Thinking Like a Historian
Studying Geography
This was an opportunity cost
How About them Civics?
100

A system for breaking time into units and keeping track of those units.

Calendar.

100

A round model of the Earth.

Globe.

100

The chance you pass up when you make a choice.

Opportunity cost

100

To become a citizen through the legal process.

Naturalization

200

The order in which events happen.

Chronology.

200

A flat drawing of the Earth.

Map.

200

Human-made goods that people use to produce other goods.

Capital.

200
Meaning that no person should be deprived of "life, liberty, or property, without the _______ of the law."

Due process

300

Who, what, where, when, why?

Five questions when analyzing sources.

300

Natural features on the Earth such as deserts, mountains, plains, and plateaus.

Landforms.

300

A person who organizes and manages a business.

Entrepreneurs

300

A form of government in which power is split between national and local governments.

Federal System

400
A visual that shows steps in a process.

Diagram.

400

Ups and downs of the Earth's surface.

Reliefs.

400

A free market where you can buy and sell.

Market economy

400

Obeying the law, paying taxes, serving on juries, and defending the nation.

Duties of the citizen.

500

This presents numbers visually.

Graph.

500

A community of living beings and their surroundings.

Ecosystem.

500

An economy in which individuals own the means of production.

Free enterprise system.

500

Meaning that you are not obligated to perform certain duties.  They are _____.

Voluntary.