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    Introduction to World History Review Guide

    1. Define “History”: _____________________________________________________________

    2. How old is the planet Earth? ____________________________________________________


    When did man make his appearance on Earth? ______________________________________

    3. Give (3) reasons for studying the past:


    a) _________________________________________________________________________
    b) _________________________________________________________________________
    c) _________________________________________________________________________

    4. What does B.C. mean? _________________________________________________________


    What does A.D. mean? ________________________________________________________

    5. The period of history between 1,000,000 B.C. and 4000 B.C. is called ___________________

    6. The period of history between 4000 B.C. and the present is called _______________________
    Where did the earliest forms of written records occur? ________________________________

    7. The Historic Period is subdivided into the following time periods:


    a) Between 4000 BC to AD 500: _________________________________________
    b) Between AD 500 to AD 1500: _________________________________________
    c) Between AD 1500 to the Present: _______________________________________

    8. Provide (3) examples of unwritten records left by man:


    a) _____________________ b) ____________________ c) _________________________
    Provide (3) examples of written records left by man:
    a) _____________________ b) ____________________ c) _________________________

    9. Define the following individuals who study the past:


    a) Historians: ________________________________________________________________
    b) Archeologists: _____________________________________________________________
    c) Anthropologists: ____________________________________________________________

    10. What are the (5) “Early Civilizations” in history?


    a) _________________________ b) _________________________ c) _______________________
    d) _________________________ e) _________________________

    TERMS TO KNOW:
    B.C A.D. (Anno-Domini) Prehistoric Period
    Historic Period Ancient History Medieval History
    Modern History Unwritten Records Written Records
    Historians Archeologists Anthropologists

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