How the world Works
Who We Are
How We Organize OurslvesCategory
Where We Are in Place and Time
Sharing The Planet
100
meat-eaters
What are carnivores?
100
Major belief systems
What are religions?
100
People who influence others to follow them
What is a leader?
100
Societies of long,long,long ago
What are ancient civilizations?
100
Found in the environment and used for human purposes
What are natural resources?
200
breaking down the remains of other organisms
What are decomposers?
200
This religion celebrates Easter
What is Christianity?
200
Without this, you would have trouble reading a map
What is key (legend or map key)?
200
A significant event in the summer of 2010 near our school's community
What is the north side tornado?
200
Pencils, cups, and clothes are all examples of this
What are man-made resources?
300
vegetables/plant-eaters
What are herbivores?
300
The Star of David their symbol
What is Judaism?
300
Parks, hospitals, schools and firefighters
What are services in a society?
300
This civilization was built near the Nile River
What is Ancient Egypt?
300
These 4 are renewable resources:
What is water, wind, solar and geothermal energy?
400
The largest of all biomes
What is aquatic?
400
Many world religions have this in common
What is belief in God or a creator?
400
An organized community of people
What is a society?
400
A special way to preserve a lifeless king or emperor
What is mummification?
400
Saving Earth's resources
What is sustainability?
500
Living things use these to survive in their particular biome
What are physical and or behavioral adaptations?
500
A faith not started by one particular person
What is Hinduism?
500
Judicial, legislative, and executive
What are the branches of government?
500
The Incas built these in the Andes Mountains to help with farming
What are terraces?
500
The water cycle
What is evaporation, condensation and precipitation?
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