Cave Art
Social
Scientists
Primary or Secondary Sources
Themes of World History
Artifacts
100

What is the evidence that prehistoric cave artists build wood structures to stand on?

There were painting high up on the cavern walls and ceilings

100

What do social scientists primarily study?

human society

100

What is a primary source?

A document or record of an event by someone that present at the time the document or record was created. 

100

What theme describes how people react and interact with their surroundings?

Human Environment Interaction

100

What was used to craft the bison sculpture shown in our textbook?

clay

200

How did prehistoric artists deal with the uneven surfaces of the caves?

They used the surface as part of the painting. 

200

People who study the past are most like which profession?

Detectives

200

What is a reason that historians read diaries and letters from the past?

It is a primary source and it is written by the person who was alive at the time. 

200

What is a factor related to Rise of Civilization? 

Once people cooperated with each other, they were able to form communities. 

Not all civilizations governed the same. 

some civilizations had writing.


200

What would most interest a geographer about the bison sculpture that was shown in our textbook? 

The fact that it was discovered deep inside a cave that is hard to get to.

300

Why are ancient handprints on cave walls very small?

The people were much smaller than we are, so the handprints are small.

300

Why do historians read diaries and letters from the past? 

To find out what happened and why.

300

Give an example of a secondary source?

A biography, a retelling of an event, a secondhand version of an event.

300

What is the significance of Interconnectedness in World History? 

New ideas, products and advancements that developed in one area, eventually reach other areas throughout the world. 

300

What is an artifact?

An object made or used by people from the past

400

What unique challenge the study of prehistoric history present?

There wasn't any written history to tell what happened.

400

An archaeologist digs up these objects.  What does he do with them?

Examines them (the objects)

400

What type of source would a history textbook be considered?

Secondary Source

400

How do Belief Systems affect society?

They often bring about great social and political changes. 

400

Why is the discovery of artifacts important to understanding the past? 

They are clues to the past. 

500

What do scientists think may have been the reason why ancient artists made paint by grinding different minerals and mixing the powders with animal fat?

To make different colors of paint for their art. 

500

What is an object made or used by people from the past called?

Artifact.

500

Why is it important to distinguish between primary and secondary sources?

Primary Sources are more likely to be accurate and truthful, whereas secondary is based on the writers ability to research and recall the information. 

500

How did social groups form the basis for societies? 

These smaller groups banded together to form larger societies. 

500

What do ancient artifacts tell us about the people who created them? 

It helps them to understand Who lived there? When did the live there? What were they like?

M
e
n
u