What is the definition of history?
The stories of the past
What is a model?
A image, picture, or design made to replicate something in the real world.
What is our country?
The United States of America
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington
Where was the large dangerous landslide this year that destroyed a city?
Nepal
What is the definition of oral history?
Stories told aloud
Why do scientists use models?
To help them experiment and understand events they may not be able to witness.
What is our Continent?
North America
What is the max amount of terms that a president can serve?
two terms
What was the animal that was being chased by the cops in the episode this week?
An Emu
What is the definition of an autobiography?
A story about a person's life written by another person.
What is the process called where water turns into water vapor by heat?
Evaporation
What is the state our school is in?
Washington
Which president was assassinated while watching a play?
Abraham Lincoln
Whose plane were the researchers trying to discover on a tropical island?
Amelia Earheart's
What is the difference between a primary source and secondary source?
A primary source is made by someone who was there at the time and experienced it.
What is the process called where water vapor collects and condenses together?
Condensation
What is the capital of our State?
Olympia
What two parties are presidents primarily elected from?
Republican and Democrat
What is the section called where Carl shows viewers from around the world?
A World of Viewers
How does having multiple points of view help you understand history?
Multiple points of view help you understand the full picture.
What is the process called where water vapor falls from the sky?
Precipitation
What two states border Washington?
Idaho and Oregon
What is the max number of years a president can serve?
10 years
According to Carl, Wednesday's are _________
Mid