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  “a type of museum which recreates historical settings to simulate a past time period, providing visitors with an experiential interpretation of history (people dress, talk, and do things as they did long ago)”. What is it?

•   Spanish Village in Barcelona

•    Millennium Park

• Plymouth Patuxent

• A living history museum

  Essentially a large, full scale diorama of the diversity of buildings of Spain from traditional eras. People can efficiently inspect 49,000 square meters of historical buildings and tilt at old slides with Don Quixote. What is it?

•      Heritage Park

• Spanish Village in Barcelona

•    Millennium Park

•     Plymouth Patuxent

In Calgary, stop for photos and eat 19th century ice cream with traditionally dressed people. Where is it?

• Heritage Park

•    Spanish Village in Barcelona

• Millennium Park

• Plymouth Patuxent

  in Kaifeng offers hundreds of acres of life in the Northern Song Dynasty (A northern song dynasty). What is it?

•  Heritage Park

• Spanish Village in Barcelona

• Millennium Park

•   Plymouth Patuxent

The land or territory that forms the furthest extent of a country's settled or inhabited regions. Home to cowboys, pioneers, salons. (also themed park at Disney). Where is this?

• American Frontierland

•    Plymouth Patuxent

•   Paleo Diet

•      Roman thermopolium

  In Massachusetts, is a controversial colonial village where visitors explore the early pilgrimage. However it has been criticised for not being a bicultural museum, doesn't pay enough attention to indigenous people who were innately displaced and given smallpox by the pilgrims. What does this refer to?

•   American Frontierland

• Plymouth Patuxent

•     Paleo Diet

•     Roman thermopolium

   What is the name of this idea: “avoid processed food. The idea we should eat no processed food like out ancestors 10000 years ago when life expectancy was only 35 years.”

•    American Frontierland

• Plymouth Patuxent

• Paleo Diet

•   Roman thermopolium

“Fast food for ancient romans. Sort of a snack bar and hot food were served.” What is it?

•     American Frontierland

•    Plymouth Patuxent

• Roman thermopolium

•     Great Emu War

  What was “Great Emu War” about?

•   a fair that celebrate the renaissance period of history.

• an infection of the intestines that causes diarrhoea containing blood or mucus.

• A campaign on fighting against a type of birds in Australia in 1932

• The land or territory that forms the furthest extent of a country's settled or inhabited regions. Home to cowboys, pioneers, salons. (also themed park at Disney)

Which is NOT a videogame as a way of revisiting history?

• Great Emu War

•      The Oregon Trail

•     Seven Cities of Gold

•    Sid Meier's Pirates