The document discusses the intellectual revolution in Asia. It describes how Asia was once in a state of equilibrium, relying on an agrarian society governed by scholar officials and labor work. It then explains how science and technology has varied across Asian countries over time, with some known for contributions to electronics, automobiles, and fields like chemistry and physics. Major economic activities in Asia include agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries, and mining minerals. The types of government and industries in Asia are also diverse.

1. Intellectual Revolution that
Defined Society (ASIAN)
PRESENTED BY:
NIDERA, CAROL S.

2. NIDERA, CAROL S. 2
State of Equilibrium
• Once all of Asia was in a state of ”Equilibrium”
• Relying on Agrarian society (Agriculture Society).
• Task ok governing was left to a specialize ”Scholar Officials”.
• Labor Work
• Centralized state came into being.

3. NIDERA, CAROL S. 3
Asian Revolution
• Science and Technology in Asia is Varied depending on the country
and time.
• In the past, the Asian Civilization was notable for their contributions
to science and technology.
• Particularly known for its electronics and automobile products.
• Other countries are also notable scientific field such as chemical and
physical achievements.

4. Major Economic
Activities in Asia
Agriculture
Animal husbandry
Fisheries
Industries mining
minerals
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5. Politics of Asia
 Constitutional Monarchies
 Absolute Monarchies
 One-party States
 Federal States
 Dependent Territories
 Liberal Democracies
 Military Dictatorship
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6. Types of Asia
Industry
 Mineral-based
industries (metallurgy
petroleum., etc.)
 Manufacturing based
industries (Automotive
electronics., etc)
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