Heritage Studies 6 Chapter 1 Test Review

People came into being over a period of time

Historians evaluate historical sources for the worldview of the historian who interprets information from the source

The three main sources that a historian uses are

What does Genesis 3:15 NOT reveal in human history

The first generation of people used agriculture and built cities. This is a statement about an evolutionary history.

How didn't the Fall affect the development of history?

The ability to speak was given to people from the beginning.

The practice of forging metals did not occur until modern times

The Holy Spirit guided the men who wrote the Bible, so that what they wrote was the Word of God.

The period when people were supposed to have evolved is called post-history.

The way a person sees and interprets history is his worldview

Which does not answer why people degenerated from the original belief in one God?

People used language to create poetry such as that of Adam and Lamech

Christ's act of rescuing and freeing people from sin is called redemption.

The Bible says people were created by God 6,000 to 7,000 years

People played instruments and made music as suggested by Jubal being the father of all who played the lyre and pipe

What did the Flood do to the earth?

Which is not a reason of why the Bible is a reliable source for the origins of humans:

People used technology to do jobs and build cities; science was used to combine tin and copper to make bronze.

Which is not a job specialization needed to use copper and time in the pre-Flood and post-Flood eras

Genesis 1:28 is God's mandate for people to fill, subdue, and have dominion over the earth

Historians evaluate historical sources for what information is important and what information is not relevant.

Why are people able to think, love, use language, know right and wrong, and enjoy relationships like God can?

Who strove for power and resisted God?

Historians evaluate historical sources for accuracy because some historical accounts may give only one side of the story