Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade. What is a primary source? A source from the time period studied.

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Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

What is a primary source? A source from the time period studied.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

What is a secondary source? A source written about a past time from STUDIES of that time.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

To dig up is to __________. Excavate.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

To make a choice is to make a ___________. DECISION

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

The story of the past is _________. HISTORY

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

The time before history was written down is called ________________. prehistory

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Tradition that is passed down by word of mouth is _____ ________. Oral tradition

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

______ is the study of the remains of past cultures. archaeology

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

An object made by someone in the past is an ___________. artifact

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

To _____ is to judge the worth of something. evaluate

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Which of the following is an example of a primary source? A. Toys B. A book written last month A. Toys

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Many sources from the past have been ____ or _________. Lost or destroyed.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

How do architects see inside an artifact? X-rays

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

The Iceman used crystals of sulfur and iron on black fungus to _______. Start fires.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Beads of birch fungus were used to fight __________. disease

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

They decided the Iceman was 35 or 40 by what? The wear on his teeth.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Carbon 14 testing can tell _______. How old an object is.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Europe’s highest mountain range is the ____________. Alps.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

The Iceman was found between the border of what two countries? Italy and Austria.

Who wants to be a millionaire????? 6 th Grade

Chapter 2 has been reviewed! May the Iceman be with you during your test !