2.0 Vocab
2.0 Declarative
3.0 Written
Classroom Things
General History
100

Pictures, bones, arrow heads, journal entries, old stuff, etc.

What is a primary source?

100

To discover primary sources.

What is the role of an archaeologist?

100

Two ways we can cite sources.

What is 1. In-Sentence and 2. (Formal)?

According to 2 - Danny Pt 1, "historians..."

".......to study history" (2 - Danny Pt 1).

100

Point North.

Where is "not up?"

100

The year Northeast was built.

What is 1951 CE?

200

Cheese burgers, the Statue of Liberty, Rock & Roll, Eagles, and muscle cars are all a part of American...

What is culture?

200

Evidence of past people and events.

What do we use primary sources for?

200
What is a defensible answer to the question: How do we study history?

What is: Answers will vary.

200

Response to a tornado.

What is line up --> file out to lockers (first right then left) --> crouch and protect yourself..?

200

This Egyptian queen lived closer in time to the first Moon landing than to the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Who is Cleopatra?

300

When Mr. Lee was born.

What is the BCE side of the timeline?

300

To use primary sources to write secondary sources.

What is the role of a historian?

300

Restate: How do you ride a bike.

What is: You ride a bike by....

300

Location of vocab wall.

What is over there?

300

This U.S. president was once a champion wrestler, and he's in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

400

My mom told me to stop pointing, but the government told her to stop pointing, and the economy was pointing at the money, and the teacher was pointing at you, and the religion was hoping it would all stop.

What is Institution(s)?

400

Provide context by making sense of primary sources.

What do we use secondary sources for?

400

How do we study history?

Answers will vary.

400

The location/item you will keep your classwork in to stay organized.

What is your folder?

400

In the 1600s, this flower became so valuable in the Netherlands that a single bulb could cost more than a house.

What is the tulip?

500

THESE need to watch out for THAT when researching.

What is HISTORIANS need to watch out for BIAS?

500
Lead to a twisted or unfair understanding of past people and events.
How can bias found in primary and secondary sources affect how we understand history?
500

Why do we study history?

Answers will vary.

500

Location of current flashcards.

Where is yonder?

500

In 1859, a British farmer released 24 of these animals in Australia for hunting. Their descendants became one of the country's worst invasive species problems, numbering in the hundreds of millions.

What are rabbits?