USH EOC PREP QUIZIZZ #1

Define: Primary Source

• Firsthand evidence of a historical event

• A code or set of rules for behavior

• Created by people NOT at an event

• Lawmaking branch of government

Define: Etiquette

• firsthand evidence of a historical event

• Lawmaking branch of government

• A code or set of rules for behavior

• The study of how countries use their resources

Define: Secondary Source

• Lawmaking branch of government

• Firsthand evidence of a historical event

• A code or set of rules for behavior

• Created by people NOT at an event

Define: Legislative Branch

• A code or set of rules for behavior

• lawmaking branch of government

• The study of how countries use their resources

• Firsthand evidence of a historical event

Define: Economics

• the study of how countries use their resources

• A code or set of rules for behavior

• Firsthand evidence of a historical event

•  Lawmaking branch of government

Why do we consider bias when using a primary source?

• Because a primary source may not contain any bias, therefore the primary source must be disregarded

• Bias creates a stronger sense of truth

• Bias is factual

• The writer of the source has made a judgment about the event, person, or group without considering all parts of the situation

What are imaginary lines that circle Earth parallel to the Equator?

• Longitude

• Bias

• Primary Sources

• Latitude

What are imaginary lines that circle the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole?

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Primary Sources

• Bias

A global exchange of goods, people, technology, food, and diseases was called the:

• Renaissance

• Crusades

• Reformation

• Columbian Exchange

How were Native peoples impacted by Columbus' explorations?

• Native peoples of the Americas quickly adopted European lifestyles

• Native peoples of the Americas faced name change, religion, loss of land, new foods, technology, diseases.

• Native peoples of the Americas formed military alliances with European nations

• Native peoples of the Americas largely abandoned their territory and went to go live in Europe