Social Studies: 7th Grade Units 1-3 Review
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This is a review for WSFCS 7th grade social studies teachers.
Topics of this game:
- Something produced by someone who actually lived through history
- Something produced about something in history by someone who did not live through it
- Physical features of a place
- The values and beliefs of a people who hold them in common
- Faith-based values and beliefs held in common
- The total money system of a country or a region
- The politics that helps structure a society
- Important invention that increases learning during the Renaissance
- The widespread transfer of food, ideas, products and people between Europe, Africa and the New World
- When Martin Luther put his document on the church, which leads to increased questioning of the church
- The split up of the church into two different parts
- Theory that the sun is the center of the universe
- Theory that the earth is the center of the Universe
- Assassination of this Archduke began World War 1
- The dropping of this destroyed Japanese Cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima
- Surprise attack upon Hawaii that leads to the US entry into World War 2.
- Systemic and planned killing of specific groups of people prior to and during World War 2.
- Movement that leads to increased awareness of the harshness of colonial rule, leads to decolonization
- Battle of _________________, battle where one side fought with cows, and its destruction ends Songhai Empire
- War between Russia and Turkey over the Holy Land
- When countries try to take over weaker countries to exploit resources, aka "Take over the World"
- Name for a country that has been taken over by another country
- M in MAIN, as in the causes of World War 1, "let's gear up for war"
- A in MAIN, as in the causes of World War 1, "I got your back if you got mine"
- N in Main, as in the Causes of World War 1, "my country is the best"
- Treaty of ___________, that ends World War 1.
- International Peace-Keeping body created after WW1, that mainly failed because it had no power
- Dictatorship governments that rose to power prior to World War 2
- Dictator of Germany prior to World War 2
- Dictator of Russia prior to World War 2
- Dictator of Italy prior to World War 2
- Peace-keeping body that was created after WW2, that still functions today
- War that has no physical fighting, but threats of fighting
- Where people do not own their own property, government controls economy
- Government does not control economy, and people own property
