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Vocabulary
Maps and Timelines
World History
How We Learn About The Past
Miscellaneous
100
Another word for change
What is revolution
100
Equal units of time on a timeline
What is an interval
100
The story of what happened to people in the past.
What is world history
100
Letters and diaries
What are primay sources
100
The dividing line between two countries
What is a border
200
A letter written by a soldier during World War I
What is a primary source
200
People used these to find their way from one place to another.
What is a map.
200
This practice was considered very common during ancient times. However, it is now illegal and wrong.
What is slavery
200
A novel about World War II
What is a secondary source
200
The industrial and agricultural revolutions
What is changed the way people lived
300
This helps keep events clear by putting them in order
What is a timeline
300
Show you where the area you are looking at is in relation to the rest of the world.
What is a map
300
This ancient group of people worried about feeding and protecting their people.
What is the Sumerians
300
An expert in past events
What is a historian
300
Handmade objects such as tools and weapons
What are artifacts
400
The side of a timeline after the birth of Jesus
What is A.D.
400
Should be read from left to right.
What is a timeline
400
Religion, language, laws, food, and style of dress are all a part of this.
What is culture
400
Objects from the past that teach us about different cultures.
What are artifacts
400
Letters, diaries, and speeches
What are primary sources
500
The dig in the ruins of ancient civilizations
What is an archaeologist
500
This abbreviation represents the time in history after Jesus was born.
What is A.D.
500
The use of land for growing crops and raising animals; an important part of ancient civilizations.
What is agriculture
500
Use objects to learn about the past.
What is an archaeologist
500
The search for more land and power
What is imperialism