Unit 1: Foundations of History

What tool shows the order of events in chronological order.

• Scale

• Calendar

• Compass Rose

• Timeline

An example of a choropleth map is a______________.

• water and land

• population density

• political

• boundary

Emma is creating a timeline for her history project. She has the following dates: 23,000 B.C, 700 B.C, 150 A.D, and 1,500 B.C, 1,000 B.C.E. Select the correct chronological order for Emma to place these dates on her timeline.

• 150 A.D

• 23,000 B.C

• 1,000 B.C.E.

• 1,500 B.C.E

• 700 B.C

Match the following

• (ex. climate, roads, train routes)

• Physical map

• man made object

• Secondary source

• oceans, bodies of water and land.

• Special purpose map

• first hand(ex. speech, letters, diary)

• Primary source

• (encyclopedia, textbooks, articles)

• Artifact

Match the following time-related terms with their correct descriptions:

• Encompasses 1,000 years

• Decade

• Spans 100 years

• Epoch

• Brief historical period

• Era

• Lasts 10 years

• Century

• Extensive historical period

• Millennium

Physical Systems

• The study of what places are like.

• How geography help us understand the world we live in.

• How natural events shapes the Earth’s surface.

• Study where things are located.

Characteristics of historian

• Tells what happened and why

• makes up a story

• eats a lot

• doesn't like to do research

Stone tools, pottery vessels, metal objects such as weapons and items of personal adornment such as buttons, jewelry and clothing.

• evidence

• old stuff

• bias

• artifacts

Grace moves to a new city and notices that people there have different beliefs, behaviors, and traits compared to her hometown. These differences are all associated with which concept?

• migration

• culture

• ecosystem

• water falls

What does B.C. stand for?

• Before Caesar

• Before Christmas

• Before Confusion

• Before Christ