Timelines
The years after 0 are labeled with these letters.
What are AD and CE?
You would look at this part of a map to find directions.
What is a compass?
This climate word describes a place that is cold and frozen all year long.
What is POLAR?
This is the continent where you live.
That is NORTH AMERICA?
This is an object made by humans long ago.
What is an ARTIFACT?
The years before 0 are labeled with these letters.
What are BC and BCE?
This map shows the weather patterns of an area over a long period of time.
What is a climate map?
This climate words describes a place that is hot and humid all year long.
What is TROPICAL?
This is the largest continent. China and India are located here.
What is ASIA?
This is a period of 10 years.
What is a DECADE?
This word is used to show approximate dates on a timeline; it means "about."
What is circa?
This map shows the physical features of an area, like mountains, lakes, and plains.
What is a physical map?
This climate word describes a place that is hot and dry, with very little rain.
What is ARID?
This continent has only one country, which shares the continent's name.
What is AUSTRALIA?
This is a period of 100 years.
What is a CENTURY?
You can tell what a timeline is about by reading this.
What is the title?
A capital city is marked on a map with this symbol.
What is a star?
This climate word describes a place that has warm (not hot) summers and very cold winters.
What is COOL?
This continent is the location of England, Spain, Italy, and Greece...among other countries.
This is the study of past events and civilizations.
What is HISTORY?
A "skip" in years on a timeline is marked with this symbol.
What is a double dash? //
This map shows countries, states, and cities.
What is a political map?
This climate word describes a place that has hot summers and milder winters.
What is TEMPERATE?
This continent is south of the Mediterranean Sea and has both deserts and tropical areas.
What is AFRICA?
This is an account of event from a person who witnessed that event, such as a diary entry or photograph.
What is a PRIMARY SOURCE?