Themes of History
Themes of Geography
Primary vs. Secondary sources
Map Skills
Types of Government
100
The number of themes that we will use in this class
What is six?
100
The study of earth
What is geography?
100
diary entry
What is a primary source?
100
Asia, Antarctica, Australia, Africa, North America, South America
What are continents?
100
The person or people responsible for making and enforcing the laws of society
What is government?
200
The exchange of goods, services, or raw materials for money
What is trade?
200
the five themes of geography
What are: location, place, movement, HEI, and movement
200
A picture taken at the event
What is a primary source?
200
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Southern, and Indian
What are the major oceans?
200
A government system where sole power belongs to the king or queen
What is a monarchy?
300
The movement and people between locations.
What is migration?
300
the two types of location
What are exact and relative
300
Gossip
What is a secondary source?
300
North, East, South, West
What are the cardinal directions
300
How a dictator takes control or gains support
What is by force or coercion?
400
The laws, regulations, and ethics of a society.
The way those laws and regulations are enforced and who enforces them.
What is Politics and Government
400
the three types of regions
What are vernacular, formal, and functional
400
A novel written by a researcher
What is a secondary source?
400
Political, Physical, Thematic, and topographic
What are types of maps
400
A government system where decisions are made by the people through voting
What is democracy?
500
The study of events, people, and cultures and the impact they have in our society
What is history?
500
The two factors of movement
What are push and pull factors?
500
A primary source
What is a first hand account of an experience?
500
What is Australia?
500
Two examples of government systems
What are : communism, dictatorship, democracy, republic, monarchy, feudalism