Define
What is conflict?
A serious disagreement between individuals, groups, or nations.
Give an example of a conflict
(teacher's discretion)
What is population growth?
When more people are born than die.
What + What = history?
Evidence and Point of View
Name a type of a printed source.
Letters, diary entries, books, journals
Describe what desire for power means.
Desire for power is the influence or control over someone else's behavior.
Give an example of cultural diffusion
(Any type of cultural exchange)
Define an innovation.
Innovation is a new method for addressing a problem.
What do we call how we see the world that is shaped by our life experiences?
Point of View
Name a type of a physical source
artifacts, buildings, remains of civilizations, fossils
Define cultural diffusion.
The exchange of cultural ideas, such as language, religion, traditions, from one culture to another.
What is an example of scarcity?
Any resource that may run out.
What do our beliefs and ideas shape the way we look at?
The World
Name a type of primary source
speech, journal, letter, photograph
What type of information can be found in archives?
records; marriage records, property deeds, military records, census, maps
What does it mean to be interconnected?
To be interconnected means to have connections or relationships with people around you.
Give an example of how WE impact the environment.
pollution, global warming, etc.
Define scarcity
not having enough of something
Name a secondary source
geography textbook, history textbook, articles
Give an example of oral testimony
speeches, stories, transcribed accounts of memories, recording of stories
Define inequity.
Inequity is the lack of fairness or justice. One person or group of people do not have the same opportunities.
Give an example of a power structure (societies, school, sports teams).
1. Coach
2. Captains
3. Team
Define environmental impacts.
The environment has an impact on us AND we have an impact of environment.
Define Secondary source
a piece of evidence that comes from someone who was NOT there but read and interpreted sources from someone who was there.
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