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Gawain 3: ISIP-HAMUNIN: PICK IT UP PANUTO:HANAPIN SA LOOB NG KAHON ANG MGA SALITA NA ANGKOP SA BAWAT YUGTO NG PANAHONG REBOLUSYON

Spinning Jenny
Thomas Hobbes
Ptolemy
Ehekutibo
John Locke
Steam boat
Geocentric view
Elektrisidad
Check and Balances
Galileo Galilie
Two Treatises of Goverment
Proletariat
Heliocentric view
Nicolas Copernicus
Alexander Grahambell

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