chinese Crossword Puzzles
Word 2024-03-01
Crossword Puzzle 1 2013-08-09
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- A traditional costume worn by Chinese women is called a ______ sam.
- Malay women and our MAS air stewardesses wear a beautiful costume called a sarong ______.
- The mother tongue for many Indians in Malaysia is ____.
- A traditional cloth worn by Malay men and women.
- Chinese New Year is also known as the _____ New Year.
- A lovely outer garment worn by Indian women.
- Deepavali is celebrated by the ______ community in Malaysia.
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- The Four ______Truths are the central tenets of Buddhism.
- _______ is a traditional bead game played by the Malays.
- A term used to describe food that is prepared according to Muslim law.
- The Arabic greeting, 'assalamualaikum' means '_______ be unto you'.
- Hari Raya Puasa is celebrated by the ______.
- When dressed in their traditional outfits, Malay men sometimes wear a headgear called a _______.
- A traditional headgear of Sikh men.
14 Clues: A traditional headgear of Sikh men. • Hari Raya Puasa is celebrated by the ______. • A lovely outer garment worn by Indian women. • A traditional cloth worn by Malay men and women. • Chinese New Year is also known as the _____ New Year. • The mother tongue for many Indians in Malaysia is ____. • _______ is a traditional bead game played by the Malays. • ...
Sec 1 HY Chapter 3-4 2025-08-07
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- Popular vice in early Singapore that the British profited from through taxes
- Singapore’s tax-free trading status
- Businessman who funded a hospital for the poor
- Industry that boomed with car demand and created export profits for Singapore
- Unfavourable Circumstances that motivate people to move elsewhere
- Women Migrants who worked as construction laborers, known for their red headscarves
- A Chinese Migrant who tried to ban opium
- A route that opened in 1869 that shortened travel between Europe and Asia
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- Missionary who founded the Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School
- A severe global economic downturn in the 1930s that caused unemployment and falling rubber and tin prices in Singapore
- A school for orphaned girls started by missionary Maria Dyer
- Indian moneylenders who financed trade and business
- The organization that banned secret societies
- Singapore became this in 1867
14 Clues: Singapore became this in 1867 • Singapore’s tax-free trading status • A Chinese Migrant who tried to ban opium • The organization that banned secret societies • Businessman who funded a hospital for the poor • Indian moneylenders who financed trade and business • Missionary who founded the Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-21
14 Clues: Taj _____ • Squid ____ • _______ Cookie • _____ Cane Juice • Crazy Rich ______ • Actor Jackie ____ • Great Wall of _____ • ______ Blossom Trees • Chinese _____ New Year • Dragon in Disney's Mulan • Polynesian Disney Princess • 76 letters in this language • Safest country in the world • Most prominent fruit product in Lebanon
A Wedding Crossword 2022-11-15
14 Clues: Love affair • Ring bearer • Tiers of cake • Name of church • Father of Groom • Matron of honor • Mother of Bride • Inside Alan's tux • Groomsmen entrance • Her American _ mule • after party location • Wedding party vehicle • Chinese _ happiness symbol • His fancy strawberry drink
Burton 2025-08-28
12 Clues: Age • Culture • Cats name • Middle name • Favorite food • Favorite color • Favorite candy • Favorite fruit • Where I was born • Elementary School • Show I watched as a kid • Video game that I play on Roblox
China: Section 1.2 2012-04-19
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- ... Tang Officials saw Buddhism as a(n) ______ of China's traditions.
- Peopel are accepted for what they do and not their riches or personal contacts. This is the _____.
- Chinese mens took this exam and many failed.
- What was brought to China from India Missionaries in A.D. 150?
- The person who came up with Confucianism.
- Buddhism spread to the country ________.
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- "[The "New" Confucianism] also picked up some Buddhist and ______ beliefs.
- Buddhism spread to this place in A.D. 300.
- A place where Chinese Buddhists became monks and nuns.
- The "New" Confucianism.
10 Clues: The "New" Confucianism. • Buddhism spread to the country ________. • The person who came up with Confucianism. • Buddhism spread to this place in A.D. 300. • Chinese mens took this exam and many failed. • A place where Chinese Buddhists became monks and nuns. • What was brought to China from India Missionaries in A.D. 150? • ...
China 2013-06-10
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- China has changed enormously and: .....
- What do rising incomes and growing urbanization lead to?
- Which name is China often referred to?
- A quarter of the Chinese population follow this religion.
- Where do the people go to find work?
- On which continent is China to be found?
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- How many ethnic groups are there in China?
- What was introduced in 1979?
- What is the name of the Chinese currency?
- China has more mobile phone subscribers than America, Japan, Germany and ..... combined.
10 Clues: What was introduced in 1979? • Where do the people go to find work? • Which name is China often referred to? • China has changed enormously and: ..... • On which continent is China to be found? • What is the name of the Chinese currency? • How many ethnic groups are there in China? • What do rising incomes and growing urbanization lead to? • ...
Ancient China-Abby 2018-05-07
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- what was built to protect from the mongols who where invaders
- What dynasty built the great wall
- A trade route where the Chinese traders traveled to trade with cities South west Asia and Europe
- The first dynasty in china
- What has 9999 rooms and was built by the Ming dynasty
- One of China's inventions made from worm cocoon
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- started off as pictographs but now uses 50,000 symbols
- what the Chinese made paper with.
- believes the greatest achievement is finding harmony with nature
- The most common religion in China
10 Clues: The first dynasty in china • what the Chinese made paper with. • What dynasty built the great wall • The most common religion in China • One of China's inventions made from worm cocoon • What has 9999 rooms and was built by the Ming dynasty • started off as pictographs but now uses 50,000 symbols • what was built to protect from the mongols who where invaders • ...
China review Tapia 2023-03-01
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- Qin based his rule on this idea.
- historians believe that confusism was a great thinker and what
- shang kings received their power and wisdom from
- appointed officials who work for the government.
- what was the basic building block of Chinese society.
- how were people killed during the warring period.
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- fertile yellow soil that blows off the plains into the rivers during a flood.
- who founded the Han dynasty
- what did the Chinese believe was the link between heavan and earth.
- a word that best describes Qin shihuangdi
10 Clues: who founded the Han dynasty • Qin based his rule on this idea. • a word that best describes Qin shihuangdi • shang kings received their power and wisdom from • appointed officials who work for the government. • how were people killed during the warring period. • what was the basic building block of Chinese society. • ...
First Opium War Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-03
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- The name of the Chinese province that Lin Zexu was born in
- Ruling government of China at the time of the Opium Wars
- Hardest and highest imperial exam in Imperial Qing China
- Drug used by Britain to trade to China
- The treaty that ended the First Opium War
- Chinese government official known for throwing opium into the sea
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- British Queen during the time of the Opium Wars
- Another name for Guangzhou
- Name of the school that Lin Zexu attended
- A piece of land taken by Britain, returned in 1997
10 Clues: Another name for Guangzhou • Drug used by Britain to trade to China • Name of the school that Lin Zexu attended • The treaty that ended the First Opium War • British Queen during the time of the Opium Wars • A piece of land taken by Britain, returned in 1997 • Ruling government of China at the time of the Opium Wars • ...
Han Contacts with Other Cultures 2023-03-18
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- I am at the bottom of the scale of respect but I am super-rich
- The Chinese were masters of
- this road is 4,000 miles long.
- I was built to keep the invaders out
- I am a person of the highest rank
- What did the Indians have trouble explaining to the Chines
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- With what could the Chinese farmers carry 300 pounds by themselves
- Other than silk what else was valued highly
- This type of cloth made Chia rich.
- I can measure the strength of an earthquake
10 Clues: The Chinese were masters of • this road is 4,000 miles long. • I am a person of the highest rank • This type of cloth made Chia rich. • I was built to keep the invaders out • Other than silk what else was valued highly • I can measure the strength of an earthquake • What did the Indians have trouble explaining to the Chines • ...
Cold War China 2021-12-13
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- Cultural ____________ transition of Chinese society and to reassert Mao's leadership
- Economic practice of shared property, no social class and revolution
- Major tactic to silence dissent in communist societies
- Economic policy in China meant to industrialize the agricultural nation
- Term in communism for working class people
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- Economic practice of private industry, individual property, and no government controls or safety nets
- Negative term for middle and upper class people in communist society
- Where there United States dropped the first atomic bomb
- Major leader of the Chinese Communist Party
- Poor, agricultural worker
10 Clues: Poor, agricultural worker • Term in communism for working class people • Major leader of the Chinese Communist Party • Major tactic to silence dissent in communist societies • Where there United States dropped the first atomic bomb • Negative term for middle and upper class people in communist society • ...
Unit 3 - Asia Vocabulary 2024-01-11
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- Famous Indian activist that used non violent protest methods
- A _____ system is a class structure that is determined by birth used in India
- The way ancient Chinese history is divided
- The primary religion of Japan that believes in spirits
- A religion that uses the Yin Yang symbol to represent balance
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- Famous Chinese philosopher
- A religion that believes suffering is a universal human experience
- The primary religion of India that believes in reincarnation
- _____ Shihuangdi being the first person to unify China
- A country in Asia known for supplying computer parts
10 Clues: Famous Chinese philosopher • The way ancient Chinese history is divided • A country in Asia known for supplying computer parts • _____ Shihuangdi being the first person to unify China • The primary religion of Japan that believes in spirits • Famous Indian activist that used non violent protest methods • The primary religion of India that believes in reincarnation • ...
Economic imperialism 2024-01-24
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- brits separating China ports into 4 to make more money
- the Chinese were done with the Brits making them addicted
- 1/3 of chilean exports were based on which metal?
- excrements of seabirds and bats
- type of drug that got the Chinese addicted
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- a delicate product the Brits wanted from China
- extending a country's power by force
- Where did the brits instal a port not to be generous but for money?
- doctrinedocotorine where the US president wanted all of America
- soft material that the Brits wanted from India
10 Clues: excrements of seabirds and bats • extending a country's power by force • type of drug that got the Chinese addicted • a delicate product the Brits wanted from China • soft material that the Brits wanted from India • 1/3 of chilean exports were based on which metal? • brits separating China ports into 4 to make more money • ...
Asian-Pacific American Civil Liberties 2025-04-21
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- Disease that facilitated Asian hate
- Immigration and ___ Act of 1965
- prejudice or discrimination for person or community
- Animal that was rumored to have been eaten to start COVID19
- the Chinese __ Act that restricted Chinese immigration
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- the act of coming out live permanently in a foreign country
- V United States,interned Japanese people in American camps
- One saying to promote equal treatment beginning with, "Stop AAPI __"
- a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a group or person
- Lau V __, equal opportunity for non english Americans
10 Clues: Immigration and ___ Act of 1965 • Disease that facilitated Asian hate • prejudice or discrimination for person or community • Lau V __, equal opportunity for non english Americans • the Chinese __ Act that restricted Chinese immigration • V United States,interned Japanese people in American camps • the act of coming out live permanently in a foreign country • ...
ping pong diplomacy 2025-05-12
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- City in Japan where the 1971 World Table Tennis Championships took place
- Symbolic, non-political way to improve international relations
- Country that won the ping pong match 5–3
- Number of American players who went to China in 1971
- U.S. president who visited China after the 1971 event
- the year ping pong diplomacy began
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- sport used as diplomacy between the U.S. and China
- Friendly event that helped ease international tensions
- American player who interacted with a Chinese player in 1971
- Chinese ping pong player who gave a gift to an American
10 Clues: the year ping pong diplomacy began • Country that won the ping pong match 5–3 • sport used as diplomacy between the U.S. and China • Number of American players who went to China in 1971 • U.S. president who visited China after the 1971 event • Friendly event that helped ease international tensions • Chinese ping pong player who gave a gift to an American • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Integrative Health 2025-10-16
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- - A therapy involving muscle manipulation for stress relief or pain
- - A physical and spiritual practice from India that includes postures, breathwork, and meditation
- - A doctor who uses natural remedies and holistic approaches
- - A practitioner who uses plants for healing
- - A healthcare professional who adjusts the spine to relieve pain
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- - A mental practice that involves focused attention and mindfulness
- - A Chinese practice combining movement, breathing, and meditation
- - Traditional Chinese medicine technique that uses thin needles
- - Japanese energy healing practice using light touch
- - Ancient Indian system of medicine based on balance in the body
10 Clues: - A practitioner who uses plants for healing • - Japanese energy healing practice using light touch • - A doctor who uses natural remedies and holistic approaches • - Traditional Chinese medicine technique that uses thin needles • - Ancient Indian system of medicine based on balance in the body • - A healthcare professional who adjusts the spine to relieve pain • ...
Ancient China 2026-02-19
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- Name of an important and famous river in China
- What is the name for rulers in the same family?
- Long network of routes connecting China to the West
- First Emperor of China
- Used instead of paper in Ancient China
- Longest lasting Chinese dynasty in history
- Philosophy focused on living in harmony with nature or the "way" of the universe
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- Ancient structure used to keep invaders out (one of the 7 wonders of the world)
- Sculptures of the first Emperor's Army (____ Warriors)
- Chinese philosopher widely considered extremely wise and smart
10 Clues: First Emperor of China • Used instead of paper in Ancient China • Longest lasting Chinese dynasty in history • Name of an important and famous river in China • What is the name for rulers in the same family? • Long network of routes connecting China to the West • Sculptures of the first Emperor's Army (____ Warriors) • ...
world history 2025-09-26
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- Indian empire known as the “Golden Age” of India, famous for mathematics and literature.
- Chinese dynasty known for the invention of paper and the civil service exam.
- Founder of Confucianism.
- Indian ruler who spread Buddhism after converting from Hinduism.
- The Chinese philosophy that emphasizes balance, nature, and harmony
- The first major Indian empire, founded by Chandragupta.
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- Religion that spread across Asia due to Ashoka’s influence.
- Philosophy that stressed respect, family, and social order.
- Dynasty that unified China under Legalism and built the Great Wall.
- Trade route that connected China to the Mediterranean.
10 Clues: Founder of Confucianism. • Trade route that connected China to the Mediterranean. • The first major Indian empire, founded by Chandragupta. • Philosophy that stressed respect, family, and social order. • Religion that spread across Asia due to Ashoka’s influence. • Indian ruler who spread Buddhism after converting from Hinduism. • ...
Silk Road special 2026-06-01
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- : Venetian explorer who wrote about his Silk Road adventures
- : Ancient empire that controlled key parts of the Silk Road
- : Merchants and pack animals traveling together for safety
- : Life‑saving desert stop where travelers rested and refueled
- : Shimmering fabric that gave the trade route its name
- : Explosive Chinese invention that transformed warfare worldwide
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- : Desert animal known as the “ship of the desert”
- : Chinese invention that spread knowledge across continents
- : Fragrant goods like cinnamon and pepper carried westward
- : Legendary Central Asian city, a crossroads of culture and trade
10 Clues: : Desert animal known as the “ship of the desert” • : Shimmering fabric that gave the trade route its name • : Fragrant goods like cinnamon and pepper carried westward • : Merchants and pack animals traveling together for safety • : Chinese invention that spread knowledge across continents • : Ancient empire that controlled key parts of the Silk Road • ...
Chapter 17, Section 4 2016-02-10
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- where Buddhism started
- the compass is a type of which invention: Cultural or Technological?
- cultural influences may include food, art and...
- invention that proved to be of great value to European sailors
- where Daoism started
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- belief people should give up worldly desires & seek enlightenment
- True or False: Chinese culture only gave the world technological inventions
- believers think following "the way" would bring peace
- these ideas appealed to rulers of Korea & Vietnam who used them in their governments
- besides Korea & Vietnam, a place influenced by Chinese cultural traditions
10 Clues: where Daoism started • where Buddhism started • cultural influences may include food, art and... • believers think following "the way" would bring peace • invention that proved to be of great value to European sailors • belief people should give up worldly desires & seek enlightenment • the compass is a type of which invention: Cultural or Technological? • ...
China 2023-03-06
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- a region in the husng he river where chinese chivilation began
- a place ususasuly in a dessert where water is foun
- the average weather in a place
- located wher eruins from the shang , china firt civalation
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- a part or secction of a section
- a strog group of family members and freinds
- a stream or river that feeds in to a larger stream
- A strong metal alloy made from copper
- one of the first Chinese dynasty ruled from 1750 to 1040 bce
- ight fertile soil that yeilds botifu; grain crops
10 Clues: the average weather in a place • a part or secction of a section • A strong metal alloy made from copper • a strog group of family members and freinds • ight fertile soil that yeilds botifu; grain crops • a stream or river that feeds in to a larger stream • a place ususasuly in a dessert where water is foun • located wher eruins from the shang , china firt civalation • ...
First Opium War Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-03
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- The name of the Chinese province that Lin Zexu was born in
- Ruling government of China at the time of the Opium Wars
- Hardest and highest imperial exam in Imperial Qing China
- Drug used by Britain to trade to China
- The treaty that ended the First Opium War
- Chinese government official known for throwing opium into the sea
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- British Queen during the time of the Opium Wars
- Another name for Guangzhou
- Name of the school that Lin Zexu attended
- A piece of land taken by Britain, returned in 1997
10 Clues: Another name for Guangzhou • Drug used by Britain to trade to China • Name of the school that Lin Zexu attended • The treaty that ended the First Opium War • British Queen during the time of the Opium Wars • A piece of land taken by Britain, returned in 1997 • Ruling government of China at the time of the Opium Wars • ...
Ancient China's Weapons 2024-03-19
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- what was other protection used by warriors
- when was the first stone-throwing, single-armed catapults made in
- what weapon was the Chinese nation the first to use?
- what were swords originally made from?
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- Everyone in the Chinese armies had to know how to use which weapon?
- what period was iron used more in armor?
- what weapon was introduced in around 500 BCE?
- what wood material was shields made from
- what animal skin was used as the first armor?
- what was the second material swords were made from?
10 Clues: what were swords originally made from? • what period was iron used more in armor? • what wood material was shields made from • what was other protection used by warriors • what weapon was introduced in around 500 BCE? • what animal skin was used as the first armor? • what was the second material swords were made from? • ...
FOOD 2024-03-28
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- The ________ is the person who brings food in a restaurant.
- In a restaurant,you look at a_______ to choose your food
- It is__________ to offer someone else the piece of food on aserving dish
- Chinese people usually eat with ___.
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- British people use a ________ at the end of meal
- I like to _______ vegetables because it's healthy.
- Chinese people_____a lot of their food.
- In China,it isn't rude to______across the table.
- In China, when your plate is______,someone will serve you more fod
- We usually eat from a _____ in the middle of the table.
10 Clues: Chinese people usually eat with ___. • Chinese people_____a lot of their food. • British people use a ________ at the end of meal • In China,it isn't rude to______across the table. • I like to _______ vegetables because it's healthy. • We usually eat from a _____ in the middle of the table. • In a restaurant,you look at a_______ to choose your food • ...
Arcana HQ Mid Autumn Festival Quiz 2022-09-05
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- Mid-Autumn Festival is held on the 15th day of the _____ month of the lunar calendar
- It comes in various forms, sizes and colors, and emits light.
- Chang'e companion on the moon.
- A Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival
- ______ flew to the Moon
- In the ancient time, it was believed that there were ___ suns
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- The name of the elixir which was rewarded to Hou Yi.
- In Chinese belief, the full moon symbolises family ________.
- The non-bake version of the traditional moonacake
- Mid-Autumn Festival originated from the _____ Dynasty.
10 Clues: ______ flew to the Moon • Chang'e companion on the moon. • The non-bake version of the traditional moonacake • The name of the elixir which was rewarded to Hou Yi. • Mid-Autumn Festival originated from the _____ Dynasty. • In Chinese belief, the full moon symbolises family ________. • It comes in various forms, sizes and colors, and emits light. • ...
Ancient China 2023-05-23
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- who was the first minister for the Han dynasty
- who was a young Italian merchant that met Khublai Khan
- in what century did the British invade china
- What did China consider themselves as compared to the rest of the world
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- who was a masterful horsemen
- how many years did the Shang dynasty last for
- who was a teacher of tradition and harmony
- what was the first Chinese dynasty
- who started adopting Chinese ways
- in what two years did Japan beat china in the war for Korea
10 Clues: who was a masterful horsemen • who started adopting Chinese ways • what was the first Chinese dynasty • who was a teacher of tradition and harmony • in what century did the British invade china • how many years did the Shang dynasty last for • who was the first minister for the Han dynasty • who was a young Italian merchant that met Khublai Khan • ...
China Under the Ming & Qing Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-04
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- the dynasty established by the Manchus
- the dynasty that was established after overthrowing the Mongols
- the bureaucracy of government officials
- an absolute ruler
- the civil service exams were based on his teachings/philosophy
- payment or respect offered by a less powerful state to a more powerful state
- the dynasty established by the Mongols
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- this was at the heart of the new Ming capital in Beijing
- the Chinese admiral that led ocean voyages seeking trade
- the Chinese idea that the right to rule came from divine approval
10 Clues: an absolute ruler • the dynasty established by the Manchus • the dynasty established by the Mongols • the bureaucracy of government officials • this was at the heart of the new Ming capital in Beijing • the Chinese admiral that led ocean voyages seeking trade • the civil service exams were based on his teachings/philosophy • ...
Winter Solstice 2025-12-07
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- Soft, sweet, and sticky round dessert.
- Tiny black or white seeds that are crunchy.
- A big, warm meal where the whole family sits together to eat.
- Mums, dads, children, grandparents, and siblings all together.
- A tasty food shaped like a little purse.
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- To be happy, have fun, and enjoy a special day together.
- The month when we have Winter Solstice, Christmas, and holidays.
- This festival is a _________ tradition.
- The shortest day and longest night of the year. A special Chinese festival.
- The yummy part hidden inside dumplings and rice balls.
10 Clues: Soft, sweet, and sticky round dessert. • This festival is a _________ tradition. • A tasty food shaped like a little purse. • Tiny black or white seeds that are crunchy. • The yummy part hidden inside dumplings and rice balls. • To be happy, have fun, and enjoy a special day together. • A big, warm meal where the whole family sits together to eat. • ...
Ancient China 2026-02-19
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- Name of an important and famous river in China
- What is the name for rulers in the same family?
- Long network of routes connecting China to the West
- First of China
- Used instead of paper in Ancient China
- Longest lasting Chinese dynasty in history
- Philosophy focused on living in harmony with nature or the "way" of the universe
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- Ancient structure used to keep invaders out (one of the 7 wonders of the world)
- Sculpture of the first Emperor's Army
- Chinese philosopher widely considered extremely wise and smart
10 Clues: First of China • Sculpture of the first Emperor's Army • Used instead of paper in Ancient China • Longest lasting Chinese dynasty in history • Name of an important and famous river in China • What is the name for rulers in the same family? • Long network of routes connecting China to the West • Chinese philosopher widely considered extremely wise and smart • ...
The Westing Game 2018-01-23
16 Clues: is religous • is a judge • is a brat • is chinese • is a doucter • is lonley • runs a restraunt • is ingaged • is a doorman • is anglea's mo • is a trak star • is a birdwatcher • is a delveriry boy • is married to gracew • who walks with crutches • has a daoughter who died
hgvfrehuv 2024-09-30
14 Clues: The mob • Machines • Rich people • Free market • building up • dirty dumbell • gave people homes • Kicked out natives • buy other companies • gov controlled market • perfered native people • get rid of the chinese • own all stages of production • Force into american lifestyle
subjects 2024-09-17
Cuisine 2023-02-04
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- popular dish in the America, like a sandwich
- popular Taiwanese soup with clams
- cold dessert that is sweet (2 words)
- Chinese dumplings with a lot of soup inside
- Chinese food with meat fillings inside
- healthy food that provides vitamin and can be juiced
- staple of Asian people
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- Western cuisine that is made of two toasts between a filling
- a kind of drink originated in Taiwan and is now the most popular drink in the world, with bubbles (3 words)
- a liquid dish, typically savoury and made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables etc. in stock or water.
- popular sweets amongst everyone
- Taiwanese food consisting of braised pork in soy sauce on top of rice (3 words)
- Long, stringy food made of flour and eggs
13 Clues: staple of Asian people • popular sweets amongst everyone • popular Taiwanese soup with clams • cold dessert that is sweet (2 words) • Chinese food with meat fillings inside • Long, stringy food made of flour and eggs • Chinese dumplings with a lot of soup inside • popular dish in the America, like a sandwich • healthy food that provides vitamin and can be juiced • ...
Us history 2023-03-02
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- An animal that was useful in the Gilded Age
- The make of citied and houses
- Plow John steel
- and big bussiness corporations who obtained alot of money contributed to urbanization
- Native American Policies The prohibiting of native americans on U.S soil
- act Government provides free land for people with certain stipulations
- Faire A hands-off approach when dealing with big bussiness
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- Railroad A railroad that only reaches as far as Nebraska
- Unions A group of people that helped workers to receive fair working conditions and pay
- the Frontier The west Great plains where the buffalos roam
- Exclusion Act The goverment prohibited any chinese immigrants from entering america
- The make of factories and the creation of corporations
- Black and white men who rode horses in the country
13 Clues: Plow John steel • The make of citied and houses • An animal that was useful in the Gilded Age • Black and white men who rode horses in the country • The make of factories and the creation of corporations • Railroad A railroad that only reaches as far as Nebraska • the Frontier The west Great plains where the buffalos roam • ...
China Crossword 2021-11-29
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- The nomadic warriors who conquered China.
- The cycle of the rise and fall of dynasties.
- The River where China's earliest civilization developed.
- The Yellow River is nicknamed China's _____ to honor the lives lost in the floods.
- People's responsibility to honor and obey their parents.
- This Chinese invention was used for fireworks and as a weapon in battle.
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- China's longest dynasty.
- A large, rocky desert in China.
- The Civil ______ Exams were taken by men to qualify for government jobs.
- The belief that people should live simply and favor nature.
- The belief that people are evil by nature and can only be controlled with strict laws and punishments.
- China's first dynasty.
- The method of creating this Chinese invention was kept secret for thousands of years and inspired a trade network.
13 Clues: China's first dynasty. • China's longest dynasty. • A large, rocky desert in China. • The nomadic warriors who conquered China. • The cycle of the rise and fall of dynasties. • The River where China's earliest civilization developed. • People's responsibility to honor and obey their parents. • The belief that people should live simply and favor nature. • ...
Cold War 2022-05-13
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- A general and leader of Nationalist China after 1925
- University students in China protested, wanting freedom of speech and a greater say in government
- A system of legal racial segregation enforced by the National Party government in South Africa between 1948 and 1994
- One thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb
- Chinese Communist leader who drove the National Chinese out of China
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- Soviet leader who ruled between 1985 and 1991
- Fortified wall built in 1961 to prevent East Germans from traveling West
- Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
- Soviet leader after Stalin
- Cold War competition between the U.S. and Soviet Union
- Indian statesmen, who succeeded Mohandas K. Gandhi
- A Jewish state on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean
- First known kingdom in sub-Saharan West Africa
13 Clues: Soviet leader after Stalin • Strategic Arms Limitation Talks • Soviet leader who ruled between 1985 and 1991 • First known kingdom in sub-Saharan West Africa • Indian statesmen, who succeeded Mohandas K. Gandhi • A general and leader of Nationalist China after 1925 • One thousand times more powerful than the atomic bomb • ...
Ancient China Vocabulary 2026-01-29
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- a belief about living peacefully and in balance with nature
- a symbol that stands for an idea or thing
- a belief system that teaches respect, kindness, and good behavior
- a family member from long ago, like a grandparent or great-grandparent
- a military leader who controls an area using an army
- a picture used to stand for a word or idea
- money, like coins or paper bills
- something passed down from parents to children
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- a rich or powerful person from an important family
- a belief that strict laws are needed to keep order
- a Chinese belief about the right way to live and rule
- a government worker who checks that people follow the rules
- a Chinese medical practice that uses tiny needles to help the body feel better
13 Clues: money, like coins or paper bills • a symbol that stands for an idea or thing • a picture used to stand for a word or idea • something passed down from parents to children • a rich or powerful person from an important family • a belief that strict laws are needed to keep order • a military leader who controls an area using an army • ...
Ancient China - Max Moll 2018-05-07
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- One out of every how many people live in China?
- Chinese invented paper was made of what?
- What did Confucius think was almost as necessary as food?
- How is silk made?
- What was used to protect the Forbidden City?
- What was the name of the road that people carried silk, spices, tea, incense, and more on?
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- What did the Chinese invent that many boys have been bringing to school?
- What did Qin do to protect from invaders?
- Many emperors ordered the building of what?
- What was the first dynasty?
10 Clues: How is silk made? • What was the first dynasty? • Chinese invented paper was made of what? • What did Qin do to protect from invaders? • Many emperors ordered the building of what? • What was used to protect the Forbidden City? • One out of every how many people live in China? • What did Confucius think was almost as necessary as food? • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • porriage,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Canadian Pacific Railway 2022-10-06
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- Porridge,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet.
- there was a shortage of workers, so the government recruited people from _______.
- One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______.
- The Chinese workers received around a ________ less than the white workers.
- The prairies were the "_________".
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- ________ constructed the plan for the CPR.
- One of the goals of the National Policy was to complete the railway to ___________ the economy
- The CPR travelled through the __________ where many Aboriginal people lived.
- The CPR took ____ years to build.
- The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years.
10 Clues: The CPR took ____ years to build. • The prairies were the "_________". • ________ constructed the plan for the CPR. • One of the CPR's biggest competitors was the ______. • Porridge,____, and bacon was the Chinese workers' diet. • The government promised the railway would be done in _______ years. • ...
Ancient China 2021-05-03
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- years, How long you have to be in the ancient Chinese war
- Tzu, a famous military strategist
- a type of carriage driven by a charioteer
- Often used in ancient china war but are now used for hunting
- something ancient china invented and is used today in war
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- a common weapon used in ancient china and current war
- it replaced stone in weapons
- a common weapon used in ancient Chinese war
- and equipment, what you get for joining the war
- State, They won the warring states period
10 Clues: it replaced stone in weapons • Tzu, a famous military strategist • a type of carriage driven by a charioteer • State, They won the warring states period • a common weapon used in ancient Chinese war • and equipment, what you get for joining the war • a common weapon used in ancient china and current war • years, How long you have to be in the ancient Chinese war • ...
the crossword by: IAN 2020-04-01
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- handwriting as an art form
- ancient Chinese philosopher
- making things the same, such as creating one language and system of measurement
- the fertile layer of mud and sand left by a flooding river
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- the symbols of a writing system
- a ruling family; also the period during which it is in power
- ancient animal bones and tortoise shells that preserve the earliest known form of Chinese writing
- indigenous, nomadic people of Mongolia
- a picture used to represent a thing
- respect for parents, a central ideal of Confucianism
10 Clues: handwriting as an art form • ancient Chinese philosopher • the symbols of a writing system • a picture used to represent a thing • indigenous, nomadic people of Mongolia • respect for parents, a central ideal of Confucianism • the fertile layer of mud and sand left by a flooding river • a ruling family; also the period during which it is in power • ...
Topic 5-Lesson 3&4 2023-03-12
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- Payments of money.
- Devotion of children to their parents.
- To keep objectionable material from being revealed.
- Long wall running east to west along the Chinese empire's northern border.
- General study of knowledge of the world; Greek word love of wisdom
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- To set rules to make things more similar
- Able to last; not likely to fall apart.
- Unchanging; fixed.
- Fall apart, break into pieces.
- An ancient Chinese philosophy stating that a strong leader and a strong legal system, not moral values, are needed to create social order.
10 Clues: Unchanging; fixed. • Payments of money. • Fall apart, break into pieces. • Devotion of children to their parents. • Able to last; not likely to fall apart. • To set rules to make things more similar • To keep objectionable material from being revealed. • General study of knowledge of the world; Greek word love of wisdom • ...
rash 2025-01-15
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- Four skinny trees withskinny necks and pointy elbows like mine.
- stairs inside like the houses on TV.
- but I think this is a Chinese lie because the Chinese, like the Mexicans, don't like their women strong.
- she would like to what under a new name
- what was down stairs
- she didn't want to what by the window
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- so small you'd think they were holding their breath
- They send ferocious roots beneath the ground.
- what size was the house
- street what was the street they live on
10 Clues: what was down stairs • what size was the house • stairs inside like the houses on TV. • she didn't want to what by the window • she would like to what under a new name • street what was the street they live on • They send ferocious roots beneath the ground. • so small you'd think they were holding their breath • ...
world history 2025-09-26
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- Indian empire known as the “Golden Age” of India, famous for mathematics and literature.
- Chinese dynasty known for the invention of paper and the civil service exam.
- Founder of Confucianism.
- Indian ruler who spread Buddhism after converting from Hinduism.
- The Chinese philosophy that emphasizes balance, nature, and harmony
- The first major Indian empire, founded by Chandragupta.
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- Religion that spread across Asia due to Ashoka’s influence.
- Philosophy that stressed respect, family, and social order.
- Dynasty that unified China under Legalism and built the Great Wall.
- Trade route that connected China to the Mediterranean.
10 Clues: Founder of Confucianism. • Trade route that connected China to the Mediterranean. • The first major Indian empire, founded by Chandragupta. • Philosophy that stressed respect, family, and social order. • Religion that spread across Asia due to Ashoka’s influence. • Indian ruler who spread Buddhism after converting from Hinduism. • ...
Literature Crossword 2025-09-30
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- - traditional story passed down through generations
- | Chinese philosopher who emphasized morality and social order.
- | A traditional Japanese poem with a 5-7-5 syllable structure.
- | Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with the Way.
- | Epic Sanskrit poem about Prince Rama’s quest to rescue his wife.
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- | A classical Japanese theater form using elaborate costumes and stylized movements.
- PLAY - Its a puppet theater in japan
- | One of the longest epic poems in the world, from ancient India.
- | Japanese graphic novels or comics with diverse genres and styles.
- Earliest Indian Drama
10 Clues: Earliest Indian Drama • PLAY - Its a puppet theater in japan • - traditional story passed down through generations • | A traditional Japanese poem with a 5-7-5 syllable structure. • | Chinese philosopher who emphasized morality and social order. • | One of the longest epic poems in the world, from ancient India. • ...
nah 2025-11-20
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- Snowy mountains in the north of India
- Sindhava, The northwest region of India as per Rig Veda
- Island of the jamun tree in ancient texts
- a Chinese scholar who traveled to India in the 7th century CE.
- Ancient Chinese called India this
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- The epic that uses 'Bharatavarsha' for India
- Name derived from legendary king as per ancient texts
- The Persian emperor who came to India in the 6th century BCE was
- The Persian name for the region around Sindhu
- Ancient Greek name for the people of India
10 Clues: Ancient Chinese called India this • Snowy mountains in the north of India • Island of the jamun tree in ancient texts • Ancient Greek name for the people of India • The epic that uses 'Bharatavarsha' for India • The Persian name for the region around Sindhu • Name derived from legendary king as per ancient texts • Sindhava, The northwest region of India as per Rig Veda • ...
Marco Polo 2026-04-28
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- age Marco Polo was when he became the governor of a great Chinese city
- another name for the capital of China(Beijing)
- Marco Polo's birth date(spelled out)
- place where Marco Polo explored
- eastern continent where Marco Polo and his dad and uncle traveled to
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- Marco Polo's death date(spelled out)
- another name for the country of China
- city where Marco polo was born
- Khan ruler of China who made me the governor of a great Chinese city
- Book: The ____ Travels of Marco Polo
10 Clues: city where Marco polo was born • place where Marco Polo explored • Marco Polo's death date(spelled out) • Marco Polo's birth date(spelled out) • Book: The ____ Travels of Marco Polo • another name for the country of China • another name for the capital of China(Beijing) • eastern continent where Marco Polo and his dad and uncle traveled to • ...
学习科目 2018-04-17
Nationalites 2019-10-01
10 Clues: polski,Polak • indyjski,Hindus • chiński,Chińczyk • angielski,Anglik • kenijski,Kenijczyk • egipski,Egpicjanin • meksyński,Meksykanin • amerykański,Amerikanin • kostarykański,Kostarykanin • australijski,Australijczyk
currency 2023-07-21
10 Clues: US currency • Swiss currency • Indian currency • British currency • Mexican currency • Swedish currency • Chinese currency • Russian currency • European currency • Japanese currency
飞进书的世界 2026-04-30
4 types of filled dough 2024-01-08
subjects 2024-03-12
'Thank you' in other languages 2025-01-05
China Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-17
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- Who were the first Europeans in China?
- After the Song Dynasty lost North China, where did they move the capital city to?
- Who is the first emperor of China?
- Who had control over the portion of China north of the Yangtze River for 300 years?
- Who reunited China during the second empire?
- Who is the second Tang emperor?
- Who was Shi Huangdi’s mentor when he was a child?
- Where were dead workers of the Great Wall of China buried?
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- Who wrote the book Analects?
- To keep files on officials, who did the emperor use as secret service agents during the Ming Dynasty?
- What is the name of the explorer that led a navy army of more than 30,000 men and 30 ships?
- In Chinese Society, who was valued as a primary producer?
- What was the Han Dynasty parallel to?
- Who are Confucius’s rivals?
- Which general wrote the famous Art of War book?
- In the shangdi religion, what did the supreme deity change to?
- What is China’s first dynasty?
- What did the Chinese do first in the world during the Song Dynasty?
18 Clues: Who are Confucius’s rivals? • Who wrote the book Analects? • What is China’s first dynasty? • Who is the second Tang emperor? • Who is the first emperor of China? • What was the Han Dynasty parallel to? • Who were the first Europeans in China? • Who reunited China during the second empire? • Which general wrote the famous Art of War book? • ...
Social Studies Ancient China Unit 2026-01-15
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- River River that cuts through North China plain
- King of Qin who created the first unified Chinese empire and became first Chinese Emperor
- Belief in finding the way of the universe
- A mountain range in Southern Asia. Highest in world
- Cropping A process in which two crops are grown on the same land and year
- A relative who lived longer ago than a grandparent
- River Valley Are surrounding Huang River
- Wall Wall in Chin built for protection from Northern invaders that was eventually extended over 4,300 miles
- A person who gets between buyers and sellers
- Plateau A rocky area in west China
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- A way of living based on teachings of Confucism
- A high ranking social class
- Road A route that connected Europe and lands in the Roman Empire
- A dike used to control flooding
- Bone A bone commonly used during the Shang Dynasty to predict China’s future
- A yellowish brown soil that blows in from the desert
- China Plain The religion settlement and culture began in China
- A platform of Earth
- Service The practice of using skills and talents to work in the government
19 Clues: A platform of Earth • A high ranking social class • A dike used to control flooding • Plateau A rocky area in west China • River Valley Are surrounding Huang River • Belief in finding the way of the universe • A person who gets between buyers and sellers • A way of living based on teachings of Confucism • River River that cuts through North China plain • ...
Imperialism in China & Africa 2024-11-07
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- _______ Conference 1884-1885 meeting to divide Africa among European powers.
- ______ Rebellion 1850-1864 Chinese revolt against the Qing Dynasty, led by Hong Xiuquan.
- Precious stones mined in Africa, often exploited by European powers.
- ____of Nanjing 1842 treaty that ended the First Opium War and ceded Hong Kong.
- African ethnic group that resisted British imperialism in South Africa.
- A region controlled and protected by a foreign power.
- Opium ____ Conflicts between China and Britain over opium trade
- ____ War 1899-1902 war between the British and Dutch Boers in South Africa.
- ____ Rebellion 1900 uprising in China against foreign influence and missionaries.
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- ___ Yat Sen Leader of the Chinese nationalist movement
- Cecil _____ British imperialist and founder of the Rhodesian colony.
- A highly sought-after mineral, especially in South Africa during imperialism.
- _____ of Influence.
- ______ Resources Materials found in colonies, such as minerals, used to fuel economies.
- King_______II Belgian monarch who exploited Congo for resources.
- _____ Materials or Natural resources
- A valuable resource extracted from African colonies during the imperial era.
- Scramble ____ Africa Race among European powers to colonize Africa
18 Clues: _____ of Influence. • _____ Materials or Natural resources • A region controlled and protected by a foreign power. • ___ Yat Sen Leader of the Chinese nationalist movement • Opium ____ Conflicts between China and Britain over opium trade • King_______II Belgian monarch who exploited Congo for resources. • ...
Song Dynasty Sizes 2021-10-01
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- This invention was made out of steel for getting over rivers.
- A political system; chosen from civil service system.
- Name of Chinese ships.
- An innovation in agriculture; redirecting water.
- An effect of this type of hierarchy was foot binding.
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- An invention originally used for fireworks and celebrations, it was then used in warfare
- An innovation which uses wooden blocks and paper.
- An invention commonly used for navigation, especially at sea
- a type of food that the Chinese produced in mass quantity to support their population.
- A luxury good traded on the silk road.
- China's main philosophy started by the Han Dynasty
11 Clues: Name of Chinese ships. • A luxury good traded on the silk road. • An innovation in agriculture; redirecting water. • An innovation which uses wooden blocks and paper. • China's main philosophy started by the Han Dynasty • A political system; chosen from civil service system. • An effect of this type of hierarchy was foot binding. • ...
Ancient China-Elena Rowley 2018-05-07
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- What was 1 of the inventions the Chinese people made?
- What is longest man made object on earth?
- What was the most common religion in China?
- What is it called when you cook very thin vegetables fast over a fire?
- What was the first river people settled by.
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- What is 1 thing we use in school everyday to write on.
- What was the first dynasty in China?
- Were did the Chinese traders traveled along to trade with southwest Asia?
- What invention did Ancient China make that used an invention from Mesopotamia?
- Who built the forbidden City?
- What is a popular toy today that has a string on it.
11 Clues: Who built the forbidden City? • What was the first dynasty in China? • What is longest man made object on earth? • What was the most common religion in China? • What was the first river people settled by. • What is a popular toy today that has a string on it. • What was 1 of the inventions the Chinese people made? • ...
Ancient china geography 2020-05-28
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- 39 Celsius
- _____ over 900,000 people
- 2008 disaster
- longest river in china
- 2nd _____ river in china
- ______ river
- strong winds and very minimal sunshine
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- resource when suffering through ______
- mount_____
- attract many tourists
- forest chinese ________
- _____ cost around 150 billion dollars
- river
- 1887 disaster
- some part of mount Everest
- 3/4 _____ through mountains
16 Clues: river • mount_____ • 39 Celsius • ______ river • 2008 disaster • 1887 disaster • attract many tourists • longest river in china • forest chinese ________ • 2nd _____ river in china • _____ over 900,000 people • some part of mount Everest • 3/4 _____ through mountains • _____ cost around 150 billion dollars • resource when suffering through ______ • strong winds and very minimal sunshine
Sam & Johnny's Crossword 2024-06-18
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- Li's grandparents birthplace
- Johnny's workplace
- Sam's role
- Cal's battle cry
- first residence together
- Sam's workplace
- Honeymoon destination Pt. 2
- Beloved pet
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- Lee's grandparents birthplace
- First international travel destination
- Johnny's varsity sport
- Location of first meeting
- Sam's varsity sport
- Honeymoon destination Pt. 1
- future language of study
- future family name
16 Clues: Sam's role • Beloved pet • Sam's workplace • Cal's battle cry • Johnny's workplace • future family name • Sam's varsity sport • Johnny's varsity sport • first residence together • future language of study • Location of first meeting • Honeymoon destination Pt. 1 • Honeymoon destination Pt. 2 • Li's grandparents birthplace • Lee's grandparents birthplace • ...
Period 04 Cultural Background Crossword 2024-03-13
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- Has British roots
- Has Russian roots
- Has Mexcian Roots
- Has Czech roots
- Has Bulgarian Roots
- Has Irish roots
- Has German Roots
- Has Italian roots
- Has Greek roots
- Has Mexican roots
- Has Colombian Roots
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- Has Mexican Roots
- Has Chinese roots
- Has Liberian roots
- Has South Korean roots
- Has Irish roots
- Has Costa Rican roots
- Has Puerto Rican roots
18 Clues: Has Czech roots • Has Irish roots • Has Irish roots • Has Greek roots • Has German Roots • Has Mexican Roots • Has British roots • Has Chinese roots • Has Russian roots • Has Mexcian Roots • Has Italian roots • Has Mexican roots • Has Liberian roots • Has Bulgarian Roots • Has Colombian Roots • Has Costa Rican roots • Has South Korean roots • Has Puerto Rican roots
The Westing Game ELLIE 2018-01-23
16 Clues: Judge • Track Star • The Bomber • The Mistake • Won the Game • Delivery boy • A Foot doctor • Married to Otis • Married to Jake • Married to Angela • Married to turtle • Wants to go to china • Stuck in a wheelchair • Turtle calls her Baba • Owns a chinese resteraunt • Sam Westing, Barney Northrup, Julian R. Easton
zaterdag 24 januari 2015 2015-01-24
16 Clues: diersoort • grote vis • familielid • land in Europa • vogel in België • grote plas water • naam van je zoon • tien in het frans • Chinese graansoort • Nieuw in het Latijn • Nederlands voor amour • Toekomstige woonplaats • antoniem van vermageren • naam van je schoondochter • maand waarin Koen jarig is • maand waarin Jessica jarig is
Mr & Mrs Rogers Crossword 2025-07-25
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- Bride's Favourite Video Game
- Years We've Been Together
- Groom's First Job
- Groom's Eye Colour
- Bride's Birth Month
- Bride's Maid of Honour
- Bride's Favourite Takeaway
- Groom's Favourite Artist
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- Groom's Favourite Colour
- Our First Home
- First Holiday
- Bride's Primary School
- Our Engagement Month
- Groom's Middle Name
- Bride's First Concert
- Groom's Best Man
16 Clues: First Holiday • Our First Home • Groom's Best Man • Groom's First Job • Groom's Eye Colour • Bride's Birth Month • Groom's Middle Name • Our Engagement Month • Bride's First Concert • Bride's Primary School • Bride's Maid of Honour • Groom's Favourite Colour • Groom's Favourite Artist • Years We've Been Together • Bride's Favourite Takeaway • Bride's Favourite Video Game
Chinex 2026-07-23
China: The FIrst Explorers 2022-05-04
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- ___________would also regularly give gifts, gold, silver, and exotic animals in exchange for peace and the right to trade with the Chinese
- Commander __________ completed 7 voyages in the Pacific and Indian Ocean
- During his 28 year ___________ career, Admiral Zheng visited 37 countries
- The Chinese did not try to ___________ other regions
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- Over 60 of 317 ships on the first voyage were _____________ships
- Different countries explored the world through _________voyages
- The _____________wanted to control trade and impress with a display of Chinese strength
7 Clues: The Chinese did not try to ___________ other regions • Different countries explored the world through _________voyages • Over 60 of 317 ships on the first voyage were _____________ships • Commander __________ completed 7 voyages in the Pacific and Indian Ocean • During his 28 year ___________ career, Admiral Zheng visited 37 countries • ...
Han dynasty crossword 2022-03-25
Victoria & James 2014-08-16
16 Clues: Minimoon • Best man • University • First house • Maid of honour • Where they live • Mother of the bride • Father of the groom • Mother of the groom • Father of the bride • Church's second saint • Month they got engaged • Where they got engaged • Month they got together • Victoria's Hen party location • Victoria's favourite take-away
Notarianjni Sp 1 Unit 4 La Universidad 2021-01-06
16 Clues: now • French • I take • Chinese • English • s/he takes • I want to be • I speak,talk • I receive,get • s/he wants to be • s/he decides that • s/he speaks/talks • s/he receives,gets • his/her is name is • there is/there are • s/he decides to study
Love BG 2022-02-20
16 Clues: cinema • dream trip • unborn son • first movie • flower bouquet • first breakfast • the evil butler • ice cream events • my cute pet name • cafe animal cafe • our Chinese zodiac • your cute pet name • first tv series together • animal I interpret you as • First in person meal date • where we first properly met
muahahahaha 2024-09-02
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- arcade game with flippers and a ball
- worlds longest river
- star wars "bear"
- "I'm not a ___" (checkbox)
- "_____ Location"
- biggest US state
- face off
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- opposite colors
- desert in mongolia and china
- FNAF chica animal
- chinese-based type of chicken
- FNAF freddy animal
- cries
- stupid, in Japanese
- rabbit skin
- FNAF bonnie animal
16 Clues: cries • face off • rabbit skin • opposite colors • star wars "bear" • "_____ Location" • biggest US state • FNAF chica animal • FNAF freddy animal • FNAF bonnie animal • stupid, in Japanese • worlds longest river • "I'm not a ___" (checkbox) • desert in mongolia and china • chinese-based type of chicken • arcade game with flippers and a ball
Types of Cuisines 2024-07-07
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- - Known for couscous
- - Known for pasta
- - Known for pho
- - Known for olives
- - Known for curry
- - Known for paella
- - Known for hummus
- - Known for tacos
- - Known for spicy food
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- - Known for sushi
- - Known for pastries
- - Known for noodles
- - Known for kimchi
- - Known for kebabs
- - Known for barbecue
- - Known for burgers
16 Clues: - Known for pho • - Known for sushi • - Known for pasta • - Known for curry • - Known for tacos • - Known for kimchi • - Known for kebabs • - Known for olives • - Known for paella • - Known for hummus • - Known for noodles • - Known for burgers • - Known for pastries • - Known for couscous • - Known for barbecue • - Known for spicy food
NATIONALITIES 2025-04-22
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- COMING FROM PORTUGAL
- COMING FROM JAPAN
- COMING FROM ITALY
- COMING FROM GERMANY
- COMING FROM INDIA
- COMING FROM FRANCE
- COMING FROM BELGIUM
- COMING FROM IRELAND
- COMING FROM CHINA
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- COMING FROM NETHERLANDS
- COMING FROM AUSTRALIA
- COMING FROM CANADA
- COMING FROM RUSSIA
- COMING FROM USA
- COMING FROM SPAIN
- COMING FROM ENGLAND
16 Clues: COMING FROM USA • COMING FROM JAPAN • COMING FROM ITALY • COMING FROM SPAIN • COMING FROM INDIA • COMING FROM CHINA • COMING FROM CANADA • COMING FROM RUSSIA • COMING FROM FRANCE • COMING FROM GERMANY • COMING FROM ENGLAND • COMING FROM BELGIUM • COMING FROM IRELAND • COMING FROM PORTUGAL • COMING FROM AUSTRALIA • COMING FROM NETHERLANDS
Exploration 2020-02-19
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- Economic thought that led to so much competition between Europe
- First to make it to India from Europe
- Human made floating islands for agriculture
- East India Companies were given this right for Mercantilism
- Part of the reason the Chinese and Japanese closed their doors
- Dynasty that ousted the Mongol (Yuan) Dynasty
- Grant of land and natives in Latin America
- Slaves, Guns, Cash Crops
- Patron/protector of the natives and of Mexico
- Had a negative impact on populations; Columbian Exchange
- The version of Christianity the Iberian nations brought
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- The reason the Chinese stopped exploration
- Original settlers of Canada
- A social organization in the Iberian colonies
- The demarcation between Portuguese and Spanish land
- Tool used by Muslims to navigate, created by the Greeks
- A world war that involved England and France (N.A., India, Europe)
- Split inheritance led to his giant empire
- Found in Potosi and Zacatecas, by the Spanish
- Bartolome de las Casas was sent to investigate this
- System of work where Inca's provided for each other
- First to export African slaves for use in sugar plantations
- Conquered the Aztec Empire
23 Clues: Slaves, Guns, Cash Crops • Conquered the Aztec Empire • Original settlers of Canada • First to make it to India from Europe • Split inheritance led to his giant empire • The reason the Chinese stopped exploration • Grant of land and natives in Latin America • Human made floating islands for agriculture • A social organization in the Iberian colonies • ...
Industrial Revolution & Manifest Destiny 2021-03-09
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- mostly farming was done here
- factory owners that influenced politics
- steel process that allowed stronger steel
- sped up the process of cleaning cotton fiber
- man made river
- to give up
- country we paid $10 million for Gadsden Purchase
- immigrants that crossed Pacific to find gold
- most major cities were located here
- factories built next to these for power
- Chinese became experts at building these
- growth of factory system and manufacturing
- religious group that settled in Utah
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- last name of Mormon leader that was killed
- population shift from rural areas to cities
- discovered in California in 1849
- creator interchangeable parts-last name
- state that was annexed in 1845
- creator of steamboat
- improved transportation on waterways
- last name of Mormon leader that finished journey
- canal in New York that aided shipping to the west
- type of wagon used on the Oregon Trail
- last name of man who brought cotton gin to US
- last name of pres. who completed Manifest Destiny
- name of mountains that were difficult to cross
- negative consequence of cotton gin-increased it
- 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe________
28 Clues: to give up • man made river • creator of steamboat • mostly farming was done here • state that was annexed in 1845 • discovered in California in 1849 • 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe________ • most major cities were located here • improved transportation on waterways • religious group that settled in Utah • type of wagon used on the Oregon Trail • creator interchangeable parts-last name • ...
Chapter 27 and Chapter Chapter 28 2021-10-19
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- Shah who modernized Persia
- The Turkish peninsula between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
- Led the Chinese Communists Party during the Long March
- Influenced Gandhi because of his ideas on civil disobedience
- movement in which writers expressed pride in their African roots and protested colonial rule
- A Mexican President who approved the Constitution of 1917
- When people refuse to buy certain goods
- A list of demands that sought to Make China a Japanese Protectorate
- An ancient doctrine of non-violence and reverence for all life
- A movement that rejected Confucian traditions and learning from the West
- Large plantations controlled by landowning elite
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- Government takeover of natural resources
- Chinese nationalists party
- Elite leaders of a communist revolution
- This declaration advocated for the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine
- This nationalist movement was built on the shared heritage of Arabs who lived in lands from the Arabian Peninsula to North Africa
- A policy of rigid segregation
- Members of the lowest caste or class
- emphasized the unity of Africans and people of African descent worldwide
- Preached that the power of love could change wrongdoers
20 Clues: Chinese nationalists party • Shah who modernized Persia • A policy of rigid segregation • Members of the lowest caste or class • Elite leaders of a communist revolution • When people refuse to buy certain goods • Government takeover of natural resources • Large plantations controlled by landowning elite • Led the Chinese Communists Party during the Long March • ...
China Review swanson 2023-03-01
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- why did the Zhou Dynasty fail?
- in this idea, people are born naturally evil
- the shang Dynasty lasted how long?
- these insects were distorting citrus trees of farmers
- what cover most of China's land
- what happened when the Zhou Dynasty weakened
- Qin based his rule on the ideas on
- confucius wanted to end the ____ in China and bring ___ to society
- which word best describes Qin shihuangdi
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- these weapons where used to take over nearby areas
- in China, rich landowners are also called
- what material of clothing was made from shang famers?
- how many miles long was the "great wall" during the Han Empire
- books opposing Qin Shihuangdi's views were publicly ____
- Qin Shihuangdi had everyonewho opposed (go against) him or ____
- the proper way a king is supposed to act
- farmers used this type of plow for farming
- which Empre had the most land
- people who made sure government officials were doing their job
- in this idea, people are told to be one with nature
- Confucius was china's first great teacher
- who did the Chinese believe was the "link" between heaven and earth?
- ___was the basic building block to Chinese society
- confucius belived that all people needed a sense of
24 Clues: which Empre had the most land • why did the Zhou Dynasty fail? • what cover most of China's land • the shang Dynasty lasted how long? • Qin based his rule on the ideas on • the proper way a king is supposed to act • which word best describes Qin shihuangdi • in China, rich landowners are also called • Confucius was china's first great teacher • ...
Inmigrantes Crossword (Isabelle Cowan & Carolyn Hintz) 2023-04-06
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- The chinese immigrants settled west of the ___ Mountains.
- The Chinese Exclusion Act prohibited immigration from China for __ years.
- Irish immigrants kept what religion when they moved to the US?
- Majority of Filipino immigrants were this descent
- Irish immigrants were brought to the US by what?
- Did the Baron de Hirsch Fund help Jewish immigrants get through Ellis Island?
- Cómo llegaron japoneses inmigrantes?
- What jobs did Puerto Ricans have when they arrived?
- What type of language is Scottish?
- What group did Jewish immigrants flee from?
- Sports cars were introduced to the US by this group
- What part of Italy did immigrants come from?
- Most Japanese immigrants were this religion
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- What was a common struggled each immigrant group faced?
- Traditional instrument from Scotland
- How did many African immigrants arrive?
- Longest holiday for Filipinos
- What immigrants brought Jazz to the US?
- Job Japanese immigrants worked
- What group arrived in 1994?
- Mexican immigrants struggled with job crisis,food shortages and ___?
- How Scottish immigrants were treated
- What percentage of America's population consists of Italians?
- Puerto Ricans arrived through Military ___ planes.
- How many Scottish Highland Games are there
25 Clues: What group arrived in 1994? • Longest holiday for Filipinos • Job Japanese immigrants worked • What type of language is Scottish? • Traditional instrument from Scotland • Cómo llegaron japoneses inmigrantes? • How Scottish immigrants were treated • How did many African immigrants arrive? • What immigrants brought Jazz to the US? • How many Scottish Highland Games are there • ...
Japan Test 1 Study Crossword 2013-04-30
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- Second and third wave of settlers
- A famous shogun
- Imperial government relied on this family
- Rulers that descended from the sun goddess
- Japan’s famous volcano
- Writing in the ordinary form of speech; not poetry
- Being reverent to God, parents, elders, etc.
- Southern most island
- Ruler of Japan who observed Confucianism
- A view of life adopted from Chinese
- Japan’s first emperor
- First wave of settlers
- Japan experiences many of these
- Oldest Religion
- Northern most island
- Japan imitated the culture of this country
- Fit to live on
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- A samurai without a ruling lord
- A warrior who practices this kind of fighting
- A set of written characters, each representing a syllable
- Capital of Japan
- Means “Land of the Rising Sun”
- Water between Japan and China
- A person present in the court of a king, emperor; attendant
- This man came up with syllabary
- near tropics; having hot summers and warm winters
- An emperor of Japan
- violent storm; hurricane
- Smallest island
- Japan’s Golden Age
- Supreme general; military leader of Japan
- Home of Japan’s capital; largest island
32 Clues: Fit to live on • A famous shogun • Smallest island • Oldest Religion • Capital of Japan • Japan’s Golden Age • An emperor of Japan • Southern most island • Northern most island • Japan’s first emperor • Japan’s famous volcano • First wave of settlers • violent storm; hurricane • Water between Japan and China • Means “Land of the Rising Sun” • A samurai without a ruling lord • ...
Chapter 4 THE SPANISH ERA 2013-08-17
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- A title given to those who personally funded their expeditions
- Social and Political aristocracy
- Father of Ilocos Literature
- The treaty or agreement between Portugal and Spain to move the demarcation line 370 leagues west of Cape Verde Islands
- Queen Juana
- The earliest banking institution in the Philippines
- Veto power of the governor-general during the Spanish period
- natives of the Philippines without Spanish or Chinese ancestry
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- The first Filipino printer
- The first Cebuano convert, widowed niece of Tupas
- Father of Filipino Painting
- The first successful foreign invasion of the Philippines after the Spanish conquest
- A German who introduced lithography in the country
- A Spanish one-act opera with satirical theme
- This festival is held in honor of San Isidro Labrador, the patron Saint of farmers
- Assignment of annual quotas to each province for the compulsory sale of products to the government
- A court conducted by an incoming governor-general to examine the conduct of the out-going governor-general
- Alias of Cheng Cheng-kung
- The term used to call the Chinese during the Spanish times
- One of Legazpi's men who discovered the image of the Sto. Niño in one of the houses
20 Clues: Queen Juana • Alias of Cheng Cheng-kung • The first Filipino printer • Father of Ilocos Literature • Father of Filipino Painting • Social and Political aristocracy • A Spanish one-act opera with satirical theme • The first Cebuano convert, widowed niece of Tupas • A German who introduced lithography in the country • The earliest banking institution in the Philippines • ...
Red Scarf Girl Vocabulary Part 1 2017-02-16
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- a member of the communist party who attempts to alter communist ideals
- the official color of Communisim
- a radical organization of Chinese youth who supported Mao
- economic system characterized by private owenership of property
- person who actively fights against the Communist party
- a radical reform in China initiated by Mao in 1966
- Chinese Communist leader 1893-1976
- an account of teh author's personal experiences
- a member of the conservative party who disagreed with or opposed the Communist Party
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- the use of objects to represent ideas/beliefs/etc.
- the worst enemies of communism and the common people
- the act of setting someone free
- economic system in which land is held by few that leased land to farmers in return for large share of crops
- form of propaganda in the shape of a large handwritten poster
- a formal and solemn declaration of objection
- of or relating to the shared knowledge and values of a society
- elementary students who formed to imitate the Red Guards
- a member of the middle class
- information used to promote a particular belief
- a landowner who leases to others
20 Clues: a member of the middle class • the act of setting someone free • the official color of Communisim • a landowner who leases to others • Chinese Communist leader 1893-1976 • a formal and solemn declaration of objection • information used to promote a particular belief • an account of teh author's personal experiences • the use of objects to represent ideas/beliefs/etc. • ...
Music in Ancient Cultures and Civilizations 2024-01-25
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- the composition of multiple simultaneously sounding and rhythmically independent parts..
- Other flutes were found in the caves of the..
- a word meaning "dance, song, instrumental performance, reading of poetry, dramatic performances"..
- One jeong-gan means one..
- a word meaning "Maker of songs"..
- Believed to be the first instrument..
- one example of melodic instrument in African culture..
- Buddhist Chant..
- one example a rhythmic instrument in African culture..
- Orchestral/instrumental music..
- the word music comes from Greek word..
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- 7 pitches in the scale, raised 4th scale degree..
- music used in...religious ceremonies are based on Egyptian music and religious services..
- This many holes in the original flute..
- means "National Music" in Korea..
- example of stringed instrument in Chinese culture..
- Music became an element of philosophical study by the followers of..
- They have the oldest known example of written music notation..
- The bone of the cave bear that made the flute..
- Goddess of Music, Dance, and Celebration..
- Repeated musical phrase with melodic/rhythmic patterns..
- two pipes joined with one mouth piece..
- Wood flute instrument in Korean Culture
- ancient word for music in Chinese culture..
24 Clues: Buddhist Chant.. • One jeong-gan means one.. • Orchestral/instrumental music.. • means "National Music" in Korea.. • a word meaning "Maker of songs".. • Believed to be the first instrument.. • the word music comes from Greek word.. • This many holes in the original flute.. • two pipes joined with one mouth piece.. • Wood flute instrument in Korean Culture • ...
World History Final Exam Review 2024-03-07
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- Muslim leader during the crusades
- Islam was spread in Africa through this
- Person who crucified Jesus Christ of Nazareth
- Writing system of Egyptians
- King who made cruel punishments "eye for an eye"
- Chinese idea based on 5 relationships
- Government ruled by a king/queen
- Religion in North Africa, still used today
- Children of rulers take the throne
- Popes were moved from Rome to this place in Italy
- Main social structure in North Africa
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- Peace & prosperity in Rome
- Ruler who created the Great Wall of China
- The person who stopped the persecution of Christians
- How Britain beat France in the 100 years war
- These people won the Peloponnese war
- Greek philosopher that was about "truth & justice"
- Chinese idea based on nature "ying & yang"
- A place where an Egyptian king/queen is buried
- King gives land to a noble for loyalty
- Absolute power under one person
- Government ruled by the people
- How Black Death was spread
- Lasting influence Roman Empire had on modern times
- How Julius Caesar died
- Two most important trade items in ancient West Africa
- Child's respect for parents
- Hausa empire never happened in central Africa because
28 Clues: How Julius Caesar died • Peace & prosperity in Rome • How Black Death was spread • Writing system of Egyptians • Child's respect for parents • Government ruled by the people • Absolute power under one person • Government ruled by a king/queen • Muslim leader during the crusades • Children of rulers take the throne • These people won the Peloponnese war • ...
Chapter 20 crossword 2025-01-29
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- The main religion of the Ottomans was ____
- Members of the Ottoman Society for Union and Progress
- This British colony was where Opium was grown to trade
- Political, social, and technological reforms were made in the _____
- The ____ ended up in Egypt
- Commander who occupied Egypt area before the British
- Sultan who restricted rights and invalidated the constitution
- ____ Was the town in Sudan which was under Egyptian authority
- The Chinese civil service exam was not effective anymore because of ____
- Leader of the Taiping rebellion (known for being mentally unstable)
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- Thinkers in crippling civilizations considered to adopt ____ ____ to help
- One of the most devastating rebellions of China
- ____ were the wealthy merchant class in China
- Manchu emperor of the Qing Dynasty
- ____ was a strategic location for trade in the Red Sea
- United Egypt after the fall of the Malmuks (not the boxer)
- Chinese revolutionary who led a rebellion on the Qing Dynasty
- Wars between China and Britain about the Opium business in China
- Last Qing emperor who was dethroned as a little boy
- ____ was the city where the British exported Opium into China
- Wealthy landowning class of Ottomans
- Promised deliverer; Name given to Muhammad Ahmad
22 Clues: The ____ ended up in Egypt • Manchu emperor of the Qing Dynasty • Wealthy landowning class of Ottomans • The main religion of the Ottomans was ____ • ____ were the wealthy merchant class in China • One of the most devastating rebellions of China • Promised deliverer; Name given to Muhammad Ahmad • Last Qing emperor who was dethroned as a little boy • ...
Spring Break Review 2025-03-13
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- Weather phenomena, helped facilitate Indian Ocean trade
- Oldest Civilization in the Americas
- United the Inca Empire
- Alternative name for Corn (Mesoamerica)
- _______________ Group: Bantu Peoples
- Only woman ruler of China
- Greek Military Formation
- Device to calculate position based on celestial objects
- Wealthy West African King who became famous from Hajj
- Leader Responsible for Aztec Collapse
- 2nd emperor of Tang
- Last major West African Empire
- Raw material or product that can be bought or sold
- Xia failed to conquer these people
- City States that participated in Indian Ocean Trade
- Gao, Djenne and _____________: Major trade cities in Trans Saharan Trade
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- Song Capital
- Athenian Alliance after Persian Wars
- Major City in the Inca Empire
- Farming Method of the Aztec
- Holiest City in Islam
- Blend of Daoism, Buddhism and another Chinese Philosophy
- Besides gold, often traded on Trans-Saharan Trade Routes
- Holy book in Quran
- Mandatory Public Service in the Inca
- Built Grand Canal
- Major Medieval Chinese Innovation, not moveable type
- belief that spirits living in animals, plants etc. play an important role in life
- Inca Record Keeping
- Ibn who wrote about Mansa Musa
30 Clues: Song Capital • Built Grand Canal • Holy book in Quran • 2nd emperor of Tang • Inca Record Keeping • Holiest City in Islam • United the Inca Empire • Greek Military Formation • Only woman ruler of China • Farming Method of the Aztec • Major City in the Inca Empire • Last major West African Empire • Ibn who wrote about Mansa Musa • Xia failed to conquer these people • ...
Ancient China 2025-12-17
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- The invention that was originally made for medical purposes
- A dynasty that isn't proven to be real
- Continent that China is in
- A type of way kings would try to predict their future
- Philosopher who founded daoism
- The modern day country that the Ancient Chinese lived in
- The invention that the Europeans were jealous
- Philosophy where people treat others like a family
- The trading route that the Ancient civilizations took to trade
- The philosophy where you have to follow strict laws
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- The name of the big wall meant to protect the Ancient Chinese from the mongols
- The name of the famous army built to protect an emperor during his after life
- A way of farming where you have to cut mountains flat
- Name of a famous emperor
- Name of the 3rd largest river in the world
- The name of the mountain range that has the tallest mountain on Earth
- Real name of the Yellow River
- Name of the desert to the north of China
- The period of time when the Zhao Dynasty's states went to war on each other and lasted more than 200 years
- The philosophy where you interact with nature and live peacefully
20 Clues: Name of a famous emperor • Continent that China is in • Real name of the Yellow River • Philosopher who founded daoism • A dynasty that isn't proven to be real • Name of the desert to the north of China • Name of the 3rd largest river in the world • The invention that the Europeans were jealous • Philosophy where people treat others like a family • ...
March Crossword 2026-03-14
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- Both the US men's and women's teams won gold in this sport
- Timothée ____, celebrity who recently insulted ballet and opera
- President Trump declared a federal emergency after a sewage spill in this river
- Former Prince of England with ties to Epstein
- Iranian Supreme Leader killed in recent attacks
- Ramadan event held at Sidwell
- President Trump is planning to start construction on the ____ Center
- Sidwell's faculty host a ____ arts club
- Sidwell's Shanghai sister school Fudan ____
- New disease outbreak in the DMV as of Jan. 7
- El ____, Mexican drug lord
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- Sidwell's FAN planned a ____ out theme for girl's basketball's ISL finals against Bullis
- ____ and Prose, a local bookstore hosting author events
- Where Chinese and Metropolitan Policy and the DMV students went on a recent field trip
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
- Sidwell's FAN planned a ____ out theme for the DCSAA basketball finals
- This Chinese New Year celebrated the year of the ____
- Nickname for figure skater Ilia Malinin
- Both the Sidwell men's and women's teams won the MAC and ISL, respectively, in this sport
- The time period Capital Jewish Museum's new exhibit explores
- FAN head Sisi ____
21 Clues: FAN head Sisi ____ • El ____, Mexican drug lord • Ramadan event held at Sidwell • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin • Nickname for figure skater Ilia Malinin • Sidwell's faculty host a ____ arts club • Sidwell's Shanghai sister school Fudan ____ • New disease outbreak in the DMV as of Jan. 7 • Former Prince of England with ties to Epstein • ...
lesson one china 2026-03-06
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- creator of the Zhou dynasty
- the length of miles of the Zhou Dynasty?
- A bone used by kings and priests to determine answers to serious questions
- they made there tools with this
- Who did the Shang people have to impress in order to live a good life and have good things?
- In China, rich landowners are also called
- a word to describe a river
- Which item is considered and important trade item for the Ancient Chinese?
- animal that were raised in China.
- Which weapon was NOT used to bring down the Zhou dynasty?
- Who did the Shang kings receive power and wisdom from?
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- appointed officials who work for the government
- Who did the Shang Kings ask to govern their territories?
- Characters that stand for objects
- a line of rulers from one family
- Fertile yellow soil that blows off the plains into the rivers during a flood is called ?
- What was the most popular job in Ancient China?
- The proper way of doing things
- Who did the Chinese believe was the “link” between heaven and earth?
- two or more characters that represent an idea
- Why did the Zhou dynasty fail?
21 Clues: a word to describe a river • creator of the Zhou dynasty • The proper way of doing things • Why did the Zhou dynasty fail? • they made there tools with this • a line of rulers from one family • Characters that stand for objects • animal that were raised in China. • the length of miles of the Zhou Dynasty? • In China, rich landowners are also called • ...
Asia Exam Review 2025-02-10
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- Helped transport goods and ideas throughout Asia, Africa and Europe
- Leader of North Vietnam in the Vietnam War
- Founder of Buddhism (real name)
- South Vietnam was supported by which country?
- Chinese Philosopherher who believed in 5 Values of Life
- Which religion teaches that everything on earth has a spirit and adherents spend time in nature to connect with those spirits?
- United States supported this Korea during the war against communism.
- Mountain range in China where Mt. Everest is
- Under the one-child policy in China, which gender decreased?
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- United States fought in Korea and Vietnam to stop the spread of ...
- Japan c___________ Korea, Vietnam and parts of China to gain control of resources and land for their empire
- Longest River in China
- North Korea today only trades with Russia and C______
- Rulers from the same family in Asia.
- First chairman/president of Communist China after Dynasty
- How many children were allowed by the Dictator Chinese Government when there was famine and millions died?
- Religion where everyone and thing has a spirit that connects to nature
- Loyal warriers that followed Bushido and served their Shogun and Daiymos.
- Line that divides North and South Korea till this day
- Archipelago Country in East Asia
- Cycle in China where dynasties rose and fell according to a pattern
21 Clues: Longest River in China • Founder of Buddhism (real name) • Archipelago Country in East Asia • Rulers from the same family in Asia. • Leader of North Vietnam in the Vietnam War • Mountain range in China where Mt. Everest is • South Vietnam was supported by which country? • North Korea today only trades with Russia and C______ • ...
WH Chapter 2 Vocab 2024-09-20
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- A marshy triangular area of land formed by a river
- professional record keepers
- Seasonal winds that affect India's climate
- Practiced by the Egyptians where they embalm and dry their dead in wraps
- belief in many gods
- a political system in which lords are granted land by the king
- development of skills in a specific kind of work
- pyramid shaped temple in Mesopotamia
- King of Babylon who displayed laws in his kingdom
- First type of paper made out of reeds in Egypt
- This was the cycle that described the rise, decline, and replacement of Chinese dynasties.
- skilled workers who make goods by hand
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- first writing system ever
- a government where a religious figure rules
- The first king who united Egypt
- Fertile yellow soil blown by winds from the deserts in northern China
- The _____ of Heaven was divine approval that allowed Chinese rulers to stay in power.
- means the land between two rivers
- Egyptian writing, means sacred carving
- Word for Egyptian god kings
- long lasting pattern of organization in a community
- A giant triangular shaped tomb
- a series of rulers from a single family
23 Clues: belief in many gods • first writing system ever • professional record keepers • Word for Egyptian god kings • A giant triangular shaped tomb • The first king who united Egypt • means the land between two rivers • pyramid shaped temple in Mesopotamia • Egyptian writing, means sacred carving • skilled workers who make goods by hand • a series of rulers from a single family • ...
Tools and Cultures throughout Trade. Fisher. Pd. 1. 2024-10-20
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- Capital of Mongolia from 1235-1260
- this revolution transformed the economies of regions under Muslim rule
- these people gathered in a place separate from their homeland
- A bantu language used in African city states along the sea roads
- a hidden city that changed religions
- commonly known as the richest man ever who ruled the Mali empire
- the new version of an impactful philosophy created by an old Chinese man
- a Chinese explorer and diplomat from the ming dynasty
- part of a ship to venture the Indian ocean
- Goods traded many times before reaching final destination
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- a major trade city as well as an intellectual learning center based in the Mali empire
- paper money
- a religion based off experience not faith
- An association of merchants who pooled resources to limit loss and maximize profit
- created an extremely large encyclopedia
- these people told stories and were of African descent
- a bacteria at fault for the lives of over 100 million people
- these animals were used to transport lots of goods because of their convenient lack of a need for water
- Roadside inns along major trade routes
- this tool was used to gather the offerings of heavenly deities
20 Clues: paper money • Capital of Mongolia from 1235-1260 • a hidden city that changed religions • Roadside inns along major trade routes • created an extremely large encyclopedia • a religion based off experience not faith • part of a ship to venture the Indian ocean • these people told stories and were of African descent • a Chinese explorer and diplomat from the ming dynasty • ...
Vocab #3 2025-11-25
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- yellow fertile wind-blown soil in China
- a state of perfect peace in Buddhism
- government jobs earned by passing tests
- a social class you are born into
- a person who spreads their religion
- the belief in nonviolence
- being reborn into a new life
- a long wall in China built for protection
- people who migrated into India and shaped early culture
- release from the cycle of reincarnation
- the main Buddhist teachings about suffering
- symbol showing balance between opposite forces
- a large region in South Asia including India
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- the rise and fall pattern of Chinese dynasties
- the steps to live a good mindful life in Buddhism
- belief that rulers get power from heaven
- Chinese philosophy about harmony with nature
- ancient Persian religion about good versus evil
- ancient sacred writings of Hinduism
- one of the oldest world religions begun in India
- the idea that actions affect future outcomes
- the universal spirit in Hinduism
- a person’s duty or moral responsibility
- respect for parents and elders
- a person’s soul in Hindu belief
- an ancient Indian empire known for art science and math
26 Clues: the belief in nonviolence • being reborn into a new life • respect for parents and elders • a person’s soul in Hindu belief • a social class you are born into • the universal spirit in Hinduism • ancient sacred writings of Hinduism • a person who spreads their religion • a state of perfect peace in Buddhism • yellow fertile wind-blown soil in China • ...
