Who Governs
Branches of government
Citizens
History and Time
History Detectives
100

In this form of government, citizens hold
political power.

What is democracy?

100

This branch of government makes laws.

Legislative Branch

100

This word means a legal member of a country.

Citizen

100

This subject is the study of events in the past

History

100

An ancient tool, a pottery bowl, and a
handmade coin are examples of these
human-made objects studied as evidence

What are artifacts?

200

This form of government has a king or queen, who usually inherits the position.

monarchy?

200

This branch of government carries out and
enforces laws

The Executive Branch 

200

This legal process allows an eligible person to become a citizen of a country.

What is naturalization?

200

Historians use this visual tool to place events along a line and show their sequence over time.

A Timeline 

200

A diary written during an event by someone who experienced it is this type of historical source.

a primary source?

300

In this form of government, one leader or a small group holds power, with little meaningful control by the people.

What is authoritarian government?


300

This branch interprets laws and decides legal cases

The Judicial Branch 

300

A society moves toward greater democratic participation and a stronger voice for its people. This process has this name

What is democratization?

300

Historians use this term for a span of time
grouped by shared characteristics or
developments.

A period, A historical period, or an Era

300

A textbook chapter written later by a historian who analyzes evidence about an event is this type of source.

A Secondary Source 

400

Government A must obey laws that restrict its power. Government B places few legal limits on its ruler. Identify each as limited or unlimited.

A: limited government. B: unlimited
government. Both are required.


400

This document sets out a government's basic rules and powers and can protect individual rights.

Constitution 

400

A sixth grader is too young to vote in a public election. Name two other ways the student can participate in civic life

volunteer, stay informed, write to an official, speak about an issue, or organize a community project.

400

This term describes the time before people developed writing and written records.

PreHistory 

400

A historian compares maps of the same place from two different years. Name one change the maps could help reveal.

change in borders, settlements, roads, trade routes, or land use. The maps must show the relevant feature.

500

Can a country have a monarchy and a democracy? What country is an example? 

Yes, United kingdom (england), Sweeden, Thailand

500

How do ideas turn into laws?

1. Ideas 

2. Bills 

3. Laws 

Bills need to be aproved by the legislative and executive branches. Then reviewed by the judicial if needed. 

500

Explain the difference between a right and a responsibility. Give one example of each.

A right is a protected freedom or
entitlement, such as free speech. A
responsibility is a duty or expected civic
action, such as obeying laws or staying
informed.

500

What word describes putting events in order as they happened? 

Chronology or Chronological 

500

What is the one similarity and difference between Anthropology and Archeology?

Similarity: they both study human past, culture, and our changes over time. 

Difference: Archeologist go out and 

find / dig up new artifacts 

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