SCIENCE COUNTRY

2. A region and cultural area in the Americas, extending from central Mexico to parts of Central America.
8. A branch of mathematics that deals with symbols and the rules for manipulating them, developed further by Muslim mathematicians.
9. Part of a region known for the rise of Islam and significant contributions to science during the Golden Age.
10. The science of diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness, with significant contributions from civilizations like Egypt and India.
12. A branch of physics focused on the study of light, significantly advanced by Ibn al-Haytham.
13. Known for its monumental pyramids, early medical practices, and advancements in astronomy and mathematics.
15. The continent where early scientific and mathematical developments, such as geometry and metallurgy, took place.
16. A Mesoamerican culture that contributed to education, agriculture, and medicinal practices.
18. The study of celestial objects and phenomena, extensively developed by civilizations like the Maya, China, and the Middle East.
19. Refers to followers of Islam who contributed to various scientific fields during the Golden Age.

1. The largest continent, home to ancient civilizations like India and China, which made significant contributions to science and technology.
3. An ancient civilization known for its advanced knowledge in astronomy and mathematics, particularly in Mesoamerica.
4. A civilization renowned for inventions like the compass, papermaking, and gunpowder, as well as traditional medicine.
5. A major world religion that played a pivotal role in the development of science during the medieval period.
6. The second part of the region name where Islam flourished, fostering scientific and mathematical advancements.
7. The scientific discipline involved with elements and compounds, pioneered by early Muslim scholars like Jabir ibn Hayyan.
11. A South American civilization famous for its road networks, stone structures, and quipu system.
14. The abstract science of number, quantity, and space, developed across various ancient civilizations, including India and Egypt.
17. A South Asian country known for Ayurveda, advanced mathematics, and early astronomical theories.