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24 Cards in this Set
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The -?- is the way people of a state, region or country use resources in their area to meet their needs.
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Economy
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-?- is the study of how people use resources in their region to meet their needs.
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Economics
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-?- is being concerned with and involved in how things work in the community, state, country, or world.
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Civics
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A system by which a community, state, or country uses elected leaders and laws to help people live is called -?-.
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Government
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-?- is a way of life.
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Culture
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-?- is culture that has come from the past and continues today.
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Heritage
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Our -?- is made up of a group of humans.
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Society
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Our -?- is made up of a group of humans.
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Society
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-?- is the place where something can be found.
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Location
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-?- means to change something.
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Modify
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-?- means to adjust to the surroundings.
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Adapt
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-?- are formed by nature.
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Physical features
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-?- are created by humans.
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Human features
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A -?- is a large area described by its physical or human features.
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Regions
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Why do we study history?
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To show us how the paast and the present are linked.
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Where did immigrants used to come to America?
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Ellis Island
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What is on Ellis Island today?
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A museum
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-?- is what happened in the past.
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History
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We can study the -?- of something by looking through a chronological series of events.
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Chronology
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-?- is the story of an event passed down through generations.
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Oral history
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-?- is how you see things.
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Point of view
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-?- is an understanding of the thoughts and feelings of people in the past and how they felt about events.
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Historical empathy
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-?- is a set of ideas that guide how you will feel about or understand something.
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Frame of reference
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-?- is to look closely at something.
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Analyze
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