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Understanding Our Past Review
Understanding Our Past Review
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A review of our material from the beginning of school.
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1
What does the S in SPICE-T Stand for?
Sweet
Social
Spoke
Special
2
What is one difference between the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages?
Paleolithic men were more important Neolithic was equal
Paleolithic domesticated animals, Neolithic hunted
Paleolithic had permanent farms Neolithic had nomads
Paleolithic had low world population, Neolithic had higher
3
An example of the Social Theme of World History would be:
Family groups
Building a bridge
Wars
Government Structures
4
An example of the Technology theme of World History would be:
Skills and tools a country or group created to meet needs
What people in a country do for fun
Families and kinship
The money used in a country
5
What is one difference between the Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages?
Paleolithic had a council of elders and Neolithic didn't
Paleolithic had smartphones Neolithic had TV's
Paleolithic had measuring tools, Neolithic had axes
Paleolithic Men hunted and women Gathered Neolithic Men farm
6
An example of the Geographic theme of "Region" would be:
The Richland High School building
The North Eastern United States
How many people move into Johnstown
The Latitude and longitude of Denny's
7
What is cultural diffusion?
The spread of warfare from one culture to another
Spread of ideas, customs, and tech from one people to others
The spread of diseases from one group of people to another
The even distribution of a solid suspended in a liquid
8
Social Studies defines artifacts as what?
All objects made by people
Only valuable objects made by people
Only pottery made by people
Only tools made by people
9
An example of the Geographic theme of "Location" would be:
Roads we've built recently
The North Eastern United States
Lattitude and Longitude of UPJ
Famous people born in PA
10
What would we call a person who studies the ancient world, using written records and photos?
Archeologist
Anthropologist
Historian
Sociologist
11
What does the P in SPICE-T stand for?
Pretty
Prime
Political
Polar
12
Which most clearly defines what a line of Longitude is?
Imaginary lines in the northern part of the globe
Imaginary lines running east and west on the globe
Imaginary lines in the southern part of the globe
Imaginary lines running north-south on the globe
13
An example of the Interactions with Environment theme of World History would be:
Building a bridge to cross a river to access natural resources
Peace treaties a country has signed
Fighting a neighboring country
What kind of money you have
14
Cultural Diffusion occurs in which three ways?
Trade, War, Movement
Time, Trade, Movement
Movement, Trade, Art
Trade, Disease, War
15
Skills and tools developed to meet basic needs are defined as what?
Tools
Technology
Inventions
Archeology
16
What major shift moved man from the Paleolithic to the Neolithic era?
New, more modern weapons
the discovery of farming
the discovery of the digging stick
The discovery of the plow and the calendar
17
An example of the Economic theme of World History would be:
The different ethnicities in a country
The money a country uses
The inequalities in a country
The way men and women are treated in a country
18
An example of the Political theme of World History would be:
Hats worn by workers in your culture
Food eaten by people in a country
What a family looks like in a country
How a country's government is structured
19
An example of the Geographic theme of "Movement" would be:
Roads we've built recently
How people originally came to Johnstown
Famous people born in PA
Lattitude and Longitude of UPJ
20
Once job specialization began, we saw a rise in ______ or skilled craft workers making objects
Artisans
Glaciers
Elders
Permanent
21
This person learns about the ancient world primarily through the study of human artifacts and remains.
Anthropologist
Sociologist
Historian
Archeologist
22
Which most clearly defines what a line of lattitude is?
Imaginary lines in the northern part of the globe
Imaginary lines in the southern part of the globe
Imaginary lines running East and West on the globe
Imaginary lines running north-south on the globe
23
What does the E in SPICE-T stand for?
Economic
Everyone
Environment
Everything
24
Early humans living in the Paleolithic Era were _________ moving constantly from place to place
Nomads
Permanent
Elders
Glaciers
25
What is one difference between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic ages?
Paleolithic used farming Neolithic used Hunting/Gathering
Paleolithic had a Council of Elders, Neolithic had no rulers
Paleolithic Men were more important Neolithic all were equal
Paleolithic used digging sticks, Neolithic used Calendars
26
What is a Bureaucracy?
The opposite of Democracy
A government led by a King or Queen
One example of a centralized government
A form of paleolithic government
27
What are the five themes of geography?
Location Movement Place Region History
Place Region Location Movement Time
Change Movement Place Region Human/Environment Interaction
Place Region Human/Environment Interaction Location Movement
28
After the discovery of farming where did human's meat primarily come from?
Dinosaurs
Hunting
Domesticated animals
Wild Boar
29
An example of the Geographic theme of "Human/Environment Interaction" would be:
How many people move into Johnstown
The North Eastern United States
Famous people born in PA
Roads we've built recently
30
__________ once covered parts of Asia, Europe, and North America, making temperatures very cold
Artisans
Glaciers
Elders
Nomads
31
What does the C in SPICE-T Stand for?
Culmination
Core
Cultural
Cues
32
Once farming was discovered, hunter gatherer tribes began to settle in ___ farming communities.
Glaciers
Artisans
Permenant
Elders
33
What does the T in SPICE-T Stand for?
Technicolor
Technology
Tremendous
Technomancy
34
An example of the Culture theme of World History would be:
Money your country uses
Great paintings created by a country
Wars your country has fought
Technology your country has created
35
An example of the Geographic theme of "Place" would be:
How many people move into Johnstown
The Richland High School building
Deciduous Forest
The Latitude and longitude of Denny's
36
What does the I in SPICE-T Stand for?
I don't know
Interrogation
Interaction with Environment
Important
