Geography
Skills
Skills 2
Location and Region
History
History 2
100
People migrated across a thin strip of land.
What is a land bridge
100
One of 4 ways to decide if a statement is true or false.
What is claim testing?
100
Finding the similarities and differences between 2 items.
What is comparison?
100
The latitude & longitude of a place or a street address.
What is absolute location?
100
People moved out of Africa to other parts of the world.
What is migration?
100
100 years.
What is a century?
200
A part of land that sticks out into the ocean.
What is a peninsula?
200
The physical, written, or photographed proof.
What is evidence?
200
Happenings or people that make an event happen.
What is cause (causation)?
200
The physical and human characteristics of a place.
What is relative location?
200
A group of people 1000's of years ago who hunted and gathered wild plants.
What is forager?
200
Someone or something that is believable and backed by evidence or authority.
What is credible?
300
The imaginary line that is drawn around the Earth's center horizontally running east to west.
What is the equator?
300
An expert in any subject.
What is an authority?
300
Comparing like items and how they stay the same or become different over time.
What is continuity & change?
300
A human construct that can be mapped and analyzed.
What is a region?
300
The time in history before modern times.
What is before common era? (BCE)
300
Forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of a new system.
What is revolution?
400
What is a plateau?
400
A gut feeling that determines true or false.
What is intuition?
400
Examining the happenings and people around an event.
What is contextualization? (context)
400
An area of land defined by governments.
What is a formal region?
400
The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group
What is culture?
400
Region where a complex society developed, characterized by a city or state, social hierarchy, and writing.
What is the Cradle of Civilization?
500
The imaginary line that circles the Earth vertically from north to south.
What is Prime Meridan?
500
Using facts to make a conclusion.
What is logic?
500
Evaluating historical evidence by analyzing its creator's perspective, purpose, and biases.
What is sourcing?
500
An area of land defined by people's perspective. i.e. the South, the Middle East.
What is vernacular region?
500
Knowledge about animals, plants, and dangers groups of people shared.
What is collective learning?
500
A spread of people from their original homeland.
What is diaspora?