primary/ secondary sources
New stone age
Old stone age
Maps
States
100

A diary written by a soldier during a war is what type of source?

What is a Primary source

100

What is another name for the New Stone Age?

What is the Neolithic Age?

100

What is another name for the Old Stone Age?

What is the Paleolithic Age?

100

What part of a map explains what the symbols and colors mean?

What is the legend/key?

100

What is the capital of Arizona?

What is Phoenix?

200

A textbook written 100 years after an event that explains what happened is what type of source?

What is a Secondary source 

200

What major development allowed Neolithic people to grow their own food?

What is agriculture/farming?

200

How did most Paleolithic people get their food?

What are hunting and gathering?

200

Which direction is at the top of most maps?

What is north?

200

Which state is the largest U.S. state by area?

What is Alaska?

300

A photograph taken during a historical event is usually considered what type of source?

What is Primary source 

300

Why did many Neolithic people begin living in permanent settlements?

What is farming allowed people to stay in one place?

300

Were Paleolithic people generally nomadic or settled?

What is nomadic?

300

What does a map scale help you determine?

What is distance?

300

Which state is known as the Sunshine State?

What is Florida?

400

A historian writes an article explaining why the American Revolution happened. What type of source is this?

What is secondary source 

400

What is the process of raising and caring for animals for human use called?

What is domestication?

400

Why did Paleolithic people move from place to place?

What is to follow animals and find food and resources?

400

If you are traveling east and turn around and travel in the opposite direction, which direction are you now traveling?

What is west?

400

Which state is directly north of Arizona?

What is Utah?

500

You find a letter written by Abigail Adams in 1776 discussing events happening during the American Revolution. Is this a primary or secondary source, and why?

What is Primary source 

500

Explain one major way the Neolithic Revolution changed human life.

  • People began farming.
  • People domesticated animals.
  • People settled in permanent villages.
  • Population increased.
  • People developed specialized jobs.
  • People stored food.
  • Communities became more complex. 
500

Compare the Old Stone Age and New Stone Age. Give one major difference.

The Paleolithic/Old Stone Age was mainly based on hunting and gathering and nomadic lifestyles, while the Neolithic/New Stone Age was based more on farming, domestication, and permanent settlements.

500

A map shows mountains, rivers, and elevation. What type of information is this map showing?

What is physical geography/physical features?

500

Name two states that border Arizona.

What are California, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado?

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