Choose all that apply. Ways the Fall affects the development of history include that

history includes wars, oppression, diseases, and false religions.

Adam and Eve's disobedience brought sin, suffering, and death into the world.

it became easier for people to carry out the Creation Mandate.

Choose all that apply. Genesis 3:15 reveals that in human history

there will be a struggle between God's people and Satan's people.

God will send a Savior to bruise the serpent's head.

in the future Satan will be defeated.

made massive changes to the earth's surface.

may have moved the continents of the earth.

made few changes to the geography of the earth.

The Bible is a reliable source for the origin of humans because

God created people and everything that exists.

God is the divine eyewitness of how humans began.

God told Moses to write what He wanted him to write about the origin of humans.

Why are people able to think, love, use language, know right and wrong, and enjoy relationships like God can?

God created humans in His own image so they would be capable of ruling over the world He created.

God created human to be mini gods and be just like Him.

What are some of the arts and sciences that arose in the pre-Flood and the post-Flood eras (check all that apply)?

making music and creating poetry

combining tin and copper to make bronze

What job specializations were needed to use copper and tin in the pre-Flood and post-Flood eras (choose all that apply)?

forging metal into tools and instruments

Why did religions degenerate from the original belief in one God (check all that apply)?

All people knew about the true God from the beginning, but they rebelled against God and stopped worshiping Him.

People developed religious myths that were similar to truth.

People corrupted the truth that they knew.

Aliens taught other religions to people.

The three main sources that a historian uses are

artifacts, tradition, and written records.

stories, songs, and written records.

letters, buildings, and pottery.

Historians evaluate historical sources for

accuracy because some historical accounts may present only one side of the story.

the worldview of the historian who interprets information from the source.

what information is important and what information is not relevant.

Choose all that apply: Which of the following are reasons for studying ancient history?

History teaches us how to live in the present and the future.

History helps us learn from the accomplishments and mistakes of people in the past.

History provides an opportunity to praise God.

History shows the mighty acts of God through events and in the lives of people.

a status that people have within a society that gives them certain rights, privileges, and duties

a system of customs including language, religion, government, economy, and arts that groups of people use to develop their world

the physical geography in which civilizations are located

a group of people who establish cities, governments, social classes, specialized jobs, arts, sciences, written language, and religion

a status that people have within a society that gives them certain rights, privileges, and duties

a system of customs including language, religion, government, economy, and arts that groups of people used to develop their world

a form of government with one ruler

a system of customs including language, religion, government, economy, and arts that groups of people used to develop their world

a status that people have within a society that gives them certain rights, privileges, and duties

a group of people who establish cities, governments, social classes, specialized jobs, arts, sciences, written language, and religion

a form of government with one ruler

the first command given by God to mankind; God's instruction to people to have children and to fill and rule over the earth

Christ's act of rescuing and freeing people from sin; salvation

a form of government with one ruler

to move from one country or region to settle in another

a person whose family line can be traced to a certain person or group

the idea that people should do right and respect the rights of others

God breathed out the Scriptures, using holy men to record them

Hebrew whom God used to lead the Israelites out of slavery; wrote the first 5 books of the Bible

the first command given by God to mankind; God's instruction to people to have children and to fill and rule over the earth

the physical geography in which civilizations are located

the sea surrounded by Europe, Asia, Asia Minor, the near east, and Africa

the breaking of God's law by Adam and Eve with the consequence of sin for them and all mankind

a flood in which water covered the entire earth

a person whose family line can be traced to a certain person or group

the idea that people should do right and respect the rights of others

a son of Noah; received a curse for his wickedness; his descendants founded nations in the far east, Africa, and along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea

a son of Noah; his descendants move into what is now Turkey and eastern Europe

a son of Noah; his descendants include the nation of Israel

Hebrew whom God used to lead the Israelites out of slavery; wrote the first 5 books of the Bible

inspiration (of Scripture)

God breathed out the Scriptures, using holy men to record them

a status that people have within a society that gives them certain rights, privileges, and duties

a system of customs including language, religion, government, economy, and arts that groups of people used to develop the world

the physical geography in which civilizations are located

a son of Noah; his descendants move into what is now Turkey and eastern Europe

a son of Noah; his descendants include the nation of Israel

a son of Noah; received a curse for his wickedness; his descendants founded nations in the far east, Africa, and along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea

man whom God saved from the Flood with his wife, three sons, and sons' wives; directed by God to build an ark

the idea that people should do right and respect the rights of others

God breathed out the Scriptures, using holy men to record them

a status that people have within a society that gives them certain rights, privileges, and duties

the sea surrounded by Europe, Asia, Asia minor, the near east, and Africa

the physical geography in which civilizations are located

a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia

to move from one country or region to settle in another

a group of people who establish cities, governments, social classes, specialized jobs, arts, sciences, written language, and religion

the breaking of God's law by Adam and Eve with the consequence of sin for them and all mankind

a flood in which water covered the entire earth

a form of government with one ruler

to move from one country or region to settle in another

a group of people who establish cities, governments, social classes, specialized jobs, arts, sciences, written language, and religion

the breaking of God's law by Adam and Eve with the consequence of sin for them and all mankind

Hebrew whom God used to lead the Israelites out of slavery; wrote the first 5 books of the Bible

a son of Noah; his descendants move into what is now Turkey and eastern Europe

a person whose family line can be traced to a certain person or group

man whom God saved from the Flood with his wife, three sons, and his sons' wives; directed by God to build an ark

Hebrew whom God used to lead the Israelites out of slavery; wrote the first 5 books of the Bible

a Christian apostle who spread the teachings of Jesus in the first-century world

the founding father of the special relationship between the Jews and God

the first command given by God to mankind; God's instruction to people to have children and to fill and rule over the earth

Christ's act of rescuing and freeing people from sin; salvation

a form of government with one ruler

Christ's act of rescuing and freeing people from sin; salvation

a form of government with only one ruler

to move from one country or region to settle in another

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All Scripture was given by _______________ of God as the Holy Spirit guided the men who wrote the Bible.

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A _______________ is how a person sees and interprets the universe and everything in it.

inspiration

worldview

prehistory

artifacts

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The period when humans supposedly evolved and when there were not written records is called _______________.

inspiration

worldview

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God's historical account of the beginning of mankind in Genesis 1:1 was recorded by _______________.

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God provides a historical account of what happened on the first seven days of _______________.

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Heritage Studies Chapter 1

All Scripture was given by _______________ of God as the Holy Spirit guided the men who wrote the Bible.

A _______________ is how a person sees and interprets the universe and everything in it.

The period when humans supposedly evolved and when there were not written records is called _______________.

God's historical account of the beginning of mankind in Genesis 1:1 was recorded by _______________.

God provides a historical account of what happened on the first seven days of _______________.

Three types of sources a historical account uses include _______________, tradition, and written records.

The _______________ is a reliable source for how humans began.

One reason for studying history is that it provides an opportunity to praise _______________.

Two examples of a _______________ source document would be firsthand letters and diaries.

A Christian historian would look at sources from a _______________ worldview.

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