Historian's Toolkit and Chapter 1

What American civilization developed around 1400 AD in the Andes mountains of South America?

Which of these in NOT an example of an early American cultural area?

Which of the following is the only type of map that shows actual shape, size, and location?

Who was the first European explorer to sail around the southern tip of Africa?

What is the name the 5000-mile trade route that in developed between China and the Middle East?

Which of these is NOT one of the five themes of geography?

Which of the following is considered a primary resource in history?

What American civilization developed around 1400 AD in modern-day Mexico?

What were Europeans trying to accomplish during the “Crusades” during the Middle Ages?

Which was the first monotheist religion to form around 1700 BC?

What religion developed around 600 AD in the Arabian peninsula of the Middle East by a man named Muhammad?

What time period developed directly after the fall of the Roman Empire?

What European civilization was first to develop the government idea of the republic?

What religion started about 2000 years in Israel, focusing on the teachings of Jesus?

Which one of these navigational tools was NOT invented during the Renaissance Era?

In 1517, what name is given to the split between European Christians to become Catholics or Protestants?

What European civilization was the first to develop the government idea of democracy?

What is the most commonly taught theory of where the Earliest Americans came?

What are regional areas in which people have similar ways of life?

What early American civilization developed before 1000 AD in the rainforest of Central America?

What is an advanced culture in which people develop cities, science, and industry?

What time period, meaning rebirth, developed around 1300 AD in Europe with interest in philosophy, art, literature, etc?

Which of these is NOT one of the four steps you should take when reading information text?

What African king of Mali (West Africa) started a major trade network in 1200 AD?

What is a system in which a ruler grants parts of his land to lords to rule over serfs in indentured servitude?