Sources
This type of source includes first-hand accounts of events
What are Primary Sources?
This is the continent you live on
What is North America?
What is Virginia?
Inuit lived in this type of structure
What is an Igloo?
By 1 mile, this is the longest river in North America
What is the Missouri River?
A biography of Alexander Hamilton would be this type of source
What is a Secondary Source?
This is the largest ocean in the world
What is the Pacific Ocean?
These two US States are known as the Noncontiguous States because they aren't connected to the other 48
What are Alaska and Hawaii?
What are Corn, Squash, and Beans?
The oldest mountains in North America are in this range.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
Incomplete, relying on your own knowledge, and biases of the authors are all disadvantages of these.
What are Primary Sources?
This ocean borders Africa to it's west, Asia to it's North, Australia to it's east, and the Southern Ocean to it's south
What is the Indian Ocean?
This US State is shaped like a giant letter T
What is Texas?
The Totem Pole is a recognizable symbol of this tribe.
Who are the Kwakiutl?
These flat, dry grasslands are key to farming in the United States
What are the Great Plains?
More complete, providing additional context, and relying on someone else's prior knowledge for context and content are advantages of this
What are Secondary Sources?
This is the only continent that has no permanent human settlement
What is Antarctica
Virginia borders 5 states.
Name them.
What are North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Maryland?
Canoes, bows, arrows, and tools were all kinds of this resource
What are capital resources?
This river forms the border between the United States and Mexico
What is the Rio Grande?
This is a settled and often prejudiced view of any topic.
What is a Bias?
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
This state fills in the blank of the following list.
California, Arizona, ____________, Texas
What is New Mexico?
This 18,000-20,000 year old site is recognized as the oldest known inhabited archaeological site in the Western Hemisphere
What is Cactus Hill?
Patters of Trade, Locations of Cities and Towns, Westward Expansion, Agriculture, and Fishing are all examples of this.
What is How Geography Impacts Us?