G.R.A.P.E.S. Review

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What are the six historical themes? Options: Geography, Religion, Achievement, Politics, Economics, Social Structure

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Geography, Religion, Achievement, Politics, Economics, Social Structure

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Which of the following is NOT a connection to religion? Polytheism, Belief System, Christianity, Rivers

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Rivers

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Which of the following terms is related to economics? Current, Currency, Curant

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Currency

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This image represents which historical aspect? Options: Geography, Religion, Social Structure, Achievement

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Social Structure

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The image here represents what historical theme?

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Political

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The image shown here is connected to which Historical theme?

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Geography

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What does S stand for? Options: School - a place to be educated., Social Structure - how individuals in a society are grouped., Science - the study of the physical and natural world, Sandwiches - good things to eat, usually between 2 slices of bread.

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Social Structure - how individuals in a society are grouped.

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What does E stand for? Options: Environment: the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives. Ecosystem: a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. Elementary: a base level of schooling a country requires of its citizens. Economy: or economics, the study of how countries use their scarce resources like money.

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Economy: or economics, the study of how countries use their scarce resources like money.

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What does P stand for? Options: Poetry: a type of literature., Propaganda: how a country gets others to believe in their ideas, beliefs and agendas., Politics: the activities associated with the governance of a country or other area., Publicity: how a country talks about itself in the media.

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Politics: the activities associated with the governance of a country or other area.

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What does A stand for? Options: Agriculture: how countries plant and grow crops and animals for consumption. Athletics: different physical activities like sports that countries play. Academics: courses or subjects in education. Achievements: a thing done successfully. Examples of achievements of civilizations: Engineering, Arts...

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Achievements: a thing done successfully. Examples of achievements of civilizations: Engineering, Arts...