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economist
archaeologist
sociologist
psychologist
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69
physical features
ethnic distributions
patterns of trade
climate regions
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42
points of view
plagiarism
human rights
turning points
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32
climate
population density
mountain ranges
vegetation zones
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6
government policies
consumer demands
private investors
banking practices
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40
classifying artifacts
interpreting evidence
planning expeditions
challenging customs
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73
sociology
archaeology
economics
political science
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20
land use
population density
climate
political
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33
an island
an isthmus
an archipelago
a peninsula
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9
tariffs
gold standard
barter
banks
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56
Asia
South America
Africa
Europe
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chronological relationship between events
benefits of modern civilizations
causes and effects of wars
location of important places
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65
point of view
reenactment
cause and effect
chronological order
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separating history from science
relying on a single argument
focusing on traditional interpretations
making use of multiple perspectives
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41
the charter establishing the United Nations
description in encyclopedia of first session of UN
speech written by Secretary General for UN 50th anniversary
photos of opening ceremonies of UN
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creation and implementation of social class systems
development of spiritual practices
establishment of legal systems
production and exchange of goods and services
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29
working in an industrialized city
having the same occupation as their parents
serving in government assemblies
establishing a mercantile system of trade
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50
Most nations are dependent on the same food source
People adapt to meet the challenges of their geography
Many civilizations use irrigation to improve crop rotation
Fish provide adequate protein for the Japanese
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26
historians
archaeologists
economists
sociologists
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8
Characteristics of Capitalism
Forms of Government
Elements of Culture
Structure of the Guild System
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37
biography
personal correspondence
modern textbook
encyclopedia article
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45
citizenship
self-determination
human rights
factors of production
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travel diary of Ibn Battuta
textbook on the history of North Africa
modern novel about the Golden Age of Islam
dictionary of English words adapted from Arabic
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38
evolution of family patterns
development of trade
role of religion in river valley civilizations
effect of fire on the lives of the people
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7
how people influence governmental decisions
how beliefs influence the behavior of a group of people
how location influences the way people live
how economic events influence history
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22
entrepreneurship
interdependence
scarcity
overproduction
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57
cultural diffusion
ethnocentrism
filial piety
scientific research
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laws to maintain order
equal rights for all people
separate political and religious systems
representation for all social classes
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61
limited monarchy
feudal
parliamentary democracy
totalitarian
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5
prefer to live in isolated areas
organize similar forms of government
develop a common language
adapt their surroundings
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ocean currents
mountain avalanches
sand deposits
seasonal winds
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67
political situations
social stratification
geographic conditions
religious beliefs
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13
south of the equator
on archipelagos
on peninsulas
between two oceans
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14
Tradition religion and customs heavily influence economics
Supply and demand regulate the economy
Profit motivates individuals to set up private businesses.
Government directs and controls the means of production
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39
temperature
time
population
language
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44
facts that are completely balanced and reliable
summaries that detail research about the distant past
evidence that can be biased
accounts that represent all points of view
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30
Most economic decisions are made by the government.
The economy is mainly agricultural.
Supply and demand determines what will be produced.
The means of production are controlled by labor unions.
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70
a sociologist
a political scientist
an anthropologist
an economist
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74
mixed
command
traditional
market
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16
Large deposits of oil are available.
A number of trade routes intersect.
Rivers serve as highways.
A single culture is dominant.
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19
banks and cartels
consumers and producers
government agencies
church hierarchy
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52
Products that consumers demand determine goods produced
People produce same goods, but different amounts every year
Government determines production of goods and services
Some industries are owned by state, other privately owned
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28
mineral resources
natural boundaries
topography
climate
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reflects a variety of personal opinions
is shaped by the available evidence
is passed down from one generation to another
remains the same over time
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34
Laws of the government are made by military officers.
Religious leaders control government policy.
Citizens are the source of power in government.
The government limits the thoughts and actions of people.
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68
bartering for goods and services
establishing quotas based on five-year plans
determining prices using a free market
nationalizing foreign-owned businesses
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have a low population density
are located between major river valleys
are major religious centers
have large ares of valuable farmland
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18
a recent biography of Robespierre
an encyclopedia entry about the Reign of Terror
an eyewitness account from a prisoner at the Bastille
a movie about Louis XVI
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27
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Official Records
Published Records
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analyze the reasons women vote for certain candidates
design a survey to determine spending habits of young people
observe the effects of wind patterns on regional trade
use carbon-14 to determine the age of artifacts
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10
examining the distribution and use of limited resources
tracking the development and spread of diseases
understanding the causes of ethnic rivalries
studying the growth and role of political parties
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49
development of traditional government
impact of geography on cultural development
role of education in the ancient world
effect of artistic expression on religion
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17
free-market
traditional
mixed
command
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24
popularity of a publication
laws of a civilization
reliability of document information
differences in belief systems
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59
China
England
Nicaragua
Philippines
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36
colonialism
ethnocentrism
isolationism
cultural diffusion
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35
show connections between people and places
explore the value systems of early people
help predict changes in government
tell when events took place
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58
love and devotion to one's country
a belief in one god
military preparation for a civil war
the belief that one's culture is superior to all others
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47
unnavigable rivers
cold climate
seasonal monsoons
numerous deserts
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diary of soldier who fought in Battle of the Somme
map used by general in planning for Battle of the Marne
rifle instruction manual used by Russian solider
article on 75th anniversary of poem "In Flanders Fields"
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51
archaeologists
geographers
economists
sociologists
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3
belief systems
political systems
economic systems
social systems
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11
land usage patterns
population densities
climatic patterns
mountain ranges
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23
Philippines
Saudi Arabia
Austria
Brazil
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The means of production are controlled by the state.
Supply and demand determine production and price.
Businesses are owned by the people collectively.
Employment opportunities are determined by social class.
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political scientist
historian
sociologist
archaeologist
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53
Economic Issues Influence National Goals
Governments Controls the Actions of Citizens
Geography Affects Human Behavior
Rivers are Barriers to Interdependence
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25
command
mixed
traditional
capitalism
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a sociologist
an archaeologist
a political scientist
a geographer
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31
sociologist
archaeologist
economist
anthropologist
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12
lecture on impact of African slave trade on South America
interview with expert on fall of Rome
20th century novel about French Revolution
film footage from liberation of concentration camps
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46
political science
economics
anthopology
geography
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15
aid historical analysis
explain ancient medical practices
show the development of a point of view
predict future events
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48
Much of the land in Africa is tundra and forest
Variety of geographic barrriers promoted cultural diversity
Much of the land in Africa is below sea level
Africa has an irregular coastline with many natural harbors
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historians
political scientists
economists
anthropologists
