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Which of the following is the BEST example of a primary source in
history?
a) A presidential poster featuring Abraham Lincoln
b) A section of your text book about Abraham Lincoln
c) A speech written by
Abraham Lincoln
A speech written by Abraham Lincoln
(primary sources are materials created by people who lived during
historical events. They include letters, diaries, photographs…etc)
Who was the commander of the of the continental army,
that defeated the British and helped win the
American Revolution?
George Washington
(He was also our 1st
President!)
•Written by Thomas Jefferson
•Announced America’s separation from Great Britain
•“We hold these truths to be self evident”
•“Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”
What historic Document is being described?
The Declaration of Independence
•1st 10 amendments to the constitution
•Guarantees protections of citizens rights
•Defines powers given to the states
What document is being described?
Bill of Rights
Explain the meaning of
“No taxation without
representation”
This was a popular saying in 1770’s Colonial America. The colonists did not feel it was fair to pay British taxes without any representation
in British government.
What were the 3 regions of the
original 13 colonies?
•New England
•Middle (Bread Basket)
•Southern
How did Native Americans help the settlers of the 13
colonies?
They taught them how to farm
What region included Massachusetts and
had shipbuilding and fishing as major
economic activities?
New England Colonies
What region included Virginia
and had tobacco as a major cash crop?
Southern Colonies
What were the main reasons for
colonization in the New World?
•Religious Freedom
•Land
•Economic Opportunities
•Chance for a better life
What document serves as the frame
work of U.S. government and the basis for all
laws?
The Constitution
What are the 3 Branches of U.S.
government?
•Executive (Enacts the laws)
•Legislative (Makes the laws)
•Judicial (Interprets the laws)
What branch of government makes
the laws and is made up of The
House of Representatives and The Senate?
Legislative Branch
What branch of government explains the
meaning of laws and is headed by
the Supreme Court?
Judicial Branch
What are the basic obligations/civic
duties of U.S. citizens?
•Cast an informed vote
•Obey laws
•Pay taxes
•Volunteer
•Serve in the military
•Serve on juries
•Go to school (if under 18)
What term describes a groups shared beliefs and
behaviors?
Culture
•Language
•Style of Shelter
•Religion
•Food
What is a good title for this list?
Factors that define culture
(Culture Traits)
This word describes the conflict between peoples desires and limited resources.
Scarcity
This term describes a government that is oppressive to it’s
people and abuses it’s power.
Tyranny
(We limit the power of our
government to prevent this)
What term describes a person who
assumes the risks of starting a new
business?
Entrepreneur
What is the BEST example of a
secondary source?
Text Book
Explain the difference between limited and
unlimited governments?
Limited Government = Limited Power
Unlimited Government=
Unlimited Power
What is the meaning of the term agriculture?
Farming and ranching
Name and describe the functions of all
the types of industry.
Primary- prepares and processes raw materials
Secondary- Creates new products out of raw
materials
Tertiary- Sells and distributes products
Quaternary- Advertising
What is “mechanization”?
Performing some job or task using machinery
•Digging a well
•Building a house
•Clearing a forest
What is a good title for this list?
Ways people change the environment
(Human Environment Interaction)
•Serving on juries
•Serving in the military (if called upon)
•Casting an informed vote
What is a good title for this list?
Responsibilities of U.S. citizens
(Civic Duties)
People on the coast sometimes build retaining walls to prevent erosion.
What is erosion?
The process by which wind, water and other environmental factors
wear away soil and stone
If there were a shortage of domestic reserves of the flu vaccine, what could the U.S. do to quickly solve
the problem?
A) Hire less efficient healthcare workers
B) Pay American doctors higher wages
C) Trade with countries that have a plentiful supply of the vaccine
Trade with countries that have a plentiful supply of
the vaccine
(it is the only answer that makes any sense!)
What were the most significant accomplishments of the Anasazi?
•Cliff Dwellings
•Irrigation Systems
What do you need to do to ensure you get a good
grade on the test tomorrow?
•Study! (Review/Bell ringers)
•Get a good nights sleep
•Read the questions carefully
•Take your time