What is a historian?
Someone who studies the past
What is an economist?
Someone who studies how someone uses limited resources to make goods/services
What is a geographer?
Someone who studies places and the Earth's features
What is a political scientist?
Someone who studies the government
What are the four lenses of a social scientist?
Historians
Geographers
Economists
Political Scientists
A photgraph is what type of source?
primary
What is a producer? Consumer?
Someone or buisiness who make or sell a good/service
A consumer uses their own money to purchase a good or service?
List 3 lenese of geography
movement, location, place, region, human/environment interaction
What does a political scientist ask?
What does the government do?
What should Christians ask?
How do we see God's hand at work?
A textbook is what type of source?
Secondary
someone who buys a good or service with their own money
What is the difference between relative and absolute location?
Absolute is specific, relative uses surrounding places to describe a location
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What does a geographer ask?
Where did it happen?
Historians should record events in _____________ order
Chronological
What does it mean to have limited resources?
There is not enough resources to meet the wants and needs
What is a region?
An area with similar characterisics
What does the legislative branch do?
Make the laws
What does a historian ask?
Who was involved? Why/how did it happen? What happened? When?
Primary and secondary sources
What is opportunity cost?
What are physical and human characteristics?
Physical = natural
human = man made
What does the executive branch do?
What does the judicial branch do?
Executive = enforces the laws
Judicial = judges/decides how the laws work
What does an economist ask?