Basic History and Geography

What type of sources that historians study were created at the time of the event?

Which hemisphere do we live in?

Which ocean is located to the west of the United States?

Describing how goods, people, and ideas travel is called which geographic theme?

What type of sources that historians use were created after the time of the event?

What continent is this?

What type of location is shown here using latitude and longitude? It could also be an address.

Describing what a place is life is called which geographic theme?

What continent is this?

Farming, buildings and fishing are part of which geographic theme?

What does AD mean in Latin?

What continent is this?

What is this tool?

Which climate zone is shaded green and contains most people on the planet?

What continent is this?

What does BC mean on a calendar?

How many continents are on the planet?

Which continent is this?

Which ocean is located to the east of the United States?

Which of these is a primary source?

Which ocean is closest to Antarctica?

Any half of the earths's surface is called a what?

Which of these is not a primary source?

Temperate, tropical, and arctic are all what type of zones?

What is this tool?

What continent is this?

What is this red line that is 23.5 degrees north latitude and is as far as the earth tilts.

What is the horizontal blue line called?

Describing an area with similar characteristics is called which geographic theme?

What are the lines called that run north to south (vertical)?

What is the vertical blue line called?

What are the lines called that run east to west (horizontal)?