Panama History / Civics 8th Grade Review

It is the discipline that deals with the study of past events.

• Civics

• History

• Geography

• Numismatics

It is an adjective that is used to refer to the behavior of citizens and the social coexistence of the people who make up a society. (1 Point)

• Civics

• History

• Archeology

• Numismatics

It is the study of the ancient remains of human societies that have already disappeared and that has the objective of reconstructing the life of those ancestral people.

• Archeology

• Cartography

• Geography

• Numismatics

Those branches of knowledge that, without fully delving into or completely dedicating themselves to that area of study that they accompany, are linked in one way or another with it, providing assistance and contributing to the expansion of their knowledge.

• Science

• Historical sciences

• Auxiliary sciences

• Natural Sciences

Most indigenous groups in Panama still live on ancestral lands in semiautonomous reservations called . . .

• Provinces

• Municipalities

• Comarcas

• Districts

Colonial cities in Panama founded by Spain:

• Natá, Portobello, Panamá Viejo, Nombre de Dios

• Costa Verde, Punta Pacífica, y Natá

• Villa de los Santos y Punta Pacífica

• Costa Sur, Costa del Este and Costa Verde

The three largest indigenous groups in Panama are:

• Ngöbe-Buglé, Emberá-Wounaan, and Guna Yala

• Bocota, Cherokee, and Guna Yala

• Emberá-Wounaan, Toltecas, and Aztecs

• None of the above

Panama was inhabited by __________________ before Spanish colonists arrived in the 16th century.

• Anglo-Saxons tribes

• European tribes

• Indigenous tribes

• None of the above

Built between 1619 and 1626, this cathedral is the best-preserved building of the Panamá Viejo ruins.

• Cathedrals of San José

• Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

• Cathedral of Santa María La Antigua

• None of the above

The Old City of Panama (Panamá Viejo) was founded in 1519 by . . .

• Vasco Núñez de Balboa

• Rodrigo de Bastidas

• Pedrarias Dávila

• None of the above