A person who studies history through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.
What is an archeologist?
Used to understand symbols on a map.
What is the map key or legend?
4
How many hemispheres are there?
7
The number of continents
It divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
What is the equator?
GRAPES
What is Geography, Religion, Achievements, Political Structure, Economy, Social Structure?
It is use on a map to determine the distance of one place to another place.
What is a map scale?
The names of the hemispheres.
Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western
5
What is the number of oceans?
It is 180 degrees
What is the International Dateline?
Before written records
(DAILY DOUBLE)
What is prehistoric?
It is a 3D representation of the Earth.
What is a globe?
2
How many hemispheres do we live in
The names of the oceans.
What is Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic and Antarctic or Southern?
It is located at 90 degrees North, 0 degrees
Where is the North Pole?
MR HELP stands for
What is Movement, Region, Human Environment Interaction, Location and Place.
The first period of history.
What is the Paleolithic Period?
Drawing the Earth on a flat paper is called this.
(DAILY DOUBLE)
What is a map projection?
Northern and Eastern
The names of the continents.
What are North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and Antarctica?
It is zero degrees longitude.
What is the Prime Meridian?
It allowed for people to live in one place.
It allowed for steady source of food.
It allowed for specialized jobs and the division of labor.
Why was the development of agriculture important to the establishment of a civilization?
2 mutually exclusive properties of a map.
What are size and shape?
Lines that create hemispheres
Equator, Prime Meridian and International Dateline
It may be the 8th continent.
What is New Zealandia?
0 degrees; 23.5 degrees south, 23.5 degrees north, 66.5 degrees south, 66.5 degrees north, 90 degrees south and 90 degrees north
What is the equator; the Tropic of Capricorn and Tropic of Cancer; the Antarctic Circle and the Arctic Circle and the South Pole and the North Pole