MAPS
tells the subject of a map
map title
the order in which events take place in history
chronology
a record made by people who saw or who took part in the event
primary source
A place that tells where it is in relation to other places
relative location
a small group of people made up of related families
band
grid system
evidence
not a direct link to an event
secondary source
exact location
absolute location
animals that have died out are now
extinct
this type of map shows cities, states and countries
political map
A story told aloud by a person who did not write down what happened or who did not have written language
oral history
journals, poems, speeches and original photographs are known as
primary sources
landforms, bodies of water, climate, plants and animals are what type of feature
physical feature
another name for Old Stone Age
Paleolithic
this type of map shows land and bodies of water
physical map
points of view
perspective
magazine articles, newspaper articles and encyclopedias are known as
secondary sources
buildings, roads and people are what kind of feature
human feature
spear thrower
atalatl
a smaller map within a larger map
inset map
the ability to understand people of the past in terms of the time in which they lived
historical empathy
way of life
culture
it means to change
modify
people arrived in southwest Africa and Asia by way of a
land bridge