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ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS STUDY GUIDE Chapter 1 Uncovering the Past

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Page 1: ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS STUDY GUIDE Chapter 1 Uncovering the Past

ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONSSTUDY GUIDE

Chapter 1

Uncovering the Past

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1.What is the definition of history?

History is the Study of the past.

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2. List three examples of history.• an artifact found long ago•A speech given by the President last week•World War II

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3. What is an Archaeologist?

An Archaeologist explore places where people once lived, worked or fought.

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4. What would an archeologist examine?

Archaeologist examine objects they find to learn what they can tell about the past.

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5. What does culture mean?

Culture is the knowledge, beliefs, customs, and values of a group of people.

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6. What is a fossil?

A fossil is a part or imprint of something that was once alive.

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7. List two events that would interest a historian. A primary source account of the Civil War.

An sword discovered at an ancient Roman Battle site.

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8. What is a primary source?

A primary source is an account of an event created by someone who took part in or witnessed the event.

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9. What is a secondary source?

A secondary source is information gathered by someone who did not take part in or witness the event.

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10. What is an artifact?

Artifacts are objects created by and used by humans.

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11. List some events/subjects that would interest an archaeologist.Bones found at an ancient burial site

Clothing from 30 years agoA shattered bowl from a 1,000 years ago

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12. What does a physical geographer study?

Physical Geography is the study of earth’s land and features.

Examples of landforms: lakes, rivers, mountains, valleys, volcanoes, oceans

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13. What does location mean?

Location is where something is.

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14. Give an example of an absolute/exact location.

Absolute/Exact location is a specific place on earth like Ocala, Florida.

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15. List five physical features.Ocean, lake, river, creekMountain, valley, volcano

Forest, grassland

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16. What is a region?

Region is an area with one or more features that make it different from surrounding areas.

Examples of Regions: an area with many cities, an area where people speak the same language, an area where people have the same religion

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17. What physical features and resources did early people look for when they decided to settle in a location?

Physical Features: rivers and fertile soil

Resources: food and water

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18. What are three things you can learn from history?

I can learn more about myself, others, and the world.

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Resources are materials found in the earth that people need and value.

Essential Resources: water animals, fertile land stones used for tools

Metal Resources: iron, copper, gold