Vocabulary Part 1
Vocabulary Part 2
Types of Maps
Continents and Oceans
Primary or Secondary
100

The study of past events

History

100

A drawing on a map showing direction

Compass Rose

100

A map that shows transportation routes in a specific region

Road Map

100

Name the continent we are currently on right now

North America

100

A first-hand account that provides direct evidence about an event

Primary Source

200

The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere

Geography

200

The seven (7) biggest pieces of land on earth

Continent

200

A map that displays temperature, precipitation and pressure systems

Weather Map

200

Which continent has the largest population?

Asia

200

A document, text, or object that provides information about an event, but is created by someone who was not there

Secondary Source

300

The relationship between an action and its consequences

Cause and Effect

300

The imaginary line that divides the northern and southern hemisphere

Equator

300

A type of map that identifies cities, states, and countries.

Political Map

300

Which ocean is between North America and Europe?

Atlantic Ocean

300

The Constitution: Primary or Secondary

Primary

400

An object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.

Artifact

400

The average weather pattern over a long period of time

Climate

400

A map that shows the boundaries or settlements of an area at a particular point in time from the past

Historical Map

400

Name all 5 oceans

Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Southern

400

An essay written by Mr. Cooper on the Cold War

Secondary

500

The study of human history through the digging of sites (Think Indiana Jones)

Archaeology

500

A natural feature of the earth's surface.

Landform

500

A map that shows data on one main subject or theme

Thematic Map

500

Name all 7 continents

Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe and Australia

500

A biography on Harriet Tubman

Secondary