Map Masters
Source Detectives
Time Travelers
Money, Money, Money
Think Like a Historian
100

A map showing mountains, rivers, deserts, and other natural features is this type of map.

What is a physical map?

100

A diary written by a soldier during the Civil War is this type of source.

What is a primary source?

100

Putting events in the order that they happened is called ________.

What is chronological order?

100

The way a society decides what to produce, sell, and buy is called its ________.

What is an economic system?

100

Looking at what was happening during the time and place of a historical event is called ________.

What is contextualization?

200

You see a ⭐ on a map but don't know what it represents. What part of the map should you check?

What is the key/legend?

200

A history textbook written in 2025 explaining the Civil War is this type of source.

What is a secondary source?

200

Put these in chronological order:

  • Eat lunch
  • Wake up
  • Go to sleep
  • Go to school

Wake up → Go to school → Eat lunch → Go to sleep

200

People and businesses make most decisions about what to produce and sell.

What is a market economy?

200

“Heavy taxes made colonists angry with Britain.” Heavy taxes are the ________

What is the cause?

300

Which map feature helps you determine north, south, east, and west?

What is a compass rose?

300

A photograph taken during an event is usually what type of source?

What is a primary source?

300

What tool visually shows events arranged according to when they happened?

What is a timeline?

300

A community has made pottery the same way for generations because that is what their ancestors did.

What is a traditional economy?

300

“Heavy rain caused the river to flood.” The flooding is the ________.

What is the effect?

400

A map says 1 inch = 50 miles. What map feature is being used?

What is the scale?

400

A historian writes a book about Martin Luther King Jr. decades after his death. Primary or secondary?

What is a secondary source?

400

Which happened first: 300 BCE or 100 BCE?

300 BCE

400

The government decides how much food factories will produce and how much the food will cost.

What is a command economy?

400

Voting, protesting peacefully, contacting representatives, and attending community meetings are all examples of ________.

What is civic participation?

500

You need to determine the actual distance between New York City and Boston. Which map feature would be MOST useful?

What is the scale?

500

A student finds a newspaper printed on the day the Titanic sank. Explain why historians could consider it a primary source.

It was created during the time period/event being studied.

500

Put these dates from earliest to latest:

200 CE, 500 BCE, 50 BCE, 100 CE


500 BCE → 50 BCE → 100 CE → 200 CE

500

Maria opens a sneaker store. She chooses which sneakers to sell and sets prices based on what customers are willing to pay.

What is a market economy?

500

A historian asks:


“What was happening in American society when this document was written that could explain the author's perspective?”




Which historical thinking skill is the historian using?

What is contextualization?