Activity Workbook - Student Edition - Social Studies
Activity Workbook
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Workbook Activities
Looking at the Earth Activity A Recognizing Our Solar System Activity B Identifying Landforms
Water, Climate, and Vegetation Activity A Understanding the Water Cycle Activity B Charting Climate Characteristics
The World's People Activity A Recognizing the Culture Regions Activity B Identifying Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources
The United States Activity A Identifying Major Landforms in the United States Activity B Recognizing the Features of Your Region
Canada Activity
Identifying Characteristics of the Canadian Provinces and Territories
Mexico Activity A Activity B
Identifying Mexico's Altitude Zones Understanding Mexico's Native American Heritage
Central America and the Caribbean Islands Activity A Recognizing Central American Capitals Activity B Recognizing the Physical Characteristics of the Caribbean Islands
Brazil and Its Neighbors Activity A Identifying Landforms in Brazil Activity B Identifying the History and Cultures of Caribbean South America
The Andean Countries Activity Recognizing the Mineral Resources of the Andean Countries
Europe--Early History Activity A Understanding the History of Early Europe Activity B Identifying Important Figures of the Renaissance and Reformation
Europe--Modern History Activity A Analyzing Changes in European History Activity B Understanding the Cold War
Western Europe Today Activity A Charting the Economies of Western Europe Activity B Identifying the Geographic Characteristics of Western Europe Activity C Identifying the Populations of Countries in Northern Europe Activity D Recognizing the Physical Characteristics of Southern Europe
The New Eastern Europe Activity A Locating Eastern European Countries and Their Capital Cities Activity B Identifying Characteristics of Eastern Europe
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TABLE OF CONTENTS, CONTINUED
Russia's Landscape and History
Activity A
Identifying Major Geographic Features of Russia
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Activity B
Appreciating the History of Russia
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The New Russia and Independent Republics
Activity A
Identifying Russia's Economic Regions
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Activity B
Recognizing the Capitals of the Caucasus and Central Asia
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Birthplace of Civilization
Activity A
Recognizing Early Civilizations
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Activity B
Identifying Religions of Southwest Asia
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North Africa Today
Activity A
Interpreting an Economic Activity Map of North Africa
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Activity B
Creating and Interpreting a Pictograph
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Southwest Asia
Activity A
Interpreting a Physical Map
39
Activity B
The Cities and People of Southwest Asia
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West Africa
Activity
Recognizing the Countries of West Africa
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Central and East Africa
Activity A
Recognizing the Physical Characteristics of Central Africa
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Activity B
Recognizing the History of East Africa
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Southern Africa--A Varied Region
Activity
Recognizing the Resources in Southern Africa
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South Asia
Activity A
Recognizing the Physical Features of South Asia
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Activity B
Recognizing the Cultural Features of South Asia
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China and Its Neighbors
Activity A
Identifying the Landforms of China
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Activity B
Recognizing China's People and Culture
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Activity C
Identifying China's Neighbors and New Territories
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Japan and the Koreas
Activity A
Understanding Japan's History
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Activity B
Recognizing the Location of Korea
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Southeast Asia
Activity A
Recognizing the Varied Features of Southeast Asian Countries
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Activity B
Locating the Capital Cities of Southeast Asia
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Australia and New Zealand
Activity
Understanding the Unique Characteristics of Australia and New Zealand
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Oceania and Antarctica
Activity A
Identifying the Geographic and Economic Characteristics of Oceania
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Activity B
Recognizing the Unique Characteristics of Antarctica
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BIRTHPLACE OF CIVILIZATION
Workbook Activity A
Recognizing Early Civilizations
The earliest civilizations developed systems of writing, cities, and people who did specialized work, such as farmers, blacksmiths, builders, and
priests. The time of the earliest civilizations is known as the Bronze Age, because people used bronze to make tools and weapons.
DIRECTIONS: Complete a Web Diagram Use the web diagram below to help you organize the discoveries and developments of four early civilizations-- Mesopotamians, Akkadians and Babylonians, Phoenicians, and Ancient Egyptians. Study the list of descriptive phrases below. Write the letter of each phrase in the appropriate circle.
Mesopotamians C, E, I
Akkadians and Babylonians
D, F, H
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Phoenicians A, J, K
Developments of Early Civilizations
Ancient Egyptians B, G, L
A. This civilization developed an alphabet that gave rise to the Hebrew, Greek, and Latin alphabets.
B. This civilization developed a system of writing called hieroglyphics.
C. This civilization was the first to use the plow. D. This warlike kingdom grew to become the
first empire. E. This civilization was the first to build an irri-
gation system of ditches. F. Their greatest king, Hammurabi, wrote a set
of laws. G. These people embalmed their dead to pre-
serve the body for the next life.
H. This civilization contributed to the field of mathematics by developing a number system based on 60.
I. City-states of this civilization were ruled by a man who was both the religious leader and king.
J. These people were important traders who sailed around the southern tip of Africa.
K. This civilization was located mainly in what is today Lebanon.
L. The pyramids are proof of this civilization's engineering and building skills.
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