PRIMARY & SECONDARY SOURCES
What is a primary source?
Firsthand, original materials created at the same time as the event
What compass direction is down on a map?
South
On a compass rose, what direction is between south and west?
Southwest
What is a Native American reservation?
A Native American reservation is an area of land set aside (reserved) for a tribe.
True or false: Humans still migrate today.
True
What is a secondary source?
An image or description of an event that is made sometime after the event
Which continent is missing from this list? - Africa, North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica, Europe
Asia
On a map with a scale of one inch = 10 miles, 5 inches = ___ miles?
50 miles
Give an example of a false stereotype about Native Americans.
Native Americans all live in tepees. They all wear feather headdresses.
What does human migration mean?
Movement of people from one place to another
Primary or secondary source? - Autobiography
Primary
_____ measures how far or north of the equator a point is.
Latitude
On what kind of map could you find the location of the Tucson Mountains?
A physical map
What did Europeans bring to North America that killed millions of Native Americans?
Disease
After the Vikings came to North America in 986, what European country was next to explore the continent?
Spain
Primary or secondary source? - Biography
Secondary
The Prime Meridian, an imaginary line that runs from north to south, is a line of _____ .
Longitude
On the Human Population Through Time map we viewed, what caused the world's population to decrease by 25 million people?
(Black) Plague
What happened to Native Americans' traditional lands when European colonists came to the Americas?
Europeans took Native American lands for themselves.
Which of these European countries did not establish colonies in North America? - France, Poland, England
Poland
Primary or secondary source? - A letter from George Washington to his wife
Primary
Name 3 water geographical features and 3 land geographical features.
Water: Ocean/sea, waterfall, lake, stream, river, pond...
Land: Mountain, volcano, valley, jungle, cave, desert...
What is the difference between a climate map and a road map?
A climate map shows things like average temperatures and precipitation (rain, snow). A road map shows highways, roads, and cities.
Name the two largest federally recognized Native American tribes in the Tucson area.
Tohono O'odham and Yaqui (Yoeme)
What was the name of the document that Europeans used as a reason to take over Native American lands?
The Doctrine of Discovery