Unit 1 Lessons 1-2 Notes Quiz - World History-Egner

Which approach sees the world as an interconnected whole?

• Western Heritage

• Different Cultures

• Big Picture

• Local Perspectives

What are the most important concepts in organizing history?

• Politics and Economics

• Time and Space

• Art and Literature

• Technology and Innovation

What is a habit of mind useful in the study of history?

• Memorizing dates

• Global patterns over time and space

• Ignoring cultural differences

• Focusing on one country

What is an example of connecting local events to global trends?

• Refugee crisis caused by war

• Local sports events

• National holidays

• Personal achievements

What does the term 'interregional' refer to in spatial frames?

• Within a single region

• Between different regions

• Within a single country

• Between different continents

What should students do to understand inventions' impact on the world?

• Make a list of inventions that changed the world

• Ignore technological advancements

• Focus only on ancient inventions

• Study only local inventions

What is an example of making comparisons within and among societies?

• Comparing the weather patterns

• Comparing how different societies have adapted to the rise and spread of industry

• Comparing the geographical size of countries

• Comparing the number of languages spoken

What is a thematic approach used for in history?

• To identify patterns in history, such as historical events

• To create new historical events

• To ignore historical differences

• To focus only on economic history

What does "Integration" refer to in historical themes?

• The separation of societies

• Ways in which the peoples of the world have been drawn together by historical factors

• The isolation of cultures

• The division of countries

How can societies respond to change according to the document?

• By remaining static

• By adapting to new circumstances, such as the rise of industry

• By rejecting all changes

• By ignoring external influences