Thinking Like A Historian Review Jeopardy Template

Analyzing Sources	Charts, Diagrams, and Graphs	Critical Thinking Skills	What Is Geography?	Anything Goes
100 Artifacts What are tools or ornaments that were used by people in the past	100 Chart A _____ presents facts and numbers in an organized way	100 Cause An action or situation that produces an event is a...	100 Absolute location The exact position on Earth where a geography feature, such as a city or mountain, is found is its _____	100 Key A _____ explains the symbols, colors and lines on a map. It is sometimes also called a legend.
200 Secondary sources What type of sources come from people who were not present at an event?	200 Circle graph Shows how the whole of something is divided	200 Facts You can check _____ using reliable sources to determine whether or not they are accurate.	200 Place The physical and human features that make a city, state, or country unique is _____	200 Star Capital cities are represented by a _____ on a map.
300 Time Line An easy way to keep track of chronology is to use or make a ....	300 Line Graph Shows how something changes over time	300 Opinions _____ often contain words such as "should, "ought", "best", "worst" or "greatest."	300 Regions Areas that share common features	300 Relative location Knowing a place's _____ may help a historian understand how it is settled and how its culture developed.
400 Before Christ The calendar begins at the birth of Jesus. The years before this date are known as B.C., or...	400 Bar graph Uses bars to compare numbers visually.	400 Inference To make an _____, you "read between the lines"	400 Movement Explains how and why people, things and ideas move.	400 Physical systems _____ affect how and where people live
500 Personal Records Diaries, journals, and letters are what kind of records?	500 Infographics Diagrams are sometimes called...	500 Cause, Effect Understanding _____ and _____ means thinking about WHY something happened.	500 Human-environment interaction Early Native Americans in the southwester U.S. used materials from plants, animals, and the land to build their homes and clothe and feed themselves. This is an example of...	500 Cartographer What is the technical term for a mapmaker?

Thinking Like a Historian Review

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