Vs 7C

An example of a PRIMARY SOURCE of evidence is a...

• an imaginative diary entry

• a diary written to explain the event years later

• a diary you write about an event in history you have studied

• diary written at the time of the event

What type of evidence would a diary (mainly) be?

• Oral

• Written

• Visual

• Artefact

Historical and cultural traditions passed down through music, dance, and stories is called

• Archaeology

• a secondary source

• oral tradition

• Anthropology

The theme of human-environment interaction shows us

• how people, things, and ideas get from one place to another.

• how people affect the environment, and how the environment affects us

• how Geographers group areas of the world by unifying human and natural features.

• exactly where a place is located on Earth.

Look at the chart above. Which map shows us where the borders or boundaries are between countries, cities, or states?

• Physical Maps

• Special-Purpose Map

• Political Map

• Historical Map

Look at the chart above. Which map shows us what physical or natural features are in an area?

• Physical Maps

• Special-Purpose Map

• Political Map

• Historical Map

Look at the chart above. Which map shows us different information about a specific area? (HINT: This map is also called a "thematic map")

• Physical Maps

• Special-Purpose Map

• Political Map

• Historical Map

What is a primary source of evidence?

• A) A newspaper article written at the time of the event

• B) A textbook summary of the event

• C) A documentary about the event

• D) A novel based on the event

Which of the following is an example of oral tradition?

• A) A written constitution

• B) A folk tale passed down through generations

• C) A historical novel

• D) A scientific journal

What does the theme of human-environment interaction illustrate?

• A) The movement of people and goods

• B) The impact of humans on the environment and vice versa

• C) The exact location of a place

• D) The grouping of areas by human and natural features