Introduction Unit Review

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This social scientist is interested in how production, exchange, and consumption affect individuals and societies:

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Economist

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This social scientist would most likely study maps and how climate impacts people:

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Geographer

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This social scientist would be interested in a diary of a young soldier’s account of the American Civil War: Geographer, Historian, Economist, Political Scientist

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Historian

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This social scientist might move into an African village to observe their way of life:

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Anthropologist

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This social scientist would most likely study artifacts left behind by early man to discover what his everyday life was like:

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Archaeologist

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This social scientist is interested in why living humans act the way they do and how they learn and change:

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Psychologist

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This social scientist is interested in the activities of the government:

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Political Scientist

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Lines that measure distance north and south of the Equator. The maximum is 90°.

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latitude

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Lines that measure distance west and east from the Prime Meridian. The maximum is 180°.

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longitude

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A group or chain of islands is called:

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archipelago