Image Analysis
Geography
Features of Civilizations
Historical Thinking
Forms of Government
100
List 3 FACTS about this image
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100
List all 7 continents
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Australia
Africa
Antarctica
100
People in civilizations often follow a system of beliefs and practices that answer questions about life and the universe. What feature of civilizations is this?
Religion
100
You read a story about a historical event from the point of view of a person who was directly involved in the event. What kind of source is this?
Primary Source
100
In this form of government, citizens can influence decisions by voting, either directly or by electing representatives.
Democracy
200
List 1 INFERENCE you can make about this image
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200
List all 5 Oceans
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Southern Ocean
200
This feature involves the creation of large, organized areas where people live and work, often near rivers for resources. What feature of civilization is this?
Cities
200
You’re working on a history project and use a textbook to understand an event. Since the textbook is not written by someone who was directly involved in the event, what type of source is it?
Secondary Source
200
This type of government is ruled by a single person, often a king or queen, who inherits their power.
Monarchy
300
Based on this map, where did humans originate
Africa
300
Where is (0°N, 0°E) located on the map?
Atlantic Ocean
300
Civilizations need a way to organize and manage resources, trade, and people. This feature is often provided by a structured system of leaders. What feature of civilizations is this?
Government
300
You read an article that gives only one person’s opinion on a historical event, but you think it might not be entirely fair because it doesn’t include the other side. What is the article showing?
Bias
300
This government is based on religious leaders or laws, with religion guiding political decisions.
Theocracy
400
Based on this map, what is the order of human migration over time?
Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia North America, South America
400
What continent is located at (30°N, 105°E)?
Asia
400
In a civilization, people are divided into groups based on their wealth, power, or job, with the richest at the top. What feature of civilizations is this?
Social Classes
400
A historian reads some additional sentences under the document from the 1800s and tries to understand it by considering the political and social situation at the time it was written. What are they looking at?
Context/Historical Context/Description/Notes/Background Information
400
This government system believes in communal ownership, where the government plays a major role in the economy but allows for some private ownership.
Socialism
500
Explain the meaning of this political cartoon
Nativism.
500
What is the longitude and latitude of the dark green dot?
5 degrees south, 60 degrees west
500
Civilizations build large-scale projects like roads, bridges, and water systems to improve daily life and help the population. What feature of civilizations is this?
Public Works
500
You’re researching an event, and you find two documents that tell different stories about what happened. You check if they agree with each other. What is this process called?
Corroborating
500
This form of government is when the people own and control the means of production, and the government makes all the important decisions.
Communism