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Why do we celebrate Independence Day: To celebrate our the signing of the Declaration of Independence.. Which country did we receive the State Of Liberty from: France. What has served as the home for all presidents but George Washington: The White House. The Liberty Bell is a huge bronze bell that symbolizes ______________ in the United States of America: Freedom. What American Symbol is this? : The Washington Monument. What do the stripes on the flag represent: The Original Colonies. When we say the Pledge of Allegiance, it means that we promise to honor or respect our _____________: Nation. On what day do we honor soldiers who have fought in all U.S. wars: Veteran's Day. What is the name of the holiday where we honor soldiers who have died for our country: Memorial Day. What is a rectangular piece of cloth that is a symbol for the United States and it represents citizenship: Flag. What North American bird that is symbolic to the United States: Bald Eagle. What day is to remember all United States Presidents, especially George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It is observed in February. : President's Day. What monument in Washington DC is dedicated to the 16th President of the United States and is a national symbol of unity and wisdom: Lincoln Memorial. What is the official flower of the USA: Rose. Is Uncle Sam a real person: No

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During the Neolithic Revolution, humans learned to... grow crops and raise animals. Taming animals for use by humans is known as... Domestication. After the introduction of agriculture, not everyone had to worry about getting food everyday. This allowed people to... get specialized jobs. Which landform did early civilizations begin near? River Valleys. Agriculture allowed humans to... build cities. Mesopotamia had two rivers.The Tigris and the... Euphrates. The form of writing that developed in Mesopotamia was known as... Cuneiform. The Code of Hammurabi was... The first written laws. A Polytheistic religion has... Multiple Gods. The main river in Egypt was... The Nile. The style of writing in Egypt was called... Hieroglyphics. The leader of Egypt was known as the... Pharaoh. A government in which a king or a queen make the decisions is a... monarchy. A government in which religious leaders make the decisions is a... theocracy. The River in the Indus River Valley was the... Indus. The early writing system in the Indus River Valley has never been translated.After the Aryan invasion a new written language was created that we do understand. It is called... Sanskrit. The Caste system is associated with which civilization? The Indus River Valley Civilization. What was the nickname of the Huang He river in China? the Yellow River. Confucianism is associated with which civilization? China. The ruling families of China were known as... dynasties. A Chinese emperor needed the "approval of the gods" in order to stay as the leader of China.What was this known as? The Mandate of Heaven

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What is 'reason'? Using logic and evidence to form thoughts and solve problems. What's a THEORY? An explanation for how or why something happens.. Who said that the universe revolves around the Earth? Ptolemy. The idea of a universe that revolves around the Earth is called: geocentric. The idea that the solar system revolves around the sun is called: heliocentric. What DOES our solar system revolve around? the sun. The ancient Greeks and Romans had ideas about how the universe worked, but they didn't: perform experiments. On what did ancient Greeks and Romans base their ideas of how the universe worked: common sense. How did that work out for the Greeks and Romans, just trying to use common sense? It led to a lot of incorrect ideas.. In the 1500s, Europeans figured out that scientists had to use mathematics and experiments to make advances. This realization was called: The Scientific Revolution.. Scientist Isaac Newton wrote a book called 'Principia,' which advanced ideas about: gravity. For a long time, we didn't know much about how the human body worked, because many cultures: forbade scientists to dissect human beings. An orderly way of collecting and analyzing evidence... the Scientific Method

Indus Valley Civilization is also known as _________________ Harrapan Civilization. True or False: The people of the Indus Valley domesticated animals  True. What animal did the Indus Valley people use to pull the carts? domesticated bull. Toys in the Harrapan Civilization were made of terecotta. Toys in Mohenjodaro resembles animals. Which stone did the Indus Valley people use to make jewellery? carnelian. Which material in Mohenjodaro is used to make beads,bangles,earrings and tiny vessel ? faience. Was water irrigation available in Mohenjodaro ? yes. What were the main occupation followed in Mohenjodaro? farming and rearing of animals. Who prepared seals in Mohenjodaro? scribes

What are the three factors of production that Great Britain had in order to start industrializing? capital. What resources did Great Britain have? coal. What did Great Britain have which would allow them to sell their finished goods? colonies. What would Great Britain get from their colonies that would help with industrializing? raw materials. This is an example of the factor of production, labor. Britain had a booming population.. This is an example of the factor of production, land. Britain had many natural resources. . This is an example of the factor of production, capital. Britain had a place to get cheap raw materials and sell goods. . The improvement of farming techniques from the _____ led to a population boom. Agricultural Revolution. As a result of the _____ many peasants lost their farms and had to move to cities looking for jobs. Enclosure Movement. An example of the factor of production, capital, is... Investing in new machinery. This was used to power machines in factories. Rivers. Where did peasants find work when they no longer were needed on farms? factories

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Which of the following best describes the Silk Road? a network of trade routes that extended across Asia. The western end of the Silk Road connected to the Mediterranean Sea. The Silk Road was important because it linked Asian and western cultures for more a thousand years. Which of these is an example of an idea spread by the Silk Road? Buddhism. Chinese explorer Zhang Qian is known as the Father of the Silk Road because he opened the way for trade between China and its western neighbors. In ancient times, silk was a valuable good for China to trade because only the Chinese knew how to make it.. Silk is a fiber that comes from silkworm cocoons. Which of the following Roman products was most valued by the Chinese? glassware. The Great Wall of China lay to the north of part of the Eastern Silk Road. How did the Great Wall affect travelers on the Silk Road? The Great Wall gave protection against bandits from the north.. Which of the following would most likely have been the greatest danger to traders crossing the Taklimakan Desert? sandstorms. What was the main reason why traders crossed the desert traveling in caravans? to make it safer to travel. Which of the following goods came to China from India? spices. Which physical feature made it most difficult for traders to travel the Western Silk Road? mountains. Which part of the Silk Road was known as the "trail of bones"? the Pamir Mountains. Two products the Romans exchanged for Chinese silk were glassware and gold. At the western end of the Silk Road, how were goods moved from ports on the Mediterranean such as Antioch? by ships. Which of the following is an accurate statement about cultural diffusion? Cultural diffusion spreads ideas, knowledge, and goods.. Which of the following is an accurate example of cultural diffusion? Knowledge of silk making spread from China to the West.. How did trade on the Silk Road affect what people ate in China? Trade brought new foods to China.. What does it mean when a country imports goods? The country brings goods in from other countries.

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What planet is the smallest? Mercury. What is the largest planet? Jupiter. What planet is closest to the sun? Mercury. What planet has the biggest volcano? Mars. Which is hotter: Venus or Mercury? Venus. Which planet still has a great spot? Jupiter. Have humans walked on any other planet? No. Which planet rotates all the way on its side? Uranus. The spinning of an object on its axis is called______ rotation. The earth orbits around... the sun.. True or FalseThe Earth is the center of the solar system. False. What is a common characteristic of the inner planets? Rocky Surface. True or FalseThe planets are not lined up in a perfectly straight line True. True or FalseThe planets are all equally distanced from each other. False. What is the sixth planet from the sun? Saturn. What is the second planet from the sun? Venus. What is the seventh planet from the sun? Uranus. Rotate is just a scientific word for... spin

A plan or thought for the design of a city Urban Planning. The first language of Ancient India Sanskrit. The rivers where the Indus Civilization settled along Indus & Ganges. A large land area isolated from the rest of the continent Subcontinent. One of the centers of the Indus Civilization that flourished from 2500 to 1700 BCE Harappa. A seasonal wind that causes wet & dry seasons Monsoons. The social hierarchy of India created by the Aryans that divided Indian society into groups based on a person's birth, wealth, or occupation Caste System. One of the largest cities of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization . An area of land surrounded by water on three sides Peninsula. The major religion of India. Still practiced in India today Hinduism

TRUE or FALSE: Ideas created during the scientific revolution were ALWAYS received positively. False. Name the past empires that inspired the scientific revolution. Greece and Rome. Define heresy. . Explain the geocentric model of the universe. The Earth is the center of the universe. Explain the heliocentric model of the universe. The sun is the center of the universe. Name the organization that felt challenged by Galileo Galilei's research. The Catholic Church. The Catholic Church promoted the ______ model of the universe. Heliocentric. The Galileo promoted the ______ model of the universe. Geocentric

Which Continent is Egypt Located? Africa. Building dams, channels, canals, and ditches to bring water to crops is known as Irrigation. Hunter Gatherers were nomadic. What statement is correct? they wandered about following sources of food and water. Many ancient civilizations "settled" around rivers. What does the word "settle" mean in this context? To set up a place to stay. Which of the following is NOT an Ancient River Civilization? Greece. Specialization of labor means that people had different Jobs. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a civilization? Dancing. What society was known as the Gift of the Nile? Egypt. Which word means an object that tells about how people lived in the past?. Which is located in Asia? Artifact. What river was referred to as a "gift" especially during its annual flooding? The Nile River

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Where did the Maya live: Yucatan Peninsula. Which were the tallest and most important buildings in Maya cities? : pyramids . The large stepped pyramids of the Maya served as ______________ to the Gods: Temples. The pictures and symbols used in Mayan writing are called: hieroglyphics. The Aztec capital city was built in the middle of Lake __________: Texcoco. The Aztec Empire lived in central ___________: Mexico. What was one reason the Aztec waged war so often? : They needed prisoners for human sacrifices. . The Aztec capital city was called . . : Tenotchtitlan. The Aztecs settled where they saw:: An eagle on a cactus. Which of the following was NOT found in both the Maya and Aztec civilizations: . The capital city of the Incan Empire was ____: Cuzco. Who led the Spanish to conquer the Incas: Pizarro. Where are the Inca located? : Andes Mountains. What is a "set of strings with knots. The Number and size of the knots conveyed meaning to the Inca." : Quipu. What system of farming did the Inca develop in order to farm in the mountains? : Terrace Farming. Where did the Inca live: South America. The piece of architectural seen here: Machu Picchu. What color represents where the Inca civilization was: green