chinese Crossword Puzzles
Space Missions 2023-12-07
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- A probe from USA orbiting Jupiter
- A Japanese mission to Venus
- The first ever satellite sent into space
- A mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
- A short way to write the International Space Station
- Took the first people to the Moon
- The Chinese mission to put people into space
- A large and famous telescope orbitting the Earth
- The first mission to collect a sample from an asteroid
- The Chinese mission to the Moon
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- The name of the Mars Orbiter Mission from India
- An American mission that was the first to visit the inner planets (Venus, Mercury and Mars)
- The Chinese space station orbiting the Earth
- In 1983 it was the first spacecraft to leave the solar system
- A telescope looking for exoplanets
- The Russian mission sending things into space since the 1960s
- A 2004 mission to study and land a probe on a comet
- A mission to Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
18 Clues: A Japanese mission to Venus • The Chinese mission to the Moon • A probe from USA orbiting Jupiter • Took the first people to the Moon • A telescope looking for exoplanets • A mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt • A mission to Saturn, Uranus and Neptune • The first ever satellite sent into space • The Chinese space station orbiting the Earth • ...
Festivals and Theatrical Forms in Asia 2020-04-03
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- It means "to float" in Thai
- It is also called "Spring Festival"
- Chinese people often refer to themselves as descendants of this creature.
- Another term for the Chinese New Year
- She is the Thai goddess of water
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- The Chinese term for "Descendants of the Dragon"
- It is a Chinese sticky glutinous rice that symbolizes unity
- It is a lotus-shaped receptacle that can float on water
- These are called 'hong bao' in Mandarin and 'ang pao' in Hokkien
- It is any kind of drum in Japanese
10 Clues: It means "to float" in Thai • She is the Thai goddess of water • It is any kind of drum in Japanese • It is also called "Spring Festival" • Another term for the Chinese New Year • The Chinese term for "Descendants of the Dragon" • It is a lotus-shaped receptacle that can float on water • It is a Chinese sticky glutinous rice that symbolizes unity • ...
Unit 1 School Subjects 2023-07-29
Les Nationalites 2021-01-23
10 Clues: feminine Indian • feminine British • masculine Indian • feminine Chinese • feminine Canadian • masculine Chinese • masculine Belgian • masculine Canadian • masculine Japanese • masculine American
Social Studies Crossword 2026-03-13
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- american filmmaking industry
- valuable, shiny
- second most populated country in the world
- country in asia
- sacred river in hinduism
- nonviolent protester
- most populated country in the world
- religion; tries to achieve nirvana
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- indian filmmaking industry
- capital of japan
- chinese country; has a population of 18.5 million
- chinese country; has a population of 31 million
- leader in china
- capital of china
- another main religion in china
15 Clues: valuable, shiny • country in asia • leader in china • capital of japan • capital of china • nonviolent protester • sacred river in hinduism • indian filmmaking industry • american filmmaking industry • another main religion in china • religion; tries to achieve nirvana • most populated country in the world • second most populated country in the world • ...
Ancient China 2025-05-16
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- Chinese invention, used for measurement.
- Philosophy emphasizing the importance of strict laws and rules in Ancient China.
- Road A network of ancient trade routes that connected China to the Middle East and Europe.
- Qin Buried with terracotta warriors
- A device containing gunpowder and other combustible chemicals that causes an explosion when ignited.
- Worship Worshiping family members from the past.
- Captiol city of the Tang dynasty
- Succession of rulers from the same family.
- River Huanghe
- Philosophy emphasizing balance and harmony with nature.
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- Warriors Built to protect the first emperor of China in the afterlife.
- of Heaven A philosophical and political concept saying that the emperor's authority and rule was divinely appointed by "heaven."
- Printing Cariving symbols into wood
- The ruler or head of state. In this case the ruler of Ancient China.
- Philosophy emphasizing social harmony, Confucius.
- Oldest Chinese Dynasty
- Service Exam Pass a test to work in the government.
- Wall Protects China from northern invaders
- Chinese invention, children's toy that flies in the air.
19 Clues: River Huanghe • Oldest Chinese Dynasty • Captiol city of the Tang dynasty • Printing Cariving symbols into wood • Qin Buried with terracotta warriors • Chinese invention, used for measurement. • Wall Protects China from northern invaders • Succession of rulers from the same family. • Worship Worshiping family members from the past. • ...
Ancient China- Skyler.M 2018-05-07
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- what did the chinese make that we ues every 4th of july.
- What was the trading path across the desert called?
- What did the Chinese invent that many boys have been bringing to school?
- which dynasty built the forbidden city?
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- Chinese invented paper was made of what?
- What did Qin do to protect from invaders?
- How is silk made?
- what common religion is in china.
- which was the first dynasty to live on the side of the yellow river.
- Does the Chinese written language use an alphabet?
10 Clues: How is silk made? • what common religion is in china. • which dynasty built the forbidden city? • Chinese invented paper was made of what? • What did Qin do to protect from invaders? • Does the Chinese written language use an alphabet? • What was the trading path across the desert called? • what did the chinese make that we ues every 4th of july. • ...
Lunar New Year 2021-02-10
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- A navigation tool that the Ancient Chinese invented.
- On Chinese New Year, Children receive a red __________.
- How many Lunar New Year animals have four legs?
- The festival celebrated on the fifteenth day of New Year's celebrations.
- 2021 is the year of the ________.
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- Loud, colorful, and exploding ___________ light up the night sky.
- Legend says the animals of the Chinese zodiac were chosen by this emperor.
- 1999 was the year of the _____.
- Chinese families _______ their houses before New Year.
- The _______ dance is a traditional festivity in which multiple performers participate in.
10 Clues: 1999 was the year of the _____. • 2021 is the year of the ________. • How many Lunar New Year animals have four legs? • A navigation tool that the Ancient Chinese invented. • Chinese families _______ their houses before New Year. • On Chinese New Year, Children receive a red __________. • Loud, colorful, and exploding ___________ light up the night sky. • ...
Ancient China 2022-05-17
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- these were the soldiers that protected Qin Shi Huang
- this is what Ancient China was
- a Chinese philosopher and politician of the Spring and Autumn period
- a line of leaders that rule in the family line
- this is something that the Chinese made that spread around the world
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- a ruler with great power and rank
- this is what the Chinese writing is
- these were the people at the bottom of the social structure
- these were the people that analyzed artifacts of Ancient China
- this was something that the Chinese made
10 Clues: this is what Ancient China was • a ruler with great power and rank • this is what the Chinese writing is • this was something that the Chinese made • a line of leaders that rule in the family line • these were the soldiers that protected Qin Shi Huang • these were the people at the bottom of the social structure • ...
ANCIENT CHINA WARFARE 2023-05-31
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- Ancient Chinese helmets were made from iron and....?
- What is another word for the body suits worn by the ancient Chinese Military?
- What is the handheld weapon used by the Ancient Chinese Military?
- What was berried in the tombs with the dead?
- A military strategy is to know your enemy's what?
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- What technique was used to make the pottery vessels?
- When a soul is reborn.
- In what religion did the ancient Chinese believe in?
- What material is used to construct traditional burial chambers?
- People who fought in the army were peasants and....?
10 Clues: When a soul is reborn. • What was berried in the tombs with the dead? • A military strategy is to know your enemy's what? • What technique was used to make the pottery vessels? • In what religion did the ancient Chinese believe in? • Ancient Chinese helmets were made from iron and....? • People who fought in the army were peasants and....? • ...
Effects of Chinese Civil War 2026-02-09
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- intended to limit migration throughout China
- millions of young Chinese who attack the "Four Olds"
- ___-anti and ___-anti campagnes; turned China into a socialist economy from capitalist
- CCP reform policy; inspired by Stalin
- legal rights and opportunities given to women, mainly in relationship endeavors
- group of people who lost status after the Chinese Civil War
- "Special Company of the ___ of the Chinese Red Army"; women-only unit
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- policy intended to increase agricultural productivity
- result of destruction of urban cities and agricultural land
- Chinese for "to reform through labor"
10 Clues: CCP reform policy; inspired by Stalin • Chinese for "to reform through labor" • intended to limit migration throughout China • millions of young Chinese who attack the "Four Olds" • policy intended to increase agricultural productivity • result of destruction of urban cities and agricultural land • group of people who lost status after the Chinese Civil War • ...
Silk Roads 2025-10-28
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- Silk Road connected China to Europe, India, and ________.
- traveled together in groups called ________.
- invention let people print books and spread ideas.
- Chinese were the first to invent this object for navigation.
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- Chinese used kites for this purpose.
- Chinese used these for writing — they invented it first.
- Chinese made this waterproof item for rain.
- emperor began sending traders west in 130 B.C.E.
- sparkling invention from China lights up the sky.
- soft fabric made from silkworms was China’s most famous export.
10 Clues: Chinese used kites for this purpose. • Chinese made this waterproof item for rain. • traveled together in groups called ________. • emperor began sending traders west in 130 B.C.E. • sparkling invention from China lights up the sky. • invention let people print books and spread ideas. • Chinese used these for writing — they invented it first. • ...
The Ming Dynasty 2025-02-04
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- Chinese port where the Portuguese built a trading post
- an uncivilized person
- continuously moving forward
- a long fictional story
- official count of people who live in an area
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- emperor who reunited China after the Mongol rule
- the country to make direct contact with China after Marco Polo
- Chinese Muslim who led several overseas voyages
- to change from one belief to another
- a word that means "brilliant"
- Chinese sailing ships
11 Clues: an uncivilized person • Chinese sailing ships • a long fictional story • continuously moving forward • a word that means "brilliant" • to change from one belief to another • official count of people who live in an area • Chinese Muslim who led several overseas voyages • emperor who reunited China after the Mongol rule • Chinese port where the Portuguese built a trading post • ...
INDIA THAT IS BHARAT 2026-01-29
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- Name used in the Mahabharata for the subcontinent.
- Name given by the ancient Chinese.
- Name used by the Persians for the region.
- Name given by the Greeks.
- Another Chinese term for India.
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- Name in Ashokan inscriptions.
- Part of 'Sapta Sindhava' (land of seven rivers).
- Mentioned in the Vishnu Purana.
- Chinese term for India, meaning 'heavenly master'.
- Term for India often used by Persians.
- Name used by the ancient Greeks.
11 Clues: Name given by the Greeks. • Name in Ashokan inscriptions. • Mentioned in the Vishnu Purana. • Another Chinese term for India. • Name used by the ancient Greeks. • Name given by the ancient Chinese. • Term for India often used by Persians. • Name used by the Persians for the region. • Part of 'Sapta Sindhava' (land of seven rivers). • ...
E3 U12 2025-06-18
Winter Around the World 2022-12-16
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- 2023 is the year of the ___ on Chinese calendar
- three ___ day is also called the Epiphany
- 5-day festival of lights celebrated by Hindus
- celebrated each year on December 25
- Winter ____ - the shortest day and longest night
- 7-day celebration of African-American culture
- chants of ___ happen during kwanzaa
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- 8-day Jewish festival of lights
- deep fried ___ are a food made during hanukkah
- ___ New Year is on January 22, 2023
- a seven-branched candle used during Hanukkah
- 2022 is the year of the ___ on Chinese calendar
12 Clues: 8-day Jewish festival of lights • ___ New Year is on January 22, 2023 • celebrated each year on December 25 • chants of ___ happen during kwanzaa • three ___ day is also called the Epiphany • a seven-branched candle used during Hanukkah • 5-day festival of lights celebrated by Hindus • 7-day celebration of African-American culture • ...
China By Callie 2022-04-26
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- china's national lawmaking body
- a river southeast of china
- action to improve social or economic conditions
- another name for ancient chinese
- a line of rulers from the same family
- the second largest desert in the world
- a religion based on the teaching of siddhartha gautama
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- a chinese belief system based on the teaching of confucius
- a high area of land
- largest mountain range in the world
- a wall to keep invadors out
- a chinese belief system based on the idea of nature order in the world
12 Clues: a high area of land • a river southeast of china • a wall to keep invadors out • china's national lawmaking body • another name for ancient chinese • largest mountain range in the world • a line of rulers from the same family • the second largest desert in the world • action to improve social or economic conditions • a religion based on the teaching of siddhartha gautama • ...
Ancient China Crossword 2025-04-02
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- The farming trait of China.11
- The victors of the warring states period.3
- The country in which Buddhism originated.5
- The Chinese dynasty after the Shang.4
- The road used to trade stretching from Turkey to China.4,4
- The city which the Terracotta Warriors are located.4
- Capitol of China.7
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- Paper A Chinese invention. (Hint: We use it in the toilet.)6,5
- The founder of Confucianism.9
- The national animal of China.5
- The first Chinese emperor.3,3,5
- The first dynasty in China.3
12 Clues: Capitol of China.7 • The first dynasty in China.3 • The founder of Confucianism.9 • The farming trait of China.11 • The national animal of China.5 • The first Chinese emperor.3,3,5 • The Chinese dynasty after the Shang.4 • The victors of the warring states period.3 • The country in which Buddhism originated.5 • The city which the Terracotta Warriors are located.4 • ...
Unit 1 How Many New Books Do You Have? 2023-08-11
School Subjects 2024-07-12
Country 2024-03-31
everything 2022-01-24
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- "Stop -----ing and follow me! There's nothing to ----- about."
- Being kind.
- A fluffy, cute, sometimes-feral animal. The featured animal in LightClan's Destiny.
- ------- to Chinese is a good function.
- My breakfast is half Chinese style, half English style. Mmmmmmm! What does this mean?
- On a walkie talkie: "Riley, one stranger behind you. ----."
- Correct spelling of 'spoted'.
- Another word for 'everybody'.
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- "I don't want to upgrade my computer to ------- 11," Leopard protested.
- English of 烏鴉.
- English to ------- is a good function.
- "I'm ------ing for my phone, but I can't find it!"
- It was raining, and Riley looked for -------.
- ------ Sheets is similar to Excel, Docs is similar to Word, and Slides is similar to PowerPoint.
- My computer's ------- is up to 100%. Good for me!
15 Clues: Being kind. • English of 烏鴉. • Correct spelling of 'spoted'. • Another word for 'everybody'. • English to ------- is a good function. • ------- to Chinese is a good function. • It was raining, and Riley looked for -------. • My computer's ------- is up to 100%. Good for me! • "I'm ------ing for my phone, but I can't find it!" • ...
Ming Dynasty by Daniella 2015-10-22
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- He, Who led the voyages of exploration?
- Between 1368 and 1644 what country was the dominant power?
- missionaries, Who accompanied European traders into China?
- Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty?
- Who commanded the rebel army that drove the Mongols out of China?
- What did Europeans use to pay for goods:
- What did Chinese economic policies favor?
- What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms?
- What was one commercial crop that increased during Hongwu’s dynasty?
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- Name one industry that grew rapidly during the Ming Dynasty.
- superiority, What did Zheng He try to prove by distributing gifts?
- What did many Chinese oppose:
- Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing?
- Ricci, Who was the first missionary to have an impact on trade:
- Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages?
15 Clues: What did many Chinese oppose: • Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages? • Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing? • What did Europeans use to pay for goods: • What did Chinese economic policies favor? • What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms? • He, Who led the voyages of exploration? • Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty? • ...
TWJ Lesson 2 2022-05-13
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- *"Little Norway" of Washington.
- *90% of Poulsbo's population was make up with people from this country.
- *Chinese workers did the most dangerous jobs in mines and this.
- *Discriminative towards Jewish people.
- *American Railroad companies sold land to ---------- as a source of revenue.
- *Fungi infecting this crop caused an influx of Irish immigrants.
- *Hawaiian men.
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- *First Norwegians in Washington worked as this as well as farmers.
- *White, Protestant Americans who discriminate against immigrants.
- *This group passed the Chinese Exclusion Act.
- *People who have emigrated.
- *By 1870, there were twice as many Chinese than whites working this occupation.
- *California ---- ---- cause Irish in the Eastern U.S. to come to the West.
- *To leave one country and settle for another.
- *Scandinavians were attracted to Puget Sound for its climate similar to their --------.
15 Clues: *Hawaiian men. • *People who have emigrated. • *"Little Norway" of Washington. • *Discriminative towards Jewish people. • *This group passed the Chinese Exclusion Act. • *To leave one country and settle for another. • *Chinese workers did the most dangerous jobs in mines and this. • *Fungi infecting this crop caused an influx of Irish immigrants. • ...
Week 14 - Ancient China 2024-02-15
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- The Chinese started to make paper out of ______
- How long did it take to build Qins tomb?
- First compass was made with __________
- One of the many inventions from china
- Kites were used as a form of _______
- Zheng He's traveled with how many ships?
- Zheng He was the most famous ancient Chinese __________.
- How long was silk kept a sectret?
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- How long is the Great wall?
- One of the many inventions from China
- Who carried the trade goods on the Silk Road between China and the western countries
- Confucius's real name is
- The Forbidden City in Beijing was home to how many emperors
- The six foot mummy had long
- He did not like scholars, he actually buried them alive....
- What did the Chinese build to connect the Yangtze and the Huang He rivers
16 Clues: Confucius's real name is • How long is the Great wall? • The six foot mummy had long • How long was silk kept a sectret? • Kites were used as a form of _______ • One of the many inventions from China • One of the many inventions from china • First compass was made with __________ • How long did it take to build Qins tomb? • Zheng He's traveled with how many ships? • ...
Chinese New Year 2024-02-09
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- Something you light
- chinese and japanese currency
- a tool used to cool you off
- Something dancing(animal related)
- what is one of the main colours of Chinese new year
- you get a lucky biscuit?
- a liquid that you could drink preferably when hot
- something you get gifted for new year
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- something you set of and will make noise
- What is the Zodiac sign for this year
- a instrument used in bands and also in The lion dance also makes a loud bang when hit (percussion)
- a popular drink that was made in china
- what is one of the substitute colours for chinese new year
- a instrument used in bands where you hit it and it makes a sound (percussion)
- a tool to eat noodles (plural)
15 Clues: Something you light • you get a lucky biscuit? • a tool used to cool you off • chinese and japanese currency • a tool to eat noodles (plural) • Something dancing(animal related) • What is the Zodiac sign for this year • something you get gifted for new year • a popular drink that was made in china • something you set of and will make noise • ...
Chapter 21 & 22 Vocab 2024-02-15
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- Living in a country far from one’s native country (forced, not by choice)
- (twowords) the Daoist concept of opposing forces. Shadow before sunlit.
- A dynasty after the Shang.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience to laws.
- To make the same
- Able to live forever
- (twowords) Emperor of China from -221 to -210
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- (twowords, no hyphen) A type of clay used for pottery and art, typically a burnt-orange color
- A person who works for a government.
- The name of the teacher called Confucius by westerners.
- Pronounced “chin”
- (threewords) A power or law believed to be granted by a god.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature.
- A system of government based on landowners and tenants.
15 Clues: To make the same • Pronounced “chin” • Able to live forever • A dynasty after the Shang. • A person who works for a government. • (twowords) Emperor of China from -221 to -210 • A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior. • The name of the teacher called Confucius by westerners. • A system of government based on landowners and tenants. • ...
Module 1-5 Spelling Review 2022-10-18
Unit 3 My Favorite Food Is Hamburgers 2023-08-05
Unit 2 Friends 2023-07-31
nationalities 2026-03-30
Review: China and Japan through 1900, Part 1 2015-11-18
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- The British imposed the policy of _________, or immunity of a country's nationals from the laws of their host country, on the newly open ports on the Chinese mainland.
- In the view of Chinese Emperor ______________, the trade between China and England was unnecessary to China, and a favor to England.
- The difference between how much a nation imports and exports.
- The Japanese warriors and members of the military class of feudal Japan.
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- The century and a half from 1750 to 1900 marked the structural, cultural and economic decline of the great ___________ ___________ and nowhere was this more evident than in Qing China as its population, the world's largest, grew ever less capable of sustaining its society and as the nation's late imperial policies were increasingly at odds with those of the industrializing and commercially expanding West.
- In Japan,___________________ made farming difficult and forced most people to live along the coastal plains. The ________ offered plenty of food sources, and Japan developed a thriving fishing industry.
- Western powers were able to gain greater trading rights in China during the 1800's through the use of force, threats, and setting up unfair _____________.
- Chinese naval expeditions were abruptly ended in 1433 because maintaining the fleet was considered a needless waste of ___________ _______________.
- 20-30 million Chinese were killed between 1850 and 1864 in attempt of the Chinese peasants to overthrow the Qing emperor and government, and the Qing dynasty survived.
- Under the Ming dynasty, only the ________________ was allowed to conduct foreign trade in order to limit outside influences.
- By the end of the _________________ century, the illegal trade in opium, constituted the most profitable import commodity in China, especially around the area of Canton.
- In 1900, members of a Chinese secret society attacked/killed foreigners and Chinese Christians, and destroyed everything foreign including railroads and churches; this is now known as
- A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country.
13 Clues: A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country. • The difference between how much a nation imports and exports. • The Japanese warriors and members of the military class of feudal Japan. • Under the Ming dynasty, only the ________________ was allowed to conduct foreign trade in order to limit outside influences. • ...
Decline of the Qing Dynasty 2015-05-20
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- The _____ were a secret organization who used Martial Arts in their revolution.
- First of the unequal treaties.
- China traded this for British silver.
- Chinese citizens felt the Mandate of _______ was lost.
- First name of the leader of the Taiping Rebellion.
- Pushed for trading rights in the beginning.
- Britain sent these to take Shanghai.
- City that all Chinese trade was narrowed down to.
- Boxers had a belief they were immune to western _______.
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- Hong Xiuquan believed he was the brother of _____.
- Hong Xiuquan wanted a, "Heavenly Kingdom of Great _____"
- The city where the Boxers held hostages for 55 days.
- The first major city the Taiping Rebellion captured.
- Chinese revolutionaries declared China this in 1912.
- Britain used these to continue the flow of opium into China.
- The new balance of trade that Britain discovered.
16 Clues: First of the unequal treaties. • Britain sent these to take Shanghai. • China traded this for British silver. • Pushed for trading rights in the beginning. • City that all Chinese trade was narrowed down to. • The new balance of trade that Britain discovered. • Hong Xiuquan believed he was the brother of _____. • First name of the leader of the Taiping Rebellion. • ...
Chapter 19 Puzzle 2015-10-06
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- After working on the plantations, many of the Filipinos left Hawaii to go to the
- Religion that Korean immigrants brought with them
- Brought the ukulele to Hawaii
- Group that began recruiting workers to work on sugar plantations in Hawaii
- person who visited Japan to request more Japanese workers
- The Chinese also worked in the production of this food
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- Japanese people brought this food with them to Hawaii
- Left their homelands due to natural disasters
- The Chinese did not like this Hawaiian food
- Japanese men living in Hawaii married these women
- Name of the warship that came to Honolulu to defend the Japanese
- The Koreans were not this type of laborer
- First contract laborers to come to Hawaii
- Natives of the soil
- Portuguese bosses on the plantations
15 Clues: Natives of the soil • Brought the ukulele to Hawaii • Portuguese bosses on the plantations • The Koreans were not this type of laborer • First contract laborers to come to Hawaii • The Chinese did not like this Hawaiian food • Left their homelands due to natural disasters • Japanese men living in Hawaii married these women • ...
Ming Dynasty by Daniella 2015-10-22
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- Who commanded the rebel army that drove the Mongols out of China?
- What was one commercial crop that increased during Hongwu’s dynasty?
- He, Who led the voyages of exploration?
- What did Europeans use to pay for goods:
- Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty?
- What did many Chinese oppose:
- Between 1368 and 1644 what country was the dominant power?
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- Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing?
- What did Chinese economic policies favor?
- Ricci, Who was the first missionary to have an impact on trade:
- What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms?
- missionaries, Who accompanied European traders into China?
- superiority, What did Zheng He try to prove by distributing gifts?
- Name one industry that grew rapidly during the Ming Dynasty.
- Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages?
15 Clues: What did many Chinese oppose: • Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages? • Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing? • What did Europeans use to pay for goods: • What did Chinese economic policies favor? • What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms? • He, Who led the voyages of exploration? • Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty? • ...
Chinese New Year 2024-02-09
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- Something you light
- chinese and japanese currency
- a tool used to cool you off
- Something dancing(animal related)
- what is one of the main colours of Chinese new year
- you get a lucky biscuit?
- a liquid that you could drink preferably when hot
- something you get gifted for new year
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- something you set of and will make noise
- What is the Zodiac sign for this year
- a instrument used in bands and also in The lion dance also makes a loud bang when hit (percussion)
- a popular drink that was made in china
- what is one of the substitute colours for chinese new year
- a instrument used in bands where you hit it and it makes a sound (percussion)
- a tool to eat noodles (plural)
15 Clues: Something you light • you get a lucky biscuit? • a tool used to cool you off • chinese and japanese currency • a tool to eat noodles (plural) • Something dancing(animal related) • What is the Zodiac sign for this year • something you get gifted for new year • a popular drink that was made in china • something you set of and will make noise • ...
Marco Polo 2025-05-08
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- number of years it took the men to reach China
- city where Marco Polo was born
- this explorer was inspired by Marco Polo's adventures
- helped Marco write a book about his travels
- city Venice was a war with when the Polos returned home
- traveler on the Silk Road
- Polo saw the Chinese used money made from this
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- Marco learned the Chinese used this for long distance communication
- the route Marco Polo used when he traveled to China
- Marco's father
- Marco was surprised to see the Chinese burned this for fuel
- one of the goods Marco and his family traded
- the Mongol ruler who gave Marco jobs
- Kublai Khan was impressed by Marco's intelligence and ________
- Marco's book helped Europeans learn about this culture
15 Clues: Marco's father • traveler on the Silk Road • city where Marco Polo was born • the Mongol ruler who gave Marco jobs • helped Marco write a book about his travels • one of the goods Marco and his family traded • number of years it took the men to reach China • Polo saw the Chinese used money made from this • the route Marco Polo used when he traveled to China • ...
Immigrant crossword puzzle 2025-11-25
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- What most immigrants struggled with to get over to America.
- Something the Chinese brought over and got popular for.
- Something the Germans are well known for.
- A German tradition that is now widely celebrated around December.
- What the lower class immigrants needed to go through to get into the country.
- This group came to America for Economic opportunities.
- Immigrants came here to become Legal.
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- Why the Irish left their country.
- What immigrants struggled with and needed interpretations for.
- Why the Chinese left their country.
- The reason why most immigrants left their country in the 1800th and 1900th century.
- why the Germans came to America.
- The other reason why most immigrants couldn't enter the country.
- why the Chinese came to America.
- Why most immigrants couldn't enter the country.
15 Clues: why the Germans came to America. • why the Chinese came to America. • Why the Irish left their country. • Why the Chinese left their country. • Immigrants came here to become Legal. • Something the Germans are well known for. • Why most immigrants couldn't enter the country. • This group came to America for Economic opportunities. • ...
U7 (5B) 2022-06-10
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- He enjoys climbing _______ in Spring.
- _______ is the last month of a year.
- We Chinese people eat with _______.
- Little Red Riding Hood is going _______ the forest. She is going to meet her grandma.
- The Chinese New Year is either in January or _______.
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- The queen is wearing her golden _______.
- We eat Chongyang cakes at the _______ _______ Festival.
- Da Yang's birthday is in _______.
- The National Day in on _______ 1st.
- People _______ _______ at the Mid-Autumn Festival and eat moon cakes.
- The Children's Day is on _______ 1st.
- The Spring _______ is also called Chinese New Year.
12 Clues: Da Yang's birthday is in _______. • We Chinese people eat with _______. • The National Day in on _______ 1st. • _______ is the last month of a year. • He enjoys climbing _______ in Spring. • The Children's Day is on _______ 1st. • The queen is wearing her golden _______. • The Spring _______ is also called Chinese New Year. • ...
SingJia 2017-09-27
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- The kind of rice used to make Tangyuan
- This is the dinner Chinese families gather together during the Lunar new year
- Material used in Chinese pottery
- The art of fine writing
- The Chines called it the fire lance
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- What Qu Yuan was
- The shortest day of the year in winter
- Invented by the Chinese and can cause destruction
- The earliest form of printing
- An instrument made from lodestone and a bronze plate
- Emperor Huizong was one of the greatest supporters
- The material first used to make paper
12 Clues: What Qu Yuan was • The art of fine writing • The earliest form of printing • Material used in Chinese pottery • The Chines called it the fire lance • The material first used to make paper • The shortest day of the year in winter • The kind of rice used to make Tangyuan • Invented by the Chinese and can cause destruction • Emperor Huizong was one of the greatest supporters • ...
U7 (5B) 2022-06-10
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- The National Day in on _______ 1st.
- Da Yang's birthday is in _______.
- He enjoys climbing _______ in Spring.
- People _______ _______ at the Mid-Autumn Festival and eat moon cakes.
- The Chinese New Year is either in January or _______.
- We Chinese people eat with _______.
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- The Spring _______ is also called Chinese New Year.
- The queen is wearing her golden _______.
- _______ is the last month of a year.
- The Children's Day is on _______ 1st.
- We eat Chongyang cakes at the _______ _______ Festival.
- Little Red Riding Hood is going _______ the forest. She is going to meet her grandma.
12 Clues: Da Yang's birthday is in _______. • We Chinese people eat with _______. • _______ is the last month of a year. • The National Day in on _______ 1st. • The Children's Day is on _______ 1st. • He enjoys climbing _______ in Spring. • The queen is wearing her golden _______. • The Spring _______ is also called Chinese New Year. • ...
World History Semester 1 Review 2024-12-04
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- Term for a Greek city-state
- The spreading of culture through war or trade is cultural ______
- Greek city-state run on democracy
- Rome's government policy of entertaining the masses with _____ and circuses
- The ____ system in Hinduism kept people in social classes
- The elite social class of Rome
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- Chinese philosophy of living in balance with nature
- The government branch of Rome that made laws
- Your divine duty in Hinduism
- A new Chinese dynasty rises with the Mandate of ______
- The term for enlightenment in Buddhism
- Chinese dynasty associated with Confucianism
12 Clues: Term for a Greek city-state • Your divine duty in Hinduism • The elite social class of Rome • Greek city-state run on democracy • The term for enlightenment in Buddhism • The government branch of Rome that made laws • Chinese dynasty associated with Confucianism • Chinese philosophy of living in balance with nature • A new Chinese dynasty rises with the Mandate of ______ • ...
Chinese New Year 2024-02-09
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- Something you light
- chinese and japanese currency
- a tool used to cool you off
- Something dancing(animal related)
- what is one of the main colours of Chinese new year
- you get a lucky biscuit?
- a liquid that you could drink preferably when hot
- something you get gifted for new year
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- something you set of and will make noise
- What is the Zodiac sign for this year
- a instrument used in bands and also in The lion dance also makes a loud bang when hit (percussion)
- a popular drink that was made in china
- what is one of the substitute colours for chinese new year
- a instrument used in bands where you hit it and it makes a sound (percussion)
- a tool to eat noodles (plural)
15 Clues: Something you light • you get a lucky biscuit? • a tool used to cool you off • chinese and japanese currency • a tool to eat noodles (plural) • Something dancing(animal related) • What is the Zodiac sign for this year • something you get gifted for new year • a popular drink that was made in china • something you set of and will make noise • ...
Conrad's crossword puzzle 2023-03-22
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- favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority
- is a country of the Caribbean
- a Chinese communist revolutionary
- a group of nations protecting itself against another nation or group of nations
- government by a dictator
- a Chinese politician who served as general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party
- the process by which vegetation in drylands i.e. arid and semi-arid lands
- a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives
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- a life-threatening disease
- the republic in china
- an alliance of political parties forming governments or states
- ending the war in Bosnia
- the former British colony
- led one of the most enduring dictatorships in Africa
- German politician who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1982 to 1998
15 Clues: the republic in china • ending the war in Bosnia • government by a dictator • the former British colony • a life-threatening disease • is a country of the Caribbean • a Chinese communist revolutionary • favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority • led one of the most enduring dictatorships in Africa • an alliance of political parties forming governments or states • ...
china 2021-05-02
12 Clues: porcelain • the capital • official language • a chinese religion • an ancient calendar • a chinese invention • the economic centre • a food with fillings • the continent it is in • an administration section • an imaginery creature that is auspicious • its culture originated in the_river basin
WHAP Puzzle 2013-02-21
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- Places of luxury, meaning "floating worlds"
- Composed over a hundred poems, all while reigning over the Qing
- Civil servants appointed by the emperor of China
- Tent government
- Defined leaders with god-like powers
- Contained former imperial palaces; Only servants and imperial families allowed in
- Focus on the traditional family, with men in charge
- Spanish galleons carrying silver that were frequently attacked by pirates
- Lords and vasaals to the shogun
- Promoted religion of the Tokugawa shoguns
- Literary compositions with 8 parts
- Wanted a Chinese presence in the Indian Ocean basin
- Popular for young women to appear more attractive, and be dependent on men to take care of them
- Banned intermarriage with Chinese; Agricultural nomads
- Helped lead to the population decline of Chinese
- Inherited commander-in-chief in feudal Japan; Considered true leader
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- At it's fall, Ming leaders tried to erase all Mongol influences from China
- Theater composed of skits, singing, and dancing
- Western Learning; helped Japanese get information when cut off from the rest of the world
- Gave up Christianity under torture, and reverted to Buddhism
- Given silk and porcelain in trade for silver and spices
- Founded by Manchu; last imperial power in China
- Research institute for Confucian scholars
- Military member in feudal Japan
- Supported the Chinese economy
- People who introduced American foods to China
- Jeusit priest that founded the Jesuit China Mission
- Lower classes of people (i.e. servants, prostitutes etc.)
- Worshipped ancestors and nature spirits
- Very interested in silver, and became largely involved in imports and exports
30 Clues: Tent government • Supported the Chinese economy • Lords and vasaals to the shogun • Military member in feudal Japan • Literary compositions with 8 parts • Defined leaders with god-like powers • Worshipped ancestors and nature spirits • Research institute for Confucian scholars • Promoted religion of the Tokugawa shoguns • Places of luxury, meaning "floating worlds" • ...
China 2015-02-01
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- He was an emperor and also one of the reformers who pressed for a stronger military and economy
- A region in which the foreign nation controlled trade and investment
- This was Hongs revolt in order to bring peace to China
- She was the ruler of the Qing empire during the last half of the 19th century
- This policy was created in order to ensure that China would be open to merchants of all nations
- They imported million of pounds of to China every year
- This part of China was given to the British
- They have brought maize, sweet potatoes, and peanuts from America
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- The only place where China would allow to do business with foreigners
- Opium later on has been used as this and by 1835, 12 million chinese became addicted.
- Its a habit forming narcotic made from poppy plant which the Europeans have traded to China
- A campaign of peasants and workers who were against the Dowager empress and foreigner privileges
- He led the Taiping rebellion
- These rights provided exemption from Chinese law at 4 ports besides Gangzhou
- A war between the British and Chinese as a result of the opium outbreak in China
- After being defeated, in 1842 this peace treaty was signed
- these places have poduced greta quantities of ore, tin,salt, and silver
- Also known as the yellow river it flooded over vast farming areas and as a result many starved
- This was a chinese expression for great peace
- One of Chinas major food supply
20 Clues: He led the Taiping rebellion • One of Chinas major food supply • This part of China was given to the British • This was a chinese expression for great peace • This was Hongs revolt in order to bring peace to China • They imported million of pounds of to China every year • After being defeated, in 1842 this peace treaty was signed • ...
China: Then and Now 2015-08-15
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- The dynasty that introduced writing on oracle bones
- A sequence of rulers from the same family
- The current population of China is 1.3 _____________ people
- Leader who implemented the 1 child policy
- Mao's attempt to remove capitalism, traditions and cultural elements from society
- Top product exported by China
- Site of the 1989 massacre of students who demanded political reforms
- China's current president
- Largest ethnic group in China
- This leader introduced communism in 1949
- "Don't do to other people what you wouldn't want them to do to you"
- China's largest export destination
- China's capital city
- China's largest city by population
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- Campaign introduced to make China a modern and industrial country
- This Special Administrative Region was handed back to China in 1997
- A time period in China's history from 2070BCE to 221BCE
- A luxury trade item
- The cradle of Chinese civilisation
- political ideology in China in which all citizens are equal
- How many children a family is allowed to have in China
- A consequence of the Great Leap Forward
- Sculptures to protect Emperor Qin in the afterlife
- China's first emperor
- This invention was very important during warfare
- This leader established the Republic of China in 1912
- The period in Chinese history which began in 221BCE and ended in 1911 CE
- A famine in the 1800s led to a mass emigration of Chinese people
- Official language of China
- This connected China to the Roman Empire
- China's third largest export destination
- Chinese currency
32 Clues: Chinese currency • A luxury trade item • China's capital city • China's first emperor • China's current president • Official language of China • Top product exported by China • Largest ethnic group in China • The cradle of Chinese civilisation • China's largest export destination • China's largest city by population • A consequence of the Great Leap Forward • ...
Chinese Imperialism 2021-12-10
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- To form a representative government
- China is forced to sign the Treaty of ___
- Britain bypassed Chinese rule with ___ (relating to opium)
- Foreign influence and unequal treaties caused the ___ Rebellion
- the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries
- Boxers destroy the ___ Tiajin railway
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- The ___ chancellor was assassinated
- Britain sold what highly addictive drug to China?
- What Chinese government was "corrupt"?
- Sun established the Kuomintang or ___ party
10 Clues: The ___ chancellor was assassinated • To form a representative government • Boxers destroy the ___ Tiajin railway • What Chinese government was "corrupt"? • China is forced to sign the Treaty of ___ • Sun established the Kuomintang or ___ party • Britain sold what highly addictive drug to China? • Britain bypassed Chinese rule with ___ (relating to opium) • ...
Chinese Cinderella 2013-12-16
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- How old is Adeline at the start of the book?
- Does Adeline move to a diferent city in the book?
- who is the nicest persone to Adeline? Family wise.
- how many brothers does Adeline have?
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- Is Adeline always good or naughty through out the book?
- Does Adeline have more than 1 sister? True or Faulse?
- Is Adeline Chinese or Japanese?
- Is Adeline small or big?
- who's house does Adeline live in? her _________ house.
- Does Adeline own a cat?
10 Clues: Does Adeline own a cat? • Is Adeline small or big? • Is Adeline Chinese or Japanese? • how many brothers does Adeline have? • How old is Adeline at the start of the book? • Does Adeline move to a diferent city in the book? • who is the nicest persone to Adeline? Family wise. • Does Adeline have more than 1 sister? True or Faulse? • ...
Chinese Cinderella 2015-04-21
10 Clues: BFF • Duckling • 2nd Wife • Grandmother • 3rd Brother • Grandfather • Main Character • Country of Origin • China's state of government • Unmarried, financially dependent
Chinese L4 2021-01-29
CHINESE ECONOMICS 2021-05-10
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- USED TO PROTECT THE ANCIENT CHINESE FROM THE SUN AND RAIN?
- THE HIGHER CLASS MATERIALS THE UMBRELLAS were MADE OF?
- TO TRANSPORT GRAIN FROM SOUTHERN CHINA TO BEIJING?
- TEH LOWER CLASS MATERIAL THE UMBRELLAS were MADE WITH?
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- WHAT WAS TEA ORIGINALLY USED FOR?
- CAUSED THE EXPANSION OF TRADING?
- THE GRAND CANAL WAS USED TO TRANSPORT _____ TO BEIJING?
- THE DOWNSIDE OF WHAT WAS SPREAD THROUGH THE SILK ROAD?
- THE GRAND CANAL WAS USED TO PROVIDE FOOD THEM THEM?
- THE STEMS OF THE UMBRELLAS
10 Clues: THE STEMS OF THE UMBRELLAS • CAUSED THE EXPANSION OF TRADING? • WHAT WAS TEA ORIGINALLY USED FOR? • TO TRANSPORT GRAIN FROM SOUTHERN CHINA TO BEIJING? • THE GRAND CANAL WAS USED TO PROVIDE FOOD THEM THEM? • THE DOWNSIDE OF WHAT WAS SPREAD THROUGH THE SILK ROAD? • THE HIGHER CLASS MATERIALS THE UMBRELLAS were MADE OF? • ...
Chinese History 2022-07-03
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- In 1856, Chinese people here started burning foreign factories here.
- A war that China lost in 1895, lost Taiwan.
- Two wars fought over drugs with European powers.
- A 1911 uprising here turned into a nationalist revolt.
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- Imperial China forced to give up suzerainty over this country (1895).
- This US administration that was weary of Nationalist China.
- The longest ruling Chinese emperor.
- The son of regent dowager Cixi.
- British troops headed for China were diverted instead to this country.
- This leaderproclaimed the establishment of PRC.
10 Clues: The son of regent dowager Cixi. • The longest ruling Chinese emperor. • A war that China lost in 1895, lost Taiwan. • This leaderproclaimed the establishment of PRC. • Two wars fought over drugs with European powers. • A 1911 uprising here turned into a nationalist revolt. • This US administration that was weary of Nationalist China. • ...
chinese societies 2016-11-30
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- was the second emperor of the Tang dynasty of China
- a Chinese sovereign who ruled unofficially as empress consort and empress dowager and later, officially as empress regnant during the brief Zhou dynasty, which interrupted the Tang dynasty
- was the founder and first emperor of the Song dynasty in China
- an era of Chinese history that began in 960 and continued until 1279
- a period noted for territorial conquest and great wealth and regarded as the golden age of Chinese poetry and art
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- the system of printing and typography that uses movable components to reproduce the elements of a document
- Originating in ancient China that was a system of complementary medicine that involves pricking the skin or tissues with needles, used to alleviate pain and to treat various physical, mental, and emotional conditions
- a dynasty that ruled in China ad 581–618 and reunified the country
- the period when a specified art, skill, or activity is at its peak
- people of good social position specifically the class of people next below the nobility in position and birth
10 Clues: was the second emperor of the Tang dynasty of China • was the founder and first emperor of the Song dynasty in China • a dynasty that ruled in China ad 581–618 and reunified the country • the period when a specified art, skill, or activity is at its peak • an era of Chinese history that began in 960 and continued until 1279 • ...
Chinese achievements 2018-01-29
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- 2.what is used as a form of pain relief
- 7.what did all four dynasties make that we read
- 9.what did all four dynasties make that we listen to
- 8.what did the Qin dynasty make to protect China
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- 1.what is the toy they made for chinese new year
- 5.what did they make to write on
- 6.what powder helps make tnt
- 4.what is a type of bow that they used in China
- year 3.what evolved from the spring festival
- 10.what is it called when u finish a painting
10 Clues: 6.what powder helps make tnt • 5.what did they make to write on • 2.what is used as a form of pain relief • year 3.what evolved from the spring festival • 10.what is it called when u finish a painting • 4.what is a type of bow that they used in China • 7.what did all four dynasties make that we read • 1.what is the toy they made for chinese new year • ...
chinese handcuffs 2023-05-18
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- main character
- Dillion's brother who killed himself
- Jen's stepfather
- Dillion places third in this in his group at the end of the book
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- main character's girlfriend
- main reason Preston suicided
- Dillion places first in his group in this
- how Preston lost his legs
- what they used to catch Jen's stepfather
- Jen's younger sister
10 Clues: main character • Jen's stepfather • Jen's younger sister • how Preston lost his legs • main character's girlfriend • main reason Preston suicided • Dillion's brother who killed himself • what they used to catch Jen's stepfather • Dillion places first in his group in this • Dillion places third in this in his group at the end of the book
Chinese opera 2023-10-31
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- having a fine edge or point, especially of something that can cut or make a hole in something
- to hit a person or an animal hard with a whip, as a punishment or to make them go faster or work harder
- a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration
- a lamp in a clear case, often a metal case with glass sides, and often with a handle, so that you can carry it outside
- cruelty (to somebody/something) behaviour that causes physical or mental pain to others and makes them suffer, especially deliberately
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- when a horse or similar animal gallops, it moves very fast and each stride includes a stage when all four feet are off the ground together
- to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group
- the quality of being constant in your support of somebody/something
- living or growing in natural conditions; not kept in a house or on a farm
- the quality of being braveSYNONYM courage
10 Clues: the quality of being braveSYNONYM courage • a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration • the quality of being constant in your support of somebody/something • to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group • living or growing in natural conditions; not kept in a house or on a farm • ...
Chinese Crossword 2024-03-04
Chinese empires 2026-03-12
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- Trade route between Central Asia and China
- Who conquered the Shang?
- Religiously loyal to their local lords
- Invented gun powder and paper
- The symbol of harmony
- Adopted Confucian principles
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- Strict laws and harsh punishments
- Was a cruel ruler
- Is the cause of the universe
- Was the first emperor of China
10 Clues: Was a cruel ruler • The symbol of harmony • Who conquered the Shang? • Is the cause of the universe • Adopted Confucian principles • Invented gun powder and paper • Was the first emperor of China • Strict laws and harsh punishments • Religiously loyal to their local lords • Trade route between Central Asia and China
Chinese Mythology 2026-03-27
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- Main force of the universe
- Monkey King's name
- Who was the final survivor of the great floods
- What Chang'e drank to become immortal
- Woman who lives on the Moon (include apostrophe)
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- What is Guayin's symbol
- Who damages the heavenly pillars
- Ruler of heaven
- Who is the goddess of mercy
- Creator goddess who fixed the sky
10 Clues: Ruler of heaven • Monkey King's name • What is Guayin's symbol • Main force of the universe • Who is the goddess of mercy • Who damages the heavenly pillars • Creator goddess who fixed the sky • What Chang'e drank to become immortal • Who was the final survivor of the great floods • Woman who lives on the Moon (include apostrophe)
Chinese Opera 2024-10-16
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- a toy consisting of a tube that you look through with loose pieces of coloured glass and mirrors at the end. When the tube is turned, the pieces of glass move and form different patterns
- a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration
- impressive and large or important
- having a fine edge or point, especially of something that can cut or make a hole in something
- to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group
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- a lamp in a clear case, often a metal case with glass sides, and often with a handle, so that you can carry it outside
- a large number of people gathered together in a public place, for example in the streets or at a sports game
- (of sounds) very high
- the practice of killing somebody as a punishment by tying a rope around their neck and allowing them to drop from a high place; an occasion when this happens
- looking like fire; consisting of fire
10 Clues: (of sounds) very high • impressive and large or important • looking like fire; consisting of fire • a narrow piece of material, used to tie things or for decoration • to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group • having a fine edge or point, especially of something that can cut or make a hole in something • ...
Chinese Revolution 2026-05-01
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- The end of the 300 year legacy of Dynasties
- Failed attempt to Industrialize China(making steel in backyard)
- Leader of the Communists
- A time where the Nationalists and Communists joined forces to protect the Nation from Japanese invasion
- Leader of the Nationalists
- A military leader that helped found the Chinese Republic with Sun Yat Sen
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- An attempt to reinstate the belief of Communism and revitalize the nations revolution (was disastrous)
- Supported the Boxing Rebellion
- A country in China where the Nationalists took refuge after they lost the battle against the Communists
- A man who helped industrialize China to it's modernly known self (succeeds Mao after power struggle)
10 Clues: Leader of the Communists • Leader of the Nationalists • Supported the Boxing Rebellion • The end of the 300 year legacy of Dynasties • Failed attempt to Industrialize China(making steel in backyard) • A military leader that helped found the Chinese Republic with Sun Yat Sen • ...
Chinese wall 2026-05-25
ANCIENT CHINA 2023-11-21
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- Chinese filosophy
- Lamp with a paper case protecting the flame
- A soft fabric
- Hot drink made by infusing leaves in boiling water
- Sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China
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- Small sticks of wood used as eating utensils
- Decorative handwriting
- Small boat of traditional Chinese design
- Chinese astrology
- Material used for writing
10 Clues: A soft fabric • Chinese filosophy • Chinese astrology • Decorative handwriting • Material used for writing • Small boat of traditional Chinese design • Lamp with a paper case protecting the flame • Small sticks of wood used as eating utensils • Hot drink made by infusing leaves in boiling water • Sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China
Ming Dynasty by Daniella 2015-10-22
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- What was one commercial crop that increased during Hongwu’s dynasty?
- Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty?
- missionaries, Who accompanied European traders into China?
- What did Chinese economic policies favor?
- Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages?
- What did Europeans use to pay for goods:
- Ricci Who was the first missionary to have an impact on trade:
- Between 1368 and 1644 what country was the dominant power?
- Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing?
- He Who led the voyages of exploration?
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- Name one industry that grew rapidly during the Ming Dynasty.
- What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms?
- What did many Chinese oppose:
- superiority What did Zheng He try to prove by distributing gifts?
- Who commanded the rebel army that drove the Mongols out of China?
15 Clues: What did many Chinese oppose: • Where was one of Hongwu’s voyages? • Who moved the Royal Court to Beijing? • What did Europeans use to pay for goods: • What was one benefit of Hongwu’s reforms? • What did Chinese economic policies favor? • He Who led the voyages of exploration? • Hongwu was the first Emperor of what dynasty? • ...
Chinese New Year 2024-02-09
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- Something you light
- chinese and japanese currency
- a tool used to cool you off
- Something dancing(animal related)
- what is one of the main colours of Chinese new year
- you get a lucky biscuit?
- a liquid that you could drink preferably when hot
- something you get gifted for new year
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- something you set of and will make noise
- What is the Zodiac sign for this year
- a instrument used in bands and also in The lion dance also makes a loud bang when hit (percussion)
- a popular drink that was made in china
- what is one of the substitute colours for chinese new year
- a instrument used in bands where you hit it and it makes a sound (percussion)
- a tool to eat noodles (plural)
15 Clues: Something you light • you get a lucky biscuit? • a tool used to cool you off • chinese and japanese currency • a tool to eat noodles (plural) • Something dancing(animal related) • What is the Zodiac sign for this year • something you get gifted for new year • a popular drink that was made in china • something you set of and will make noise • ...
holiday 2026-02-02
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- - A North American holiday for giving thanks, with a big meal.
- - A day to show appreciation for mothers.
- - A special day dedicated to children.
- - Marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations.
- - A holiday that celebrates workers and their achievements.
- - A Christian spring holiday involving eggs and bunnies.
- - The most important Chinese holiday, also called Lunar New Year.
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- - A day for lovers, on February 14th.
- - A day to honor fathers.
- - A Chinese festival where people eat mooncakes.
- - A Christian holiday on December 25th, celebrating the birth of Jesus.
- - A day to honor teachers and educators.
- - Celebrates the founding of a nation (e.g., China on Oct 1st).
- - The first day of the year, January 1st.
- - A general day of celebration or time off from work.
15 Clues: - A day to honor fathers. • - A day for lovers, on February 14th. • - A special day dedicated to children. • - A day to honor teachers and educators. • - A day to show appreciation for mothers. • - The first day of the year, January 1st. • - A Chinese festival where people eat mooncakes. • - Marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. • ...
History Game Review 2024-01-17
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- founder of the Achaemenian Empire.
- an ancient empire located in Asia
- a provincial governor in the ancient Persian empire.
- a Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu
- a system of government by one person with absolute power
- The dynasty that established the first great Chinese empire
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- drain someone of (strength or power)
- “rulers of foreign lands/hill countries.”
- excessive adherence to law or formula.
- two complementary principles of Chinese philosophy
- the southern kingdom of ancient Mesopotamia
- the ancient capital of Assyria
12 Clues: the ancient capital of Assyria • an ancient empire located in Asia • founder of the Achaemenian Empire. • drain someone of (strength or power) • excessive adherence to law or formula. • “rulers of foreign lands/hill countries.” • the southern kingdom of ancient Mesopotamia • two complementary principles of Chinese philosophy • ...
Day SF February Newsletter 2025-02-03
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- Malaysian salad dish symbolizing good luck
- February 6th is National _____ Day
- Chinese chewy rice balls often filled with black sesame or red bean
- What people give each other on Valentines day in Japan
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- what "five, two, zero" sounds like in Mandarin
- Main character in the movie Dìdi
- Vietnamese braised pork and eggs
- Korean black bean noodles
- 2025 Chinese zodiac animal
- Korean rice cake soup symbolizing new beginnings
- In the tale of the Chinese zodiac animals, the animal which the snake hid behind
- Singaporean raw fish salad representing good fortune
12 Clues: Korean black bean noodles • 2025 Chinese zodiac animal • Main character in the movie Dìdi • Vietnamese braised pork and eggs • February 6th is National _____ Day • Malaysian salad dish symbolizing good luck • what "five, two, zero" sounds like in Mandarin • Korean rice cake soup symbolizing new beginnings • Singaporean raw fish salad representing good fortune • ...
2 Chinese New Year 2025-12-16
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- A country in East Asia
- these light up traditionally using candles and some can float in the air
- these are stuffed with veggies and can be found at Panda Express
- You receive money in this
- these light up the sky
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- A culture in East Asia
- something that is fallowed over a long periode of time
- another name for Chinese New year
- you can eat them steamed or fried
- a common sauce used in many East Asian dishes
- eating long ones represent long life
- The main color of the Chinese red flag
12 Clues: A culture in East Asia • A country in East Asia • these light up the sky • You receive money in this • another name for Chinese New year • you can eat them steamed or fried • eating long ones represent long life • The main color of the Chinese red flag • a common sauce used in many East Asian dishes • something that is fallowed over a long periode of time • ...
WHAP Unit 1.1 east asia buzz words 2023-09-13
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- Oldest type of buddhism followed by monks based on discipline ending reincarnation; in thailand and cambodia
- Switched to this once china became more commercialized & sophisticated
- Chinese Ideology created in zhou and implemented in state during Han
- The type of government japan steered towards as time passed (reverse europe)
- Bhuddist ideas that life is suffering, suffering due to greed, theres a way out, way out is eightfold path
- Technological innovation that increased importance of education and confucianism in china through books
- Payment made periodically by a state or ruler to another as a sign of dependence
- Chinese innovation spread to europe through silk road
- Peaceful, mutual exchange of trade & goods from song china to japan, korea, and vietnam
- Type of Buddhism that spread to japan and reaches nirvana the fastest
- Chinese song dynasty political/social system where society is based on hard work rather than lineage
- skilled workers in a type of work done by hand
- Purpose for chinese tributary system
- Agricultural advancement that surged population in song china given to them by kingdom in vietnam through tribute; drought resistant, fast growing, grows in more places
- Caused by increased food production, currency, trade networks, protoindustrialization, and tech innovation in song china
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- Magnetic compass, printing, cartograhy, paper money, gunpowder, canals, and cargo ships
- One of the reasons for commercialization; silk roads, Indian Ocean trade, grand canal
- Chinese innovation that spread to europe through dar al islam
- tests based on confucianist ideas given in order to be part of the government in song china
- act of respect in song china that means to knock head, hence bowing down to superior (ruler, country, religious figure)
- Type of small scale industrialization in china that isn't based on factory work
- Type of buddhism in china & korea that focuses on helping others through being reborn
- Song dynasty ideology made by a mix of buddhist and daoist influences with their main ideology
- Similar to the abbasids China heavily valued this shown in their gov't and society
- Korea, japan, and vietnam to song china
- Class formed by expanded educational opportunities in china
26 Clues: Purpose for chinese tributary system • Korea, japan, and vietnam to song china • skilled workers in a type of work done by hand • Chinese innovation spread to europe through silk road • Class formed by expanded educational opportunities in china • Chinese innovation that spread to europe through dar al islam • ...
JLC Crossword 2026-03-16
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- Important value in Chinese family culture
- Emotion mothers feel about their daughters
- Chess prodigy raised by Lindo Jong
- Rose’s husband who later wants a divorce
- Family members honored in Chinese tradition
- Rose’s younger brother who drowned
- Belief that life events may be destined
- The daughters’ struggle between cultures
- Game that makes Waverly famous
- Traditional beliefs influencing many actions
- Utensils used in traditional Chinese meals
- Jing-mei finally meeting her sisters in China
- Stories from the mothers’ past
- Daughter whose husband asks for a divorce
- Idea Ying-ying believes is important in life
- Lena’s mother who believes strongly in fate
- Major Chinese city connected to the mothers’ past
- Cultural customs passed from mothers to daughters
- Relationship explored in several stories
- San Francisco neighborhood where many scenes take place
- Pressure mothers place on daughters
- Stone symbolizing luck and protection
- Disagreements between mothers and daughters
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- Jade necklace Suyuan gives Jing-mei
- What Jing-mei’s mother wants her to become
- Difference between mothers and daughters
- An-mei’s strict grandmother
- Chinese city where Suyuan formed the first Joy Luck Club
- Major issue in Rose’s storyline
- Waverly’s American boyfriend
- Trait expected from children in traditional culture
- Mother who escaped her arranged marriage
- Daughter in a strict “equal” marriage with Harold
- Important idea discussed throughout the book
- The mothers who moved from China to America
- Feeling tied to family reputation
- Instrument Jing-mei struggles to learn
- Jing-mei’s mother who founded the Joy Luck Club
- Skill Waverly learns through chess
- Cultural background the daughters inherit
- Hard choices mothers make for their families
- Large meal shared by the Joy Luck Club members
- Suyuan’s daughters left behind during the war
- Daughter who travels to China to meet her half-sisters
- The boy Lindo was forced to marry
- Wedding candle used in Lindo’s marriage ritual
- Mother whose childhood involved her mother’s sacrifice
- Tile game the mothers play together
- Lena’s husband who insists on splitting every expense
- Central focus connecting all the characters
50 Clues: An-mei’s strict grandmother • Waverly’s American boyfriend • Game that makes Waverly famous • Stories from the mothers’ past • Major issue in Rose’s storyline • Feeling tied to family reputation • The boy Lindo was forced to marry • Chess prodigy raised by Lindo Jong • Rose’s younger brother who drowned • Skill Waverly learns through chess • Jade necklace Suyuan gives Jing-mei • ...
chapter 25 puzzle 2024-04-23
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- the shifting of wealth from a rich minority to a poor majority.
- an event ordered by Chiang Kai-Shek in spite of the communists
- the deliberate mass murder or physical extinction of a particular racial, political, or cultural group
- Moscow trained communist - Organized the Vietnamese Communists in the 1920s
- started a nonviolent Indian nationalist movement - both 1869
- Persia became this in 1935
- In 1921 a group of young radicals as well as several faculty and staff members from Beijing University founded this group.
- Venezuelan dictator who had connections with American oil companies
- established in 1932 - named for Ibn Sa'ud
- nickname given to Turkish president Kemal - "father Turk"
- The first prime minister of India whose rein started in 1947
- Capital of the Ming dynasty
- Mexican artist whose works featured Mexico's socialist and past tendencies
- Elected as Argentina's president in 1916
- Its goal was to promote traditional Confucian social ethics,such as integrity, propriety, and righteousness.
- rejected the use of U.S. military force in Latin America
- unity of all Africans regardless of national boundaries
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- Chinese Communist leader who believed that revolution would be lead by peasants and not the working class
- location of the Chinese Communist Party
- Promised Jews land in Palestine in exchange for help in WWI
- a policy of killing / forcibly removing an ethnic group from its lands
- Mao's army - famous for its Long March
- a national oil company set up by Mexico to run the oil industry
- a large financial / industrial corporation in the Japanese economy
- abbreviation for the Indian National Congress
- Japan invaded this Chinese province in September of 1931
- Indians used this term to describe Mohandas Gandhi. Also known as "great soul"
- use of unexpected maneuvers like sabotage and trickery
- refusal to obey laws that are considered unjust
- Peoples Liberation Party
- leader of Chinese Nationalist Party who supported cooperation with communists
- Also known as the Yangtze River
- president of Mexico from 1934 to 1940.
- leader of Chinese Nationalist Party who hated communists
- a form of government in which a select group of people has total control
35 Clues: Peoples Liberation Party • Persia became this in 1935 • Capital of the Ming dynasty • Also known as the Yangtze River • Mao's army - famous for its Long March • president of Mexico from 1934 to 1940. • location of the Chinese Communist Party • Elected as Argentina's president in 1916 • established in 1932 - named for Ibn Sa'ud • abbreviation for the Indian National Congress • ...
World History Vocabulary 2025-10-30
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- Mongol capital where the beginnings of a centralized bureaucracy took shape and where specialized artisans were sent.
- Tower in India built to celebrate and depict Delhi’s last Hindu kingdom.
- Language spoken in East African kingdoms. Arabic script + loan words.
- A kingdom in central Java that was agriculturally rich and closely allied with Srivijaya. +Buddhist and Hindu monuments
- The increased food production, population growth, urbanization, and industrial development in Islamic World due to expansion.
- Major process of settlement and societal organization that occured among the peoples of Chaco Canyon.
- The ruler of Mali, who was famous for his wealth and his incredible journey to Mecca. -Accompanied by huge entourage and a lot of gold.
- Highly popular and authentically Chinese form of Indian faith.
- A religion that took hold in Japan among the Samurai warrior class.
- Widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official who visited Swahili coast.
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- The largest religious structure in the pre-modern world built by the Angkor kingdom. Hindu mythical mt. Meru.
- Chinese innovation of paper money and the contract promising payment to European traders.
- Introduced to North Africa and the Sahara in the early centuries of the C.E. This animal made trans-Saharan commerce possible.
- New kinds of Chinese and Arabic ships which were innovated due to new knowledge of monsoons and accumulating tech.
- Places caravans stopped along the trade routes where they could rest, exchange goods, and resupply animals.
- Permanent settlements of foreign merchants who learned new culture of area while still retaining link to home society.
- A major commercial city of West African civilization and a world center of Islamic Scholarship & education.
- Great Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships in a series of voyages in the Indian ocean. -Attempted Chinese tribute system.
- North American Chiefdom which had widespread trading network. -American web
- Bowls where Buddhist monks rely on community generosity for food-symbol.
- New outlook that appreciated the high moral standards of Buddhist teachings, while returning to Confucian texts.
21 Clues: Highly popular and authentically Chinese form of Indian faith. • A religion that took hold in Japan among the Samurai warrior class. • Language spoken in East African kingdoms. Arabic script + loan words. • Tower in India built to celebrate and depict Delhi’s last Hindu kingdom. • Bowls where Buddhist monks rely on community generosity for food-symbol. • ...
Chinese Food Culture 2017-11-22
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- Meat and chopped veggies wrapped into a thin piece of dough skin
- One of china's most common foods
- Noodle with soup
- Chicken with Chilli
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- Swirly strips commonly eaten by chinese
- Meat or veggies fillings which are rolled up
- Rice that's fried
- What Chinese use to eat
- A country
- What Chinese do while they eat
10 Clues: A country • Noodle with soup • Rice that's fried • Chicken with Chilli • What Chinese use to eat • What Chinese do while they eat • One of china's most common foods • Swirly strips commonly eaten by chinese • Meat or veggies fillings which are rolled up • Meat and chopped veggies wrapped into a thin piece of dough skin
Ancient China Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-05
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- 3,988 miles long river that is third longest river in the world
- one of the first Chinese dynasties, ruled from 1750 to 1040 B.C.E.
- a line of rulers in China that ruled after the Shang dynasty
- a religion or philosophy based on the teaching of Confucius
- someone who does physical work
- the dynasty that ruled China from about 206 B.C.E. to 220 C.E., the period following the Qin dynasty
- the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang united China under one rule and began the Qin dynasty
- 3,395 miles long river that is the sixth longest river in the world
- a system of government based on landowners and tenants
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature
- a stream or river that feeds into a larger stream, river, or lake
- a power or law believed to be granted by the heavens
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- one of the three major religions or philosophies of Ancient China, Taoism follows the teachings of Lao-Tzu
- location where ruins were found from the Shang dynasty, China's first civilization
- a trade route that ran from northern China to Europe
- the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature
- a piece of bone or shell heated and cracked by holy men to seek advice from a king’s ancestors
- a 5500 mile long wall built along the northern border of China. It was built to keep out the Mongol invaders
- a region in the Huang He River valley, where Chinese civilization began
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience to laws
20 Clues: someone who does physical work • the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature • a trade route that ran from northern China to Europe • a power or law believed to be granted by the heavens • a system of government based on landowners and tenants • a religion or philosophy based on the teaching of Confucius • ...
English 2025-04-06
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- Teacher / Master in Japanese (Used to address someone of authority or expertise, like teachers, doctors, or skilled professionals)
- Life in Persian (Refers to existence, living, or the experience of life itself)
- Thank you in Chinese (Polite expression of gratitude)
- Hello in Chinese (A standard greeting, can be used anytime)
- Hello / Hi in Korean (Casual greeting among friends or people of the same age)
- Stir-fry cooking vessel, often associated with Chinese cuisine
- Please in Japanese (Used when requesting something politely)
- Thank you in Korean (Formal and polite expression of gratitude)
- Older brother in Korean (Used by females to address older males, also used in a romantic context by some)
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- Goodbye in Japanese (Formal way of saying farewell, usually when parting for a longer time)
- Love in Persian (Deep affection or romantic love, also used to refer to someone you care about deeply)
- Hello / Good afternoon in Japanese (Used as a standard greeting during the day)
- Goodbye in Chinese (Used when parting, similar to saying "See you later")
- Friend in Korean (Refers to a close peer or companion)
- Flower in Persian (Symbolizes beauty, nature, and is often used metaphorically for something precious)
- symbol of harmony & balance, representing interconnected opposites, such as light & dark, masculine & feminine (China)
- Freedom in Persian (Refers to liberty or the state of being free, often used in political or personal contexts)
- Thank you in Japanese (Polite expression of gratitude, informal)
- I love you in Korean (Commonly used to express affection towards someone)
- Happy / Good in Persian (Used to describe a positive feeling or situation)
20 Clues: Thank you in Chinese (Polite expression of gratitude) • Friend in Korean (Refers to a close peer or companion) • Hello in Chinese (A standard greeting, can be used anytime) • Please in Japanese (Used when requesting something politely) • Stir-fry cooking vessel, often associated with Chinese cuisine • ...
Crossword 2025-05-15
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- Piety) Respect for one's elders and ancestors.
- He) "China's Sorrow," a major northern river.
- To exchange goods or services without using money.
- Dynasty known as a golden age of Chinese civilization.
- Servants) People who work for the government bureaucracy.
- A complex system of government administration.
- A philosophy emphasizing harmony with the natural order.
- The light, active, masculine principle in Chinese philosophy.
- First unified empire of China, led by Shi Huangdi.
- A social system with lords controlling the land and peasants.
- Bones) Used to communicate with the gods in ancient China.
- States) A period of intense conflict in ancient China.
- Systems of thought that guide beliefs and behavior.
- Roads) Ancient trade routes connecting China with the West.
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- Groups of merchants traveling together for trade.
- Cotta) Baked clay used for sculptures, famously for an army.
- A philosophy emphasizing strict laws and harsh punishments.
- Supreme ruler of an empire.
- Related to the sea; used in trade and exploration.
- Diffusion) The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies.
- Cut off from others; existing alone.
- Wall) Built to protect China from invasions.
- Cycle) The rise, rule, and fall of Chinese ruling families.
- Jiang) Longest river in Asia; also known as the Yangtze.
- A valuable fabric highly desired along trade routes.
- The dark, passive, feminine principle in Chinese philosophy.
- A philosophy focused on social order and relationships.
- A ruling family that holds power for many generations.
- Huangdi) Brutal ruler who unified China and built the Great Wall.
29 Clues: Supreme ruler of an empire. • Cut off from others; existing alone. • Wall) Built to protect China from invasions. • He) "China's Sorrow," a major northern river. • Piety) Respect for one's elders and ancestors. • A complex system of government administration. • Groups of merchants traveling together for trade. • To exchange goods or services without using money. • ...
Unit 2 Assesment 2021-05-01
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- Ruler of China from 1949 to 1954
- City in which the Tiananmen protests took place
- A form of guidance used by Mao to help keep the youth loyal to him by reciting his beliefs and speeches
- Mao's plan to preserve Chinese communism by purging remnants of capitalist and traditional elements from Chinese society
- A major ethnic group in China
- a mass student-led paramilitary social movement guided by Chairman Mao Zedong in 1966-1967 to get rid of any counter-revolutionary's
- A city in China containing a railway connecting to Russia
- term for Old Ideas, Old Culture, Old Habits, and Old Customs
- Invaded Southern China in 1937
- A period of time where China's economy was in ruins due to a highly addictive drug imported by Europeans
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- Took control of china after the death of Mao Zedong
- The location that that Mao declared the creation of Communist People’s Republic of China, in 1949.
- Mao’s 15 year plan to transform China from an agrarian society into a modern industrialized powerful nation through collectivization.
- an important trade city/region and source of wealth for the Qing Dynasty
- A ruling system where the emperor has supreme control of everything in the country
- An abbreviation of the Chinese Nationalist party lasting from 1927-1950
- Led China from the years 1644-1911
- An abbreviation for a Chinese political party in 1949
- The true Republic of China claimed by the KMT
- Dengs plan for modernizing
- ethnic religious group in china made up mostly Muslims
21 Clues: Dengs plan for modernizing • A major ethnic group in China • Invaded Southern China in 1937 • Ruler of China from 1949 to 1954 • Led China from the years 1644-1911 • The true Republic of China claimed by the KMT • City in which the Tiananmen protests took place • Took control of china after the death of Mao Zedong • An abbreviation for a Chinese political party in 1949 • ...
Chinese New Year 2023-01-12
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- Children receive red envelopes with this inside of them.
- This is how many days the festival lasts for. (7+8=?)
- Flying reptile that breathes fire.
- Beautiful and loud explosions in the sky.
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- This is rough and you light it during Chinese New Year.
- This color repels evil in Chinese culture.
- This must be full for the festival to start and end.
- This is where Chinese New Year started.
- This year is the year of the ________.
- To help get rid of bad luck in China they will do this to their house to make it look nice, others do it in the spring.
- In China, Chinese New Year is also called the _______ Festival. (A type of season)
11 Clues: Flying reptile that breathes fire. • This year is the year of the ________. • This is where Chinese New Year started. • Beautiful and loud explosions in the sky. • This color repels evil in Chinese culture. • This must be full for the festival to start and end. • This is how many days the festival lasts for. (7+8=?) • ...
unit 3 2022-11-23
20 Clues: yksin • palata • maksaa • kattaa • jyrkkä • huijata • tarjota • välttää • huomata • lääkkeet • vähemmän • kuuluisa • kohtelias • valmistaa • vaikuttaa • valehdella • enneminkin • kiinalainen • perinteinen • eksoottinen
UNIT3 2022-11-23
20 Clues: turisti • välttää • huomata • viestiä • kuuluisa • muusikko • vähemmän • valmistaa • kohtelias • arvostelu • vaikuttaa • merenelävä • valehdella • perinteinen • eksoottinen • ennemminkin • kiinalainen • epärehellinen • kantoninkiina • mandariinikiina
ristikko 2022-11-24
20 Clues: luku • alue • palata • maksaa • turisti • välttää • huijata • huomata • muusikko • kuuluisa • välipala • valmistaa • valehdella • merenelävä • kiinalainen • paikallinen • kalapyörykkä • korkea,pitkä • aggressiivinen • pilvenpiirtäjä
Countries and Nationalities 2019-10-30
20 Clues: IRISH • SWISS • CZECH • GERMAN • POLISH • FRENCH • TURKISH • MEXICAN • RUSSIAN • CHINESE • ITALIAN • SCOTTISH • AMERICAN • EGYPTIAN • SPPANISH • ENGGLISH • JAPANESE • HUNGARIAN • BRAZILIAN • ARGENTINIAN
VOCABULARY 2020-07-11
20 Clues: OLÁ • LER • PAÍS • PAIS • HOJE • ONTEM • COMER • FALAR • AMIGO • CHINÊS • AMANHÃ • AMARELO • MORANGO • JAPONES • NAMORADA • ESPANHOL • NAMORADO • ESCREVER • TRABALHAR • PROFESSOR
NATIONALITIES 2023-02-19
20 Clues: EGYPT • CHINA • ITALY • SPAIN • INDIA • JAPAN • FRANCE • BRAZIL • TURKEY • RUSSIA • GREECE • CANADA • MEXICO • CROATIA • GERMANY • ENGLAND • PORTUGAL • ARGENTINA • AUSTRALIA • UNITED STATES
COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES 2014-04-11
20 Clues: Peru • Chile • China • Egypt • Japan • Italy • U.S.A. • Russia • Greece • Brazil • France • England • Holland • Ecuador • Denmark • Finland • Germany • scotland • Argentina • Australia
COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES 2015-08-23
20 Clues: China • Egypt • Japan • Korea • Spain • Italy • Mexico • Russia • Poland • Brazil • Canada • France • Greece • Germany • Colombia • Argentina • Australia • Indonesia • Philippines • UnitedStates
Basic Korean Words 2016-04-10
UNIT 3 2021-12-01
20 Clues: pitkä • yksin • kattaa • palata • jyrkkä • välttää • tarjota • odottaa • huomata • kuuluisa • vähemmän • kohtelias • valmistaa • valehdella • perinteinen • ennemminkin • eksoottinen • kiinalainen • aggressiivinen • pilvenpiirtäjä
On the go 2 kpl3 2023-11-24
20 Clues: luku • myyjä • kattaa • jyrkkä • palata • välttää • kukkula • turisti • huomata • prosentti • vaikuttaa • siirtomaa • valmistaa • kohtelias • merenelävä • perinteinen • ennemminkin • kiinalainen • eksoottinen • pilvenpiirtäjä
unit 3 2023-12-12
20 Clues: asema • kerros • maksaa • kattaa • vieras • jyrkkä • korkea • palata • turisti • kukkula • välttää • tarjota • kuuluisa • vähemmän • välimatka • siirtomaa • prosentti • valmistaa • salaisuus • kiinalainen
unit 3 2023-12-14
20 Clues: luku • saari • myyjä • fakta • maksaa • huijata • odottaa • turisti • välipala • lääkkeet • kuuluisa • kohtelias • ruokailia • välimatka • valehtelu • vaikuttaa • pelkästään • kiinalainen • kulmantaakse • jättääväliin
China Crossword 2015-11-17
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- Chinese people were addicted to this drug
- one of the main focus of the Great Leap Forward
- Chinese people which were used to work the back yard furnaces
- Assisted Mao with information regarding to industrialization
- Example of a heavy industry
- Mao used this to gain support for the CCP
- Students at Beijing University created this and covered it with posters critical of the CCP
- necessary for building socialism
- Revolutionary Alliance
- held over 20,000 Chinese and became the basic unit of rural society
- Women did this to prevent feet growth
- banded foot binding
- Places for children to be looked after
- Died in 1925
- A work or neighborhood unit
- Produced by the Whampoa Military Academy
- A Chinese teenager that was forced to terrorise the anti-rightist
- Led by Lin Biao
- Mao's book of quotations
- Died in 1976
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- Capital of China
- Aimed at defeating the warlords of Northern China and bringing unity to China
- Partnered with the peasants in defeating the KMT in the Long March
- China's new currency which helped reduce inflation
- Shikai took over the government in 1916
- The KMT and CCP joined forces forming this
- People that where against Mao and his ideas
- They printed money to pay their armies and this resulted in severe inflation
- one of the main focus of the First Five Year Plan
- This would help to enable Mao to get rid of the Land lords
- an example of heavy industry
- River that had CCP had to cross to defeat the CCP
- Banned by Yuan Shikai in November 1913
33 Clues: Died in 1925 • Died in 1976 • Led by Lin Biao • Capital of China • banded foot binding • Revolutionary Alliance • Mao's book of quotations • Example of a heavy industry • A work or neighborhood unit • an example of heavy industry • necessary for building socialism • Women did this to prevent feet growth • Places for children to be looked after • Banned by Yuan Shikai in November 1913 • ...
INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY: EARLY ASIAN CIVILIZATION 2023-04-03
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- The early inhabitants of Indian civilization were the ___________ civilization.
- Founder of Confucian philosophy.
- Among China's main merchandise traded abroad.
- '________' is the famous legal system of the Malacca Malay Kingdom.
- The main religion of Indian civilization.
- The foundation of the Hindu religion is ___________ civilization.
- The __________ language originates from the Indian civilization.
- The region that includes the cluster of Malay-Indonesian Islands, Nusantara, Alam Malay and Jawi land.
- The main spoken language in the Malay Islands.
- The Malay community strongly adheres to traditional practices called as '_________'.
- The main treatment method of traditional Chinese medicine.
- The main symbol that symbolizes the power, strength and good fortune of Chinese civilization.
- The ___________ dynasty is known as the golden age of India.
- Governments and republics in sovereign India are known as ___________.
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- Is the longest river in Asia.
- __________ connects trade routes in the east and west.
- The earliest writing of the Malays before the introduction of Roman writing.
- The name India comes from __________(river Indus).
- A famous legend on Langkawi Island.
- Before the existence of Buddhism, Chinese society followed this philosophy.
- India got independence on 15 __________ 1957.
- Traditional Malay musical instruments.
- This river is where the development of Chinese civilization began.
- The last emperor in China after the Xinhai revolution in 1911.
- Malay King called as_________.
- Terengganu's famous traditional food.
- The empire that built the Maurya dynasty was the kingdom under the emperor ___________.
- The first dynasty in the history of civilisation in China.
- Tun Sri Lanang's historiographic work.
29 Clues: Is the longest river in Asia. • Malay King called as_________. • Founder of Confucian philosophy. • A famous legend on Langkawi Island. • Terengganu's famous traditional food. • Traditional Malay musical instruments. • Tun Sri Lanang's historiographic work. • The main religion of Indian civilization. • Among China's main merchandise traded abroad. • ...
Chinese econmics 2021-05-03
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- trading, what did people use the great canal for
- yang, who was the Emperor in the Sui dynasty
- what diseases did the silk road carry
- why did the Chinese use umbrellas
- Grain, what did the Emperor ship through the silk road
- what did people use the silk road for
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- what do the silk road and great canal have in common
- what did the water clogging in the great canal attract
- when did the umbrella get invented
- dynasty, what dynasty was the great canal built-in
10 Clues: why did the Chinese use umbrellas • when did the umbrella get invented • what diseases did the silk road carry • what did people use the silk road for • yang, who was the Emperor in the Sui dynasty • trading, what did people use the great canal for • dynasty, what dynasty was the great canal built-in • what do the silk road and great canal have in common • ...
Chinese Zodiac 2020-08-12
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- male chicken
- a small animal with soft fur, long ears and a short tail,live in holes in the ground
- a large wild animal of the cat family, that has yello fur with black lines (= stripes )
- with a long tail, that climbs trees and lives in hot countries
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- with a very long thin body and no legs
- with horns,lives wild in mountain areas or is kept on farms for its milk or meat
- (in stories) a large aggressive animal with wings and a long tail, that can breathe out fire
- has a long tail and and looks like a large mouse
- a large animal with four legs, long thick hair on its neck and a tail,it is used for riding on, pulling carriages , etc.
- a bull or a male cow
10 Clues: male chicken • a bull or a male cow • with a very long thin body and no legs • has a long tail and and looks like a large mouse • with a long tail, that climbs trees and lives in hot countries • with horns,lives wild in mountain areas or is kept on farms for its milk or meat • a small animal with soft fur, long ears and a short tail,live in holes in the ground • ...
Chinese Philosophies 2022-02-09
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- Chinese philosopher who promoted Legalism
- respect for parents
- philosophy that says people should live in harmony with nature
- Cold, dark, mysterious
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- philosophy that says people must follow their role in society and obey those with power
- belief that rulers should use the legal system to force people to obey laws
- Founder of Confucianism
- the Way, the force that guides all things
- Warm, bright, light
- Founder of Daoism
10 Clues: Founder of Daoism • respect for parents • Warm, bright, light • Cold, dark, mysterious • Founder of Confucianism • Chinese philosopher who promoted Legalism • the Way, the force that guides all things • philosophy that says people should live in harmony with nature • belief that rulers should use the legal system to force people to obey laws • ...
Chinese American 2013-04-04
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- achieve harmony
- to possess healing powers to the body.
- undisputed head of the family
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- this meal is never skipped in Chinese culture
- laws of opposing forces
- radicals/cause cancers, heart disease, pre-mature aging, blindness & other disorders
- soup/loaded in probiotics and antioxidants that the body needs in many ways.
- the body of toxins & is central to the Chinese diet.
- not resuscitate
- chi/a gentle, breathing-focused exercise that is supposed to make the body calm and energized, not stressed out.
10 Clues: achieve harmony • not resuscitate • laws of opposing forces • undisputed head of the family • to possess healing powers to the body. • this meal is never skipped in Chinese culture • the body of toxins & is central to the Chinese diet. • soup/loaded in probiotics and antioxidants that the body needs in many ways. • ...
