4th Grade Soc. Studies Unit 1

Which is a question a historian would most likely ask?

• What are the roles of citizens in this government?

• How and why did that happen?

• How much is produced?

• What is it like there now?

Which question would a geographer most likely ask?

• What is it like there?

• What are the basic values of American democracy?

• How much does it cost?

• What are the roles of citizens in this governmentf?

Which question would a political scientist ask?

• Where is it located?

• How did the Great Lakes form?

• What does government do?

• How much is produced?

Which question would an economist ask?

• Where is it located?

• What is it like there?

• What is being produced (made)?

• What happened?

What is economics?

• the study of the rights and responsibilities of an American citizen

• the study of the use of resources to produce goods and services

• the study of the government

• the study of the US regions

What would a historian use as a primary source?

• A textbook

• Original Letters

• A historical fiction novel

• A movie

What would a historian use as a secondary source?

• Original letter

• Journal entries

• A textbook

• A speech

What are the FIVE THEMES of geography

• Location, Place, latitude, Human Environment Interaction, Region

• Location, Place, Human Environment Interaction, Region, Movement

• Movement, prime meridian, region, location, place

• North, South, East, West

Which one is the correct TIMELINE order (chronological order) of WHO took control of Michigan?

• Native Americans ----> French Explorers ----> British

• Detroit Lions----> Native Americans ------> British

• British-------> Detroit Tigers ------> Native Americans

THe Mackinac Bridge is an example of which of the following?

• region

• landform

• physical feature

• human feature