Why didn’t this cave painting include a written description of what was happening?

It was drawn before people learned to write.

The artist intended it to be just an artistic work.

Because it was in a cave, it was too dark to do any writing.

The dyes used for the pictures were not suited to writing.

A historian could use a painting like the one above as

an example of fossilized remains.

What can you infer from the cave painting?

Hunting was important to the people.

Animal blood was used as paint.

An example of a secondary source would be

an arrowhead found at a dig site

When studying history, you should

draw conclusions based on evidence, not modern values

base your conclusions on other historians’ opinions

look at how people view events in present times, not past

use modern ideas to evaluate the historical event

Using both primary and secondary resources in historical research is important because:

it provides a comprehensive understanding of the topic.

it is a requirement for all research papers.

it is the only way to find accurate information.

Which of the following methods can help ensure that the information you found on the Internet while researching is from a reliable resource?

Check the author's credentials and affiliations

Rely solely on the website's design

Trust information from any blog

Use information from social media without verification

What are the names of all of the lines on maps and globes that help you find places on the Earth?

Northern and Southern Hemispheres

Geographers often group places into regions. What is a region?

a place that is united by one or more common characteristics

a physical characteristic, such as a landform

a physical system, such as a hurricane

What are the four major kinds of resources?

land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship

farmers, merchants, sellers, and buyers

supply, demand, recession, and inflation

traditional, command, market, and mixed

Which of the following is an example of a barrier to trade?

A country bans trade that hurts its own producers.

A country both buys from and sells to other countries.

A country is easy to reach due to its geography.

A country trades goods for other goods and services.

The United States has a representative government. What must the government do?

act in the people’s interests and protect their rights

control its citizens by being overly powerful

pay taxes for the services it provides to the American people

Why is it important to be a global citizen?

because we are all affected by successes and troubles in other countries

because each branch of the government limits the power of the other branches

because people born in other countries must go through naturalization to become U.S. citizens

because we must obey all federal, state, and local laws

What is a hemisphere? What are the four hemispheres on the globe?

A hemisphere is a half of the Earth, and the four hemispheres are Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western.

A hemisphere is a quarter of the Earth, and the four hemispheres are Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western.

A hemisphere is a half of the Earth, and the four hemispheres are Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Central.

A hemisphere is a quarter of the Earth, and the four hemispheres are Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Central.

Which two factors can affect supply and demand?

Government policy and market competition

Production costs and income levels

Which of the following is a way that early people adapted to living in a cold climate?

They made clothes from animal skins.

They built houses out of stone.

Which of the following happened during the ice ages?

Thick sheets of ice moved across much of the northern part of the Earth.

Large pieces of ice melted, flooding the Earth.

Water separated Asia and North America.

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