chinese Crossword Puzzles
Chinese words 3 2020-07-16
Chinese new year 2023-01-17
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- Chinese new year 2023
- .... city, a city of 9000 rooms in Beijing
- black and white animal
- symbol of long life,
- .... army, 8000 clay soldiers
- larges city in China
- .... road
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- Continent of China
- chinese years are represented by these
- capital of China
- colour of happiness
- longest river in China
- symbol of purity
- exploding celebration
- used to writing on, invented in China
- .... wall of China
- utensils used for eating
17 Clues: .... road • capital of China • symbol of purity • Continent of China • .... wall of China • colour of happiness • symbol of long life, • larges city in China • Chinese new year 2023 • exploding celebration • longest river in China • black and white animal • utensils used for eating • .... army, 8000 clay soldiers • used to writing on, invented in China • chinese years are represented by these • ...
Ancient Chinese Society 2021-05-05
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- What did artisans use to make weapons and mirrors?
- what was Woman’s responsibility to their husband?
- in what dynasty was education difficult for women in ancient china?
- Women also often did sewing, weaving and ___
- the ancient Chinese believed it was a waste of time to educate girls as their _____ did not matter.
- what children had to learn calligraphy?
- where did the name mandarins come from?
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- who has the highest role?
- Who was more significant Emperor Shi Huangdi or empress Wu Zhao to improving Ancient Chinese society?
- What were artisans rated in society?
- what is Calligraphy a form of?
- what is there a rising population of?
- Chinese women are su-
- what did the nobles give to the the emperor?
- what dynasty was Emperor Shi Huangdi Emperor of?
- how many years of education funded by the government did woman get?
- who's lives did empress wu zhao improve?
17 Clues: Chinese women are su- • who has the highest role? • what is Calligraphy a form of? • What were artisans rated in society? • what is there a rising population of? • what children had to learn calligraphy? • where did the name mandarins come from? • who's lives did empress wu zhao improve? • what did the nobles give to the the emperor? • ...
Greetings in Chinese 2024-09-24
17 Clues: Sorry • Goodbye! • Thank you • Hi teacher! • How are you? • Good morning. • Hi classmates! • I'm very well. • Good afternoon. • You'are welcome. • How old are you? • I'm 15 years old. • I'm 14 years old. • Nice to meet you. • What's your name? • No problem/It's ok. • what's your last name?(casual way)
CROSSWORD - MANDARIN CHINESE 2025-04-27
17 Clues: LAND • COAL • UNCLE • GREAT • ARRIVE • PALACE • BELIEVE • CAREFUL • HANDSOME • WOODLOCK • CONSIDER • RESOURCES • PREVIOUSLY • TYPOGRAPHY • LONG JOURNEY • STONE PIECES • TRAVEL NOTES
Chinese - Drink II 2026-05-07
history 2024-02-27
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- cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die
- trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome
- leader of India was responsible for the spread of Budishm by missionaries
- leader of the Hebrews and his people escape from slavery in Egypt and received 10 corrodents from god
- shihaung Chinese emperor who oversaw the creation of theGreat Wall of China
- religion that originated in India and had multiple versions of one god
- the belief in many gods
- Chinese philosophy that stressed respect and had a system of behavioral teachings that influenced Chinese life and government
- founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia
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- prehistoric period characterized by the use of stone tools and hunting
- Persian religion that focused in the struggle between two opposing forced good and evil
- the name for modern humans
- an anciet Neolithic settlement dates to around 7500bce It is the earliest urban center
- a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history
- Chinese philosophy that seeks to bring people into harmony with nature
- the belief in only one god
- greatest leader who conquered all of the fertile crescent and Persian empire
- a series of rulers from a single family
18 Clues: the belief in many gods • the name for modern humans • the belief in only one god • a series of rulers from a single family • founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia • a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history • trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome • cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die • ...
TIPS: Chinese Culture 2022-10-08
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- "The Great ___ of China"
- Official romanization system for the Chinese language
- Chinese martial arts
- Largest ethnic group in China
- Last Chinese dynasty
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- National sport of China
- One of the most popular beverages in China
- Chinese province known for spicy food (numbing spice)
- dish with dough wrapped around filling
9 Clues: Chinese martial arts • Last Chinese dynasty • National sport of China • "The Great ___ of China" • Largest ethnic group in China • dish with dough wrapped around filling • One of the most popular beverages in China • Chinese province known for spicy food (numbing spice) • Official romanization system for the Chinese language
Ancient China 2025-05-13
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- Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders.
- A calendar based on the phases of the moon, used in ancient China for tracking time
- A traditional Chinese medical practice involving inserting needles into the body to relieve pain or treat illness.
- Examination a way to choose government workers based on their skills and knowledge instead of their family background. It started during the Tang Dynasty.
- Road An ancient network of trade routes connecting China to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
- A fine ceramic material developed in China, often used for making vases and dishes.
- A system in which neighboring countries would send gifts to the Chinese emperor in exchange for protection and trade..
- Relating to an emperor or empire.
- The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing.
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- A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China.
- A system of government that has very specific and organized ways of getting things done. This involves many steps to get something done.
- The ruler of an empire.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao (the way or path).
- A philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius, emphasizing moral values, respect, and social harmony.
- a person or object that can predict the future
- A precious stone highly valued in Ancient China, used for jewelry, tools, and ceremonial objects.
- The belief that the emperor’s right to rule comes from divine/god's approval.
- A valuable fabric produced from silkworms.
- Dynasty The first imperial dynasty of China, famous for the unification of China and the construction of the Great Wall.
- A Chinese philosophy that believes in strict laws and harsh punishments to maintain order in society.
20 Clues: The ruler of an empire. • Relating to an emperor or empire. • A valuable fabric produced from silkworms. • a person or object that can predict the future • A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China. • The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing. • Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders. • ...
Ancient China 2025-05-13
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- Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders.
- A system of government that has very specific and organized ways of getting things done. This involves many steps to get something done.
- Calendar A calendar based on the phases of the moon, used in ancient China for tracking time
- Examination a way to choose government workers based on their skills and knowledge instead of their family background. It started during the Tang Dynasty.
- The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing.
- A fine ceramic material developed in China, often used for making vases and dishes.
- A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China.
- A system in which neighboring countries would send gifts to the Chinese emperor in exchange for protection and trade..
- Dynasty The first imperial dynasty of China, famous for the unification of China and the construction of the Great Wall.
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- A valuable fabric produced from silkworms.
- The ruler of an empire.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao (the way or path).
- A philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius, emphasizing moral values, respect, and social harmony.
- A traditional Chinese medical practice involving inserting needles into the body to relieve pain or treat illness.
- A precious stone highly valued in Ancient China, used for jewelry, tools, and ceremonial objects.
- A Chinese philosophy that believes in strict laws and harsh punishments to maintain order in society.
- a person or object that can predict the future
- of Heaven The belief that the emperor’s right to rule comes from divine/god's approval.
- Road An ancient network of trade routes connecting China to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
- Relating to an emperor or empire.
20 Clues: The ruler of an empire. • Relating to an emperor or empire. • A valuable fabric produced from silkworms. • a person or object that can predict the future • A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China. • The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing. • Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders. • ...
China Crossword 2012-05-03
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- / What piece of clothing do you have to take off before you walk into a house.
- / Most population in this City.
- / A main river.
- / A country North of China.
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- / A major agricultural product.
- / A type of food made out of fish.
- / A main type of language the Chinese speak.
- / What were silkworms used for.
- / An animal that eats bamboo.
- / what is the currency of the Chinese money.
- / A major tourist attraction.
- / An island off the coast of China claimed by the republic.
- / A building where the Chinese worship.
13 Clues: / A main river. • / A country North of China. • / An animal that eats bamboo. • / A major tourist attraction. • / A major agricultural product. • / What were silkworms used for. • / Most population in this City. • / A type of food made out of fish. • / A building where the Chinese worship. • / A main type of language the Chinese speak. • ...
Unit 6 China Vocab 2026-04-21
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- People who lived in Mongolia, north of China
- Another word for money
- A major Chinese philosophy, focused on The Way and peace with nature
- Luxury thread made from silkworms
- A major Chinese philosophy, focused on leadership through fear and strict laws
- "___ Piety" respect for elders in a family
- To take over by force
- A family tree of rulers
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- A major Chinese philosophy, focused on respect and educated government workers
- Being separated or alone
- Fancy elaborate writing
- A type of bone, used to predict the future
- A wall preventing entry
13 Clues: To take over by force • Another word for money • Fancy elaborate writing • A wall preventing entry • A family tree of rulers • Being separated or alone • Luxury thread made from silkworms • A type of bone, used to predict the future • "___ Piety" respect for elders in a family • People who lived in Mongolia, north of China • ...
China 2026-05-05
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- Mandopop and Cantopop are examples of this
- _____ is a two stringed instrument
- Cui Jian is known as the father of Chinese ____
- ___ combines acrobatics, dance, and music rooted in daily life
- Chinese music evolved through dynasty-specific styles like ___ court music
- ____ Dynasty music dates back to 618-907 AD
- China is in ____
- ___ is a fusion of Chinese folk, jazz and western pop
- ____ is a loud, double-reed instrument
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- Xi'an Guyue is ____ music
- Yinyue combines ____, dance and music rooted in daily life
- ___ is a plucked zither
- is singing and storytelling
13 Clues: China is in ____ • ___ is a plucked zither • Xi'an Guyue is ____ music • is singing and storytelling • _____ is a two stringed instrument • ____ is a loud, double-reed instrument • Mandopop and Cantopop are examples of this • ____ Dynasty music dates back to 618-907 AD • Cui Jian is known as the father of Chinese ____ • ___ is a fusion of Chinese folk, jazz and western pop • ...
sports by Johnson 2026-06-28
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- A Chinese athlete set a new Asian record.
- You need a pole to do it.
- Chinese people's worst sport.
- Jump in the water.
- Kobe and Yao Ming play this game.
- Fish are not allowed in this competition.
- You need a boat for this sprt.
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- Chinese people are the best at this sport.
- You need to pot different coloured balls.
- You need an oval ball.
- You need a two-wheeled vehicle to do it.
- Johnson does not (doesn't) want to play this.
- David hates this sport.
13 Clues: Jump in the water. • You need an oval ball. • David hates this sport. • You need a pole to do it. • Chinese people's worst sport. • You need a boat for this sprt. • Kobe and Yao Ming play this game. • You need a two-wheeled vehicle to do it. • A Chinese athlete set a new Asian record. • You need to pot different coloured balls. • Fish are not allowed in this competition. • ...
China 2024-02-07
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- The largest cemetery in the world
- A group of Nomadsform the north that took over China
- The capital of China
- Largest city in China
- The dynasty that built the terracotta warriors
- First Chinese dynasty
- A religion created by an ancient Chinese scholar
- Longest River in China
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- Where Chinese civilization began
- China fought them in the Opium War
- A religion that traveled to China from the Silk Road
- City that was controlled by the British for 150 years
- A religion that believes the universe has a plan
13 Clues: The capital of China • Largest city in China • First Chinese dynasty • Longest River in China • Where Chinese civilization began • The largest cemetery in the world • China fought them in the Opium War • The dynasty that built the terracotta warriors • A religion that believes the universe has a plan • A religion created by an ancient Chinese scholar • ...
history 2024-02-27
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- the name for modern humans
- a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history
- cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die
- leader of the Hebrews and his people escape from slavery in Egypt and received 10 corrodents from god
- Chinese philosophy that seeks to bring people into harmony with nature
- leader of India was responsible for the spread of Budishm by missionaries
- prehistoric period characterized by the use of stone tools and hunting
- religion that originated in India and had multiple versions of one god
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- founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia
- an ancient Neolithic settlement dates to around 7500bce It is the earliest urban center
- haung Chinese emperor who oversaw the creation of theGreat Wall of China
- Chinese philosophy that stressed respect and had a system of behavioral teachings that influenced Chinese life and government
- the belief in only one god
- greatest leader who conquered all of the fertile crescent and Persian empire
- a series of rulers from a single family
- trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome
- Persian religion that focused in the struggle between two opposing forced good and evil
- the belief in many gods
18 Clues: the belief in many gods • the name for modern humans • the belief in only one god • a series of rulers from a single family • founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia • a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history • trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome • cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die • ...
Colin and logan 2025-03-26
13 Clues: Hindu ruler • Muslim ruler • the way of kami • universal ruler • Chinese dynasty • chain of islands • Chinese diplomat • dome shaped shrine • way of the worrior • the Korean alphabet • shrine for favorite wifr • Temple with curved corners • porcelain blue green glazed
Chinese miners 2024-08-13
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- What did many Chinese miners face from other miners and settlers?
- How were Chinese miners often described in terms of their work?
- Who often helped Chinese miners with communication and legal issues.
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- Besides mining, what other jobs did Chinese miners with communication and legal issues?
- What did the Chinese miners form among themselves in the gold fields?
- What was a major barrier for Chinese miners in NZ?
- Where did many Chinese miner come from to join the nz gold rush?
- Why did Chinese miners travel to NZ during the gold rush?
8 Clues: What was a major barrier for Chinese miners in NZ? • Why did Chinese miners travel to NZ during the gold rush? • How were Chinese miners often described in terms of their work? • Where did many Chinese miner come from to join the nz gold rush? • What did many Chinese miners face from other miners and settlers? • ...
Ancient China-Bella Austin 2018-05-07
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- How many belief's did the Chinese system include
- What road did Chinese go on to trade
- It's a kind of ceramic that the Chinese inventions
- Which dynasty built the Forbidden City
- What was the protect of The Great Wall to china
- Which dynasty built The Great Wall
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- What does Huang He mean
- The most common religion in China
- Which dynasty established the first permanent
- What is the Chinese favorite number
10 Clues: What does Huang He mean • The most common religion in China • Which dynasty built The Great Wall • What is the Chinese favorite number • What road did Chinese go on to trade • Which dynasty built the Forbidden City • Which dynasty established the first permanent • What was the protect of The Great Wall to china • How many belief's did the Chinese system include • ...
Asian Country 2025-03-03
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- What is the traditional Christmas eve meal?
- flag with a yellow star in the center
- Name a Chinese language other than mandarin
- What is the capital of Japan?
- What is the capital of India?
- which country has the highest population?
- Name a famous Chinese landmark
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- How many stars on the flag of China?
- name the longest river in China
- Name the Chinese name for mandarin
- flag with a red circle
- what is the capital of China?
- which flag has a white star in the center?
13 Clues: flag with a red circle • what is the capital of China? • What is the capital of Japan? • What is the capital of India? • Name a famous Chinese landmark • name the longest river in China • Name the Chinese name for mandarin • How many stars on the flag of China? • flag with a yellow star in the center • which country has the highest population? • ...
Isshin Ryu Kata System 2013-10-23
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- Second bo kata
- Simulated bo battle; tori is the attacker and uke is the defender
- Also known as tekki; empty hand
- Name of a Chinese sailor; has 13 imaginary attackers; empty hand
- First basic sai kata
- Tatsuo Shimabuku's nickname; only kata unique to Isshin Ryu created from all of Master Shimabuku's favorite moves
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- First Isshin Ryu bo kata
- Name of Chinese sailor; aslo called empi from Shorin Ryu; empty hand
- Storm within the calm; empty hand
- Bo versus sai combat
- Kusanku with sai
- Name of Chinese sailor; Shorin Ryu system; empty hand
- "Three Battles" empty hand
- Kata done in "the dark" empty hand
14 Clues: Second bo kata • Kusanku with sai • Bo versus sai combat • First basic sai kata • First Isshin Ryu bo kata • "Three Battles" empty hand • Also known as tekki; empty hand • Storm within the calm; empty hand • Kata done in "the dark" empty hand • Name of Chinese sailor; Shorin Ryu system; empty hand • Name of a Chinese sailor; has 13 imaginary attackers; empty hand • ...
Chapter 5: Ancient China 2017-11-13
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- Founder of the Qin dynasty and China's first emperor
- The founder of the Han Dynasty
- Yellow brown soil
- System of beliefs and values
- Closely related people of several generations
- Protective wall that controls or holds back water
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- Chinese emperor who brought the Han dynasty to its greatest strength
- Chinese philosopher and teacher
- Group of people whose job it is to carry out the work on the government
- Cloth, originally made only in China
- Ancient trade route between China and Europe
- Type of money used by a group or nation
- Local leader of an armed group
- Chinese scholar, astronomer, and historian
14 Clues: Yellow brown soil • System of beliefs and values • Local leader of an armed group • The founder of the Han Dynasty • Chinese philosopher and teacher • Cloth, originally made only in China • Type of money used by a group or nation • Chinese scholar, astronomer, and historian • Ancient trade route between China and Europe • Closely related people of several generations • ...
Vocabulary Ancient China 2024-01-18
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- a local leader of an armed group
- the type of money used by a group or a nation
- a valuable cloth spun by caterpillars called silkworms
- a protective wall that controls or holds back water
- the founder of the Han Dynasty
- a CHinese scholar, astronomer, and historian
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- a system of beliefs and values
- closely related people of several generations
- Chinese philosopher and teacher
- Chinese emperor who brought the Han Dynasty to greatness
- founder of the Qin Dynasty
- yellow brown soil
- an ancient trade route between China and Europe
- the group of people whose job it is to carry out the work of the government
14 Clues: yellow brown soil • founder of the Qin Dynasty • a system of beliefs and values • the founder of the Han Dynasty • Chinese philosopher and teacher • a local leader of an armed group • a CHinese scholar, astronomer, and historian • closely related people of several generations • the type of money used by a group or a nation • an ancient trade route between China and Europe • ...
Ancient China 2025-05-13
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- Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders.
- A calendar based on the phases of the moon, used in ancient China for tracking time
- A traditional Chinese medical practice involving inserting needles into the body to relieve pain or treat illness.
- Examination a way to choose government workers based on their skills and knowledge instead of their family background. It started during the Tang Dynasty.
- Road An ancient network of trade routes connecting China to Europe, Asia, and Africa.
- A fine ceramic material developed in China, often used for making vases and dishes.
- A system in which neighboring countries would send gifts to the Chinese emperor in exchange for protection and trade..
- Relating to an emperor or empire.
- The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing.
Down
- A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China.
- A system of government that has very specific and organized ways of getting things done. This involves many steps to get something done.
- The ruler of an empire.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with the Dao (the way or path).
- A philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius, emphasizing moral values, respect, and social harmony.
- a person or object that can predict the future
- A precious stone highly valued in Ancient China, used for jewelry, tools, and ceremonial objects.
- The belief that the emperor’s right to rule comes from divine/god's approval.
- A valuable fabric produced from silkworms.
- Dynasty The first imperial dynasty of China, famous for the unification of China and the construction of the Great Wall.
- A Chinese philosophy that believes in strict laws and harsh punishments to maintain order in society.
20 Clues: The ruler of an empire. • Relating to an emperor or empire. • A valuable fabric produced from silkworms. • a person or object that can predict the future • A poor farmer, often working the land in Ancient China. • The art of beautiful handwriting, often used in Chinese writing. • Wall of China A massive wall built to protect China from invaders. • ...
China Puzzle 2026-04-16
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- These people were seen as greedy and parasitical and were objects of contempt until modern times.
- This emperor made Confucianism the state religion and created China's first university.
- Which piece of clothing began replacing the robe as everyday dress?
- This man was known as Confucius' second rival and was the founder of Daoist.
- Which dynasty was considered the brightest in Chinese history?
- After the Tang dynasty and the period when five dynasties contended for power, which dynasty was found when the country reunited?
- Which dynasty was a time of peace, prosperity, and stability where civilization seemed to reach an equilibrium?
- This religion from another country spread rapidly in China.
- Who was the only female in Chinese history as ruling "behind the screen"?
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- This action symbolized the submission of the envoys, their rulers, and their countries to the Chinese Empire.
- What was the name of the general who conquered the last of the Southern dynasties, reunited the country, and founded the Sui dynasty?
- These people produced so much of the art found in museum's today and were useful in society.
- This term was a philosophy concerned only with the power of the state and the elevation of its ruler.
- What was the name of the prince who tutored and persuaded by Han Fei Zi?
- This term was used for men who worked in the king's harem and were castrated to prevent them from having sexual relations with the women.
- Which deity was not considered an anthropomorphic god and was never represented in art?
- Which Chinese myth was told that it grey so tall that his body pushed apart heaven and earth?
- Who was the first and greatest of Chinese thinkers and known as Confucious?
18 Clues: This religion from another country spread rapidly in China. • Which dynasty was considered the brightest in Chinese history? • Which piece of clothing began replacing the robe as everyday dress? • What was the name of the prince who tutored and persuaded by Han Fei Zi? • Who was the only female in Chinese history as ruling "behind the screen"? • ...
Unit 5 Vocabulary 2019-01-15
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- A native or inhabitant of Magnolia; a Mongolian
- One of the first and most famous Europeans to travel to Asia during the Middle Ages
- The ruling dynasty of China-then known as the Great Ming Empire-for 276 years following the collapse of the Mongoled Yuan dynasty
- The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China
- The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service
- Payment made periodically by one state or ruler to another, especially as a sign of dependence
- An imperial dynasty of China, preceded by the Sui dynasty and followed by the Five dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
- who vastly increased the authority of the Han dynasty and extended Chinese influence abroad
- The common name given to a series of fortifications made of stone,brick,tamped earth,wood, and other materials generally built along east-to-west line across the historicals northern borders of china
- Believes in the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Confucius
- He became Zheng, the King of Qin when he was thirteen, then China's first emperor when he was 38 after the Qin had conquered all of the other Warring States and unified all of China in 221 BC
- Another term for seismograph
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- Chinese dynasty that established the first centralized imperial government and built much of the Great Wall
- Was the longest lasting of ancient China’s dynasties
- A time of great social and economic change, the period in large measure shaped the intellectual and political climate of China down to the twentieth century
- A virtue of respect for one’s parent, elders, and ancestors.
- Another term for compass
- A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu
- Khan Whose emperor stretched from the Black Sea to the Pacific Ocean
- A chinese philosopher credited with founding the philosophical system of Taoism
- A system of philosophical and ethical teachings founded by confucius and developed by Mencius
21 Clues: Another term for compass • Another term for seismograph • A native or inhabitant of Magnolia; a Mongolian • Was the longest lasting of ancient China’s dynasties • A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu • The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China • A virtue of respect for one’s parent, elders, and ancestors. • ...
Unit 5 Vocabulary 2019-01-15
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- An imperial dynasty of China, preceded by the Sui dynasty and followed by the Five dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
- Chinese dynasty that established the first centralized imperial government and built much of the Great Wall
- The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China
- A chinese philosopher credited with founding the philosophical system of Taoism
- A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu
- Another term for compass
- Believes in the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Confucius
- The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service
- Khan Whose emperor stretched from the Black Sea to the Pacific Ocean
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- Was the longest lasting of ancient China’s dynasties
- The common name given to a series of fortifications made of stone,brick,tamped earth,wood, and other materials generally built along east-to-west line across the historicals northern borders of china
- The ruling dynasty of China-then known as the Great Ming Empire-for 276 years following the collapse of the Mongoled Yuan dynasty
- A virtue of respect for one’s parent, elders, and ancestors.
- A time of great social and economic change, the period in large measure shaped the intellectual and political climate of China down to the twentieth century
- He became Zheng, the King of Qin when he was thirteen, then China's first emperor when he was 38 after the Qin had conquered all of the other Warring States and unified all of China in 221 BC
- A system of philosophical and ethical teachings founded by confucius and developed by Mencius
- who vastly increased the authority of the Han dynasty and extended Chinese influence abroad
- Another term for seismograph
- One of the first and most famous Europeans to travel to Asia during the Middle Ages
- A native or inhabitant of Magnolia; a Mongolian
- Payment made periodically by one state or ruler to another, especially as a sign of dependence
21 Clues: Another term for compass • Another term for seismograph • A native or inhabitant of Magnolia; a Mongolian • Was the longest lasting of ancient China’s dynasties • A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu • The Han dynasty was the second imperial dynasty of China • A virtue of respect for one’s parent, elders, and ancestors. • ...
ESL 7 History Chapter 10 2022-02-07
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- a connecting element or factor
- to make into a single unit
- a Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- a canal; a narrow body of water between two landmasses
- a symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- the administrative service of a government
- having things in common
- Chinese system of beliefs which describes the way a king must rule
- a Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- a group of non-elected government officials
- the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- a connected group of system
- a person that someone is descended from
- the responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- a wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it
- something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
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- a single human being as contrasted with a group
- the study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- a group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic or educational level
- originally, a Chinese practice of inserting needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- a group of individuals born and living at the same time
- a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- related to soldiers, arms, or war
- a symbol in a writing system that representatives a thing or an idea
- a farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crop
- a member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- to be dependent
- a military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- to become known
- an official who watches others for correct behavior
31 Clues: to be dependent • to become known • having things in common • to make into a single unit • a connected group of system • a connecting element or factor • related to soldiers, arms, or war • a person that someone is descended from • the administrative service of a government • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • ...
Ancient China 2024-12-09
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- originally, a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- piety the responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- class a group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level
- a single human being as contrasted with a group
- related to soldiers, arms, or war
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- a symbol in a writing system that represents a thing or an idea
- the study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- a connecting element or factor
- something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- a member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- a group of individuals born and living at the same time
- a group of non-elected government officials
- having things in common
- a canal; a narrow body of water between two land masses
- to become known
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- of Heaven the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- a farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crotenant farmer
- service the administrative service of a government
- a symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- a connected group or system
- to make into a single unit
- a Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- a wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it
- a Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- a military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- an official who watches others for correct behavior
- to be dependent
30 Clues: to become known • to be dependent • having things in common • to make into a single unit • a connected group or system • a connecting element or factor • related to soldiers, arms, or war • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • a symbol in a writing system based on pictures • a single human being as contrasted with a group • ...
Ancient Cosmologies 2025-01-30
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- Creator of the Dao philosophy which implied the existence of qi
- Originally a Chinese system for classifying the relationships between things.
- Chinese philosopher who tied qi to inner strength.
- The conservation law whose earliest form was proposed in the Vaisheshika Sutra.
- Chinese philosopher whose work tied together the ideas of qi, wuxing, and yin-yang.
- Chinese concept of eternal life force that existed long before written records.
- Greek philosopher that first proposed ether and emphasized how matter changed from form to form.
- African civilization which believed vibrations were essential to creation and maintenance of the universe.
- Greek philosopher that proposed the theory of the four elements.
- A substance in Indian cosmology which exists everywhere yet is separate from paramanussm
- Stated that the when the universe began there were only atomos and the void.
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- The Zulu belief that one is only human through their relationship with other humans.
- Chinese philosopher who expanded on the relationship between qi and Dao.
- The African civilization which believed umoya was inherited at birth and maintained by one's ancestors.
- A common theme in African cosmology which states every living thing is connect by the same life force.
- The Mesoamerican idea that mountains, caves, and sources of water serve as portals to other layers of the universe.
- The Mesoamerican idea that all living and nonliving things possess a spiritual essence.
- Founder of the Vaisheshika Sutra that focused on matter, substance, and reality.
- A West African civilization who believed rituals and morality were essential to maintaining cosmic balance.
- An idea prevalent in African cosmology that the universe is divided into two, deeply interconnected realms.
- The origin of everything and the smallest component of everything according to Dogon culture.
- The absence of matter.
- "Ultimate particles" which are the basis for everything in the universe.
23 Clues: The absence of matter. • Chinese philosopher who tied qi to inner strength. • Creator of the Dao philosophy which implied the existence of qi • Greek philosopher that proposed the theory of the four elements. • Chinese philosopher who expanded on the relationship between qi and Dao. • "Ultimate particles" which are the basis for everything in the universe. • ...
Chapter 6 game 2025-05-08
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- the government in power
- The creator of Daoism
- Known to the Chinese as the First Teacher
- A system of ideas based on the teachings of Laozi; teaches that the will of heaven is best followed through inaction so that nature is allowed to takes its course
- A popular philosophy developed in China toward the end of the Zhou dynasty; it proposes that human beings are evil by nature and can be brought to the correct path only by harsh laws
- the system of political and ethical ideas formulated by the Chinese philosopher Confucius towards the end of the Zhou dynasty; it was intended to help restore order to a society that was in a
- analects Confucius’ teaching written by his students
- Chinese emperor: founder of the Han dynasty
- to make sure, certain, or safe
- an organized system of thought , from the Greek for “love of wisdom”
- a set of beliefs
- the greatest of China’s Legalist philosophers
- to keep in an existing state; to preserve from failure or decline
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- the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward.
- the suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security
- The second great empire
- put into action
- People who mastered the art of fighting on horseback
- part of the Chinese bureaucracy that made sure government officials were doing their jobs
- the administrative service of a government, not including the armed forces, in which appointments are determined by competitive examination
- relating to, or suited for, war or a warrior
- a total character that distinguishes an individual from others
- The creator of the first unified Chinese empire
- conforming to accepted standards of conduct; moral
24 Clues: put into action • a set of beliefs • The creator of Daoism • the government in power • The second great empire • to make sure, certain, or safe • Known to the Chinese as the First Teacher • Chinese emperor: founder of the Han dynasty • relating to, or suited for, war or a warrior • the greatest of China’s Legalist philosophers • The creator of the first unified Chinese empire • ...
Song Dynasty and The Mongol Empire 2025-10-28
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- Product also known as 'China'. It's production was massively increased during the Song Dynasty
- ________of merit. The system of running a government and choosing people based on civil service examination
- Animal that was vital for Mongol transportation and warfare
- Mongol empire established in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia
- People who conquered northern China and established the Jin Dynasty
- Mongol empire established in Central Asia
- _______of Heaven gave Chinese Emperors the right to rule, but meant they could also lose power
- Universal Ruler who united the Mongol people together and started the empire
- Original religous belief of the Mongols
- First leader of the Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols ______Khan
- Mongol-Turkic leader who briefly built a huge empire
- The type of Buddhism adopted in china as it was more suitable to local culture
- Dynasty that re-established centralized rule in China in 581
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- Italian who wrote about his visits to China and the Mongol Empire
- The religion that the leaders of two of the Mongol Empires converted to
- capital of the song dynasty. 清明上河图 is a famous painting that shows a scene from the city
- Siege of__________. Mongols successfully took capital of Abbasid Empire and destroyed it
- _______Khan. His death led the Mongols to abandon their invasion of Europe
- Traditional Chinese belief which declined but came back strongly as Neo-____________ during the Song Dynasty
- The practice of intentionally make women's feet smaller
- Dynasty which continued to centralize China and came before the Song
- Mongol empire established in Middle East
- Important Silk Road city that became centre of the 'Timurid Renaissance'
- Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols
- A term for when beliefs from different cultures combine together to create something new
- Jiaozi was the first example of money made using this material
- Most important method of rapid transportation in China
- A type of Chinese ship which was important for overseas trade
28 Clues: Original religous belief of the Mongols • Mongol empire established in Middle East • Mongol empire established in Central Asia • Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols • Mongol-Turkic leader who briefly built a huge empire • Most important method of rapid transportation in China • The practice of intentionally make women's feet smaller • ...
A Ghost In My Suitcase 2017-02-27
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- a giant woody grass
- a chinese board game
- a pair of cutlery which most chinese use
- a ceromony for the dead
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- a type of chinese food which is boiled and fried
- people can put small things in it and can be made for clothes
- you can see your self through it
- a country with a billion and more people
- a city on the eastern coast of china
- por grandma in chinese
10 Clues: a giant woody grass • a chinese board game • por grandma in chinese • a ceromony for the dead • you can see your self through it • a city on the eastern coast of china • a pair of cutlery which most chinese use • a country with a billion and more people • a type of chinese food which is boiled and fried • people can put small things in it and can be made for clothes
Chinese Dynasties Overview 2023-10-10
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- the first true dynasty in Chinese history
- the largest "privacy fence" in history
- the original religion of China was to venerate or worship the _____
- the philosophy of social order and filial piety
- this empire traded with Rome over the Silk Road
- sometimes spelled with a "T" stressed harmony with nature
- for centuries China had the monopoly on this product
- this dynasty was China's longest
- the book containing Confucian teaching
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- Chinese civilization began along this river
- the founder of China's most important social philosophy
- the first writing in China were found on these
- Chinese history is studied according to its ruling families or _____.
- the East West trade route linking Rome with China
- this religion comes to China via India over the Silk Road
- equal opposite forces/ balance/ harmony / symbol
- brutal dynasty, built wall, Legalism
17 Clues: this dynasty was China's longest • brutal dynasty, built wall, Legalism • the largest "privacy fence" in history • the book containing Confucian teaching • the first true dynasty in Chinese history • Chinese civilization began along this river • the first writing in China were found on these • the philosophy of social order and filial piety • ...
China Crossword 2022-02-07
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- This is the name for China's currency: Renminbi, Rupe, Dollar, or Yen
- The tallest mountain in China is Mt. _____
- This tree is the national tree of China. Is it the Cherry Blossom, Wisteria, Ginkgo, or Rhododendron?
- This animal is the national animal of China. Your options: Red Panda, Giant Panda, Asian Elephant, Sable
- Iconic actor, director, and martial arts expert known for his role in "The Green Hornet," "Chinese Connection," "Fists of Fury," and "Enter the dragon."
- The most populated country in the world with over 1.4 billion people. Also the current location of the winter Olympics.
- This color is worn during funerals and times of mourning rather than the American traditional black color.
- The most popular hobby in China involves collecting ______
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- This is the capital of China
- These cookies are often thought to be from China but were actually invented by a worker in the Key Heong Noodle Factory in San Francisco in 1920. These cookies when broke open reveal your fortune.
- How many animals are part of the Chinese zodiac?
- The official name of China is the "People's ____ of China."
- This incredible structure of fortifications was built across the northern borders of ancient Chinese states and Imperial China as protection against various nomadic groups. It is called "The ____ ___ of China."
- Famous teacher, politician, and philosopher born in China. Devoted his time to teaching disciples his ideas, which would become central to Chinese culture.
- This festival is the largest celebration on the Chinese calendar. It begins January of each year with a different zodiac animal representing the strengths and weaknesses of the year. This celebration is called the Chinese ___ ____.
15 Clues: This is the capital of China • The tallest mountain in China is Mt. _____ • How many animals are part of the Chinese zodiac? • The most popular hobby in China involves collecting ______ • The official name of China is the "People's ____ of China." • This is the name for China's currency: Renminbi, Rupe, Dollar, or Yen • ...
Wonderful Acorn Greetings filled with Joy and Love! 2014-12-16
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- Welcome Acorn with wish for our happy enjoyment – all shiny and silver and beautiful!
- Perfectly “sweet” note of greeting, complete with candy, too!
- Fun-filled wishes and welcome!
- Two sides of welcome and joy with special Chinese message!
- Such a cute face to make us smile!
- Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear, Mickey Pin, Sparkle Box and Silver Message! What joy!
- Chip and Dale smiling, sweet yellow bow of welcome, and warm message of greeting!
- Sweet welcome message!
- Sweet and happy Holiday greetings and wecome!
- Smiles, hugs, and love in a perfect single acorn!
- Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting!
- Special Chip and Dale dancing Acorn message with so many happy hearts, too!
- Smiling face and welcoming Dr. R. and R. Acorn message!
- Amazing and beautiful Chinese Welcome with Special Chinese Mickey, too!
- What a happy, warm, and welcoming Acorn note!
- Happy face and Merry Christmas Acorn note! ]
- Happy hearts and Christmas tree to welcome us home!
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- Adorable Dale Acorn!
- Chip and Dale with open arms of greeting , the happiest welcome wish, and the sweetest little bow on top!
- Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back!
- Welcome note to make us smile and laugh out loud!
- Color-filled welcome and holiday wishes with special Chinese message of happiness!
- Happy message and warm, loving wishes to enjoy!
- Blissful Acorn message of Welcome!
- Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome!
- Sweet note of Christmas colors! So lovely!
- Special dear friend and dear guest message to welcome us!
- Lovely Welcome home!
- Christmas colors and Christmas joy!
- Color-filled happy greeting with so many wonderful drawings!
- Sparkling with joy and happy wishes!
- Time flies but happiness lives in your loving Acorn note!
- Magical message of welcome with special Chinese message!
33 Clues: Adorable Dale Acorn! • Lovely Welcome home! • Sweet welcome message! • Fun-filled wishes and welcome! • Such a cute face to make us smile! • Blissful Acorn message of Welcome! • Christmas colors and Christmas joy! • Sparkling with joy and happy wishes! • Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back! • Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome! • Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting! • ...
Wonderful Acorn Greetings filled with Joy and Love! 2014-12-16
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- Happy hearts and Christmas tree to welcome us home!
- Special Chip and Dale dancing Acorn message with so many happy hearts, too!
- Sweet note of Christmas colors! So lovely!
- Welcome note to make us smile and laugh out loud!
- What a happy, warm, and welcoming Acorn note!
- Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear, Mickey Pin, Sparkle Box and Silver Message! What joy!
- Chip and Dale smiling, sweet yellow bow of welcome, and warm message of greeting!
- Lovely Welcome home!
- Smiling face and welcoming Dr. R. and R. Acorn message!
- Magical message of welcome with special Chinese message!
- Color-filled welcome and holiday wishes with special Chinese message of happiness!
- Happy message and warm, loving wishes to enjoy!
- Such a cute face to make us smile!
- Welcome Acorn with wish for our happy enjoyment – all shiny and silver and beautiful!
- Time flies but happiness lives in your loving Acorn note!
- Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting!
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- Sweet and happy Holiday greetings and wecome!
- Chip and Dale with open arms of greeting , the happiest welcome wish, and the sweetest little bow on top!
- Blissful Acorn message of Welcome!
- Sparkling with joy and happy wishes!
- Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome!
- Christmas colors and Christmas joy!
- Special dear friend and dear guest message to welcome us!
- Perfectly “sweet” note of greeting, complete with candy, too!
- Color-filled happy greeting with so many wonderful drawings!
- Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back!
- Fun-filled wishes and welcome!
- Smiles, hugs, and love in a perfect single acorn!
- Two sides of welcome and joy with special Chinese message!
- Sweet welcome message!
- Happy face and Merry Christmas Acorn note! ]
- Adorable Dale Acorn!
- Amazing and beautiful Chinese Welcome with Special Chinese Mickey, too!
33 Clues: Lovely Welcome home! • Adorable Dale Acorn! • Sweet welcome message! • Fun-filled wishes and welcome! • Blissful Acorn message of Welcome! • Such a cute face to make us smile! • Christmas colors and Christmas joy! • Sparkling with joy and happy wishes! • Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome! • Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back! • Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting! • ...
Chapter 10 Vocab Stca Julian Barca 2018-04-26
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- a group of individuals born and living at the same time
- to make into a single unit
- a group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level
- a farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crop
- a group of non-elected government officials
- Chinese system of beliefs which describes the way a king must rule
- the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- the administrative service of a government
- a person that someone is descended from
- originally, a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- a symbol in a writing system that represents a thing or an idea
- having things in common
- a symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- related to soldiers, arms, or war
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- a single human being as contrasted with a group
- a canal; a narrow body of water between two land masses
- a Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- a connecting element or factor
- an official who watches others for correct behavior
- a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- a military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- a wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it
- a member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- the responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- to become known
- a Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- a connected group or system
- the study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- to be dependent
31 Clues: to become known • to be dependent • having things in common • to make into a single unit • a connected group or system • a connecting element or factor • related to soldiers, arms, or war • a person that someone is descended from • the administrative service of a government • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • ...
The Korean War by Alfredo Ibarra 2017-05-17
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- The US supported country with the leader Syngman Rhee
- The loss UN loss against North Communist forces due to underestimating them, leading to them taking Osan
- The battle 3 battles for hill Eerie, initially captured by Chinese and then taken by Philippine soldiers and protected from an attack from the Chinese
- The 2,000 mile zone to act as a buffer between North and South Korea
- The Anti-Communist dictator of South Korea who received help against North Korea from the Americans
- The general during most of the Korean War who felt that there was no substitute for victory against communists and was ultimately fired by Truman
- The Soviet backed country with the leader Kim II Sung
- The invasion of South Korea to recapture Seoul from North Korea
- The first battle of the Korean war involving only the North and South Koreans
- The communist leader of North Korea
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- The US operation to trap Korean troops between the Han And Imjin Rivers resulting in 149 Koreans captured and also forcing Koreans out of the Area
- battle between British, and Australian forces to stop Chinese forces to get to Seoul leading to the Chinese being forced to withdraw
- The artillery attack from UN troops who aimed to destroy the North Korean army and the Chinese PVA (Peoples Volunteer Army)
- The Communist leader of the USSR who was backing the North Koreans
- The president for the tail end of the Korean War
- Failed attempts to unite North and South Korea post armistice
- The border between Communist North Korea and the Dictatorship of South Korea
- The president for the tail end of WWII and during most of the Korean War
- The agreement signed between North and South Korea to end fighting, grow South Korea by 1,500 square miles,and created a Demilitarized zone
- The leader of China during the Korean War who supplied North Korea with troops
20 Clues: The communist leader of North Korea • The president for the tail end of the Korean War • The US supported country with the leader Syngman Rhee • The Soviet backed country with the leader Kim II Sung • Failed attempts to unite North and South Korea post armistice • The invasion of South Korea to recapture Seoul from North Korea • ...
Chapter 10 World History 2023-08-28
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- The administrative service of a government
- The study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- A connected group or system
- Having title or possession by reason of birth
- A single human being as contrasted with a group
- A member of an upper class of society; usually made up of hereditary nobility
- A military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- A farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crop
- A group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level
- A system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- A symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- A symbol in a writing system that represents a thing or an idea
- To become known
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- A group of individuals born and living at the same time
- The responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- A person that someone is descended from
- To make into a single unit
- Originally, a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- A Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- Related to soldiers, arms, or war
- To be dependent
- Having things in common
- An official who watches others for correct behavior
- A canal; a narrow body of water between two landmasses
- A group of non-elected government officials
- Something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- A Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- A wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it
- Chinese system of beliefs which describes the way a king must rule
- The belief that the Chinese king's right to rule came from the gods
- A connecting element or factor
31 Clues: To be dependent • To become known • Having things in common • To make into a single unit • A connected group or system • A connecting element or factor • Related to soldiers, arms, or war • A person that someone is descended from • The administrative service of a government • A group of non-elected government officials • Having title or possession by reason of birth • ...
Vocab 3 2024-12-17
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- a virtue that involves showing love and respect for one's elders, especially parents, and can also extend to ancestors
- persons actions and fate
- Chinese protective wall
- transcendent state in which there is neither suffering, desire, nor sense of self, and the subject is released from the effects of karma and the cycle of death and rebirth.
- ancient Persianrsian religion
- an ancient Chinese belief system which emphasizes harmony with the natural, balanced order of the universe
- dynasty of Brahman kings in northern India that ruled from 320–540 AD. The dynasty's court was a center of classical Indian art and literature
- physiographical region in Southern Asia, mostly situated on the Indian Plate,
- a collection of religious, cultural, and philosophical traditions from ancient India. It's characterized by several key beliefs, including:
- cycle of rebirth through karma
- Chinese yellow grains
- a person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote buddhism
- a member of a people speaking an Indo-European (or specifically Indo-Iranian) language, or of an ancient people thought to have spoken the hypothetical proto-Indo-European language.
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- the ultimate reality underlying all phenomena
- the four central beliefs containing the essence of Buddhist teaching
- the rebirth of your life
- path of rightness
- the administrative system that runs the day-to-day affairs of the country
- legitimize the rule of Chinese emperors and kings, and was a key part of Confucianism
- respect for all living things and avoidance of violence toward others.
- opposite complementary forces
- the most ancient Hindu scriptures, written in early Sanskrit and contAryans hymns,
- each of the hereditary classes of Hindu society, distinguished by relative degrees of ritual purity or pollution and of social status.
- spiritual principal
- path to nirvana
- a political theory that describes the rise and fall of dynasties in Chinese history
26 Clues: path to nirvana • path of rightness • spiritual principal • Chinese yellow grains • Chinese protective wall • persons actions and fate • the rebirth of your life • ancient Persianrsian religion • opposite complementary forces • cycle of rebirth through karma • the ultimate reality underlying all phenomena • the four central beliefs containing the essence of Buddhist teaching • ...
Song Dynasty and Mongols 2024-10-24
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- Product also known as 'China'. It's production was massively increased during the Song Dynasty
- ________of merit. The system of running a government and choosing people based on civil service examination
- Animals that were vital for Mongol transportation and warfare
- Mongol empire established in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia
- People who conquered northern China and established the Jin Dynasty
- Mongol empire established in Central Asia
- _______of Heaven gave Chinese Emperors the right to rule, but meant they could also lose power
- Universal Ruler who united the Mongol people together and started the empire
- Original religous belief of the Mongols
- First leader of the Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols
- Mongol-Turkic leader who briefly built a huge empire
- The type of Buddhism adopted in china as it was more suitable to local culture
- Dynasty that re-established centralized rule in China in 581
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- Italian who wrote about his visits to China and the Mongol Empire
- The religion that the leaders of two of the Mongol Empires converted to
- capital of the song dynasty. 清明上河图 is a famous painting that shows a scene from the city
- Siege of__________. Mongols successfully took capital of Abbasid Empire and destroyed it
- _______Khan. His death led the Mongols to abandon their invasion of Europe
- Traditional Chinese belief which declined but came back strongly as Neo-____________ during the Song Dynasty
- The practice of intentionally making women's feet smaller
- Dynasty which continued to centralize China and came before the Song
- Mongol empire established in Middle East
- Important Silk Road city that became centre of the 'Timurid Renaissance'
- Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols
- A term for when beliefs from different cultures combine together to create something new
- Jiaozi was the first example of money made using this material
- Most important method of rapid transportation in China
- A type of Chinese ship which was important for overseas trade
28 Clues: Original religous belief of the Mongols • Mongol empire established in Middle East • Mongol empire established in Central Asia • Chinese Dynasty established by the Mongols • Mongol-Turkic leader who briefly built a huge empire • Most important method of rapid transportation in China • The practice of intentionally making women's feet smaller • ...
Social Studies Vocab Review One 2025-03-24
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- This Chinese Dynasty saw a Golden Age and increases in inventions
- Capital of the Byzantine Empire
- Warriors of Japan that served the Daimyo
- Took control of England; from Normandy
- This "city" was built during the isolation era of the Ming Dynasty
- This Japanese prince brought in Buddhism and Confucianism from China
- A piece of land in Medieval times that was the center of manoralism
- Why Constantinople was easy to protect; it was surrounded by _________
- Trade route of Africa
- The feudal pyramid of Japan was based on the ______________
- This Chinese Dynasty was marked with isolationism after being overtaken by foreigners
- Major trade item of Africa
- Justinian's __________ was a set of rules of the Byzantine Empire
- This Chinese Dynasty increased Buddhism
- Timbuktu and Djenne were popular cities of Africa because they were located on this river
- The mountain range in Northern Italy
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- Holy City of Christianity and Judaism
- The Bayeux Tapestry tells of the story of this Battle won by William
- Trade route that connected Asia, Europe, and Africa
- Byzantine empire was established after the fall of this empire
- Peninsula that was the birth of Islam
- A major invention of the Chinese Song Dynasty
- $$$$ trade item of Africa
- This Chinese Dynasty was established by the foreign rule of the Khans
- A type of worship in African Culture that is related to deceased relatives
- Religion of the Byzantine Empire
- Holy City of Islam
- He took a pilgrimage to Mecca and spread Islam; also showed the wealth of Africa
- This guy sailed for China with his fleet of ships
- Oral storytellers of African tribes
- Japanese religion based on kami, nature, and animism
- This form of math was a contribution of Islam/Muslim scholars
- The people who live in monasteries
- Prefix meaning "Earth"
34 Clues: Holy City of Islam • Trade route of Africa • Prefix meaning "Earth" • $$$$ trade item of Africa • Major trade item of Africa • Capital of the Byzantine Empire • Religion of the Byzantine Empire • The people who live in monasteries • Oral storytellers of African tribes • The mountain range in Northern Italy • Holy City of Christianity and Judaism • ...
The Rise of China - Vocabulary 2025-12-02
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- a concept in ancient China where "Heaven" granted rulers the right to rule
- an independent military commander that was connected to an aristocratic family.
- a powerful military weapon invented in ancient China.
- a particular form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group
- virtue centered on respect, obedience, and care for one's parents, elders, and ancestors
- An agricultural class in Ancient China. They were the primary food producers.
- The second-longest river in China and is often called the "cradle of Chinese civilization".
- a line of hereditary rulers of a country
- an ancient Indo-European language of India
- a powerful social class whose status was based on hereditary privilege and land ownership
- a vast network of trade routes that connected East and West and facilitated cultural diffusion
- a community or population made up of people who share a common cultural background
- Second Chinese dynasty. They were well known for their bronze castings and writing
- Chinese philosophy, meaning "the Way" or "the path" of nature or ethical conduct.
- The longest river in China.
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- a natural feature, like a mountain, river, or desert, which obstructs movement
- a rainy period in South and Southeast Asia between May and September
- China's first hereditary dynasty, what we know of them primarily comes from Chinese Myths
- The vertical distance of a point on Earth's surface above a reference surface, like mean sea level.
- a fabric invented in Ancient China that was a vital commodity with significant economic and social importance.
- a cruel and oppressive ruler.
- a practice of honoring deceased family members through rituals and ceremonies
- Large animal bones and turtle shells used for divination
- Third dynasty in Chinese history. known for its technological and agricultural developments
- Army a permanent, professional military force during both peacetime and wartime
- The ancient archaeological site of the Shang dynasty capital in China
26 Clues: The longest river in China. • a cruel and oppressive ruler. • a line of hereditary rulers of a country • an ancient Indo-European language of India • a powerful military weapon invented in ancient China. • Large animal bones and turtle shells used for divination • a rainy period in South and Southeast Asia between May and September • ...
THE NEW IMMIGRANTS (460-465) 2013-11-19
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- San Francisco segregated schools to separate this group from native-borm students.
- The trip across this ocean took one week.
- Hawaiian planters recruited workers from this country.
- Immigrants arriving to the U.S. on the west coast came through this station.
- Japan agreed to limit emigration of unskilled workers in exchange for the repeal of the SF segregation order.
- Immigrants arriving from Europe entered the U.S. through this NY station.
- A movement that was anti-immigrant & showed favoritism to native-born Americans.
- Most native-born Americans were what religion?
- A mixture of people of different cultures & races who blended together.
- Legal requirements for immigrants entering the U.S. included proving they had never committed a _____________.
- The cheapest accommodations in a ship's cargo holds.
- Immigrants from the same country often lived close to each other in the same ______________ to preserve their customs.
- Immigrants with contagious diseases such as this were sent home.
- The greatest number of Italian immigrants settled here.
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- Twenty percent of immigrants at Ellis Island were ________________ for a day or more.
- Anti-Chinese sentiment was high in what state?
- This banned U.S. entry to all Chinese (with some exceptions) for 10 years & was later extended.
- Many of the new immigrants were either Jewish or __________________.
- Native-born workers on the west coast feared that this ethnic group would take all the jobs.
- Nativists believed that this group was superior to all other ethnic groups.
- This group came to the U.S. from Russia to escape religious persecution.
- The greatest number of Mexican immigrants settled here.
- Almost all immigrants used this mode of transportation to get to the U.S.
- Many Mexican immigrants went to work on __________.
- Many Chinese immigrants worked on the transcontinental _____________.
- The trip across this ocean took three weeks.
- Immigrants from the West Indies came to the U.S. in search of _________.
- Many Chinese immigrants came to the U.S. for the ________ _________.
28 Clues: The trip across this ocean took one week. • The trip across this ocean took three weeks. • Anti-Chinese sentiment was high in what state? • Most native-born Americans were what religion? • Many Mexican immigrants went to work on __________. • The cheapest accommodations in a ship's cargo holds. • Hawaiian planters recruited workers from this country. • ...
Immigration to the United States 2025-10-30
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- showing a preference toward native born people
- Island, a processing center for Chinese immigrants
- Exclusion Act, prohibited the immigration of Chinese laborers
- unfairly treating a group of people differently
- Island, the place where most immigrants arrived in the New York Harbor
- to drive or urge to action
- harassment or unfair punishment because of one's beliefs
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- a form of government in which the state controls all production
- the worst accommodations on a ship
- adopting American traits
- someone who fights for a controversial cause
- a general course of events
- to leave out
- pot, white people of different nationalities come together to create a single culture
- a person who flees to a foreign country to escape danger or discrimination
- To hold in prison or in custody
- happening before and leading up to something
17 Clues: to leave out • adopting American traits • a general course of events • to drive or urge to action • To hold in prison or in custody • the worst accommodations on a ship • someone who fights for a controversial cause • happening before and leading up to something • showing a preference toward native born people • unfairly treating a group of people differently • ...
Ancient China 2015-10-27
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- The 12 year cycle.
- Boys were more valued than girls because they carried on the _______________ ___________ .
- Author of the Art of War.
- Important river in central China.
- Palace staff that had their testicles removed.
- Noble marriages were ______________ .
- China’s first emperor (full name).
- Dynasty that came after the Qin dynasty.
- Women had to ______________ their fathers and husbands.
- Sculptures buried with Emperor Qin.
- Climate of northern China.
- Confucius taught that men were _______________ to women.
- The Emperor traditionally wore a yellow robe adorned with 9 ____________ .
- Chinese society was __________________ (Hint: men were more important than women).
- Emperor Qin made a _________________ government.
- Important river in the north of China.
- Philosophy based off the belief there is light and dark in everyone.
- The merchant class.
- Linked the West with the East.
- Class consisting of scholars and educated officials.
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- The majority of the Chinese population were ______________ .
- Philosophy based on the idea that there are those who ruled, and those that were ruled.
- Emperor Qin was disliked by the people due to the imposition of heavy __________ .
- The mother of young Emperors.
- Prior to the unification of China, China was split up into __________________ ______________ .
- Religion based off of equality.
- The class that contained the artisans and craftsmen.
- Ancient Chinese religion focused on ________________ _______________ .
- The Emperor’s right to rule was known as the _________________ _____ ___________ .
- The official title of the Emperor.
- Ancient Chinese society was split into a __________________ .
- The afterlife was a ___________________ of life on Earth.
- Climate of southern China.
- The class that contained the farmers and peasants.
- Major construction project during the Qin dynasty.
- Famous writer who lived during the Zhou period.
- The purpose of the sculptures buried with Emperor Qin was to _______________ him in the afterlife.
- The model of government under Qin was based on ________________ .
- Chinese mythology was based on _____________ , which saw the land as alive.
39 Clues: The 12 year cycle. • The merchant class. • Author of the Art of War. • Climate of southern China. • Climate of northern China. • The mother of young Emperors. • Linked the West with the East. • Religion based off of equality. • Important river in central China. • China’s first emperor (full name). • The official title of the Emperor. • Sculptures buried with Emperor Qin. • ...
THE NEW IMMIGRANTS (460-465) 2013-11-19
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- Many Chinese immigrants worked on the transcontinental _____________.
- The trip across this ocean took one week.
- Many Chinese immigrants came to the U.S. for the ________ _________.
- Immigrants arriving to the U.S. on the west coast came through this station.
- Legal requirements for immigrants entering the U.S. included proving they had never committed a _____________.
- Japan agreed to limit emigration of unskilled workers in exchange for the repeal of the SF segregation order.
- Many of the new immigrants were either Jewish or __________________.
- Many Mexican immigrants went to work on __________.
- Hawaiian planters recruited workers from this country.
- Immigrants with contagious diseases such as this were sent home.
- A movement that was anti-immigrant & showed favoritism to native-born Americans.
- Immigrants from the same country often lived close to each other in the same ______________ to preserve their customs.
- This group came to the U.S. from Russia to escape religious persecution.
- Immigrants arriving from Europe entered the U.S. through this NY station.
- Native-born workers on the west coast feared that this ethnic group would take all the jobs.
- San Francisco segregated schools to separate this group from native-borm students.
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- Most native-born Americans were what religion?
- Anti-Chinese sentiment was high in what state?
- This banned U.S. entry to all Chinese (with some exceptions) for 10 years & was later extended.
- Nativists believed that this group was superior to all other ethnic groups.
- A mixture of people of different cultures & races who blended together.
- Immigrants from the West Indies came to the U.S. in search of _________.
- The trip across this ocean took three weeks.
- Almost all immigrants used this mode of transportation to get to the U.S.
- The cheapest accommodations in a ship's cargo holds.
- The greatest number of Italian immigrants settled here.
26 Clues: The trip across this ocean took one week. • The trip across this ocean took three weeks. • Most native-born Americans were what religion? • Anti-Chinese sentiment was high in what state? • Many Mexican immigrants went to work on __________. • The cheapest accommodations in a ship's cargo holds. • Hawaiian planters recruited workers from this country. • ...
Wonderful Acorn Greetings filled with Joy and Love! 2014-12-16
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- Adorable Dale Acorn!
- Smiling face and welcoming Dr. R. and R. Acorn message!
- Christmas colors and Christmas joy!
- Chip and Dale smiling, sweet yellow bow of welcome, and warm message of greeting!
- Happy face and Merry Christmas Acorn note! ]
- Two sides of welcome and joy with special Chinese message!
- Fun-filled wishes and welcome!
- Sweet and happy Holiday greetings and wecome!
- What a happy, warm, and welcoming Acorn note!
- Lovely Welcome home!
- Sweet welcome message!
- Welcome note to make us smile and laugh out loud!
- Time flies but happiness lives in your loving Acorn note!
- Happy message and warm, loving wishes to enjoy!
- Sweet note of Christmas colors! So lovely!
- Special dear friend and dear guest message to welcome us!
- Welcome Acorn with wish for our happy enjoyment – all shiny and silver and beautiful!
- Magical message of welcome with special Chinese message!
- Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting!
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- Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back!
- Happy hearts and Christmas tree to welcome us home!
- Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear, Mickey Pin, Sparkle Box and Silver Message! What joy!
- Sparkling with joy and happy wishes!
- Chip and Dale with open arms of greeting , the happiest welcome wish, and the sweetest little bow on top!
- Blissful Acorn message of Welcome!
- Perfectly “sweet” note of greeting, complete with candy, too!
- Amazing and beautiful Chinese Welcome with Special Chinese Mickey, too!
- Smiles, hugs, and love in a perfect single acorn!
- Such a cute face to make us smile!
- Color-filled welcome and holiday wishes with special Chinese message of happiness!
- Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome!
- Color-filled happy greeting with so many wonderful drawings!
- Special Chip and Dale dancing Acorn message with so many happy hearts, too!
33 Clues: Adorable Dale Acorn! • Lovely Welcome home! • Sweet welcome message! • Fun-filled wishes and welcome! • Blissful Acorn message of Welcome! • Such a cute face to make us smile! • Christmas colors and Christmas joy! • Sparkling with joy and happy wishes! • Happy Holiday wishes and welcome back! • Happy Christmas colors, happy welcome! • Hidden Mickey and Minnie happy greeting! • ...
Ancient China 2022-11-29
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- / Europeans learning to make silk is an example of cultural __________.
- / The natural vegetation of prairie grass provided food for horses and sheep in the _____________ Plain.
- / This product is valuable in the West because they were the only ones who knew how to make it.
- / Traders form long caravans to _______ each other from danger.
- / The Chinese wrote on silk and _________ before they invented paper.
- / The advances in working with _______ helped develop the new technology in Han warfare.
- / The _______ size of China made it difficult to govern as a unified state.
- / The Chinese grew _______ in the Chang Jiang Basins because it has the warm and wet climate required for the crop.
- / Several groups of invaders from the Northeastern Plan traveled to Inner China by _________.
- / Barren ________ protected Inner China from invasion from the northwest
- / Huang He most influenced settlement near its banks by ____________ the soil to attract communities of farmers.
- / Compared to the Qin dynasty, the _________ dynasty lasted much longer.
- / Which tool did ancient Chinese scribes use for writing?
- / Which Han invention would the Chinese use to send messages and frighten enemies at night?
- / The chain pump brings _______ to the and helps increase the harvest.
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- / Travelers carried ________ beliefs from India to China.
- / Oases are closer on this route of the Silk Road.
- / Which shape best illustrates the structure of the Han bureaucracy?
- / The Turfan Depression and the Chang Jiang Basins are both _______ than other parts of China.
- / What was one of the most important Roman products that trade along the Silk Road brought to China?
- / What animal carried goods on the Western Silk Road?
- / The Han emperors changed the way China was ruled from Legalism to __________ ideals.
- / At the time of the Han dynasty, which people particularly threatened China from the north?
- / Used by the Chinese to rebalance the forces of yin and yang.
24 Clues: / Oases are closer on this route of the Silk Road. • / What animal carried goods on the Western Silk Road? • / Travelers carried ________ beliefs from India to China. • / Which tool did ancient Chinese scribes use for writing? • / Used by the Chinese to rebalance the forces of yin and yang. • / Traders form long caravans to _______ each other from danger. • ...
Unit One Vocabulary 2023-09-15
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- a system where people were given land and protection by people of a highest rank
- Zimbabwe - A city in Africa made during the iron age with a focus on trade and stonework
- Gentry China’s landowning families reflecting their wealth from the land
- The biggest religion in India.
- - Christian nation in Africa where coffee beans and first humans originated from
- the belif that elements of the envernt has supernatural powersfice
- a sitome of madtory public service
- an economic change where people in rural ares made more goods
- another ancient chinese belief system that focuses on personal ethics.
- Chinese The hindu caste system relied on this.
- Turks: leaders of the seljuk turks dynisty.
- a curtain people type that where slaved soldiers.
- the ruler reign of a caliph or chief Muslim ruler.
- The empire in the middle east ruled by the muslims.
- a king rules a city and its surrounding lands
- The largest country in the worl today.
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- the riual kill of people for religos perpius
- the first real place of learning and libraries.
- Missionary Work.
- Hinduismtem the chinese used to keep respect.
- a system of government when decisions are made by state officials
- A person who comes up with ideas.
- the holding of power by people selected based on their ability
- large mounds built by mississippian civilization
- network - Relation between people based upon common ancestry or marriage
- Dynasty A Chinese Dynasty that ruled the country during a brilliant cultural period
- an ancient Chinese belief system which emphasizes harmony and a balance order
- where a system were selection is of the female line
- - First known kingdom in sub-Saharan West Africa
- - Leader of a clan or tribe
- A stem of Islam combined with hinduism.
- - The eighth-largest country in Africa
- religious leader rules
33 Clues: Missionary Work. • religious leader rules • - Leader of a clan or tribe • The biggest religion in India. • A person who comes up with ideas. • a sitome of madtory public service • - The eighth-largest country in Africa • The largest country in the worl today. • A stem of Islam combined with hinduism. • Turks: leaders of the seljuk turks dynisty. • ...
Ancient China 2024-12-09
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- originally, a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to treat disease or relieve pain
- piety the responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- class a group of people who are at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level
- a single human being as contrasted with a group
- related to soldiers, arms, or war
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- a symbol in a writing system that represents a thing or an idea
- the study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong
- a connecting element or factor
- something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- a member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- a group of individuals born and living at the same time
- a group of non-elected government officials
- having things in common
- a canal; a narrow body of water between two land masses
- to become known
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- of Heaven the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- a farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crotenant farmer
- service the administrative service of a government
- a symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- a connected group or system
- to make into a single unit
- a Chinese philosophy concerned with obtaining long life and living in harmony with nature
- the belief that the Chinese king’s right to rule came from the gods
- a wheel made to turn by the water flowing against it
- a Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- a military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- an official who watches others for correct behavior
- to be dependent
30 Clues: to become known • to be dependent • having things in common • to make into a single unit • a connected group or system • a connecting element or factor • related to soldiers, arms, or war • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • a symbol in a writing system based on pictures • a single human being as contrasted with a group • ...
Ancient China 2024-11-27
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- Least respected on the social hierarchy
- 5th in the Chinese Zodiac
- Highest on the social pyramid
- Invention, originally made with textile waste
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- China's first emperor
- Protected China from outside aggression
- Qin shi Huang's life span
- Country North of Ancient China
- Like a giant's set of toy soldiers
- Last in the Chinese Zodiac
- 2nd in the Chinese Zodiac
11 Clues: China's first emperor • Qin shi Huang's life span • 5th in the Chinese Zodiac • 2nd in the Chinese Zodiac • Last in the Chinese Zodiac • Highest on the social pyramid • Country North of Ancient China • Like a giant's set of toy soldiers • Protected China from outside aggression • Least respected on the social hierarchy • Invention, originally made with textile waste
Jalila 2017-09-25
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- Ancient Chinese calculator
- Performance in crowded and noisy places
- A graceful bird that swims
- A gymnast needs to have this
- Ancient Chinese buildings were built without these
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- Temple_like structure
- country with the world's largest population
- First invented by the ancient Chinese
- A delicacy like a fishball
- a caterpillar
- An alloy from a combination of tin and copper
11 Clues: a caterpillar • Temple_like structure • Ancient Chinese calculator • A delicacy like a fishball • A graceful bird that swims • A gymnast needs to have this • First invented by the ancient Chinese • Performance in crowded and noisy places • country with the world's largest population • An alloy from a combination of tin and copper • ...
Jalila 2017-09-25
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- A graceful bird that swims
- An alloy from a combination of tin and copper
- Temple_like structure
- A gymnast needs to have this
- Ancient Chinese calculator
- Performance in crowded and noisy places
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- First invented by the ancient Chinese
- A delicacy like a fishball
- Ancient Chinese buildings were built without these
- country with the world's largest population
- a caterpillar
11 Clues: a caterpillar • Temple_like structure • A graceful bird that swims • A delicacy like a fishball • Ancient Chinese calculator • A gymnast needs to have this • First invented by the ancient Chinese • Performance in crowded and noisy places • country with the world's largest population • An alloy from a combination of tin and copper • ...
RESTAURANTS 2016-06-08
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- BEST CHINESE FOOD AROUND
- ON WALLASTON BEACH
- IN HULL
- HOME OF THE WHOPPER
- ON THE BEACH 5 DOLLAR PIZZAS
- WHERE MEREDITH USED TO WORK
- BEST PIZZA
- BEST STEAKS
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- FRIDAY NIGHT PRIME RIB
- FRANS FAVORITE PLACE
- NOT MEAT IN THEIR BURGERS
- ROUTE 1 IN NORWOOD
- WATCH OUT FOR YOUR WINDOWS
- THE ONLY CHINESE SUSAN WILL EAT
- THE ONLY PLACE TO GET A BLIZZARD YEAR ROUND
- BURRITOS AND NACHOS
- IN BRAINTREE
17 Clues: IN HULL • BEST PIZZA • BEST STEAKS • IN BRAINTREE • ROUTE 1 IN NORWOOD • ON WALLASTON BEACH • HOME OF THE WHOPPER • BURRITOS AND NACHOS • FRANS FAVORITE PLACE • FRIDAY NIGHT PRIME RIB • BEST CHINESE FOOD AROUND • NOT MEAT IN THEIR BURGERS • WATCH OUT FOR YOUR WINDOWS • WHERE MEREDITH USED TO WORK • ON THE BEACH 5 DOLLAR PIZZAS • THE ONLY CHINESE SUSAN WILL EAT • ...
Crossword 2017-10-22
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- A marketing ... is important
- You must sell something of ...
- Chinese for 'Examination'
- The name of this city
- The thing you are offering
- Money you need to get started
- When marketing, you must be ...
- My home town
- Teacher
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- What you do to earn an income
- This course focuses on...
- Marketing fulfils ... and wants
- Exams
- Things that are not internal
- The market you are aiming at
- My name
- Chinese for 'goals'
17 Clues: Exams • My name • Teacher • My home town • Chinese for 'goals' • The name of this city • This course focuses on... • Chinese for 'Examination' • The thing you are offering • A marketing ... is important • Things that are not internal • The market you are aiming at • What you do to earn an income • Money you need to get started • You must sell something of ... • Marketing fulfils ... and wants • ...
Ancient China 2023-11-16
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- What is the translation of the word "ren"?
- Who did the kings worship?
- How many guiding principles did legalism have?
- great wall of china What was Shi Huangdi's greatest buiding project?
- What were the oracle bones used for?
- What did the Chinese accidentally invent?
- What did tiny feet in golden slippers resemble
- What is something only the Chinese knew how to make?
- analects In which book were Confucius' words recorded?
- What was the use of knife and fork replaced by?
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- The Europeans were called?
- In the early period, from who did the children take their surname from?
- From where was Buddhism introduced into China?
- an Which city was the cultural centre of Asia?
- What did the Chinese become?
- What was Tian not considered?
- silk road What was the world's first intercontinental trade route?
- wu Who was the only female emperor in China?
- fei zi Who was the most famous legalist philosopher?
19 Clues: The Europeans were called? • Who did the kings worship? • What did the Chinese become? • What was Tian not considered? • What were the oracle bones used for? • What did the Chinese accidentally invent? • What is the translation of the word "ren"? • From where was Buddhism introduced into China? • How many guiding principles did legalism have? • ...
China 2024-10-30
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- harsh, strict laws
- green mineral
- those who follow Confucius
- tells the future
- detects earthquake
- ruler of Qin Dynasty
- those who follow the way of the Dao
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- poor person
- using the sun to find the time
- Chinese protection from the North
- using needles to cure people
- Greatest Chinese philosopher
- bringing and blending cultures together
- ruler
- doing the right thing
- famous founder of Daoism
- a material made from worms
- Road trade routes from China to Europe and Africa
18 Clues: ruler • poor person • green mineral • tells the future • harsh, strict laws • detects earthquake • ruler of Qin Dynasty • doing the right thing • famous founder of Daoism • those who follow Confucius • a material made from worms • using needles to cure people • Greatest Chinese philosopher • using the sun to find the time • Chinese protection from the North • ...
China Chapter 4.2.2 - Art & Literature 2012-04-17
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- The Capital in which artists, poets and skilled workers lived
- A poor civil servant poet who wrote very serious poems
- Tang era poet who wrote nature poems
- Type of pottery that reached its heyday during the Tang Era
- A period of rule dominated by a certain Chinese family
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- "Still __________ Thoughts," title of poem by Li Bo.
- Writing created by brush and ink
- Chinese philosophy of humans being part of nature.
- Key trading region that first imported Chinese pottery in the 1700's.
- "Spring _________________," title of poem by Dufu
- A Golden Era of Chinese Culture
11 Clues: A Golden Era of Chinese Culture • Writing created by brush and ink • Tang era poet who wrote nature poems • "Spring _________________," title of poem by Dufu • Chinese philosophy of humans being part of nature. • "Still __________ Thoughts," title of poem by Li Bo. • A poor civil servant poet who wrote very serious poems • ...
Brendan Crossword 2022-11-18
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- dynasty of shoguns
- ruled china during Qing dynasty
- Bringing honor to the throne
- japanese from of poetry
- IsLamic ivory white marble mausoleum
- Visited more than 30 countries
- Chinese emperor of the Qing dynasty 1661 to 1722
- China's last dynasty
- Bravery and tactics
- tiger
- Japanese general
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- Japanese feudal lord commanded private army
- warring states
- grand monuments constructed
- type of japanese drama
- An adherent of sikhism
- Muslim dynasty
- emperor of india
- Chinese dynasty
- first emperor of the ming dynasty in china
- Third emperor of the ming dynasty in china
21 Clues: tiger • warring states • Muslim dynasty • Chinese dynasty • emperor of india • Japanese general • dynasty of shoguns • Bravery and tactics • China's last dynasty • type of japanese drama • An adherent of sikhism • japanese from of poetry • grand monuments constructed • Bringing honor to the throne • Visited more than 30 countries • ruled china during Qing dynasty • ...
Crossword For Isabelle 2019-10-04
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- My tutor's name
- Large animal with big ears and a long trunk
- Language in Hong Kong
- Number 29 in words
- Antonym of 'asleep'
- A parent of a parent
- The punctuation: '
- Past tense of 'think'
- The month Chinese New Year will be in 2020
- Two words with the same meaning
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- Capital City of England
- Protects from rain
- Synonym of 'pretty'
- Synonym of 'loving'
- Past tense of 'go'
- An adult female
- Someone from China
- White and black bear native to China
- The Principal in 'Matilda'
- A male partner
- A parent's brother
21 Clues: A male partner • My tutor's name • An adult female • Protects from rain • Past tense of 'go' • Someone from China • Number 29 in words • The punctuation: ' • A parent's brother • Synonym of 'pretty' • Synonym of 'loving' • Antonym of 'asleep' • A parent of a parent • Language in Hong Kong • Past tense of 'think' • Capital City of England • The Principal in 'Matilda' • ...
32 2024-08-17
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- Spanish fried dough pastry
- Korean mixed rice dish
- Middle Eastern chickpea balls
- Chinese small bites
- Italian flatbread with toppings
- Spiced Indian pastry
- Polish dumplings
- Spanish rice dish
- Canadian fries with gravy
- German sausage
- Greek meat wrap
- Sweet fried dough
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- French flaky pastry
- Grilled skewered meat
- Ring-shaped bread
- Stuffed Spanish pastry
- Chinese dumpling
- American barbecued meat
- Japanese rice rolls
- Italian grilled sandwich
- Tortilla chips with toppings
- American grilled sandwich
- Mexican corn dough dish
- Mexican handheld dish
- Japanese noodle soup
25 Clues: German sausage • Greek meat wrap • Chinese dumpling • Polish dumplings • Ring-shaped bread • Spanish rice dish • Sweet fried dough • French flaky pastry • Chinese small bites • Japanese rice rolls • Spiced Indian pastry • Japanese noodle soup • Grilled skewered meat • Mexican handheld dish • Korean mixed rice dish • Stuffed Spanish pastry • American barbecued meat • Mexican corn dough dish • ...
Wedding Adventures Two 2025-02-17
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- Wedding couple's high school prom color
- Where the couple met
- Bride's favorite cartoon
- Groom's favorite food
- Bride's favorite childhood Sanrio character
- Bride's favorite food
- What does the bride name the groom's classical guitar in high school?
- Bride's favorite fruit
- One of the couple's favorite Japanese rock band
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- Groom's favorite milk tea
- Name of bride
- Groom's Chinese zodiac animal
- Name of groom
- Bride's current favorite animal
- Groom's favorite anime
- Groom's main ride (note: its a coupe, vroom vroom)
- Bride's Chinese zodiac animal
- Groom's favorite fruit
- The groom's nickname
- Bride's favorite sauce
20 Clues: Name of bride • Name of groom • Where the couple met • The groom's nickname • Groom's favorite food • Bride's favorite food • Groom's favorite anime • Groom's favorite fruit • Bride's favorite sauce • Bride's favorite fruit • Bride's favorite cartoon • Groom's favorite milk tea • Groom's Chinese zodiac animal • Bride's Chinese zodiac animal • Bride's current favorite animal • ...
5.2 Crossword Hard 2021-06-08
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- accept responsibility for causing an earthquake
- a boy's name; one of the Beatles
- not the nickname for an Australian girl
- used to help food taste better
- question word for Yunze
- a small purple fruit; a student in class a and b
- a group of aquatic animals who learn a lot
- part of your foot in the Chinese army
- an opposite lady married to Uncle Onymn.
- where your neighbour lives; enter a room through this
- name of an important person or story
- the last chance; used to help people with lisps talk clearly
- to exchange money but it is not a preposition
- someone in fiction used to write Chinese
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- past tense used for cutting wood
- a kind of a problem; my teacher has none
- a hole in the ground; to look at silver in Chinese
- a king who is always in a straight line
- a girl's name or sunrise
- a party for Cinderella but with no sport
- you see at night or in class b
- equal shape where you meet people
- the majority Chinese race; a lazy girl in a
- preposition that you do to hit the golf ball in a hole
- imperial measurement or body part; the bottom of a mountain
- enter a prize or make a picture; not something you put things in
- what you do when you hear something humorous
- something where you store tools or farm animals; sounds like Jennifer
28 Clues: question word for Yunze • a girl's name or sunrise • used to help food taste better • you see at night or in class b • past tense used for cutting wood • a boy's name; one of the Beatles • equal shape where you meet people • name of an important person or story • part of your foot in the Chinese army • a king who is always in a straight line • ...
Humanities Benchmark One - Crosswords 2019-08-05
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- this is the shortest running Chinese dynasty
- this is a religious tradition of Chinese origin which emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao
- A woman who wasn't known, but now became very important.
- The founder of the xia dynasty
- The biggest wall in china. 6000km long
- The longest lasting dynasty in ancient china's history
- is often considered as a system of social and ethical philosophy rather than a religion. This ethical philosophy is a way of governing, or simply a way of life.
- What were the clones of the kings four best soldiers made of
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- Something that the ancient Chinese citizens use for war, attack and defense
- A religion with over 360 million followers
- tombs that are a collection of mausoleums built by the emperors.
- Who constructed the great wall of china.
- this is the second imperial dynasty of China
- this was accidentally created, while the Chinese were trying to create the immortality positions.
- created in the early 2nd century used for many purposes, traditionally for writing
- Genghis Khan was a leader of what
- This was invented of the cultural practices to scare away evil spirits.
- A river full of culture and region. And is more than 3000 years old
- A day made a long time ago and still is celebrated on the 25th of January every year
- This is a dynasty that is believed to be the first ever dynasty, but may also not be true.
20 Clues: The founder of the xia dynasty • Genghis Khan was a leader of what • The biggest wall in china. 6000km long • Who constructed the great wall of china. • A religion with over 360 million followers • this is the shortest running Chinese dynasty • this is the second imperial dynasty of China • The longest lasting dynasty in ancient china's history • ...
AP World Crossword 2023-05-29
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- Governments were created to protect life, liberty, and property and that the people had a right to rebel when a monarch violated these natural rights
- City in western Arabia; birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad, and ritual center of the Islamic religion
- Agricultural laborers were legally bound to a lord's property, seen in Europe
- Known as one of if not the oldest religions.
- Religion founded in India, by siddhartha gautama
- Wooden sailing Chinese boats
- Economic system during the Middle Ages revolved around self-sufficient farming estates in which lords and peasants shared the land
- Term for the style of leaders in japan
- Prominent thinker of predestination (Last name)
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- Societal hierarchy system in India
- Last name of the author of "Common Sense"
- Leader of Chinese thought, his words and ideas were the foundation of Chinese life
- everything east of the line belonged to Portugal, everything west of the line belonged to Spain
- Took over Asia, (last name)
- Military campaigns through the fourteenth century to take over the Holy Land
- A Greek word used to describe the communities of a given ethnic group living outside their homeland
- Arab prophet; founder of religion of Islam
- Helped establish a national congress, which declared independence from Spain
- Dynasty which was established after the Mongols were driven from China; restored traditional Chinese rule
- Raised fields constructed along lake shores in Mesoamerica to increase agricultural yields.
20 Clues: Took over Asia, (last name) • Wooden sailing Chinese boats • Societal hierarchy system in India • Term for the style of leaders in japan • Last name of the author of "Common Sense" • Arab prophet; founder of religion of Islam • Known as one of if not the oldest religions. • Prominent thinker of predestination (Last name) • Religion founded in India, by siddhartha gautama • ...
Unit 5- End of Unit Activity 2023-10-30
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- In the 5th century of Egypt, preference was given to this type of music
- This was used in Chinese operas to reenact battles
- A very popular string instrument in Greece
- This type of ancient Chinese musician played formal music for official ceremonies
- A very popular woodwind instrument in Greece
- In Greek mythology, he was the one who created the Lyre
- This type of song was written about specific topics
- A system of writing that uses a series of wedge-like shapes
- Chinese instruments are mostly this type
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- These were the goddesses of music in arts
- An instrument that makes noise when wind passes through it
- This is the dynasty that solidified a lot of Chinese culture
- An instrument that vibrates when it is struck, slapped, clapped, or scraped
- In Greek mythology, he played the lyre and earned a chance to save his wife from the Underworld
- In Greek mythology, he was the one who beat Marsayas in a battle to test who the best musician was
- In Greek mythology, these woman creatures would use their voices to lure men to their death
- China was the first to put an emphasis on this musical concept
- A philosophical concept that dealt with music, poetry, and dance
- An instrument that has strings that are plucked, not bowed
- An instrument that has some kind of skin stretched over it, like a drum
20 Clues: Chinese instruments are mostly this type • These were the goddesses of music in arts • A very popular string instrument in Greece • A very popular woodwind instrument in Greece • This was used in Chinese operas to reenact battles • This type of song was written about specific topics • In Greek mythology, he was the one who created the Lyre • ...
VIVA - Chinese New Year Crossword Puzzle 2023 2023-01-11
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- Chinese New Year is based on the _____ calendar.
- Number of animals in the Chinese calendar.
- This is traditionally given out by married couples.
- Fruit said to represent luck and prosperity.
- The ____ dance is commonly performed during Chinese New Year to bring good luck and drive away evil spirits
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- Chinese New Year is also known as the ______ festival.
- A dish deemed auspicious and suggest blessings and good fortune for the new year. Another popular name for this is "Lo Hei".
- Plant that brings happiness, wealth and longevity.
- Animal for the year 2023 in Chinese New Year
- Colour that is believed to ward off evil.
10 Clues: Colour that is believed to ward off evil. • Number of animals in the Chinese calendar. • Animal for the year 2023 in Chinese New Year • Fruit said to represent luck and prosperity. • Chinese New Year is based on the _____ calendar. • Plant that brings happiness, wealth and longevity. • This is traditionally given out by married couples. • ...
Ancient China 2022-12-14
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- she led some armies
- killed her family
- A Chinese explorer during the Ming Dynasty
- When the rule of a country is passed down to family members over a long period of time.
- A protective covering made by silkworms before they transform into moths
- - One of the three major religions of China
- A type of Chinese sailboat that is typically flat bottomed
- A trade route that ran from northern China to Europe
- traveled to china
- One of the three major religions or philosophies of Ancient
- giant wall
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- - An important invention that was used for fireworks and weapons
- ruled by lady fu hao
- Refers to the three major philosophies of Ancient China
- he's a famous chinease pholishpere
- - A small narrow boat with a flat bottom
- - A fast growing grass that grows very tall
- A revered mythical creature
- An ancient Chinese treatment for healing that uses needles placed in various areas of the skin
19 Clues: giant wall • killed her family • traveled to china • she led some armies • ruled by lady fu hao • A revered mythical creature • he's a famous chinease pholishpere • - A small narrow boat with a flat bottom • A Chinese explorer during the Ming Dynasty • - One of the three major religions of China • - A fast growing grass that grows very tall • ...
CHINA- CROSS WORD 2013-05-27
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- / most populated country
- / 80% of population in china
- / the name that was given to the chinese style on europe
- poppy/ opium is extracted from the sap of this
- / a specialist in a given branch of knowledge
- / British merchant were sent to one port
- / ruler of an empire
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- / from manchuria, to the north of china
- / the name of the dynasty that came after the ming dynasty, and was not wanted to rule china
- / an agreement
- the name that was given to the Chinese style in Europe
- / ceramic material that is used to make pots and teacups
- / bottom of social ladder
- / another name for peasants
- kong / the land colonised by the british after the chinese lost the first opium war
- / A sequence of rules in the same family
- / the emporors eyes and ears
- zexo / the man appointed by the emperor to seize and destroy all illegal opium
- / a place where people worshiped in the forbidden city
19 Clues: / an agreement • / ruler of an empire • / most populated country • / bottom of social ladder • / another name for peasants • / 80% of population in china • / the emporors eyes and ears • / from manchuria, to the north of china • / A sequence of rules in the same family • / British merchant were sent to one port • / a specialist in a given branch of knowledge • ...
Lunar New Year Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-27
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- A group of relatives who gather to celebrate together.
- A cycle of 12 animals representing years in Chinese culture.
- Explosions of light and sound used to celebrate.
- A decorative light often used in festivals.
- Customs passed down through generations.
- Moon The moon phase marking the start of the Lunar New Year.
- A special event with celebrations and traditions.
- A place of worship and offering during the new year.
- The season Lunar New Year welcomes.
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- Utensils used to eat traditional Lunar New Year meals.
- Loud explosives used to scare away evil spirits.
- Dance A traditional dance performed to bring good luck.
- The first animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle.
- A fruit symbolizing prosperity and good luck.
- A symbol of good fortune and prosperity.
- A large meal shared with loved ones.
- A Chinese character meaning "blessing" or "good fortune."
- Wealth and success wished for in the new year.
- Envelope A gift of money given in red packets for good luck.
19 Clues: The season Lunar New Year welcomes. • A large meal shared with loved ones. • A symbol of good fortune and prosperity. • Customs passed down through generations. • A decorative light often used in festivals. • The first animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle. • A fruit symbolizing prosperity and good luck. • Wealth and success wished for in the new year. • ...
Difference, Diversity and Displacement 2015-02-14
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- not or no longer desired
- regard with contempt
- something difficult
- embarrassed or guilty
- past tense of forget
- to stay in expectation
- value of money
- growing up when young
- country in China
- people in China
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- to make an opinion of a person
- not treated equally
- capital of China
- sad because one has no friends or company
- a state of complete emptiness or destruction
- another Chinese term for mother
- having no real value or use
- group from common ancestor
- the complete absence of hope
- mental or physical pain or suffering
20 Clues: value of money • people in China • capital of China • country in China • not treated equally • something difficult • regard with contempt • past tense of forget • embarrassed or guilty • growing up when young • to stay in expectation • not or no longer desired • group from common ancestor • having no real value or use • the complete absence of hope • to make an opinion of a person • ...
Teil 1 2017-07-11
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- (vb) berühren
- anrufen
- das Auge
- beschädigen
- aber
- bewegen
- Athlet, Sportler
- Abfall
- Arbeit
- China
- auswählen
- up aufstehen
- the road to auf der Strasse nach
- abenteuerlustig
- (vb) (sich) treffen
- Bruder
- berühmt
- Belohnung, Lohn
- beliebt
- need brauchen
- Bild
- das Blut
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- on anziehen
- bauen
- bluten
- brauchen
- off abschütteln
- danach
- brechen
- bemerken
- afraid Angst haben
- the Chinese chinesisch
- atmen
- besser werden, sich verbessern
- up aufgeben
- Befriedigung, Genugtuung
- arrogant
- das Brot
- bereit
39 Clues: aber • Bild • bauen • atmen • China • bluten • danach • Abfall • Arbeit • Bruder • bereit • anrufen • brechen • bewegen • berühmt • beliebt • brauchen • das Auge • bemerken • arrogant • das Brot • das Blut • auswählen • on anziehen • beschädigen • up aufgeben • up aufstehen • (vb) berühren • need brauchen • off abschütteln • abenteuerlustig • Belohnung, Lohn • Athlet, Sportler • afraid Angst haben • (vb) (sich) treffen • the Chinese chinesisch • ...
GIIS students in 5A from2024~2025 2025-01-31
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- a boy wear glasses
- always hit Yui so hard
- wearing glasses and have long hair
- acts dumb and lazy
- tall and best friend of Hinata
- mother is the teacher
- Argentina
- gets angry but funny
- watermelon
- Big and Chinese
- very long hair
- annoying
- smarty pants
- hate Jun
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- Chinese and tomato
- cute and chubby
- hates P.E
- tall and wear glasses
- lazy to do homework
- short hair tall
- tall and have long hair
- looking vitious all the time
- like guns
- was born in US
24 Clues: annoying • hate Jun • hates P.E • Argentina • like guns • watermelon • smarty pants • very long hair • was born in US • cute and chubby • short hair tall • Big and Chinese • Chinese and tomato • a boy wear glasses • acts dumb and lazy • lazy to do homework • gets angry but funny • tall and wear glasses • mother is the teacher • always hit Yui so hard • tall and have long hair • looking vitious all the time • ...
IC4 Hobbies Word S 2024-09-09
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- Hiking
- Bowling
- Sleeping
- Play video games
- Rugby
- Play piano
- Diabolo/Chinese yo-yo
- Running
- Listen to music
- Play the erhu
- Baseball
- Shuttlecock/hackeysack
- Snowboarding
- Skiing
- Eating
- Taichi
- Play games
- Dance
- Write calligraphy
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- Play Chinese Chess
- Basketball
- Swimming
- Watch TV
- Go fishing
- Ping pong
- Ice skating
- Draw
- Watch movies
- Walking
- Football
- Making food
- Play guitar
- Read a book
- Kungfu
- Watch sports
- Volleyball
- Soccer
- Sing
- Play mahjong
39 Clues: Draw • Sing • Rugby • Dance • Hiking • Kungfu • Skiing • Eating • Taichi • Soccer • Bowling • Walking • Running • Swimming • Watch TV • Sleeping • Football • Baseball • Ping pong • Basketball • Go fishing • Play piano • Volleyball • Play games • Ice skating • Making food • Play guitar • Read a book • Watch movies • Watch sports • Snowboarding • Play mahjong • Play the erhu • Listen to music • Play video games • Write calligraphy • Play Chinese Chess • ...
Halloween (idk i just put the temrs 🤷♂️) 2023-10-31
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- china changing imports of ideas
- roadside inns
- East coast of Africa
- Paper Money
- Mongol installed Chinese government
- Indianan dynasty
- Massive temple
- Capital of Mail Empire
- Pure Land
- Surrounding cities
- Swahili states
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- Mahayana Buddhism
- Ghost roads
- westward diffusion of eastern crops
- capital of the Mongol Empire
- uncompromising stances on communicating to counties
- communication system
- Muslim traveler
- Nourish their own souls
- Plague
- Founded the Ilkhanate Dynasty of Persia (puppet)
- Richest human alive
- Sahara roads
- victory tower
- Chinese Admiral in the Indian Ocean
25 Clues: Plague • Pure Land • Ghost roads • Paper Money • Sahara roads • roadside inns • victory tower • Massive temple • Swahili states • Muslim traveler • Indianan dynasty • Mahayana Buddhism • Surrounding cities • Richest human alive • communication system • East coast of Africa • Capital of Mail Empire • Nourish their own souls • capital of the Mongol Empire • china changing imports of ideas • ...
Plantapalooza 2025-09-16
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- 10 across
- hortensia
- swamp white oak
- witchhazel
- serviceberry
- chokeberry
- redbud
- sugar maple
- chinese juniper
- maple
- allegheny serviceberry
- 2 across
- persian ironwood
- flowering dogwood
- lilac
- 35 across
- 13 across
- holly
- 22 across
- oak
- black chokeberry
- chinese violet
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- panicle hydrangea
- japanese lilac
- elderberry
- juniper
- 21 across
- dogwood
- Red oak
- maple
- black gum
- spruce
- cigar tree
- inkberry holly
- norway spruce
- eastern redbud
- 29 across
- buttonbush
- butterfly bush
- red maple
40 Clues: oak • maple • maple • lilac • holly • redbud • spruce • juniper • dogwood • Red oak • 2 across • 10 across • hortensia • 21 across • black gum • 35 across • 29 across • 13 across • 22 across • red maple • elderberry • witchhazel • chokeberry • cigar tree • buttonbush • sugar maple • serviceberry • norway spruce • japanese lilac • inkberry holly • eastern redbud • butterfly bush • chinese violet • swamp white oak • chinese juniper • persian ironwood • ...
China 2023-11-16
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- type invention of the 11th century that lowered the cost of printing
- Chinese people were able to grow this crop in the warm, southern climate
- invention of the 1st century where clay and minerals were combined, then baked in a kiln
- containers attached to a loop of chain to move water to rice paddies
- method of selecting a ruling class based on their hardwork/intellect
- a process in which Chinese cities became vibrant centers of activity
- government type where a line of rulers come from the same family
- water buffaloes would pull this machine to level the soil
- examinations taken by Chinese people who wanted to serve in government
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- discovery that eventually led to the creation of vaccines
- what Chinese rulers based their right to govern on
- method of selecting a ruling class based on their nobility
- dynasty in which foreigners were selected to run the government
- invention around 3rd century BCE that was originally made of a magnetic mineral called lodestone
- invention of the 2nd century that was originally made with hemp and tree bark
- invention that made canal travel easier as boats could be raised and lowered as needed
- grown on trees on high ground usually above 4,000 feet
- invention made around 850 CE that alchemists warned people about
- items that landowners could buy after becoming rich enough from rice
19 Clues: what Chinese rulers based their right to govern on • grown on trees on high ground usually above 4,000 feet • discovery that eventually led to the creation of vaccines • water buffaloes would pull this machine to level the soil • method of selecting a ruling class based on their nobility • dynasty in which foreigners were selected to run the government • ...
Ancient China 2023-01-04
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- China Plain, a region in the Huang He River valley, where Chinese civilizations began
- the part of a country that borders another country or territory.
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior
- bone, piece of bone or shell heated and cracked by holy men to seek advice from a king’s ancestors
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature
- Worship, honoring of ancestors through rituals, such as offering food and wine to the spirits of the dead
- A stream or river that feeds into a larger stream, river, or lake
- Dynasty, line of rulers in China that ruled after the Shang dynasty
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- dynasty, the dynasty that ruled China from about 206 B.C.E. to 220 C.E., the period following the Qin dynasty
- Wall, a stone-and-earth wall about 1,500 miles long, first built during the Qin dynasty to defend China’s northern boundary
- route, a network of roads along which traders traveled
- fertiles soil that yields bountiful grain crops
- to make the same
- able to live forever
- The differences between people or things, when they are compared
- to improve the quality of something.
- diffusion, the spreading of cultural traits, such as goods and ideas, from one culture to another, or within one culture
- a large group of family members and friends
- dynasty, one of the first Chinese dynasties, ruled from 1750 to 1040 B.C.E.
19 Clues: to make the same • able to live forever • to improve the quality of something. • a large group of family members and friends • fertiles soil that yields bountiful grain crops • a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior • route, a network of roads along which traders traveled • the part of a country that borders another country or territory. • ...
Caused by Trade. On. Pd. 6 2024-10-21
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- Animal used on sand roads
- Muslim man traveling on trade routes
- An inn on the sand roads for caravans
- Chinese Paper money
- Being Buddhist without meditation
- Chinese Sailor
- What Buddhist monks beg with
- Name for Europeans
- African tribal storyteller
- City made by Mansa Musa
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- King of Mali
- System of Communication in Mongol
- Name of Mongols dynsty in China
- Capital of the Mongol empire
- Hindu/Buddhist Temple
- Daoism,Buddhism,Confucianism Combined
- Traded Cahokia shells
- Ships that go over waves
- Mongol leader who conquered Persia
- Black Death
20 Clues: Black Death • King of Mali • Chinese Sailor • Name for Europeans • Chinese Paper money • Hindu/Buddhist Temple • Traded Cahokia shells • City made by Mansa Musa • Ships that go over waves • Animal used on sand roads • African tribal storyteller • Capital of the Mongol empire • What Buddhist monks beg with • Name of Mongols dynsty in China • System of Communication in Mongol • ...
Happy Independence Day 2022-08-18
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- / National flower
- Tarik / National drink of Malaysia
- / We live in
- / The head of the state
- Raya / Malay people celebrate
- Lemak / National dish of Malaysia
- / Merdeka month
- / National animal
- / Number of white stripes in Malaysian flag
- Sembilan / A state that starts with letter N
- / Indian people celebrate
- Lumpur / Capital city of Malaysia
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- New Year / Chinese people celebrate
- / A state that starts with letter T
- Gemilang / Malaysian flag is known as
- / Number of states
- / Name of our country
- Minister / The head of government
- / Malaysian flag has red, yellow, white and
- / National Anthem
20 Clues: / We live in • / Merdeka month • / National flower • / National animal • / National Anthem • / Number of states • / Name of our country • / The head of the state • / Indian people celebrate • Raya / Malay people celebrate • Lemak / National dish of Malaysia • Minister / The head of government • Lumpur / Capital city of Malaysia • Tarik / National drink of Malaysia • ...
YCT1 2025-04-17
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- nenek
- Daging
- china
- Buah
- matahari
- jackie chan
- ibu
- orang indonesia
- kakek
- kakak perempuan
- Telur ayam
- adik perempuan
- senang
- Sapi
- Langit
- Roti
- nenek
- orang chinese
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- Orang chinese yang tinggal di indonesia
- Tidak ada
- Orang china
- Negara
- cantik
- apa
- indonesia
- Ayah
- Kambing
- sayur-sayuran
- kakek
- guru
- sampai jumpa
- nama
- Puluh ribuan
- Keluarga
- adik laki-laki
- rahasia
- nenek
- berapa umurmu?
- abang laki-laki
- halo
- Siapa
- kenal
- Apakah
- Kura-kura
44 Clues: apa • ibu • Buah • Ayah • guru • nama • Sapi • halo • Roti • nenek • china • kakek • kakek • nenek • Siapa • kenal • nenek • Negara • cantik • Daging • senang • Langit • Apakah • Kambing • rahasia • matahari • Keluarga • Tidak ada • indonesia • Kura-kura • Telur ayam • Orang china • jackie chan • sampai jumpa • Puluh ribuan • sayur-sayuran • orang chinese • adik laki-laki • adik perempuan • berapa umurmu? • orang indonesia • kakak perempuan • abang laki-laki • ...
12 2025-08-06
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- Norwegian city
- Dutch Caribbean island
- Chinese canal city
- Costa Rican city
- Ancient Iberian region
- Capital of Bahamas
- Capital of French Guiana
- Soviet-era city name
- Capital of Ecuador
- Venezuela's capital
- Spanish heritage city
- Iranian oil city
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- Czech Republic city
- Holy city in Saudi Arabia
- Bangladeshi city
- Chinese river city
- Red Sea resort town
- Salsa city in Colombia
- Northern Argentina province
- Coastal town in Slovenia
- South American range
- Capital of Nauru
- Turkish resort city
- Arctic Russian city
- African landlocked country
25 Clues: Norwegian city • Bangladeshi city • Costa Rican city • Capital of Nauru • Iranian oil city • Chinese river city • Chinese canal city • Capital of Bahamas • Capital of Ecuador • Czech Republic city • Red Sea resort town • Turkish resort city • Arctic Russian city • Venezuela's capital • South American range • Soviet-era city name • Spanish heritage city • Dutch Caribbean island • Salsa city in Colombia • ...
Chun Hoon Cousins Chinese New Year 2021-01-19
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- Chun Hoon & Lee Tuck-Oi’s youngest grandchild
- Chun Hoon Market location: corner of Nu’uanu & __________ Streets
- A popular prize during family bingo
- Festival to mark the conclusion of the Chinese New Year festivities
- Number of days of Chinese New Year celebration
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- Chun Hoon & Lee Tuck-Oi’s oldest grandchild
- Chun Hoon Family Motto:“______ ______ ‒ Eat More Fruits and Vegetables”
- Plural of “Ox”
- Good luck color
- Coin grab
- Number of Chinese Zodiac animals
- Citrus altar offerings: ________, tangerines, and oranges
12 Clues: Coin grab • Plural of “Ox” • Good luck color • Number of Chinese Zodiac animals • A popular prize during family bingo • Chun Hoon & Lee Tuck-Oi’s oldest grandchild • Chun Hoon & Lee Tuck-Oi’s youngest grandchild • Number of days of Chinese New Year celebration • Citrus altar offerings: ________, tangerines, and oranges • ...
crossword 1 2025-02-18
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- another word for marriage
- saying "thank you" to someone who helped you is showing _____
- together
- the cheongsam is a _____ dress in chinese culture
- someone older than you
- the _____ and the _____ are getting married
- mean
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- beer and wine are examples of _____ drinks
- playing with fireworks and throwing oranges into rivers are examples of chinese _____
- a group of people following one person
- good
- giving tea to your parents is part of the chinese wedding tea _____
12 Clues: good • mean • together • someone older than you • another word for marriage • a group of people following one person • beer and wine are examples of _____ drinks • the _____ and the _____ are getting married • the cheongsam is a _____ dress in chinese culture • saying "thank you" to someone who helped you is showing _____ • ...
World History Chapter 3 Terms- China 2023-11-07
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- Chinese thinker
- "First Emperor"
- founder of the Han Dynasty
- Fine, windblown soil
- desert in north China
- Frist great Chinese Dynasty
- explains the rise and fall of dynasties
- writing as an art form
- Chinese thinker
- Living in harmony with nature
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- The Middle Kingdom
- local military rulers
- Dynasty 221-206 BC
- System of government with lords
- officials of government
- Proclaimed himself Shi Huangdi
- Dynasty from 1766-1122 BC
- Dynasty from 202 to 220 AD
- Medicine using the insertion of needles
- to expand an empire
- complete control
- Most famous Han Emperor
22 Clues: Chinese thinker • "First Emperor" • Chinese thinker • complete control • The Middle Kingdom • Dynasty 221-206 BC • to expand an empire • Fine, windblown soil • local military rulers • desert in north China • writing as an art form • officials of government • Most famous Han Emperor • Dynasty from 1766-1122 BC • founder of the Han Dynasty • Dynasty from 202 to 220 AD • Frist great Chinese Dynasty • ...
Johnstown Times Local Places 2 2020-04-16
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- "Johnstown _____" is our local Boxing Club
- Bridge named after the old catering college
- The cafe which closed in December 2019
- "_____ Kitchen" provides Thai & Chinese Takeaway
- Indian Takeaway
- Our oldest local bridge
- What type of outlet is "Hickeys"
- Restaurant and Bar in the Village
- Chinese takeaway
- "_____ Maintenance Beauty and Laser Clinic"
- "Pets and ____ "
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- "Habit Hair & _____ Salon"
- The Village pharmacy
- "_____ B&C café"
- "Smith's _____" is our largest local supermarket
- Our smallest supermarket
- Local Vet
- Pizza or Fish and Chip takeaway
- Takeaway in the Village
- "Athlumney _____ Walk"
20 Clues: Local Vet • Indian Takeaway • Chinese takeaway • "Pets and ____ " • "_____ B&C café" • The Village pharmacy • "Athlumney _____ Walk" • Takeaway in the Village • Our oldest local bridge • Our smallest supermarket • "Habit Hair & _____ Salon" • Pizza or Fish and Chip takeaway • What type of outlet is "Hickeys" • Restaurant and Bar in the Village • The cafe which closed in December 2019 • ...
Grown on Trade. Yu. Pd. 7 2024-10-21
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- Chinese Trade and Tribute Collector
- Efficient Vessels
- Scattered Peoples
- Real Life King Midas
- Merchant-Supporting Invader Dynasty
- State-Approved Merchant Groups
- Trade hub on the Mississippi
- Influenced by Islamic Trade in Africa
- Famous Pilgrim
- "Amitabha"
- Benjamins
- Buddhism China Edition, but Spread to Japan
- Trading Empire that Sold its Produce
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- Introduction of New Crops to Islamic Regions
- Chinese Philosophy Rethought
- Trader's Hotel
- Temple of the Khmer and their Wealth
- City that Trades in Gold
- Canyon Trade Hub
- Scientific Name of "Ashes, Ashes, We All Fall Down"
20 Clues: Benjamins • "Amitabha" • Trader's Hotel • Famous Pilgrim • Canyon Trade Hub • Efficient Vessels • Scattered Peoples • Real Life King Midas • City that Trades in Gold • Chinese Philosophy Rethought • Trade hub on the Mississippi • State-Approved Merchant Groups • Chinese Trade and Tribute Collector • Merchant-Supporting Invader Dynasty • Temple of the Khmer and their Wealth • ...
Kayla S. Crossword 2022-08-30
15 Clues: My age • My star sign • My favorite book • My favorite fruit • My favorite color • My chinese zodiac • One of my hobbies • My favorite animal • My favorite season • One of my electives • My personality type • My favorite pokemon • Where I was born and raised • Another language I can speak • My favorite Harry Potter character
Ancient China 2023-01-04
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- China Plain, a region in the Huang He River valley, where Chinese civilizations began
- the part of a country that borders another country or territory.
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior
- bone, piece of bone or shell heated and cracked by holy men to seek advice from a king’s ancestors
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature
- Worship, honoring of ancestors through rituals, such as offering food and wine to the spirits of the dead
- A stream or river that feeds into a larger stream, river, or lake
- Dynasty, line of rulers in China that ruled after the Shang dynasty
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- dynasty, the dynasty that ruled China from about 206 B.C.E. to 220 C.E., the period following the Qin dynasty
- Wall, a stone-and-earth wall about 1,500 miles long, first built during the Qin dynasty to defend China’s northern boundary
- route, a network of roads along which traders traveled
- fertiles soil that yields bountiful grain crops
- to make the same
- able to live forever
- The differences between people or things, when they are compared
- to improve the quality of something.
- diffusion, the spreading of cultural traits, such as goods and ideas, from one culture to another, or within one culture
- a large group of family members and friends
- dynasty, one of the first Chinese dynasties, ruled from 1750 to 1040 B.C.E.
19 Clues: to make the same • able to live forever • to improve the quality of something. • a large group of family members and friends • fertiles soil that yields bountiful grain crops • a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior • route, a network of roads along which traders traveled • the part of a country that borders another country or territory. • ...
Crossword Puzzle about China 2023-02-24
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- Called Lantern Festival, marks the end of Chinese New Year
- A Chinese gambling game played with a set of 32 dominoes
- A dish consisting of noodles, vegetables, and meat
- Another name for "Mandarin" language
- A dish that is crispy on the outside and has a sweet filling on the inside
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- A Chinese tradition/religion which emphasize living in harmony with the Dao (the source of everything)
- A traditional dress from Quing Dynasty
- Language spoken in China
- A tile-based game commonly played by four players
- A traditional dress from the Han people
- English form of Chinese
11 Clues: English form of Chinese • Language spoken in China • Another name for "Mandarin" language • A traditional dress from Quing Dynasty • A traditional dress from the Han people • A tile-based game commonly played by four players • A dish consisting of noodles, vegetables, and meat • A Chinese gambling game played with a set of 32 dominoes • ...
China Review Riner 2023-03-01
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- children that had to respect their parents and elders.
- a crop grown on Chinese farms.
- what was one of the 3 things used to build the great wall of China?
- who did the Shang kings ask to govern their territories?
- this animal was used to plow the land for the Chinese farmers.
- what was the basic building block of Chinese society?
- what was one of the animals that were raised on farms in China.?
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- Books opposing Qin Shihuangdi’s views were publicly what?
- this was one of the 3 major theories, this theory believed you should be one with nature.
- this item helped the Chinese during the Han dynasty.
- what covers most of China's land?
- Qin did what to people who opposed him?
12 Clues: a crop grown on Chinese farms. • what covers most of China's land? • Qin did what to people who opposed him? • this item helped the Chinese during the Han dynasty. • what was the basic building block of Chinese society? • children that had to respect their parents and elders. • who did the Shang kings ask to govern their territories? • ...
Ancient China Vocabulary 2022-04-12
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- government work
- a Chinese philosophy focused on obtaining lone life and living in harmony with nature
- a group of non-elected government officials
- a Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin to treat disease or relieve pain
- a leader who has his own army
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- the responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents
- belief that the Chinese king's right to rule came from the gods
- a person who belongs to the highest class of society
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius
- a farmer who works land owned by someone else
- a Chinese philosophy based on the importance of laws
12 Clues: government work • a leader who has his own army • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • a farmer who works land owned by someone else • a person who belongs to the highest class of society • a Chinese philosophy based on the importance of laws • a system of beliefs based on the teachings of Confucius • ...
animals 2024-11-12
12 Clues: big • wagu • hunting • water big • chicken 2.0 • some people • KFC lovers food • faster than hami • yummy chinese food 2 • yummy chinese food 1 • insulting for OB/CD people • computer mouse but opposite
China regional cuisines 2023-04-20
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- animal feed for meat production
- a common Chinese cooking method when a small amount of oil is heated up
- traditional Chinese noodle dish accompanied by meat or vegetables
- very popular and the spiciest food in China
- a common baking technique that replaces an oven in China
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- a pastry filled with either fruits or meat and vegetables. found almost everywhere in China
- typical Chinese dumplings with minced meat and vegetables
- a Chinese technique that seals in juice and gives food a crisp coating
- rice, meat and beans rolled up in a bamboo leaf. normally steamed or boiled
- a mid-autumn Chinese snack usually served with green tea
10 Clues: animal feed for meat production • very popular and the spiciest food in China • a mid-autumn Chinese snack usually served with green tea • a common baking technique that replaces an oven in China • typical Chinese dumplings with minced meat and vegetables • traditional Chinese noodle dish accompanied by meat or vegetables • ...
The Great Wall of China 2022-06-25
14 Clues: East of China • Northern China • Southern China • Confucius & Laozi • Northwest of China • Southwest of China • Chinese flag colours • Mythological creature • Caused by Yellow River • Stars in Chinese flags • China was made of these • Longest wall in the world • Farmed in the North of China • Farmed in the South of China
China in Antiquity 2024-09-28
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- a Chinese philosophy that argued that human beings were by nature evil and would follow the correct path only if coerced by harsh laws and stiff punishments. Adopted as official ideology by the Qin dynasty, it was later rejected but remained influential.
- the Chinese practice, reportedly originated by the Qin dynasty in the third century BCE, of organizing families into groups of five or ten to exercise mutual control and surveillance and reduce loyalty to the family.
- relationships/in traditional China, the hierarchical interpersonal associations considered crucial to social order, within the family, between friends, and with the king.
- men whose testicles have been removed. Eunuchs often played an important role at court in the Chinese imperial system, the Ottoman Empire, and the Mughal Dynasty, among others.
- Confucianism/the integration of Confucian doctrine with Legalist practice under the Han dynasty in China; became the basis of Chinese political thought until the modern era.
- a system of thought based on the teachings of Confucius (551–479 BCE) that developed into the ruling ideology of the Chinese state.
- a Neolithic society from near the Yellow River in China, sometimes identified by its painted pottery.
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- system the theoretical pattern of land ownership in early China, named for the appearance of the Chinese character for “well,” in which farmland was divided into nine segments and a peasant family would cultivate one for its own use and cooperate with seven others to cultivate the ninth for the landlord.
- of ancestors the extension of filial piety to include care for the deceased, for instance, by burning replicas of useful objects to accompany them on their journey to the next world.
- service examination/an elaborate Chinese system of selecting bureaucrats on merit, first introduced in 165 CE, developed by the Tang Dynasty in the seventh century CE, and refined under the Song Dynasty; later adopted in Vietnam and with less success in Japan and Korea. It contributed to efficient government, upward mobility, and cultural uniformity.
- a Neolithic society from near the Yellow River in China, sometimes identified by its black pottery.
- of Heaven the justification for the rule of the Zhou dynasty in China. The king was charged to maintain order as a representative of Heaven, which was viewed as an impersonal law of nature.
- hypothesis the hypothesis that the Yellow River valley was the ancient heartland of Chinese civilization and that technological and cultural achievements radiated from there to other parts of East Asia. Recent discoveries of other early agricultural communities in China have led to some modification of the hypothesis to allow for other centers of civilization.
- a Chinese philosophy traditionally ascribed to the perhaps legendary Lao Zi, which holds that acceptance and spontaneity are the keys to harmonious interaction with the universal order; an alternative to Confucianism.
- piety in traditional China, in particular, a hierarchical system in which every family member has his or her place, subordinate to a patriarch who has certain reciprocal responsibilities.
- a Chinese philosophical concept, literally “the Way,” central to both Confucianism and Daoism, that describes the behavior proper to each member of society; somewhat similar to the Indian concept of dharma.
16 Clues: a Neolithic society from near the Yellow River in China, sometimes identified by its black pottery. • a Neolithic society from near the Yellow River in China, sometimes identified by its painted pottery. • a system of thought based on the teachings of Confucius (551–479 BCE) that developed into the ruling ideology of the Chinese state. • ...
Ancient China 2023-10-02
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- Trade route that linked China to the west
- Belief that the gods supported the rulers as long as their rule was just
- A succession of ruling families in China
- Built to defend China from the Mongols
- Chinese religion that believes in harmony with nature and humility
- Chines religion that promotes ancestor worship and respect for elders
- Highly valued Chinese commodity
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- Spread Buddhism from India to China through the use of missionaries
- System developed in China that based jobs on ones merit
- Founder of Buddhism
- Represents opposites in nature
- Sacred text of Confucianism
- Sacred text of Taoism
- Chinese civilization centered along this river valley
14 Clues: Founder of Buddhism • Sacred text of Taoism • Sacred text of Confucianism • Represents opposites in nature • Highly valued Chinese commodity • Built to defend China from the Mongols • A succession of ruling families in China • Trade route that linked China to the west • Chinese civilization centered along this river valley • ...
china crossword 399 2022-02-22
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- - A government official of high rank in the civil service.
- - A religion or philosophy based on the teaching of Confucius.
- - A type of varnish used to protect items and make them more beautiful.
- - A fast growing grass that grows very tall and with hollow stems like a tube. The Chinese found numerous uses for bamboo including paper, buildings, furniture, and musical instruments.
- - A Chinese explorer during the Ming Dynasty. He established trade with India and Africa.
- - The first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang united China under one rule and began the Qin dynasty.
- - A small narrow boat with a flat bottom that is usually 10 to 15 feet long.
- - A religious temple that is built as a tower with many tiers and roofs.
- - A type of ceramic invented by the Chinese. It is thin, strong, and beautiful. It is often called "china" in the west.
- - One of the three major religions of China, Buddhism originated in India.
- - The Three Perfections were the three most important art forms of Ancient China: painting, poetry, and calligraphy.
- - A trade route that ran from northern China to Europe.
- - A 5500 mile long wall built along the northern border of China. It was built to keep out the Mongol invaders.
- - Refers to the three major philosophies of Ancient China: Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism.
- - A revered mythical creature that has the long body of a serpent, sharp teeth, four legs with sharp talons, and can fly.
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- - The group of people who worked for the government. People had to pass a difficult examination to earn a job in the civil service.
- - A part of the philosophy of Taoism, the yin and yang are opposites that balance each other throughout nature such as "light and dark", "hot and cold", and "male and female".
- - One of the three major religions or philosophies of Ancient China, Taoism follows the teachings of Lao-Tzu.
- - The five elements of ancient Chinese philosophy are wood, fire, earth, water, and metal. They are also called the Wu Xing.
- - A protective covering made by silkworms before they transform into moths. The fibers from silkworm cocoons are used to make silk.
- - The nomadic peoples of the north who often raided China. Under Genghis and Kublai Khan they captured much of China for a period of time.
- - An important invention that was used for fireworks and weapons such as bombs and guns.
- - A legendary monster that terrorized a Chinese village until they used fireworks and noise to scare it off. Their victory over Nian is celebrated on Chinese New Year.
- - A luxurious material made from the cocoons of silkworms. Silk was highly prized in ancient China and was only worn by wealthy nobles.
- - A giant palace built in the center of Beijing city by the Yongle Emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
- - When the rule of a country is passed down to family members over a long period of time.
- - An ancient Chinese treatment for healing that uses needles placed in various areas of the skin.
- - A type of Chinese sailboat that is typically flat bottomed and uses fully battened sails.
- - A style of writing that was considered an art form using brushes to paint the characters.
- - A type of baked clay ceramic. It was used in building the 8,000 life size terracotta soldiers that were buried with Emperor Qin.
30 Clues: - A trade route that ran from northern China to Europe. • - A government official of high rank in the civil service. • - A religion or philosophy based on the teaching of Confucius. • - A type of varnish used to protect items and make them more beautiful. • - A religious temple that is built as a tower with many tiers and roofs. • ...
