Different environments helped contribute to different cultures because people

made use of the resources in their particular region.

What is a conclusion a physical geographer might draw from a home built of stone 800 years ago?

Trees were a scarce resource in the location.

What is the difference between a primary source and an artifact?

Primary sources are written sources; artifacts are objects

One example of people interacting with their environment is

clearing away trees to plant crops.

A historian’s work includes all of the following except

turning ancient discoveries into modern technology.

the beliefs, customs, and art of a group.

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AC CH 1 TEST REVIEW

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primary or secondary source?
secondary
primary
2
Different environments helped contribute to different cultures because people
had no communication with one another over long distances.
made use of the resources in their particular region.
had wars that destroyed the environment and affected culture
borrowed from one another but changed things to suit needs.
3
What is a conclusion a physical geographer might draw from a home built of stone 800 years ago?
The home was used for religious practices.
The home was used by merchants.
Trees were a scarce resource in the location.
Disease was a problem in the location.
4
fossil or artifact?
artifact
fossil
5
Which of the following is an example of a physical feature?
symbols on a map
a desert
a center of population
the language that people speak in a region
6
Which of the following would a physical geographer study?
urban areas
secondary sources
primary sources
landforms
7
If rain falls today, this is an example of
flooding.
weather.
resources.
climate.
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primary or secondary source?
secondary
primary
9
fossil or artifact?
fossil
artifact
10
primary or secondary source?
secondary
primary
11
Which of the following is an example of a location?
Los Angeles, California
population center and main roads
rainfall on one side of a mountain range
maps that help people study geography
12
primary or secondary source?
primary
secondary
13
artifact or fossil?
fossil
artifact
14
primary or secondary source?
primary
secondary
15
artifact or fossil?
artifact
fossil
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What is the difference between a primary source and an artifact?
Primary sources are studied by historians; artifacts are not
Primary sources are made by people; artifacts by machines
Primary sources are written sources; artifacts are objects
Archaeologists study primary sources; historians - artifacts
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fossil or artifact?
artifact
fossil
18
artifact or fossil?
artifact
fossil
19
An archaeologist would most likely explore
data about climate in a region.
the site of an ancient battle.
a forest or other unpopulated area.
mountain range forming the border of a geographic region.
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One example of people interacting with their environment is
mapping the roads of a region.
trade between geographic regions.
clearing away trees to plant crops.
reading about regions that have a mild climate.
21
Who would most likely study the causes of a present-day epidemic?
a physical geographer
an archaeologist
a historian
a human geographer
22
primary or secondary source?
secondary
primary
23
Rivers, valleys, and mountains are examples of
homelands.
landslides.
landforms.
landmarks.
24
artifact or fossil?
fossil
artifact
25
A historian’s work includes all of the following except
making predictions about the future based on the past.
studying and interpreting history.
turning ancient discoveries into modern technology.
teaching and learning about culture and identity.
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Culture is
the weather and climate of an area.
the beliefs, customs, and art of a group.
the landforms, climate, and environment of a country.
the natural resources of a region.
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fossil or artifact?
artifact
fossil
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artifact or fossil?
artifact
fossil

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