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WorksheetsChapter 1 S.S.
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 11mins
A large area with common features
glacier
region
plateau
flow resource
A huge area of ice that covers land and moves slowly
glacier
region
plateau
region
A high, flat area raised above surrounding land
flow resource
region
glacier
plateau
A material in the environment that people can use
nonrenewable resource
natural resource
flow resource
region
A resource that can be replaced after it is used
flow resource
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
region
A resource that comes back without human help
plateau
nonrenewable resource
flow resource
renewable resource
Resources that cannot be replaced once they are used
flow resource
renewable resource
region
nonrenewable resource
The Archaic people were around before the time when people wrote. What time period is that called?
artifact
prehistoric
culture
migrate
The Paleo Indians moved to new places to live constantly. What do you do call that?
prehistoric
migrate
culture
region
Someone who uses artifacts to study the way of life of people from long ago
prehistoric
migrate
culture
archaeologist
The American Indians believed that the land should be shared amongst everyone. What would tells us it was part of who they were?
artifact
glacier
prehistoric
culture
The British and the French had disagreements. What is another word for this?
shaman
conflict
clan
wigwam
Dome-shaped hut made out of bendable young trees called saplings
shaman
clan
wigwam
wampum
Shells or beads that were strung together into belts
shaman
wampum
wigwam
conflict
A group of related families
wigwam
shaman
totem
clan
A special symbol. Usually stood for something found in nature
totem
clan
wigwam
wampum
A religious leader
surveyor
wigwam
Wampum
shaman
A settlement that is ruled by another country
treaty
region
surveyor
colony
A person who measures land
shaman
surveyor
region
treaty
A formal agreement between nations
treaty
colony
flow resource
wigwam
Ohio is in which region of the United States?
West
Sourheast
Northeast
Midwest
Which of these borders Ohio?
Mexico
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Erie
Why did the Proclamation of 1763 anger American settlers?
It stopped settlers from moving west of the Appalachians
It gave Ohio to France
It put an end to fur trade
It gave Ohio to Chief Pontiac
A four-pointed symbol that shows which directions are north, east, south, and west on a map
Compass Rose
Legend
Symbol
Feature
A steep hill with a small, flat top
Plateau
Volcano
Butte
Delta
What type of map is this?
Political map
Population map
Resource map
street map
What type of map is this?
Resource map
Political map
Physical map
Satelite map
Pictures, colors, and lines on a map that have specific meaning
Features
Characters
Symbols
Map scale
A legend that tells what each symbol on the map stands for.
Map key
Map scale
Compass Rose
Symbol
A round model of the Earth
Map
GPS
Globe
Hemispheres
What do you call each half of the Earth?
Equators
Hemispheres
Maps
Latitudes
What do you call a line drawn around Earth halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole.
Prime Meridian
Maps
Equator
Cardinal direction
What type of map is this?
Road map
Political map
Physical map
Population map
What type of map is this?
State map
Resource map
Physical map
Population density map
The French and Bristish had this written for them at the end of the war.
PeaceContract
Treaty
A Proclamation Line
War Rules
If a community wants to ensure they are using a natural resource responsibly, which approach would be most effective?
Ignoring the long-term impact of resource use
Cutting down all trees in a forest at once
Using water without any consideration for conservation
Implementing water recycling and careful forest management
Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a renewable resource being used sustainably?
A farm where crops are planted and harvested each season
An oil field that is being completely drained of its petroleum
A forest where trees are cut down faster than they can regrow
A mining site that removes all minerals from the ground
