Vocab 1
Vocab 2
Vocab 3
Map Reading
Bonus Round
100
The study of the past
What is History?
100
Someone who studies the past
Who is a historian?
100
The first people to be living in a place
Who are Indigenous People?
100
The Capitol of the Country in this map
What is Paris?
100
The continent where you find the southpole, where the penguins slide on snow, and where scientists brave the cold
What is Antarctica?
200
A historical source that was made during the time you are studying by someone who was there
What is a primary source?
200
A historical source that was made after the time you were studying, by someone who read primary sources.
What is a secondary source?
200
When people move from one place to another with the intention of settling, either forever or a little while, in that new place
What is Human Migration?
200
The Country to the North of Bonners Ferry
What is Canada?
200
The name that the people the spanish called the Navajo called themselves
What is The Dine
300
A historical research method where people are either interviewed about things they have seen or they pass down their knowledge through storytelling.
What is Oral History?
300
Fictional stories set in the past that otherwise could have happened in real life.
What is Historical Fiction?
300
People who travel from place to place, surviving by hunting, gathering, and herding
Who are nomads?
300
The northernmost mountain in Vietnam 
What is Phan Xi Pang Mountain?
300
The people who used winter counts as a way of recording their history
Who are the Lakota?
400
The study of the physical features of the Earth and the activities of people on it.
What is geography?
400
A 2 Dimensional representation of a place that we use to navigate and represent our world.
What is a Map?
400
People who settle in one place and plant crops and raise animals to provide for themselves
Who are farmers?
400
The southernmost island of New Zealand 
What is Steward Island?
400
The name of the piece of land that people crossed into the America
What is the Bering Land Bridge?
500
The city where the government of a territory is based marked by a special symbol on maps
What is a Capitol?
500
The line on a map that designates where one territory starts and another territory ends.
What is a border?
500
A society that is reliant on farming to provide its food
What is an agricultural society?
500
The northernmost town in Sierra Leone
What is Falaba?
500
The empire in modern day Mexico who had their capitol at the city of Tenochtitlan
Who are the Aztecs?