Classroom Routine & Note-Taking
Foundations of History
Doing History
Time and Space
Miscellaneous
100

The first 2 things you grab when entering class.

What is a marker and whiteboard?

100

There are 7 continents and this many oceans on Earth.

What is 5 Oceans?

100

The diary and letters of a historical figure would be considered this type of source.

What is a Primary Source?

100

These are the 4 Directions shown on a Compass Rose.

What are North, East, South, and West

100

This is the name for the Earth’s geometric shape.

What is an Oblate Spheroid

200

The Potsdam History Department uses this Note-taking system.

What is Cornell Notes?

200

Economists, Sociologists, and Archaeologist all fall under this Field of the Sciences.

What is Social Science?

200

The relationship between historical actions and their related context and consequences.

What is Cause and Effect?

200

We now use these 2 acronyms instead of B.C. and A.D. to separate time before and after the year 0. 

What is B.C.E. & C.E.

200

Humans generally prefer to settle near this geographic feature.

What is a River Valley?

300

When the beginning and end bells ring, this is expected from every student.

What is Sitting flat in our seats?

300

Identity & memory; Patterns & Parallels; and Narrative & Meaning are all reasons for this.

What are reasons to study history.?

300

Each persons unique and individual perspective.

What is Point of View

300

The Northern and Southern Hemispheres are separated by this line in the middle of our Globe.

What is the Equator?

300

A characteristic of civilization that is built for the use of the general public.

What is Public Works?

400

This is the only electronic device that you should bring to class every day.

What is a Chromebook?

400

If History can be compared to a criminal investigation, it would be this kind of case.

What is a Cold Case?

400

This is information regarding the broad location of a historical event or time period. 

What is Big Geographic Context?

400

This theme of geography uses lines of latitude and longitude to give precise geographic context.

What is Location

400
Religious beliefs that worships many gods. 

What is Polytheism? 

500

These 3 items are specifically not allowed in class.

Backpacks, Hoodies, Headphones

500

This is the English translation of the Greek Verb "Historia"

What is “To Inquire”

500

Specific information regarding the immediate cause of a historical event.

What is Little Historical Context?

500

All civilizations share this many basic features/characteristics.

What is 8?

500

A term that refers to the shared ancestry of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths. 

What is Abrahamic Religions? 

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