Geography
What is a map used for?
To show places and locations
What is history?
The study of the past
What is a citizen?
A member of a country
What is supply?
Amount of goods available
What is Kentucky’s capital?
Frankfort
What do we call land and water features?
Physical features
Who were the first people in America?
Native Americans
What is voting?
Choosing leaders
What is demand?
How much people want something
What is Kentucky’s nickname?
Bluegrass State
Question: What is climate?
The weather over a long period of time
Why did colonists come to America?
Religious Freedom, land, and economic opportunities
What is rule of law?
Everyone must follow laws
What is opportunity cost?
What you give up when choosing something
What famous race happens in Kentucky?
The Kentucky Derby
What is it called when people move from place to place?
Migration
What document declared independence?
Declaration of Independence
What is popular sovereignty?
People have the power
When countries depend on each other for goods and services because no one country can produce everything efficiently, this concept is called what?
interdependence
This famous frontiersman helped establish Kentucky’s early settlements and explored the region through the Cumberland Gap. Who is he?
Daniel Boone
Why do people settle near rivers?
Water, transportation, and resources
Why is the Constitution important?
It creates the government and laws
What are checks and balances?
Limits on government power
This trade system connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas, exchanging goods, enslaved people, and raw materials in a three-part route. What is it called?
triangular trade route
This was the first permanent settlement in Kentucky, established in 1774. What is it called?
Harrodsburg?