History Introduction Jeopardy Template

History	Nations and Peoples	Creation	Archaeology
100 HIS (God's) story This is a very shortened definition of history.	100 Who is God? This is who rules over all nations and peoples	100 What happened around 6,000 BC? This is the date of creation.	100 What is the study of the past by digging artifacts out of the ground? This is the definition of archaeology.
200 What is God working all things for His glory. History is the story of	200 What is Psalm, 22: 8? “For kingship belongs to the Lord, and he rules over the nations.” This is a verse from Scripture that tells us who rules over all nations and peoples	200 What is Genesis 1, 2 This is where you can find the Biblical account of creation.	200 What is dig artifacts out of the ground and classifies them This is what an archaeologists do.
300 What is guarded, purified, and strengthened History shows how God does this for His undeserving people.	300 What is create, govern, and judge This is what God has the authority to do with all people and nations.	300 What is Day 4? This is when God created the sun, moon, and stars	300 What are letters, bones, journals, or monuments These are three things an archaeologist might dig out of the ground and classify.
400 What is learn from God’s will and way with His creation, to learn the consequences of ideas, and to be reminded of God’s faithfulness in guarding, purifying, and strengthening us. This is why we should learn history	400 What is the study of what a nation’s ideas look like (architecture, painting, decorations, etc.), sound like (music), taste like (food), and how those ideas were acted out in daily life (government, religion). This is the definition of culture.	400 What is God divided the water from the sky. This is what God did on Day 2 of Creation	400 What is study artifacts to find out about the past. This is what historians do.
500 What is God’s will and way with His creation and the consequences of man’s ideas. The definition of history	500 What is a nation's paintings, architecture, decorations, music, food, government, and religion This is how someone can tell what a nation's ideas look like, sound like, tase like, and how that nation's ideas are acted out in daily life.	500 What is to teach us the importance for us to keep the seventh day holy. This is why God rested the seventh day.	500 What is a Biblical worldview. Besides being well-read, historians must have this to interpret artifacts truthfully.

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