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Timelines (5th gr)

Quiz by Karen Zaccaria

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-a Latin term used to estimate a date
30
circa
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30
-abbreviated c. or ca.

18 questions

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-a Latin term used to estimate a date

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2

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A person who studies and writes about the past

3

30 sec

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a period of ten years

4

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a period of one hundred years

5

30 sec

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a diagram that shows when events took place during a given period of time

6

30 sec

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arranged in the order that events happened

7

30 sec

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Before Christ

8

30 sec

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9

30 sec

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Before Common Era

10

30 sec

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11

30 sec

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Anno Domini (in the year of the Lord)

12

30 sec

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13

30 sec

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Common Era

14

30 sec

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15

30 sec

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The approximate date of birth of Jesus Christ on a historic timeline.

16

30 sec

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an expert who studies the past by examining objects that people have left behind

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30 sec

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a particular period of time in history

18

30 sec

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