🗺️ Geography (Map It Out)
⚖️ Government & Civics (Know the Rules)
💼 Economics (Money Matters)
✊ Social Movements (Voices of Change)
🧠 Historical Thinking (Then & Now)
100

100: This landform is made of sand and runs parallel to the coast, protecting the mainland from storms.

  • ➤ What are Barrier Islands?


100

100: The branch of government that interprets the laws.

  • ➤ What is the Judicial Branch?


100

100: These are the four main ingredients needed to produce goods and services.

  • ➤ What are the Factors of Production?


100

100: The right to vote.

  • ➤ What is Suffrage?


100

100: Colonists who supported independence during the American Revolution.

  • ➤ Who were the Patriots?


200

200: A line of waterfalls that marks where the Piedmont meets the Coastal Plain.

  • ➤ What is the Fall Line?


200

200: This principle keeps one branch of government from gaining too much power.

  • ➤ What are Checks and Balances?


200

200: The tools, machines, and buildings used in production.

  • ➤ What is Capital?


200

200: A peaceful protest tactic where people occupy a space and refuse to leave.

  • ➤ What is a Sit-in?


200

200: A colonist loyal to Britain during the Revolution.

  • ➤ Who was a Loyalist?


300

300: This system helps geographers link information to specific locations on a map.

  • ➤ What is a Geographic Information System (GIS)?


300

300: A person who votes or is represented by an elected official.

  • ➤ What is a Constituent?


300

300: This term refers to people who take risks to start a business.

  • ➤ What is Entrepreneurship?


300

300: The belief that every person should have equal rights regardless of race, gender, or religion.

  • ➤ What are Civil Rights?


300

300: This document declared the colonies free from British rule.

  • ➤ What is the Declaration of Independence?


400

400: This is a body of water where freshwater from rivers meets saltwater from the sea.

  • ➤ What is an Estuary?


400

400: This word means a formal agreement between nations.

  • ➤ What is a Treaty?


400

400: These are raw materials like timber, soil, and water.

  • ➤ What are Natural Resources?


400

400: This organization was formed in 1909 to advance justice for African Americans.

  • ➤ What is the NAACP?


400

400: This document was passed in Halifax, NC, and pushed for independence.

  • ➤ What were the Halifax Resolves?


500

500: This natural resource-rich region of NC was the last to be settled and includes Mount Mitchell.

  • ➤ What is the Mountain Region?

500

500: This change or addition to a constitution can reshape a nation’s laws.

  • ➤ What is an Amendment?

500

500: The human work (mental or physical) required to produce goods or services.

  • ➤ What is Labor?

500

500: The student-led group created in 1960 that helped organize sit-ins and fight for voting rights.

  • ➤ What is SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee)?

500

500: A person who dies for a cause they believe in.

  • ➤ What is a Martyr?