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| History | is a record of the past. |
| Geography | is the study of people, places, and the environment. |
| Government | is the people and groups within a society that have the authority to make laws, to make sure they are carried out, and to settle disagreements about them. |
| Citizen | isa legal member of a country. |
| Citizen's rights | to vote in elections |
| An example of a citizen's duties | paying taxes. |
| Economics | is the study of how people manage their resources |
| How do people of other countries manage their resources? | by producing, exchanging, and using goods and services. |
| Culture | consists of the beliefs, customs, laws, art, and ways of living that a group of people share |
| A culture region is | an area of the world in which many people share similar beliefs, history, and languages. |
| Geography deals with | the world in spatial terms. |
| The study of geography focuses on | the five themes of Geography |
| Name the five themes | location, region, place, movement, and human-environment interaction. |
| Government is | the people and groups within a society that have the authority to make laws, to make sure they are carried out, and to settle disagreements about them. |
| Economics is | the study of how people manage their resources |
| How do people manage their resources? | by producing, exchanging, and using goods and services. |
| The three types of resources are | natural, human, and capital. |
| Natural resources are | gifts of nature, such as forests, fertile soil, and water. |
| Human resources are | skills people have to produce goods and services. |
| Capital resources are | the things people make |
| The five fields of learning in Social Studies are | history, geography, economics, government, |
| Archaeologists are | scientists who study artifacts to learn about people's culture and history. |
