Civics
What is a right?
A freedom that you get for being a citizen of a community.
What is economics?
Economics is all about the money, honey!
Geography is the study of the earth and it's natural features! (like mountains, rivers etc.)
What is history?
The story of the past.
When I go to the store and purchase groceries, what am I?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services.
Answers Vary.
A job or something that you have to do at home.
What is the difference between needs and wants?
Need is something you HAVE to have to live. Wants is something that you would LIKE to have.
What kind of map shows the borders of states or countries, and shows cities and capitals?
Political Maps
Who were the first settlers in Kentucky?
The Native Americans-Iriquois, Cherokee, and Pawnee
Anything that a person has to make.
Who is the leader of our local government? State government? National government?
Local-Mayor
State-Governor
National-President
Name a good and a service that consumers (customers) buy.
Good-any THING you can put in your cart.
Service-when you hire someone to DO something for you.
What are the INTERMEDIATE directions?
Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, Northwest
How did first settlers get to and from Kentucky?
The Cumberland Gap
Name two types of water and land forms.
mountain, plain, plateau, dessert, island, volcano, peninsula, valley
river, creek, pond, lake, ocean, bay
What is a responisibilty of the community?
A responsibility is a law. Name one.
What is someone who makes a good or provides a service called?
A producer
What is a landform that has water on three sides?
A peninsula
Where did Daniel Boone settle in Kentucky?
Near the Kentucky River he settled at Ft. Boonesborough
What is the name of the road that Daniel Boone and his men helped to cut out in Kentucky?
What is a member of a community called?
A citizen
What kind of an item is made by God?
Natural resources
What is the name of a body of water that is surrounded by land on all sides?
Lake or pond
Name one of the Acts that King George made the colonists follow.
Tea Act, Stamp Act, Sugar Act, Quartering Act
What is the name of the little box that shows the meaning of symbols on a map?
a key or a legend