(Perspective, bias and eurocentrism) What is perspective in history

A persons viewpoint or experience

(Read and Interpret timeline ) What does chronology mean in history

Putting events in order by date

Modern History (1914-now) What event started WW1

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Belief that Europe is most important

How did farming change society

Created villages and permanent homes

What religions are involved in the conflict

Judaism, Islam and Christianity

(truth claims and how to evaluate them) What is truth claim

Statement that claims to be true

Who creates a primary source

Someone who experienced the event

(Primary vs. Secondary Sources) What is a primary source

Firsthand account (Letter/photo)

Why are secondary sources useful

They explain and analyze events

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(Perspective, bias and eurocentrism) What is perspective in history
A modern opinion
A fact
A persons viewpoint or experience
A type of map
2
What is a major reason for conflict
Oil
Civil war
Invasion
Land claims
3
What technology helped China thrive
Nuclear power
Cannons
Trains
Paper Money
4
Why do genocides happen
peace treaties
Economic growth
Religion only
Scapegoating and propoganda
5
Which is most likely to cause a revolution
Unfair treatment
Winning a war
Balanced wealth
Bad weather
6
What happened in Rwanda in 1994
Revolution
Genocide of Tutsis by Hutus
Civil War
Coup
7
Which country gained independence from Britain in 1947
India
Vietnam
Egypt
Nigeria
8
(Read and Interpret timeline ) What does chronology mean in history
Explaining events emotionally
Making maps
Putting events in order by date
Telling myths
9
Which is a secondary cause
Main reason
Indirect factor
Exact date
Physical object
10
Who was the leader of Nazi Germany
Benito Mussolini
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
11
What was the Columbian Exchange
Single Voyage
A bank
Transfer of goods and diseases
Trade between cities in Europe
12
What is a primary source
source from auther
source from dog
source straight from history
source from document
13
What is globalization
One- World government
World becoming more connected
Global Warming
Internet
14
What contect explains a single countrys law
Narrow
Intermediate
Tiime
Broad
15
What allowed humans to build cities
Stone tools
Writing
Fire
Agriculture
16
Which empire ruled most of the islamic world
China
Romans
Aztecs
Caliphates
17
Which is the same as AD but no - religious
BCE
CE
B.C.E
BC
18
What ended WW11 in the Pacific
Cold war
D-Day
Atomic bombs on Japan
Battle of the Bulge
19
What century is the year 1776 in
!6th
19th
17th
18th
20
Modern History (1914-now) What event started WW1
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
Treaty of Versailles
Invasion of Poland
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
21
How can historians handle bias
Only facts
Use only biased sources
Recognize and balance
Ignore
22
What is Eurocentrism
Belief that Europe is most important
Geography of Europe
European equality
American bias
23
What was the Cold war mainly about
Space travel only
Europe vs. Africa
Oil
Capitalism vs. Communism
24
What happened to diets after agriculture
Became less diverse
Disappeared
Improved right away
Based on fast food
25
How did farming change society
Ended all wars
Made people taller
Made people hunt more
Created villages and permanent homes
26
If a historian uses documents and logic, what are they doing?
Testing a truth claim
Avoiding history
Writing fiction
Traveling
27
What did Nelson Mandela fight against
Civil War in Nigeria
Apartheid in South Africa
Colonialism in India
Slavery in America
28
(time terms) What does AD stand for
After destruction
Ancient Date
Anno Domini
After Division
29
Which is a cardinal direction
Left
Upper
East
West
30
What is a decade
A generation
10 years
100 years
1000 yeara
31
What religions are involved in the conflict
Judaism, Islam and Christianity
Islam
Buddhism and Hinduism
32
EMW (1350-1750) What was the renaissance known for
War
Farming
Isolation
Art and science revival
33
Who led the Cambodian genocide
Pol Pot
Hitler
Nelson Mandela
Stalin
34
Which is modern global issure
Feudalism
Climate change
Invention of writing
Silk Road
35
Which element formed first in the universe
Oxygen
Iron
Carbon
Hyrdrogen
36
(Civil rights & Globalization) Who led the US civil Rights movement
Barack Obama
Martin Luther King Jr.
Malcolm X
Rosa Parks
37
Which helps test a truth claim
Guessing
Emotion
Rumors
Evidence
38
(truth claims and how to evaluate them) What is truth claim
Random idea
Statement that claims to be true
question
myt
39
What was a major result of industrialization
End of capitalism
Less trade
Growth of cities and factories
More farmland
40
What does authority mean when testing a claim
Internet
Government
Respected expert or source
Soldier
41
Who creates a primary source
Someone who experienced the event
News rpeorter
A student
Future historian
42
What is a catalyst in history
A speech
A disease
A calandar
An event that sparks action
43
(Primary vs. Secondary Sources) What is a primary source
Article
History Book
Summary
Firsthand account (Letter/photo)
44
Who led the Haitian Revolution
Napoleon
Simon Bolivar
Toussaint Louverture
King Louis XIV
45
Why did European nations colonize Africa
Resources and power
To escape
They got invited
To learn languages
46
Which threshold introduced complex language and culture
Industrial
Use of fire
Cognitive
Scientific
47
Which of these was a result of agriculture
No governments
Cities and civilizations
Less food
More wild animals
48
Why are secondary sources useful
They explain and analyze events
They are fictional
Theyre older
They are better
49
(Causation) What is a primary cause
random event
Consequence
Main/direct cause
minor detail
50
(Genocide) What was the Holocaust
Genocide o Jews by Nazis
WWII treaty
civil rights movement
A battle
51
What happened many times since 1949
Arab- Isaeli wars
Peaceful unification
Cold war treaties
Colonization
52
Which empire was based in South America
Aztecs
Inca
Maya
Romans
53
Long 19th Century (1750-1914) What idea inspires the American and French revolutions
Mercantilism
Enlightenment
Social Darwinism
Feudalism
54
Which group had the largest land
Mongols
viking
Chinese
Romans
55
What region is the conflict over
Iran
Turkey
Palestine
Sahara
56
What spreads faster due to globalization
Pyramids
Ideas, goods and diseases
Oceans
Revolutions
57
Which phrase was used to justify imperialism
White Man's burden
Land of the free
Pax Romana
Liberty and Justice
58
Which method uses gut feeling
Research
Logic
Intuition
Evidence
59
What happened during the Atlantic Slave trade
Native Americans eslaved colonists
Europeans were enslaves
It only happened in Africa
Africans were enslaved and sent to the Americas
60
What are the 3 C's
causation,chronolgy , context
causation, cramp, context
cere
61
What does narrow context focus on
Local details
Climate
Global politics
World Wars
62
What were the major trade routes
Panama Canal, Amazon river
Roman roads
silk highway,red sea route
Silk road, indian ocean, trans-saharan
63
Which direction does time move on most timelines
Doesnt matter
Right to left
Left to right
Top to bottom
64
Who started the Protestant Reformation
Galileo
Napoleon
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
65
(context) What is historical contect
Primary source
Backround conditions of an event
Type of map
An economic theory
66
What does a map's legend show
Weather
Language
What symbols mean
Date
67
Which is broad contect
Date
Global trends
Family tree
A local law
68
Why is chronology important in history
For creating art
To ignore dates
To memorize facts
To know what happened when
69
What is bias
A one sided view
A complete analysis
A fair source
A cause of war
70
What can influence a persons perspective
All of the above
Identity
Time/place/backround
Social Role
71
Which is the oldest
100 CE
2000 CE
1492 CE
500 BCE
72
What is anachronism
something placed in the wrong time period
king wearing a crown
person on horse
something that makes the people look shiny
73
which of these happened first
500 CE
1 CE
400 BCE
1000 BCE
74
Why is Big History important
It ignores science
It only focuses on human empires
It connects all of history from the universe to now
75
Which line divides the globe north and south
Prime Meridian
Tropic of Capricorn
International Date Line
Equator
76
(Middle East Conflict ) When was Israel crated
1989
2001
1920
1948
77
What is the Equator
0° latitude
0° longitude
A mountain
A river
78
What does a vertical line on a timeline show
A single event
Latitude
countries
Trade Routes
79
What is a key sign of genocide
Dehumanizing a group
Gaining rights
Immigration
Declaring independence
80
Which river is the longest in the world
Amazon
Nile
Mississipi
81
Which is NOT a primary source?
Biography
Interview from the time
Letter
Legal Document
82
What does BCE stand for
before civil empire
beginning of christian era
Before Christians Era
Before common era
83
What is collective learning
Talking to animals
Sharing and storing knowledge over generations
Cooking food
Writing laws
84
What was the first threshold of Big History
Formation of Earth
The Big Bang
Agricultural Revolution
First humans
85
(major geography to identify) Which continent is Egypt in
Europe
Asia
South America
Africa
86
Which is a secondary source
Textbook
Diary
Speech
Painting from the time
87
(Chronology)What does chronology help us understand
sequence and cause/effect
Emotions
languages
geography
88
Which sea is near Southern Europe and North Africa
Baltic Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Caribbean Sea
Red Sea
89
Which job became possible because of farming
Nomad
Pirate
Priest
Hunter-gatherer
90
What is the opposite of chronology
Random order
Geography
math
Literacy
91
(How to read interpret and use a map) What do political maps show
Mountains
Climate
Countries and cities
Trade Routes
92
Which mountain range is in South America
Alps
Andes
Himalayas
Rockies
93
Which religion spread widely through trade
Judaism
Zoroastrinism
Islam
Hinduism

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