Introduction Unit Review

Human Rights are an example of ...

• Civic Competence

• Curriculum

• Social Justice

• Multidisciplinary Studies

Combining two or more disciplines and allowing students to see how ideas are connected is known as...

• Disciplinary

• Multidisciplinary

• Interdisciplinary

• Integrated Study

The study of the human mind, psyche, emotions, fears, behaviours, actions, reactions, etc.

• Psychology

• Sociology

• Anthropology

• Social Science

The study of the structures & functions of governing people, law, taxes, services, elections, rights and freedoms.

• Economics

• Political Science

• Social Studies

• Sociology

When demonstrated, this shows that a person is willing and able to contribute to society...

• Psychology

• Curriculum

• Laws

• Civic competence

Which is NOT one of the 5 ways to look at the earth?

• Regions

• Movement

• Climate

• Human-Environment Interactions

Regions are used to group places that have something in common including...

• History & Government

• Population

• Climate

• Landforms

______ is the long-term pattern of weather.

Place is determined by both physical and human features

• True

• False

Which one is NOT associated with location?

• Cardinal directions

• Longitude & latitude

• Maps

• History & Government