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The study of the past.

History

100

The people who study history are called..

Historians

100

What is a region?

An area with one or more features that make it different from surrounding areas.

100

What is a constitution?

A written place of government.

100
True or false.

Secondary sources are more reliable than primary sources.

False

200

Ideas people hold dear and live by.

Values

200

How many steps are there to historical inquiry?

3

1. Find a question that needs to be answered

2. Create a hypothesis (educated guess)

3. Form conclusions based on evidence from tests

200

What are resources?

Materials found in the earth that people need and value.

Ex. stone, clay, etc

200

What kind of services do governments provide?

Public services

Ex. public schools, police, fire departments, etc

200

There are ____ types of historical sources

2

300

Knowledge, beliefs, customs, and values of a group of people.

Culture

300

Explain the difference between a fossil and an artifact

Fossil - remains/mark of something that was once alive

Artifact - Manmade object that was left behind.

300

What does demographics include?

Age, race, and gender

300

What do laws guarantee?

Certain freedoms 

Ex. freedom of speech

300

True or False.

Human population is a example of physical geography.

False

400

An account of an event created by someone who took part in the event or saw the event.

Primary Source

400

Archaeologists explore places where people once ____, _____, and ______.

Lived, worked, or fought

400

Provide two examples of landforms

valleys, mountains, rivers, valleys, plains, etc

400

What is a tax?

A charge that people pay to the government.

400

Is an autobiography a primary or secondary source?

Primary

500
The study of the earth's land and features.

Physical Geography

500

Provide the definition AND an example of both primary sources and secondary sources

Primary - Account of an event created by someone who took part in the event or saw the event

Ex: diary, journal, clothing, etc

Secondary - Information gathered by someone who did not take part in the event or see it

Ex: Textbook, journal articles, biographies

500

What is the difference between climate and weather?

Climate - The pattern of weather conditions in a certain area over a long period of time.

Weather - Conditions during a certain time and place.

500

What was the earliest form of government based on?

On family/bloodline

500

The study of people and the places where they live.

Human Geography
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