elevators
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**Escalators
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*Plumbing
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*Fire Protection Systems
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*Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning
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*Electrical Systems
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==Health==
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*Agriculture
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*Medicine
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**Penicillin
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**Antibiotices
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**Aspirin
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*Procedures
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==Communication & Information==
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*Writing
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*Paper
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*Telegraph
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*Telephone
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*Computer
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[[Category:Technology]]
 
[[Category:Technology]]

Revision as of 15:09, August 25, 2007

Technonogy or the use of tools has developed along with civilization throughout the course of history. From the use of a sharpened stick to splitting the atom and the internet, one technological advancement has built on preceding developments. Most technological advancements can be categorized as focused on one major area of civilization.

  • Commerce
  • Warfare
  • Transportation
  • Building & Construction
  • Health
  • Information

As even a cursory examination of the history of the development of different techonologies for these categories would suggest, one particular invention is used for all of them. Probably the most basic example would be the wheel. No one would deny that this one invention made lasting improvements in every area of life.

Commerce

Money

  • Currency
  • Banking
  • Corporations

Materials

  • Metal Working
  • Plastics
  • Fabrics
  • Chemicals


Warfare

  • Hand-to-hand Weapons
  • Missle Weapons
  • Siege Engines
  • Gunpowder Weapons


Transportation

  • The Wheel
  • Automobiles
  • Aircraft
  • Watercraft


Buildings and Construction

  • Earthwork
  • Concrete
  • Masonry
  • Steel
  • Woodworking
  • Thermal Protection
  • Moisture Protection
  • Doors, Windows, and Hardware
  • Flooring
  • Gypsum Board Assemblies
  • Painting & Coatings
  • Pre-Engineered Buildings
  • Conveying Systems
    • Elevators
    • Escalators
  • Plumbing
  • Fire Protection Systems
  • Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning
  • Electrical Systems


Health

  • Agriculture
  • Medicine
    • Penicillin
    • Antibiotices
    • Aspirin
  • Procedures


Communication & Information

  • Writing
  • Paper
  • Telegraph
  • Telephone
  • Computer