Themes of World History TCI

What does the term 'kinship' refer to in the Social Studies Vocabulary?

• The relationship between countries

• The relationship between family members

• The relationship between teachers and students

• The relationship between employers and employees

Which of the following is NOT a term from the Social Studies Vocabulary list?

• Gender roles

• Kinship

• Pastoral nomad

• Industrialization

What is an example of Interconnectedness of Societies?

• Spread of religions and arts

• Social changes in India

• Cultural impact of Buddhism

• Birth of Jesus Christ

All of the following are examples of Belief Systems EXCEPT...

• Diplomacy among societies

• Social changes in India

• Cultural impact of Buddhism

• Birth of Jesus Christ

What does Human-Environment Interaction basically mean?

• How humans interact with and change their surroundings and vice versa.

• How humans follow difference belief systems and religion.

• How humans have moved and migrated through different settings and created civilizations over the years.

• How societies form gender roles and relationships through family systems.

What are maps important reference tools for?

• Discussing history and geography

• Discussing science and technology

• Discussing art and culture

• Discussing literature and language

How are boundaries depicted on political maps?

• Solid black lines

• Dotted red lines

• Dashed blue lines

• Wavy green lines

What do political maps often show?

• Different climates

• Different types of vegetation

• Different countries, regions, states, and cities

• Different types of landforms

What is the purpose of physical maps?

• To show political boundaries

• To reference the physical features of the Earth's landscape

• To display population density

• To indicate climate zones

What do special purpose maps often use to depict information?

• Symbols

• Gradients of colors

• Lines

• Dots