Thursday, November 3, 2016

Social Studies Study Guide - Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Social Studies
Test is: Tuesday, November 15th

Vocabulary:
history: the story of what happened in a place
ancestor: someone in a person’s family, such as a great-great-grandmother, who lived long ago
pioneer: a person who helps settle a new land
location: the place where a community is found
founder: a person who starts a settlement

Multiple Choice:
The capital city of the United States is Washington, D.C.
The population of Eagle, Colorado is larger today than it was in the 1800s because more businesses brought more jobs.
A community that is larger than a suburb is a city.
The first people to live in Eagle, Colorado were Native Americans.
People who live in rural areas live away from cities and large towns.
The Himalayan Mountains are on the continent of Asia.
Miners discovered silver mines in the mountains of Colorado around the 1880s.
A line on a map that shows where a state or country ends is a boarder.
A globe is a model of our planet.  It shows the true shapes of Earth’s oceans and continents.
The founder of the settlement that later became Eagle was William Edwards.
Maps:
the 4 cardinal directions- North, South, East, West
map scale: is used to find the distance from one place to another

Essay:
How has the community of Eagle, Colorado changed? How has it stayed the same?

Over time, the population of Eagle has grown, stores and shops have been built, and transportation routes have improved.  Eagle is the same because people still live and work there.  They raise their families and enjoy parks and activities near their home.


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