Chapter 5 SS
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Who was known as "the Father of Railways" after he developed the train engine? | George Stephenson
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| How do inventors make changes to the community? | They come up with new ideas to improve the way people live and work.
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| What do the telegraph and the telephone have in common? | They were both invented to speed up communication.
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| How did Ford's Model T cars change transportation? | They made it possible fore more people to buy cars.
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| Which civilization invented paper and printing? | Ancient China
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| 10 years | decade
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| the tools people use every day | technology
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| a government in which citizens choose government leaders who make decisions | republic
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| the times we live in today | modern
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| the right to vote | suffrage
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| a large group of people living in a well-organized way | civilization
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| all the land and people under the control of a powerful nation | empire
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| type of government in which citizens make the decisions | democracy
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| How have inventions changed the way we live? | They make life easier.
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| Who invented the telegraph? | Samuel Morse
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| Who invented one of the first telephones? | Alexander Graham Bell
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| Who invented one of the first cars? | Henry Ford
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| What are some examples of "fast changes" in communities? | Fire, Tornado, Flash Flood
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| What is a primary source? | A source from that time or a person who was really there.
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| What is a secondary source? | A person who was NOT there writes or paints about a time or event.
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