countries Crossword Puzzles
S.E. Asia 2023-12-18
Across
- A limit placed on imported goods
- Citizens vote for legislature, then legislature votes for leader
- The law that countries have about freedoms and rights
- Exchange To exchange two currencies between two different countries
- A countries leaders are a small group of people
- Citizens vote directly for leader
- An economy based on tradition, culture, and customs
- Country that allows citizens to have freedom and vote
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- To ban trade with another country
- the party that believes everyone should have equal everything
- A ruler who has total control
- An economy where citizens have no economic control
- No freedoms/typically one ruler with all power
- An economy where citizens have full control of the economy
- An economy where both market and command are implemented
- A tax placed on imported goods
- Japan's ceremonial leader
- To trade two items as a way to earn things
18 Clues: Japan's ceremonial leader • A ruler who has total control • A tax placed on imported goods • A limit placed on imported goods • To ban trade with another country • Citizens vote directly for leader • To trade two items as a way to earn things • No freedoms/typically one ruler with all power • A countries leaders are a small group of people • ...
Human Well-Being 2016-10-16
Across
- total income or goods and services produced in a country within a given year
- measures freedom of information in countries
- measures happiness, incorporating ecological footprint, life satisfaction and life expectancy
- measures the importance of human development while weighing up the cost of economic development on the environment
- combined Human Wellbeing Index (HWI) and Ecosystem Wellbeing Index (EWI)
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- determines the world's least peaceful countries using 23 indicators across 158 countries
- highlights the vulnerability of countries to collapse or conflict
- measures life expectancy, literacy and GDP per capita
- compares human, economic and environmental well being in 151 countries
- measures GDP, as well as environment and human resources
10 Clues: measures freedom of information in countries • measures life expectancy, literacy and GDP per capita • measures GDP, as well as environment and human resources • highlights the vulnerability of countries to collapse or conflict • compares human, economic and environmental well being in 151 countries • ...
Marissa D's Crossword 2016-12-05
Across
- Cambodia and Guatemala are examples of this.
- trade rules getting taken away.
- buying goods with other countries.
- sun and water are NOT examples of these.
- how many items of a specific product can be imported.
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- selling goods with other countries.
- country that create a new manufacturing.
- countries relying on each other for resources.
- rules that decide what goods and be produced.
- people need these things to meet their needs.
- sun and water are examples of these.
- United States and France are examples of this.
- tax added to imported goods.
13 Clues: tax added to imported goods. • trade rules getting taken away. • buying goods with other countries. • selling goods with other countries. • sun and water are examples of these. • country that create a new manufacturing. • sun and water are NOT examples of these. • Cambodia and Guatemala are examples of this. • rules that decide what goods and be produced. • ...
Steps toward the Great War 2013-03-29
Across
- The expansion of a country's empire
- The most powerful countries of Europe divided into two _____
- Deep loyalty to one's own country
- Significant city in Austria-Hungary regarding the Archduke
- _____ heightened as competition among countries continued
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- First country that Germany declared war on
- Great Britain's rival in producing naval ships
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand's _____ initiated the war
- Countries' _____ flourished due to the industrial revolution
- Canada fought for the Triple _____
- The second country to Britain in number of colonies
- The desire to have a large army
- The acronym that represents the indirect causes
13 Clues: The desire to have a large army • Deep loyalty to one's own country • Canada fought for the Triple _____ • The expansion of a country's empire • First country that Germany declared war on • Great Britain's rival in producing naval ships • The acronym that represents the indirect causes • Archduke Franz Ferdinand's _____ initiated the war • ...
Steps toward the Great War 2013-03-29
Across
- The desire to have a large army
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand's _____ initiated the war
- The acronym that represents the indirect causes
- First country that Germany declared war on
- Canada fought for the Triple _____
- Countries' _____ flourished due to the industrial revolution
- The second country to Britain in number of colonies
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- The expansion of a country's empire
- Deep loyalty to one's own country
- _____ heightened as competition among countries continued
- The most powerful countries of Europe divided into two _____
- Significant city in Austria-Hungary regarding the Archduke
- Great Britain's rival in producing naval ships
13 Clues: The desire to have a large army • Deep loyalty to one's own country • Canada fought for the Triple _____ • The expansion of a country's empire • First country that Germany declared war on • Great Britain's rival in producing naval ships • The acronym that represents the indirect causes • Archduke Franz Ferdinand's _____ initiated the war • ...
Interconnected World Terms 2023-04-20
Across
- when three different economics come together
- A country that has made a lot of improvements since it started
- The quality of life and the good parts of living
- has to deal with mass production of raw materials in certain areas
- An oil company that distributes around the world
- the economic name for the currency used in Europe
- The way that the uses their economic activity
- A trade agreement made by America,Canada,and Mexico
- The government wants to restrict trade to other countries and it is called
- when countries do not set limits on what they can trade
- people have independence to leave someplace which means a large amount also moves out
- economy that focuses on paying people and making the money back
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- The increasing interdependence of nations and peoples across the globe
- it has to deal with the raw materials that they get from the Primary sector such as smelting it down
- if a place as a weak economy they will have a harder time doing what they need to do
- is where all the industries are and how they work and what they do
- when a group of people move from one place to another
- The name of India’s movie production that goes all over the world
- When the economy is independent about itself
- Shared characteristics of a group of people or a country
- It is another word for duty that the entire country has to do
- countries have to protect themselves and their countries businesses
- when people compare their economics to other countries economics
- when people illegally get into a country
- when a lot of people live in an area and is considered a town
- this economic system focuses on supply and demand
26 Clues: when people illegally get into a country • when three different economics come together • When the economy is independent about itself • The way that the uses their economic activity • The quality of life and the good parts of living • An oil company that distributes around the world • the economic name for the currency used in Europe • ...
COLD WAR 2024-06-05
Across
- Crisis that occurred when Stalin cut all road, rail and waterway access to Allied-controlled Berlin
- Policy used by the USA to keep Communism within its existing borders in order to prevent its spread elsewhere
- Witch hunt to find anyone in US that might be communist or soft on communism
- A type of conflict whereby countries fight on the behalf of more powerful countries
- the economic system where the government owns all property and businesses
- Military alliance formed by the USSR and her allies
- A term coined by Winston Churchill that refers to the ideological division of Western and Eastern Europe
- Stated that the US will help any country that did not want communism
- Economic program launched by the USA to help rebuild post-WWII Europe
- The belief that when a country falls to Communism, the neighbouring countries will follow suit
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- resulted in a divided country at the 38th parallel
- Meeting and treaties to start to decrease arms in the US and USSR
- the restructuring of Russia's economy brought about by Gorbachec
- When Russia obtained this type of weapon, the Cold War began
- After WWII the US and the USSR became the world's ___’s
- Military alliance formed by the western countries of Europe that didn't want Communism
- A type of missile that was first launched by the USSR in 1957, with a minimum range of 5500km
- Russia was the 1st to send something into space and called it _____
- A country that is controlled by the Soviet Union usually being used as a bufferne The guiding principle behind USA’s foreign policy that was aimed at stopping Soviet expansion after WWII
- removing this was symbolic of the end of the Cold War
- Feared outcome of a conflict, should both countries decide to use nuclear weapons against each other
21 Clues: resulted in a divided country at the 38th parallel • Military alliance formed by the USSR and her allies • removing this was symbolic of the end of the Cold War • After WWII the US and the USSR became the world's ___’s • When Russia obtained this type of weapon, the Cold War began • the restructuring of Russia's economy brought about by Gorbachec • ...
Rivers 2023-09-29
Across
- What is the largest river in South America, known for its rich biodiversity?
- What river flows through the Pacific Northwest of North America, known for its salmon runs?
- What river is a major waterway in Southeast Asia, passing through several countries, including Vietnam and Cambodia?
- What river forms the border between Russia and China and flows into the Sea of Japan?
- What major river flows through the central United States and is known for the Mississippi Delta?
- What is the longest river in Asia, flowing through China and emptying into the East China Sea?
- What river is Europe's second-longest and passes through multiple countries, including Germany, Austria, and Hungary?
- What river flows through Iraq, Turkey, and other countries in the Middle East?
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- What river flows through the southwestern United States, creating the Grand Canyon?
- What river is known for its importance during the Klondike Gold Rush in North America?
- What is the longest river in Europe and flows through Russia?
- What river in southern Africa is famous for Victoria Falls, one of the world's largest waterfalls?
- What sacred river in India is considered holy by Hindus and plays a significant role in their culture?
- What river system in Australia is the country's longest and supports important agriculture?
- What river is the Tigris's twin and also flows through Iraq and other Middle Eastern countries?
- What European river flows through countries like Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands?
- What is the second-longest river in Africa and is known for its vast drainage basin and biodiversity?
- What river is located in South Asia, flowing through Pakistan and India?
- What is the longest river in the world, flowing through northeastern Africa?
- What major river runs through West Africa and is known for its distinctive "Great Bend"?
20 Clues: What is the longest river in Europe and flows through Russia? • What river is located in South Asia, flowing through Pakistan and India? • What is the largest river in South America, known for its rich biodiversity? • What is the longest river in the world, flowing through northeastern Africa? • ...
SS10-2 Unit 3 Vocab 2023-11-22
Across
- moral principles/values that guide peoples' decision making
- the increasing interdependence of world economies (mostly due to the increase of cross-border trade)
- when countries are able to exchange goods with very few restrictions or rules
- an external motivator that will influence the choice(s) a person will make
- the value of what you have to give up to do/get something else
- a special tax placed on goods that are being imported or exported
- the production, distribution, and use of income, wealth, and commodities
- development(s) that meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- when restrictions are removed or lessened for the free trade of goods between countries
- when government owned industries and services are sold to private businesses / individuals
- products that are traded between companies in developed and developing countries. Producers in developing countries are paid fair wages
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- when one company hires another company to do certain tasks in production
- the process of people around the world becoming more interconnected and dependent on one another
- goods that are brought INTO a country from another country with the intention of being sold
- a company that is created and run by a country or government (owned by the CROWN)
- goods that are sent OUT of a country to be sold in other countries
- the process of removing or reducing rules / regulations in the economy for industries or people
- areas of the sea around a country's shoreline that said country has the exclusive right to extract natural resources from
- the responsible management and use of land and resources so that future generations will be able to enjoy healthy environments full of resources
- when the demand for a good/service is higher than its avaiability, there is _________
20 Clues: moral principles/values that guide peoples' decision making • the value of what you have to give up to do/get something else • a special tax placed on goods that are being imported or exported • goods that are sent OUT of a country to be sold in other countries • when one company hires another company to do certain tasks in production • ...
Choose Your Geography Assignment 2024-02-26
Across
- Which of the Great Lakes, Michigan is the largest?
- Where is Death Valley?
- Where did the ABC book need to be based on?
- What modern day country is ruled by Theocracy?
- Taking over a place or object by force to increase power
- What species of butterfly travels across North America?
- A modern day example of Oligarchy
- What is the news website that Mrs. Hathaway showed us?
- What are on of the four C's of International Relations?
- How many total countries are non-permanent in the UN?
- How many pages did the ABC book have to be?
- How many primary organs are in the UN?
- A single ruler who inherits the power and country
- How many countries tried to conquer Africa in the Scramble for Africa?
- Who wrote the book 'The Wealth of Nations' in 1776 that inspired people t change the economy to capitalism?
- What government is ruled by priests and religion?
- A country or government ruled by a small group
- What law is capitalism based on?
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- What was the group that countries created to keep peace and stop world wars?
- Medieval European king give up part of the crown to other for military support and resources
- Ancient example of Dictatorship
- What two people created Communism? (Last names)
- What government has a ruler who has all the power and control and gets their way by force?
- Who did we learn Democracy from?
- What's the largest country in North America?
- How many countries are permanent members?
- A system of people voting for someone to represent their voice or vote
- In feudalism, who is on the second tier on the power pyramid?
- What continent did countries imperialize?
- An ancient example of Monarchy
30 Clues: Where is Death Valley? • An ancient example of Monarchy • Ancient example of Dictatorship • Who did we learn Democracy from? • What law is capitalism based on? • A modern day example of Oligarchy • How many primary organs are in the UN? • How many countries are permanent members? • What continent did countries imperialize? • Where did the ABC book need to be based on? • ...
Central America 2020-12-19
Across
- Communist country
- US commonwealth
- people who must leave home cause of wars
- way to learn about other countries
- Has no army
- Climate of Central America
- Bahamas, Virgin Islands
- export of Central America
- US missal crisis
- influenced culture of Central America
- poorest country in Central America
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- Built Panama Canal
- Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola
- Sailed the Caribbean
- this culture lived in Guatemala
- many countries faced this
- Major crop grown
- Major resource for beach resorts
- Ruler of Cuba
- what is the capital of Cuba
20 Clues: Has no army • Ruler of Cuba • US commonwealth • Major crop grown • US missal crisis • Communist country • Built Panama Canal • Sailed the Caribbean • Bahamas, Virgin Islands • many countries faced this • export of Central America • Climate of Central America • what is the capital of Cuba • this culture lived in Guatemala • Major resource for beach resorts • way to learn about other countries • ...
NON ALIGNED 2020-06-18
Across
- The situation in which something happens and that helps you to understand it
- The movement of people from any nation or group away from their own country; people who have moved away from their own country
- Who or what somebody/something is
- The act or process of freeing a country or a person from the control of somebody else
- A system in which one country controls other countries, often after defeating them in a war
- Freedom from political control by other countries
- The practice by which a powerful country controls another country or other countries
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- In which three or more groups, nations, etc. take part
- A group of countries that work closely together because they have similar political interests
- The process of changing data into a digital form that can be easily read and processed by a computer
- Existing in or involving different countries
- Political support given to one country or group by another
- The customs and beliefs, art, way of life and social organization of a particular country or group
13 Clues: Who or what somebody/something is • Existing in or involving different countries • Freedom from political control by other countries • In which three or more groups, nations, etc. take part • Political support given to one country or group by another • The situation in which something happens and that helps you to understand it • ...
crossword for book project 2020-03-15
Across
- a large place with its own government
- the people who caused World War 2
- a place were children who don't have parents go
- a place that has high amounts of poverty and violence
- a person that fights in the army
- a common weapon used in wars
- a word we say when we tell someone that we're not joking
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- a type of public transport used in many ways on land
- a battle between two countries
- a place densely populated with trees
- a type of fungi found on trees
- a synonym of scared
- an object that helps people see if their eyesight is bad
- the countries that were trying to stop the Nazis
- a book describing you
- an object that comes in spring and falls in autumn
- the countries that were allied to the Nazis
17 Clues: a synonym of scared • a book describing you • a common weapon used in wars • a battle between two countries • a type of fungi found on trees • a person that fights in the army • the people who caused World War 2 • a place densely populated with trees • a large place with its own government • the countries that were allied to the Nazis • ...
Regional Integration 2022-02-14
Across
- agreement between two parties
- impact on increasing economic exchange and links
- country seeking to become advanced
- interaction among individuals, nations etc
- policy use of taxes to influence the economy
- less economically developed than others
- control of money in the economy and how it is supplied
- where there is free movement of goods,services etc
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- reduction of trade barriers by two or more states to protect economic goals
- countries agreeing to a certain policy while getting free entry in return
- agreement between countries that have a common tax on imports from each other
- treaty between three or more nations
- having advanced infrastructure, service sectors etc
- buying, selling, exchanging goods/service
- countries promoting trade vis an agreement
- removing barriers for free movement of goods, services etc
- making laws etc less severe
17 Clues: making laws etc less severe • agreement between two parties • country seeking to become advanced • treaty between three or more nations • less economically developed than others • buying, selling, exchanging goods/service • countries promoting trade vis an agreement • interaction among individuals, nations etc • policy use of taxes to influence the economy • ...
Imperialism 2024-10-15
Across
- was done to make trade and repositioning of naval ships easier
- wanted America to stay out of other countries problems
- bought from Russia
- was signed at the end of the Spanish American war
- click bait
- Spain was blamed for destroying this
- placed many restrictions on Cuba
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- the war that took place in Cuba
- the idea that America is the policeman of the world
- Allowed south American countries to take out loans from north america
- was done in an attempt to westernize China
- when a country has control or protects another country
- U.S. began doing this to acquire more world power
- was ruled by queen Liliuokalani before being overthrown
- forced countries out of China and ended open door policy
- caused the death of thousands of Filipinos
- consisted of 8,000 men who volunteered to fight
17 Clues: click bait • bought from Russia • the war that took place in Cuba • placed many restrictions on Cuba • Spain was blamed for destroying this • was done in an attempt to westernize China • caused the death of thousands of Filipinos • consisted of 8,000 men who volunteered to fight • U.S. began doing this to acquire more world power • ...
Cold War Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-12
Across
- A war where a nation in the yellow sea got divided into two sides (communism and capitalism) and fought each other
- A time period after World War 2 where the United States and the Soviet Union had mistrust and stayed in a state of tension
- A war that involved a divided country in the South China Sea fighting each other on different ideologies (Capitalism and Communism)
- An allegiance made up of western countries and the United States to protect each other in case the Soviet Union planned to attack them
- A word that described the policy in stopping the spread of communism
- A form of economic aid to European Countries that needed to be restructured after World War 2
- An operation that involved supplying West Berlin via airlift cargos in order to keep it in check and not fall to the Soviets
- A race that both the United States and the Soviet Union competed against each other in making advance technological weapons
- A competition between the United States and the Soviet Union in having advance technology in space
- Wars that where major countries would not fight each other directly but support smaller countries into fight the other supported small countries
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- A principle that the United States should help countries that are being threatened by communism
- A tensional situation where the Soviet Union were delivering nuclear missiles into a country in the Carribean Sea
- Weapons/bombs that could cause major destruction and leave radiation after the explosion.
- A theory that if one country were to fall into communism, the other nations nearby would also fall to communism
- An imaginary line that split up Western Europe (Capitalism) and Eastern Europe (Communism)
15 Clues: A word that described the policy in stopping the spread of communism • Weapons/bombs that could cause major destruction and leave radiation after the explosion. • An imaginary line that split up Western Europe (Capitalism) and Eastern Europe (Communism) • A form of economic aid to European Countries that needed to be restructured after World War 2 • ...
Globalization 2023-11-03
Across
- The exchange of information and ideas across international borders, often emphasizing the importance of interconnectedness and cultural understanding.
- The state of being connected or linked, often emphasizing the importance of communication and accessibility across different regions.
- Relating to or involving two or more countries, often emphasizing the importance of interactions and relations between nations.
- Relating to or involving the interaction between different cultures, often emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting diverse cultural perspectives.
- The coexistence of different cultural or ethnic groups within a society, often emphasizing the importance of respecting and celebrating cultural diversity.
- Relating to or extending throughout the entire world, often emphasizing the presence and impact on a global scale.
- The reliance of countries or individuals on each other for goods, services, and resources, often emphasizing the importance of global cooperation and collaboration.
- The exchange of goods and services across international borders, often emphasizing the importance of economic interactions between countries.
- The process of increasing interdependence and connectivity among countries and individuals worldwide, often emphasizing the integration of economies and cultures.
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- The action of working together with others to achieve a common goal, often emphasizing the importance of leveraging diverse skills and perspectives.
- Involving or operating in several countries, often emphasizing the presence and impact of companies or organizations on a global scale.
- The action of countries working together for mutual benefit and progress, often emphasizing the importance of global collaboration and unity.
- The state of being diverse or varied, often emphasizing the importance of including different types of people or things.
- The state of being connected or related to others, often emphasizing the importance of understanding the global relationships and dependencies.
- Relating to or involving different cultures or cultural groups, often emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting diverse cultural perspectives.
15 Clues: Relating to or extending throughout the entire world, often emphasizing the presence and impact on a global scale. • The state of being diverse or varied, often emphasizing the importance of including different types of people or things. • ...
AP Crossword Puzzle 2022-02-17
Across
- An aspect of globalization due to globalization activities and beliefs in other countries or parts of the world, has influenced the activities and beliefs of people in other countries.
- Two countries trading products, services, and capital between them eventually form cooperation of a political nature.
- The former name of the World Trade Organization.
- Because of the capital being brought to the country by the large foreign investors, a number of Filipinos became employed.
- "Globalization can be defined as the intensification of worldwide social relations which link distant localities in such a way that local happenings are shaped by events occurring many miles away and vice versa." qouted by whom?
- It happened in a number of places in the world during the last part of the 18th century and early part of the 19th century.
- Deeply engraved in every Filipino as a result of the country’s colonization.
- The trade route between China and other countries during the 207–220 B.C.
- Started on October 24, 1945. Before they only had 51 members, but now they have 193 members.
- Number of members in the World Trade Organization.
- An organization that regulates and facilitates international trade between nations.
- This results in both countries as labor in the rich countries is denied work at the same time.
- A combination of western and eastern culture was formed because of this.
- An aspect of globalization that formed the United Nations.
- One of the countries dominated WTO
- The type of business put up by foreign investors in the Philippines. They are primarily service-oriented, which includes call centers.
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- The person who brought the culture of Ancient Greek to Southwest Asia, North Africa, and Southern Europe.
- Benefits gained in trading products, services and capitals with the other countries because the number of products one can choose from the market increases significantly.
- One of the goals of the Europeans in the places they colonized.
- An organization working to faster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world.
- The tobacco harvested by the Filipinos were sent to Mexico and sold there from 1565 - 1815.
- A free and comprehensive interaction of countries in the world in the areas of politics, economics, society, technology, and culture.
- One of the many others, delivers world news as it happens in real time.
- Results in products with low supply; we are forced to import the needed products, which in turn would result in higher prices.
- An aspect of globalization in which information technology has paved the way to cultural globalization.
- "Globalization is the most slippery, dangerous, and important buzzword of the late 20th century," qouted by whom?
- A country that was also spred Catholicism by the catholic missionaries from Europe.
- Multinational corporation bring to our country not only material goods but their culture as well. Subtly imbedded in every finished product is the introduction of a new culture.
- Refers to the advocacy system or theory of protecting domestic producers by impeding or limiting, as by tariffs or quotas, the importation of foreign goods and services.
- One of the diseases spread due to freedom to travel.
- An aspect of globalization, they formed different institutions and organizations like the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and GATT-WTO to control the world's economy.
- One of the countries dominated WTO
- It was founded after the World War in 1944.
- A trade that was previously done by western countries such as Spain, Portugal, England, and Holland during the 15th and 16th centuries.
- Connected continents, and made it easier for people in different parts of the world to communicate instantly with the use of satellites and miles-long fiber-optic cables.
- An aspect of globalization in which people come and go to other parts of the world to study, take a vacation, enjoy, work, compete, and research.
- A place where the minimum wage is 705 pesos as of 2021 per day.
- One of the goods included in the big contribution in expanding the exchange of ideas and people's knowledge.
- An agreement between different regions and countries that aims to open up economic trade, business, and financial coordination.
- Aim of the WTO is to remove them to create a free environment for foreign trade.
40 Clues: One of the countries dominated WTO • One of the countries dominated WTO • It was founded after the World War in 1944. • The former name of the World Trade Organization. • Number of members in the World Trade Organization. • One of the diseases spread due to freedom to travel. • An aspect of globalization that formed the United Nations. • ...
Chapters 10-14 2018-12-09
Across
- the main objective of this regional organization is to improve its member countries’ economies by opening markets, promoting economic development, and conserving the environment. It mostly serves South America.
- this agency works together with the World Bank to bring stability to international monetary affairs and to help expand world trade (initials)
- this global economic agency of the UN operates on the ideas that no special advantages should be given to countries, a country can protect domestic trade with tariffs, and countries can negotiate on the removal of trade restrictions once a member of the agency
- this agreement established a system of rules, institutions , and procedures for the postwar global economy
- this type of economy didn’t expand globally as easily as the free market because it didn’t encourage profit and governments controlled all aspects of it
- this type of funding makes trade difficult to conduct because a country helps to finance part of the price for a certain domestic good in order to make it cheaper when exported to other countries
- this regional agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the USA has been replaced with the USMCA in the USA, or CUSMA in Canada. The agreement promises to remove tariffs from certain products, remove restrictions from certain industries (dairy), and open up markets for export (online shopping) (initials)
- when countries give this aid, they are avoiding making a political decision as they provide funds to international organizations that do global work
- the ability of something to be maintained is given this term. As we have studied, it raises the issue of whether we can maintain our consumption of resources
- this organization includes free trade of goods and services, the free movement of capital and labour, and a common currency. Trading partners outside this trading bloc are subject to a common set of trade restrictions. This organization functions for Europe.
- provides loans to less developed countries that are in financial difficulty and these countries are usually required to meet certain political and economic conditions
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- this is how the IMF is funded and this payment is based on the wealth of a country as wealthier countries pay more
- this group, now changed to the G7 since 2014 after Russian was expelled, was a group consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, Russia and the United States. Its members belong to the IMF and World Bank and influenced policies of the WTO. This group was often criticized around the world for representing the elite and not considering the rest of the world in their policies.
- this term indicates that globalization has led to people moving from rural to cities as cities offer globally more services, employment, and economic opportunities
- this is the strongest form of regional integration in order to improve the economies of member countries
- this meant that all printed money would be convertible to gold and could be cashed for that gold
- this British economist’s ideas form the foundation for government spending and taxation and he influenced many Western economies to reform capitalism
- this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade
- this non-profit and sometimes international organizations usually doesn’t involve the government (even though the government might give it financial assistance) and includes agencies like the Red Cross, Greenpeace, OXFAM
- this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens
- this agency works to improve trade relations among the countries of the world by removing tariffs and other barriers to trade (intials)
- this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules
- this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other
- this is the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care. As seen in the textbook, people who believe in this feel a responsibility to protect and tend the earth to keep it healthy for future generations.
- this is when a country prints more money but the money buys less because there is too much of it
- this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly
- this economist’s ideas were that global economies should not be controlled by the government and need to have less government control and his ideas are seen when countries around the world privatize, cut spending, and reduce regulations
27 Clues: this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other • this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly • this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade • this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens • this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules • ...
International business 2022-08-06
Across
- goods that are tangible
- international business capital investment
- domestic business capital investment
- purchases of GAS from foreign countries
- nature of customers in international business
- licensing fee
- nature of customers in domestic business
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- contractual arrangement for patents, trade secrets or technology
- sales of GAS to foreign countries
- import of GAS for re-export to other countries
- Contract manufacturing
11 Clues: licensing fee • Contract manufacturing • goods that are tangible • sales of GAS to foreign countries • domestic business capital investment • purchases of GAS from foreign countries • international business capital investment • nature of customers in domestic business • nature of customers in international business • import of GAS for re-export to other countries • ...
Globalisation 2021-06-28
Across
- A firm which sells to other countries
- Within the home country of the firm
- The Government may decide to tax goods coming into the country to make it hard for foreign firms to compete
- A group of countries which work together to help each other with trade.
- A firm which has offices and factories in other countries
- Goods bought from firms in other countries and brought into the UK
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- A method for a firm to increase its overseas sales
- Selling to other countries
- When a firm adapts its products for a particular country
- Charges a Government makes for bringing goods into a country
10 Clues: Selling to other countries • Within the home country of the firm • A firm which sells to other countries • A method for a firm to increase its overseas sales • When a firm adapts its products for a particular country • A firm which has offices and factories in other countries • Charges a Government makes for bringing goods into a country • ...
Economic Inequality 2016-10-18
Across
- The name of the Government of Ireland's programme of assistance to developing countries
- A location we have studied as an Irish Aid Programme case study
- Long-term improvement aid to help tackle causes of poverty
- The average number of people per square kilometre
- Turning land into desert
- To owe money
- A form of aid other than money
- A coffee brand
- Worst country on the HDI
- The transfer of the ownership of goods or services, from one person or entity to another, in exchange for money
- Producing enough to support you & your family
- This is a measure of people's quality of life
- When one country transfers resources to help another country
- Long lasting solutions that help a country develop
- Another name for slowly developing countries
- Aid from government to world organisations
- These countries economies are growing rapidly
- African, Caribbean & Pacific countries
- One way of measuring economic development
- The action of making use of and benefiting from resources
- When one country controls another
- Aid given when natural disasters cause hunger and disease
- Another name for the developed world
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- A banana company brand name
- Aid from government to government
- Development aid helps develop this
- A source of aid
- The South-East Asian countries such as China & Malaysia are known as these
- Number one country on the HDI
- The gap in wealth and living standards between richer and poorer areas
- Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power
- A country that has the capacity to produce secondary goods and services
- How Governments generate money to provide aid
- An example of a natural disaster
- This type of aid comes with certain conditions
- Change in the weather patterns and lasts for extended periods
- An example of a resource transferred by one country to another
- A period of below average precipitation in a given region
38 Clues: To owe money • A coffee brand • A source of aid • Turning land into desert • Worst country on the HDI • A banana company brand name • Number one country on the HDI • A form of aid other than money • An example of a natural disaster • Aid from government to government • When one country controls another • Development aid helps develop this • Another name for the developed world • ...
Economic Inequality 2016-10-18
Across
- The transfer of the ownership of goods or services, from one person or entity to another, in exchange for money
- A banana company brand name
- Change in the weather patterns and lasts for extended periods
- The gap in wealth and living standards between richer and poorer areas
- Turning land into desert
- Another name for the developed world
- Worst country on the HDI
- The South-East Asian countries such as China & Malaysia are known as these
- Aid from government to government
- This type of aid comes with certain conditions
- An example of a natural disaster
- When one country controls another
- A coffee brand
- These countries economies are growing rapidly
- Number one country on the HDI
- How Governments generate money to provide aid
- Another name for slowly developing countries
- A country that has the capacity to produce secondary goods and services
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- Development aid helps develop this
- A period of below average precipitation in a given region
- Long lasting solutions that help a country develop
- Long-term improvement aid to help tackle causes of poverty
- A location we have studied as an Irish Aid Programme case study
- African, Caribbean & Pacific countries
- Producing enough to support you & your family
- The action of making use of and benefiting from resources
- This is a measure of people's quality of life
- Aid from government to world organisations
- A source of aid
- The average number of people per square kilometre
- To owe money
- Aid given when natural disasters cause hunger and disease
- A form of aid other than money
- One way of measuring economic development
- An example of a resource transferred by one country to another
- The name of the Government of Ireland's programme of assistance to developing countries
- Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power
- When one country transfers resources to help another country
38 Clues: To owe money • A coffee brand • A source of aid • Turning land into desert • Worst country on the HDI • A banana company brand name • Number one country on the HDI • A form of aid other than money • An example of a natural disaster • Aid from government to government • When one country controls another • Development aid helps develop this • Another name for the developed world • ...
Globalization and Economy 2020-04-29
Across
- Richer, more developed, generally more powerful countries (opposite of No.5)
- People who use the products they have
- Being able to trade multinationally with the benefit of not having to pay tax
- The ability to move goods from a country to another country
- Able to produce and provide goods to others or another country
- A former route connecting China with Mainland Europe several hundred years ago
- A way of differentiating people based on the amount of wealth they have
- Beliefs that people follow (E.g Christianity and Islam)
- A place where airplanes land and unload their passengers and cargo
- A political system of which the economy and trade of a country depends solely on the government
- The cause of No.7
- When foreigners move from their countries and settle in new countries
- A political system of which the economy and trade of a country is managed by private owners (to an extent)
- The action to borrow large sums on money with interest
- A place where ships land and unload their cargo
- In other words, countries which are not developed and generally not rich
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- Those who have assets and do investment in a country
- Multiple countries in Europe which unite as one in terms of Economy
- USD, Rupiahs, EURO, GBP
- The process of improving the industry of a country
- Somebody who does trade with other people
- People who come from their homelands just to temporarily visit
- The ability to get goods into a country and sell them (E.g. Meat, Electronics)
- People who work
- The money the government charges people for every purchase they make
- The official rules of a country
- When trading is done by 2 or more parties and is done in more than 1 country
- An organization that leads a country
- An alliance between the United Kingdom and many of its former colonies
- Unique to each and every ethnic group
30 Clues: People who work • The cause of No.7 • USD, Rupiahs, EURO, GBP • The official rules of a country • An organization that leads a country • People who use the products they have • Unique to each and every ethnic group • Somebody who does trade with other people • A place where ships land and unload their cargo • The process of improving the industry of a country • ...
World War 1 Crossword 2022-04-01
Across
- Germany would help Austria-Hungary whenever they need to be supported.
- is an area that didn't belong to either side. It was usually deserted as soldiers would then be unprotected if they were on those grounds.
- Feeling of patriotism and pride for their country or ethnic group.
- The military is allowed to do anything they would like regardless of government policies. The government creates and maintains a group the fight against their enemies.
- Involves governments, economies, and populations in a war that is taken to a different level compared to most other wars in history.
- Going out of the trenches to attack. (something soldiers were told during World War 1.
- are formed because of mutual benefit and are between several countries or organizations.
- A terrorist society that would viloently try to fulfill their goals.
- A fight that each side tried to wear down the other using making the other side lose its will to fight. (Equipment, supplies, soldiers)
- Extending power and authority of one country to other countries.
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- A British policy about the navy stated that the military must be stronger than ay other two navies.
- This was designed to try and keep troops protected from machine guns and air attacks. This prolonged the war.
- Russia tried to advocate a union with all Slavic people of the Balkans because they wanted to have a warm-water port.
- an empire by creating colonies or an area of authority)
- Central Powers Three countries would support each other if they were attacked.
- Germany wanted to attach France through Belgium. This was created to avoid a two-front war.
- Two or more countries try to have a better military than the other/s.
- Is also known as the Allied Powers. Three countries have a somewhat alliance.
- What the Schlieffen Plan was created to avoid. (WW1)
- Threat that you must either comply with them or face disastrous consequences.
20 Clues: What the Schlieffen Plan was created to avoid. (WW1) • an empire by creating colonies or an area of authority) • Extending power and authority of one country to other countries. • Feeling of patriotism and pride for their country or ethnic group. • A terrorist society that would viloently try to fulfill their goals. • ...
Cold war Crossword 2023-04-25
Across
- When countries did not want to get involved in the cold war so they stayed neutral
- The race that took place during the cold war between the Soviet Union and the United States
- The economic system where everything is government owned and there is no class systems
- A treaty that reduced the production of nuclear weapons
- A period where there was a relaxation of problems between nations
- The economic system where businesses are privately owned
- A treaty between 31 countries in North America and Europe
- A line of direct communication between leaders of two different countries
- The government system that the Soviet Union had during the cold war
- A treaty organization created by Great Britain
- A government that is controlled by religious leaders
- A Portuguese colony in Southwest Africa
- The soviet Unions response to NATO
- The process of giving people in the Soviet Union more freedom
- A large agricultural community that is owned by communist governments
- A period of mass protest in Czechoslovakia
- The government system that the United States has
- A treaty between the United States and various countries in Asia and Europe
- The United States giving 12 billion dollars to European countries so they could rebuild
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- The United States failing to invade Cuba
- intergovernmental organization whose stated purposes are to maintain international peace
- The idea of trying to prevent the spread of communism
- The Soviet Union blocked the roadways and the canals from western Europe
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
- A metaphor used to describe the split between Eastern and Western Europe
- A weapon of mass destruction
- A concrete wall built by the Soviet Union to stop Germans from escaping to Western Europe
- A large city of former colonial ruler
- A communist guerrilla organization in Cambodia
- A war that is instigated by a country that is not directly involved in it
30 Clues: A weapon of mass destruction • The soviet Unions response to NATO • A large city of former colonial ruler • The Union of Soviet Socialist Republic • A Portuguese colony in Southwest Africa • The United States failing to invade Cuba • A period of mass protest in Czechoslovakia • A treaty organization created by Great Britain • A communist guerrilla organization in Cambodia • ...
WW1Terms 2022-07-19
Across
- this country was the most powerful before the war started and wanted to maintain the status quo.
- terrorist group responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand setting a chain of events leading to WW1
- Germany gave Austria the Blank Cheque resulting in the first declaration of War of WW1.
- meant that countries were armed and ready to go to war.
- industrialization and the need of raw materials from it caused the European nations to increase their efforts to expand their empires, this created a competition for new territory causing friction between major powers
- France and Britain are obligated to join war after Russia Declares war on Austria
- created a demand for raw materials, increasing the need of imperialism
- meant governments had support of the people when the time to go to war came.
- this country wanted assurances that Germany would not attack them.
- They want help with their Slavic problem and assurances Russians won’t aid Balkan countries.
Down
- caused an arms race between Germany and Britain to start, with the rest of the countries to follow
- caused the war to become a war of attrition
- turns what was thought to be a short war into a 4 year war and the need of nations to turn to Total War.
- meant that countries were both willing and able to go to war
- caused the need of the military tactic trench warfare
- brought Britain into the war
- allows the war to continue and helps maintain the battle of attrition
- forced Serbia into a war with Austria
- an ideology behind the Black Hand/ Gavrilo Pricip
- this country wanted access to a warm water port
- gives Austria the green light to start a war with Serbia
- felt like they were behind on colonialism and wanted to extend their empire.
- forced multiple countries to get involved in a conflict between two nations.
23 Clues: brought Britain into the war • forced Serbia into a war with Austria • caused the war to become a war of attrition • this country wanted access to a warm water port • an ideology behind the Black Hand/ Gavrilo Pricip • caused the need of the military tactic trench warfare • meant that countries were armed and ready to go to war. • ...
Page 1 - 6 Crossword 2022-09-29
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- All the countries in purple like Brazil are in the region or continent called ______ America (pg.4)
- All the countries in orange like Jamaica are in the region called the ________ (pg.3)
- This is the group of people in the memory trick for the Mexico/Central American countries (pg.5)
- Subsistence Farming is about meeting the ___ ___ of the farmer & the farmer's family, not to make a profit (pg.2)
- This type of settlement is for the world's poor and is made of makeshift found items (pg.2)
- This is a type of agriculture where many workers farm a large area of land to make a profit (pg.2)
- This is a city found in country #8 Peru (pg.4)
- This is the capital city of mexico aka #1/triangle on pg.3
- All the countries in green like Costa Rica are in the region called _____ America (pg.3)
- This type of zonation is determined by altitude and decides what vegetation like trees can grow in a area (pg.2)
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- This is the largest country at the bottom of South America (pg.4)
- A megacity has over 10 ______ people living there (pg.2)
- Archipelagoes are an area of water with many ______ spread out (pg.2)
- This county is in Central America between Guatemala and Nicaragua (pg.3)
- This unit is about the geo of ____ ____ (pg.1)
- This is the city the furthest north on South America (pg.4)
- This is the fruit in the memory trick for the South American Cities (pg.7)
- This is the short version for North Amer Free Trade Agreement (pg.2)
- Slash & Burn Agriculture is when the farmer cuts down the ______, burns remaining vegetation, knowing the ash will help future crops grow (pg.2)
- This country has the longest name out of all the Caribbean countries (pg.3)
20 Clues: This unit is about the geo of ____ ____ (pg.1) • This is a city found in country #8 Peru (pg.4) • A megacity has over 10 ______ people living there (pg.2) • This is the capital city of mexico aka #1/triangle on pg.3 • This is the city the furthest north on South America (pg.4) • This is the largest country at the bottom of South America (pg.4) • ...
Globalization 2023-01-03
Across
- of Twenty (G-20), a forum for international economic development that promotes discussion between industrial and emerging-market countries on key issues related to global economic stability
- Actions or processes that involve the entire world and result in making something worldwide in scope.
- country, A country that is at a relatively early stage in the process of economic development
- situated on the other side of the ocean; crossing the ocean
- corporation, An organization that manufactures and markets products in many different countries and has multinational stock ownership and multinational management
- Nations, An international organization formed after WWII to promote international peace, security, and cooperation.
- nation, Nations with generally large industries and technology advancements Ex: USA
- A building or set of buildings with facilities for manufacturing or producing goods.
- organization (NGO), Private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development.
- Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), a group of 28 countries that has agreed to protect each other in case of attack; founded in 1949
- forces, the interaction of supply and demand that shapes a market economy
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- Organization, group that includes two or more states seeking political and/or economic cooperation with each other
- valuable product
- Trade Organization (WTO), a permanent global institution to promote international trade and to settle international trade disputes
- the use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process.
- capital, Money that is invested in new or emerging companies that are perceived as having great profit potential
- jobs, worker who makes or builds a product
- A relationship between countries in which they rely on one another for resources, goods, or services
- chain, consists of all parties involved, directly or indirectly, in obtaining raw materials or a product
- Union, International organization comprised of Western European countries to promote free trade among members.
20 Clues: valuable product • jobs, worker who makes or builds a product • situated on the other side of the ocean; crossing the ocean • forces, the interaction of supply and demand that shapes a market economy • nation, Nations with generally large industries and technology advancements Ex: USA • ...
Global Inequalities 2015-06-21
Across
- What does the UN stand for?
- Where the body lacks vitamins, nutrients and energy needed for development
- The number of years people can expect to live
- The value of all resources owned by a person or country (not just money)
- One of the five basic needs in life
- The state of being extremely poor
- A parliament made up of representatives of all of the UN Member Countries
- A rich country of the world where most people have a high standard of living
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- The differences between poorer countries and richer countries
- The part of the UN made up of 5 countries that is responsible for keeping peace and security in the world
- A poor country of the world where most people have a low standard of living
- An acronym for the total value of all goods and services produced by a country in a year
- What were the 8 goals developed by the UN in 2000?
- What does the D stand for in HDI?
- One of the five basic needs in life
- Equal access of females and males to opportunities such as education and employment
- Plays a crucial role in improving health & living standards, promoting equality & overcoming gender bias
- What slums, houses and dwellings are referred too as
- The ability to read and write
19 Clues: What does the UN stand for? • The ability to read and write • What does the D stand for in HDI? • The state of being extremely poor • One of the five basic needs in life • One of the five basic needs in life • The number of years people can expect to live • What were the 8 goals developed by the UN in 2000? • What slums, houses and dwellings are referred too as • ...
Economic Inequality 2023-03-22
Across
- changes the way it measures economic development
- the economies of these countries are strong
- countries with developing economies are located in what hemisphere
- a solution that has different types
Down
- farmers produce coffee beans as a
- known as tiger economies
- a HDI indicator
- developing countries have … leaders
- referred to as third world countries
9 Clues: a HDI indicator • known as tiger economies • farmers produce coffee beans as a • developing countries have … leaders • a solution that has different types • referred to as third world countries • the economies of these countries are strong • changes the way it measures economic development • countries with developing economies are located in what hemisphere
Countries National Animal 2021-07-11
Across
- National Animal of Singapore
- National Animal of Newzealand
- National Animal of Pakistan
- National Animal of Russia
- National Animal of Afghanistan
- National Animal of Japan
- National Animal of India
- National Animal of Brazil
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- National Animal of Greece
- National Animal of Scotland
- National Animal of United States of America
- National Animal of China
- National Animal of France
- National Animal of Greenland
- National Animal of Australia
- National Animal of Italy
16 Clues: National Animal of China • National Animal of Japan • National Animal of Italy • National Animal of India • National Animal of Greece • National Animal of Russia • National Animal of France • National Animal of Brazil • National Animal of Scotland • National Animal of Pakistan • National Animal of Singapore • National Animal of Greenland • National Animal of Australia • ...
nationalities and countries 2022-09-01
Capital of countries 2023-04-23
16 Clues: capital of USA • capital of Iraq • capital of China • capital of Italy • capital of spain • capital of Japan • capital of Russia • capital of Greece • capital of France • capital of Sweden • capital of Germany • capital of ukraine • capital of England • capital of portugal • capital of Azerbaijan • capital of Netherlands
countries&nationalities class4 2017-09-28
Countries and Nationalities 2022-03-11
Countries and Nationalities 2023-08-04
Across
- FROM SWITZERLAND
- IT'S A COUNTRY AND A BIRD
- IT'S IN THE SOUTHWEST OF ENGLAND
- SOUTH AMERICA'S BIGGEST COUNTRY
- IT'S THE LANGUAGE AND A NATIONALITY OF JULIO IGLESIAS
- HAMLET'S HOME COUNTRY
- IT'S IN THE ASIATIC CONTINENT
- FROM POLAND
- NORTH AMERICAN COLD COUNTRY
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- NELSON MANDELA LIVED HERE
- FROM SWEDEN
- IT'S AN ISLAND IN EUROPE
- CENTRAL AND NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRY
- IT'S A PART OF OCEANIA
- FROM THE UK
- FROM CHILE
16 Clues: FROM CHILE • FROM SWEDEN • FROM THE UK • FROM POLAND • FROM SWITZERLAND • HAMLET'S HOME COUNTRY • IT'S A PART OF OCEANIA • IT'S AN ISLAND IN EUROPE • NELSON MANDELA LIVED HERE • IT'S A COUNTRY AND A BIRD • NORTH AMERICAN COLD COUNTRY • IT'S IN THE ASIATIC CONTINENT • SOUTH AMERICA'S BIGGEST COUNTRY • IT'S IN THE SOUTHWEST OF ENGLAND • CENTRAL AND NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRY • ...
Countries and nationalities 2023-09-21
16 Clues: США • Китай • Россия • Японец • Япония • Италия • Китаец • Франция • Француз • Русский • Британец • Бразилия • Австралия • Австралиец • Американец • Великобритания
Countries and Nationalities 2024-10-22
World Organizations 2017-11-20
Across
- An economic organization in Southeast Asia
- The league of Arab States is composed of countries that are Muslim and speak __________.
- A political alliance of 26 countries from Europe and North America that has pledged to safeguard freedom and democracy.
- Something these organizations have in common is the promotion of world...
- Some main reasons for political divisions are differences in language, religion, and __________.
- A political organization in Africa.
- The county you go to school in.
- How many members are on the security council of the United Nations?
- An economic and political union of 27 European countries. It introduced the currency called the Euro.
- Tax on imported goods.
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- ASEAN stands for Association of _________ Asian Nations.
- Key members of this organization are Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, and UAE. They set the price and production of oil.
- The Organization of the American States is a political union that includes all 35 countries for North and South __________.
- Divisions Regions of the Earth's surface over which people establish social, economic, and political control.
- What currency does the EU use?
- This organization was created in 1945 with 193 members.
- What type of government do members of NATO have?
- Eliminating tariffs promotes trade by (increasing or decreasing) investment opportunities.
- A trade agreement that was signed by Canada, the United States, and Mexico that eliminated tariffs creating free trade.
19 Clues: Tax on imported goods. • What currency does the EU use? • The county you go to school in. • A political organization in Africa. • An economic organization in Southeast Asia • What type of government do members of NATO have? • This organization was created in 1945 with 193 members. • ASEAN stands for Association of _________ Asian Nations. • ...
Regional Integration 2022-02-14
Across
- agreement between two parties
- impact on increasing economic exchange and links
- country seeking to become advanced
- interaction among individuals, nations etc
- policy use of taxes to influence the economy
- less economically developed than others
- control of money in the economy and how it is supplied
- where there is free movement of goods,services etc
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- reduction of trade barriers by two or more states to protect economic goals
- countries agreeing to a certain policy while getting free entry in return
- agreement between countries that have a common tax on imports from each other
- treaty between three or more nations
- having advanced infrastructure, service sectors etc
- buying, selling, exchanging goods/service
- countries promoting trade vis an agreement
- removing barriers for free movement of goods, services etc
- making laws etc less severe
17 Clues: making laws etc less severe • agreement between two parties • country seeking to become advanced • treaty between three or more nations • less economically developed than others • buying, selling, exchanging goods/service • countries promoting trade vis an agreement • interaction among individuals, nations etc • policy use of taxes to influence the economy • ...
Countries and capitals 2017-03-29
Across
- The largest catholic country on Balkan
- The capital of New Zealand
- Ex-capital of Israel
- The first communist country
- The most populationed country in the world.
- The Middle Eastern country
- Ex-capial of FRG
- Country, that was participed until 1871 and from 1949 to 1990
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- The capital of Malta
- Arabia The worlds main oil producer
- The country, where was Civil war between republicans and francoists from 1936 to 1939
- The "patchwork empire"
- The fifth republic
- The Near Eastern country
- The capital of Bolivia
- The first independent country in Africa
16 Clues: Ex-capial of FRG • The fifth republic • The capital of Malta • Ex-capital of Israel • The "patchwork empire" • The capital of Bolivia • The Near Eastern country • The capital of New Zealand • The Middle Eastern country • The first communist country • Arabia The worlds main oil producer • The largest catholic country on Balkan • The first independent country in Africa • ...
Countries and Holidays 2014-05-14
Across
- I am packing a ________ to brush my teeth.
- I am going by________.
- The _____ is leaving at 10 o’clock.
- I am going to go to a theme ______.
- The Queen in from ______.
- I am going to ______ at the beach.
- I am packing ______ to go to the beach.
- Where are you going? (Hint: Pasta)
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- I am packing a _______ to go camping.
- Australia is famous for _______.
- China is famous for__________.
- Where are you going? (Hint: Eiffel Tower)
- I am going to _______. (Hint: Curry)
- I am going to go ________. (Hint: Fish)
- Obama is from________.
- Food I am going to eat __________.
16 Clues: I am going by________. • Obama is from________. • The Queen in from ______. • China is famous for__________. • Australia is famous for _______. • I am going to ______ at the beach. • Where are you going? (Hint: Pasta) • Food I am going to eat __________. • The _____ is leaving at 10 o’clock. • I am going to go to a theme ______. • I am going to _______. (Hint: Curry) • ...
Countries and nationalities 2021-09-23
16 Clues: Kína • kínai • görög • olasz • Mexikó • magyar • mexikói • spanyol • Egyiptom • Brazília • brazíliai • egyiptomi • Görögország • Olaszország • Magyarország • Spanyolország
Countries and Nacionalities 2021-12-06
European countries capitals 2022-02-08
Countries Alex 9bd 2022-10-25
16 Clues: észak • Svájc • kelet • Európa • nyugat • Ausztria • Egyiptom • Hollandia • Svédország • Portugália • Görögország • Törökország • Horvátország • Magyarország • Spanyolország • Egyesült Királyság
Countries Alex 9bd 2022-10-25
16 Clues: észak • Svájc • kelet • Európa • nyugat • Ausztria • Egyiptom • Hollandia • Svédország • Portugália • Görögország • Törökország • Horvátország • Magyarország • Spanyolország • Egyesült Királyság
Spanish Speaking Countries 2020-08-25
Across
- Machu Picchu is located here.
- The Aztec empire was built here.
- It's name derives from the latin word silver.
- Second largest country in Central America.
- Managua is the capital of this country.
- Has two capital cities.
- The pacific and the Atlantic connect here.
- The smallest country in Central America.
- Known as the land of the poets.
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- Its currency is the bolivar fuerte.
- named after after a geographical feature.
- People refer to themselves as "ticos".
- Jose Mujica served as president here.
- Known as "The Heart of America".
- The quetzal is the national bird.
- World source of emeralds and coffee.
16 Clues: Has two capital cities. • Machu Picchu is located here. • Known as the land of the poets. • The Aztec empire was built here. • Known as "The Heart of America". • The quetzal is the national bird. • Its currency is the bolivar fuerte. • World source of emeralds and coffee. • Jose Mujica served as president here. • People refer to themselves as "ticos". • ...
Common African Countries 2023-02-03
Across
- olympic runners come from here
- a boy's name
- coffee country
- where Femi's family is from
- a movie title
- the westernmost point of Africa
- has the continent word in it
- the pirates
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- used to be the largest country by area until the southern part of it voted to be independent
- lion king based off this area
- michael jackson's song
- the pyramids
- the largest hot desert in the world
- known for lush forests and sandy beaches
- kanye west's song
- the northernmost country in Africa
16 Clues: the pirates • the pyramids • a boy's name • a movie title • coffee country • kanye west's song • michael jackson's song • where Femi's family is from • has the continent word in it • lion king based off this area • olympic runners come from here • the westernmost point of Africa • the northernmost country in Africa • the largest hot desert in the world • ...
Countries in Europe 2023-08-24
Countries and nationalities 2024-06-15
16 Clues: Italy • Japan • Spain • France • Greece • Turkey • Russia • Canada • Mexico • Portugal • Colombia • Australia • Argentina • South Africa • United States • United Kingdom
S.S. Unit 10 Vocab (Use dash for space) 2015-04-28
Across
- Nations controlled by USSR during Cold War
- Nations Peace keeping organization made after WW2
- United States used airplanes to bring supplies into West Berlin
- Free Enterprise System
- When government owns the economy
- Stop Communism from spreading
Down
- 12 billion given to European Countries
- When Stalin closed transportation to West Berlin and West Germany
- Country with enough power to influence other countries
- 400 million given to Turkey and Greece
- Eisenhower's believe that all countries will fall to communism
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- Pact USSR military alliance of European Nations in 1955
- Tension between US and USSR without fighting
14 Clues: Free Enterprise System • Stop Communism from spreading • When government owns the economy • North Atlantic Treaty Organization • 12 billion given to European Countries • 400 million given to Turkey and Greece • Nations controlled by USSR during Cold War • Tension between US and USSR without fighting • Nations Peace keeping organization made after WW2 • ...
Chapters 10-14 2018-12-09
Across
- provides loans to less developed countries that are in financial difficulty and these countries are usually required to meet certain political and economic conditions
- this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other
- this agreement established a system of rules, institutions , and procedures for the postwar global economy
- this non-profit and sometimes international organizations usually doesn’t involve the government (even though the government might give it financial assistance) and includes agencies like the Red Cross, Greenpeace, OXFAM
- this meant that all printed money would be convertible to gold and could be cashed for that gold
- this is the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care. As seen in the textbook, people who believe in this feel a responsibility to protect and tend the earth to keep it healthy for future generations.
- this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens
- this is when a country prints more money but the money buys less because there is too much of it
- this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly
- the ability of something to be maintained is given this term. As we have studied, it raises the issue of whether we can maintain our consumption of resources
- this British economist’s ideas form the foundation for government spending and taxation and he influenced many Western economies to reform capitalism
- this is how the IMF is funded and this payment is based on the wealth of a country as wealthier countries pay more
- this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade
- this global economic agency of the UN operates on the ideas that no special advantages should be given to countries, a country can protect domestic trade with tariffs, and countries can negotiate on the removal of trade restrictions once a member of the agency
- this regional agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the USA has been replaced with the USMCA in the USA, or CUSMA in Canada. The agreement promises to remove tariffs from certain products, remove restrictions from certain industries (dairy), and open up markets for export (online shopping) (initials)
Down
- this is the strongest form of regional integration in order to improve the economies of member countries
- the main objective of this regional organization is to improve its member countries’ economies by opening markets, promoting economic development, and conserving the environment. It mostly serves South America.
- this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules
- this type of funding makes trade difficult to conduct because a country helps to finance part of the price for a certain domestic good in order to make it cheaper when exported to other countries
- this agency works to improve trade relations among the countries of the world by removing tariffs and other barriers to trade (intials)
- this organization includes free trade of goods and services, the free movement of capital and labour, and a common currency. Trading partners outside this trading bloc are subject to a common set of trade restrictions. This organization functions for Europe.
- this group, now changed to the G7 since 2014 after Russian was expelled, was a group consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, Russia and the United States. Its members belong to the IMF and World Bank and influenced policies of the WTO. This group was often criticized around the world for representing the elite and not considering the rest of the world in their policies.
- this type of economy didn’t expand globally as easily as the free market because it didn’t encourage profit and governments controlled all aspects of it
- this agency works together with the World Bank to bring stability to international monetary affairs and to help expand world trade (initials)
- when countries give this aid, they are avoiding making a political decision as they provide funds to international organizations that do global work
- this term indicates that globalization has led to people moving from rural to cities as cities offer globally more services, employment, and economic opportunities
- this economist’s ideas were that global economies should not be controlled by the government and need to have less government control and his ideas are seen when countries around the world privatize, cut spending, and reduce regulations
27 Clues: this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other • this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly • this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade • this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens • this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules • ...
Chapters 10-14 2018-12-09
Across
- this British economist’s ideas form the foundation for government spending and taxation and he influenced many Western economies to reform capitalism
- this is the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care. As seen in the textbook, people who believe in this feel a responsibility to protect and tend the earth to keep it healthy for future generations.
- this economist’s ideas were that global economies should not be controlled by the government and need to have less government control and his ideas are seen when countries around the world privatize, cut spending, and reduce regulations
- this agreement established a system of rules, institutions , and procedures for the postwar global economy
- this organization includes free trade of goods and services, the free movement of capital and labour, and a common currency. Trading partners outside this trading bloc are subject to a common set of trade restrictions. This organization functions for Europe.
- this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade
- this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly
- provides loans to less developed countries that are in financial difficulty and these countries are usually required to meet certain political and economic conditions
- this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens
- this is the strongest form of regional integration in order to improve the economies of member countries
Down
- this is when a country prints more money but the money buys less because there is too much of it
- this global economic agency of the UN operates on the ideas that no special advantages should be given to countries, a country can protect domestic trade with tariffs, and countries can negotiate on the removal of trade restrictions once a member of the agency
- this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules
- this agency works to improve trade relations among the countries of the world by removing tariffs and other barriers to trade (intials)
- the ability of something to be maintained is given this term. As we have studied, it raises the issue of whether we can maintain our consumption of resources
- this group, now changed to the G7 since 2014 after Russian was expelled, was a group consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, Russia and the United States. Its members belong to the IMF and World Bank and influenced policies of the WTO. This group was often criticized around the world for representing the elite and not considering the rest of the world in their policies.
- this meant that all printed money would be convertible to gold and could be cashed for that gold
- this type of economy didn’t expand globally as easily as the free market because it didn’t encourage profit and governments controlled all aspects of it
- this regional agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the USA has been replaced with the USMCA in the USA, or CUSMA in Canada. The agreement promises to remove tariffs from certain products, remove restrictions from certain industries (dairy), and open up markets for export (online shopping) (initials)
- when countries give this aid, they are avoiding making a political decision as they provide funds to international organizations that do global work
- this term indicates that globalization has led to people moving from rural to cities as cities offer globally more services, employment, and economic opportunities
- this is how the IMF is funded and this payment is based on the wealth of a country as wealthier countries pay more
- this type of funding makes trade difficult to conduct because a country helps to finance part of the price for a certain domestic good in order to make it cheaper when exported to other countries
- this agency works together with the World Bank to bring stability to international monetary affairs and to help expand world trade (initials)
- this non-profit and sometimes international organizations usually doesn’t involve the government (even though the government might give it financial assistance) and includes agencies like the Red Cross, Greenpeace, OXFAM
- this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other
- the main objective of this regional organization is to improve its member countries’ economies by opening markets, promoting economic development, and conserving the environment. It mostly serves South America.
27 Clues: this aid is given during times of natural disaster or other • this aid describes financial aid given to a country directly • this trade describes the process of reducing barriers to trade • this is the sale of government-owned businesses and services to citizens • this involves opening an industry to more competition by removing government rules • ...
Figures and numbers 2019-05-23
Across
- Space Odyssey
- £80
- 1:58
- centenary of the end of WWII (year)
- 500
- 98,000,000,000
- 25%
- hundred 2500 (number)
- French phone numbers have ten
- 2:45
- 6:30
- the most important birthday in many English speaking countries
Down
- one tenth
- meters in a mile
- 2,000,000
- centimeters in an inch
- the voting age in most countries
- 9:10
- 33%
- D-Day
20 Clues: £80 • 500 • 33% • 25% • 1:58 • 9:10 • 2:45 • 6:30 • D-Day • one tenth • 2,000,000 • Space Odyssey • 98,000,000,000 • meters in a mile • hundred 2500 (number) • centimeters in an inch • French phone numbers have ten • the voting age in most countries • centenary of the end of WWII (year) • the most important birthday in many English speaking countries
North America 2020-11-19
Across
- - use of the money for country
- - old civilization
- - population moved to another country
- - human communication
- States - middle country of North America
- - human communication of Northern countries
- - capital of northern country of North America
- - natural stream of water
- - money
- - capital of middle country of North America
- - capital of southern country
Down
- - big mass of land in Earth that are 7 in total
- - people at original place
- - large human settlement
- - southern country of North America
- - Northern country of North America
- - human communication of southern countries
- - agricultural growth
- - weather
- - vegetable
20 Clues: - money • - weather • - vegetable • - old civilization • - human communication • - agricultural growth • - large human settlement • - natural stream of water • - people at original place • - capital of southern country • - use of the money for country • - southern country of North America • - Northern country of North America • - population moved to another country • ...
North America 2020-11-19
Across
- - use of the money for country
- - old civilization
- - population moved to another country
- - human communication
- States - middle country of North America
- - human communication of Northern countries
- - capital of northern country of North America
- - natural stream of water
- - money
- - capital of middle country of North America
- - capital of southern country
Down
- - big mass of land in Earth that are 7 in total
- - people at original place
- - large human settlement
- - southern country of North America
- - Northern country of North America
- - human communication of southern countries
- - agricultural growth
- - weather
- - vegetable
20 Clues: - money • - weather • - vegetable • - old civilization • - human communication • - agricultural growth • - large human settlement • - natural stream of water • - people at original place • - capital of southern country • - use of the money for country • - southern country of North America • - Northern country of North America • - population moved to another country • ...
Crossword Puzzle 100 pts. 2013-01-29
Across
- my parents go to walmart for ______
- Hits the slopes.
- you put letters in them
- A low area of land between hills or mountains
- a firmly held opinion or idea
- The head or ruler of a tribe.
- Some literary pieces
- Negotiations between two or more states or countries.
- Another word for suitcases.
- Some are super
Down
- States or nations
- People in a novel
- A courteous or honorable man
- It has lots of "keys"
- Where kings and queens live
- Police IDs
- metal bars with catches and levers
- Military men
- Journals
- Lots of bread
20 Clues: Journals • Police IDs • Military men • Lots of bread • Some are super • Hits the slopes. • States or nations • People in a novel • Some literary pieces • It has lots of "keys" • you put letters in them • Where kings and queens live • Another word for suitcases. • A courteous or honorable man • a firmly held opinion or idea • The head or ruler of a tribe. • metal bars with catches and levers • ...
Lizzie & Dylan 2024-07-24
Across
- Month the couple got engaged
- Best man
- Number of years they have dated
- Bachelorette party destination (city)
- Dylan’s go-to cocktail (2 words)
- Number of countries visited together
- Couple’s favorite meal to cook
- Dylan’s favorite hobby
- Where did Lizzie and Dylan meet
- Honeymoon destination
- # of Taylor Swift concerts Lizzie has attended
- Lizzie’s go-to cocktail
Down
- Favorite vacation together (2 countries)
- Lizzie’s favorite hobby
- Bachelor party destination (state)
- Location of first date (two words)
- Engagement location (two words)
- Maid of honor
- Their dog’s name
- Dylan’s favorite season
20 Clues: Best man • Maid of honor • Their dog’s name • Honeymoon destination • Dylan’s favorite hobby • Lizzie’s favorite hobby • Dylan’s favorite season • Lizzie’s go-to cocktail • Month the couple got engaged • Couple’s favorite meal to cook • Number of years they have dated • Engagement location (two words) • Where did Lizzie and Dylan meet • Dylan’s go-to cocktail (2 words) • ...
Economic Inequality 2023-03-22
Across
- changes the way it measures economic development
- the economies of these countries are strong
- countries with developing economies are located in what hemisphere
- a solution that has different types
Down
- farmers produce coffee beans as a
- known as tiger economies
- a HDI indicator
- developing countries have … leaders
- referred to as third world countries
9 Clues: a HDI indicator • known as tiger economies • farmers produce coffee beans as a • developing countries have … leaders • a solution that has different types • referred to as third world countries • the economies of these countries are strong • changes the way it measures economic development • countries with developing economies are located in what hemisphere
Enian's puzzle 2023-05-31
Across
- Not Equal
- Fertile land turns to desert
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- partnership between 27 European countries
- Oweing money
- a kind of political movement.
- coming to a country
- Cutting down trees
- Extremely Poor
Down
- is called when you have no job
- Chilean Dictator
- Trade and technology made the world
- world's largest sources of funding
- Unlawful use of violence
- Dishonest conduct by those in power
- Intensive production of crops and animals
- Increase in prices
- Kids pursue this
- machinery and equipment developed from the application of scientific knowledge.
- Money received
20 Clues: Not Equal • Oweing money • Money received • Extremely Poor • Chilean Dictator • Kids pursue this • Increase in prices • Cutting down trees • coming to a country • Unlawful use of violence • Fertile land turns to desert • a kind of political movement. • is called when you have no job • world's largest sources of funding • Trade and technology made the world • ...
Government 2024-04-10
Across
- A way officials conduct affairs
- Promise made by an official
- leniency
- Nation's public policies
- postpone
- talker of all nations and foreign policy
- regulations and orders put on other countries
- National armed forces
- order- a rule or order issued by the president
- removal of government official
- or agreement
- pardon of group
- Events that happen inside a nation
Down
- symbol of the US
- form or organized work
- Executive power of the US
- a president to execute orders
- reduce sentence
- a strategy for dealing with other countries relationships
- legal forgiveness
20 Clues: leniency • postpone • or agreement • reduce sentence • pardon of group • symbol of the US • legal forgiveness • National armed forces • form or organized work • Nation's public policies • Executive power of the US • Promise made by an official • a president to execute orders • removal of government official • A way officials conduct affairs • Events that happen inside a nation • ...
8F Crossword #5 2024-04-17
Across
- air space
- negotiations skilled and considerate discussions between countries.
- adding to
- agreement, deal
- Socialist Russia and nearby countries (1922-1991)
- small openings/doors
- designer, builder
- attached to each other
- agreement
- go all the way around
- the wake of after
- technology new science used to create powerful bombs
- Germany under Adolf Hitler’s rule (1933-1945)
- Shot
- Space vehicle
- worked quickly
Down
- attached
- Rotation in space
- complete
- Grand, important
- great, important
- orbit orbit without a crew on board
- fighting, disagreements
- Companion, another
- president
- partnership, agreement to work together
26 Clues: Shot • attached • complete • air space • adding to • president • agreement • Space vehicle • worked quickly • agreement, deal • Grand, important • great, important • Rotation in space • designer, builder • Companion, another • the wake of after • small openings/doors • go all the way around • attached to each other • fighting, disagreements • orbit orbit without a crew on board • ...
WW1causes 2022-07-19
Across
- this country was the most powerful before the war started and wanted to maintain the status quo.
- terrorist group responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand setting a chain of events leading to WW1
- Germany gave Austria the Blank Cheque resulting in the first declaration of War of WW1.
- meant that countries were armed and ready to go to war.
- industrialization and the need of raw materials from it caused the European nations to increase their efforts to expand their empires, this created a competition for new territory causing friction between major powers
- France and Britain are obligated to join war after Russia Declares war on Austria
- created a demand for raw materials, increasing the need of imperialism
- meant governments had support of the people when the time to go to war came.
- this country wanted assurances that Germany would not attack them.
- They want help with their Slavic problem and assurances Russians won’t aid Balkan countries.
Down
- caused an arms race between Germany and Britain to start, with the rest of the countries to follow
- caused the war to become a war of attrition
- turns what was thought to be a short war into a 4 year war and the need of nations to turn to Total War.
- meant that countries were both willing and able to go to war
- caused the need of the military tactic trench warfare
- brought Britain into the war
- allows the war to continue and helps maintain the battle of attrition
- forced Serbia into a war with Austria
- an ideology behind the Black Hand/ Gavrilo Pricip
- this country wanted access to a warm water port
- gives Austria the green light to start a war with Serbia
- felt like they were behind on colonialism and wanted to extend their empire.
- forced multiple countries to get involved in a conflict between two nations.
23 Clues: brought Britain into the war • forced Serbia into a war with Austria • caused the war to become a war of attrition • this country wanted access to a warm water port • an ideology behind the Black Hand/ Gavrilo Pricip • caused the need of the military tactic trench warfare • meant that countries were armed and ready to go to war. • ...
U3L2 Puzzle 2023-11-08
Across
- Is an intergovernmental organization that meets periodically to address international economic and monetary issues
- Is an enforceable treaty between two or more countries.
- Is a supranational political and economic union of 27 member states that are located primarily in Europe.
- Is used to describe economic, political, behavioural, technological, and biological migration.
- Is a free trade agreement between Costa Rica and Canada.
- Is an international organization that deals with the rules of trade between nations.
- Is any place where two or more parties can meet to engage in an economic transaction.
- Is an intergovernmental organisation with 38 member countries, founded in 1961 to stimulate economic progress and world trade.
- Is an international organization that promotes global economic growthand financial stability, encourages international trade, and reduces poverty.
- Is a proposed trade agreement between the United States and 34 countries in the Americas and the Caribbean.
Down
- Are groups established to help with the free flow of goods and services.
- Is an international organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, that bring together individuals and political and business leaders each year to discuss significant issues that impact the global economy.
- Is an economic group of 21 member, with the primary goal of promoting free trade and sustainable development in the Pacific Rim economies.
- Is a forum of the twenty largest economies in the world that meets regularly to discuss the most pressing issues facing the global economy.
- That it is the single currency of the European Union.
- Was enacted in 1994 and created a free trade zone for Mexico, Canada and U.S.A
- Is an intergovernmental organization and international tribunal seated in The Hague, Netherlands.
- Is created to prevent double taxation and tax evasion for people who would pay taxes in Canada and another country on the same income.
- Is an organization of 186 member countries that provides monetary and technical support for developing countries.
- Name one trade agreements Canada has signed.
20 Clues: Name one trade agreements Canada has signed. • That it is the single currency of the European Union. • Is an enforceable treaty between two or more countries. • Is a free trade agreement between Costa Rica and Canada. • Are groups established to help with the free flow of goods and services. • ...
9-2B South America Economy 2024-10-14
Across
- Latin American countries could not provide ___ for their citizens, due to the violence & instability.
- European national states needed ___ institutions to pay for the army and police.
- The enemy of a Latin American country is not another country, but those who threatened the ___ ___ .
- Citizens don’t like being told to join an army, but they do like the ___ participation that comes with joining.
- Latin America lacked an ___ ___ , used to build up nationalist feelings & a common identity.
- Latin America lacked the institutional foundation necessary to build nation states, due to _____ .
- Since Latin American countries didn’t tax their citizens, they didn’t need to ___ to their citizens.
- Unlike Europe, Latin America was ruled by ___ leaders who used the army to oppress the citizens.
- Class & race divisions robbed Latin Americans armies of the chance to fight for a ___ ___ .
- Lacking international wars with foreign enemies, Latin America lacked the ___ that creates nation states.
Down
- Since war creates nation states, the rulers of nation states need ___ , to do the fighting.
- Europeans created nation states by going to war with ___ powers.
- Differences between races within Latin American countries was greater than differences ___ ___ .
- Military leaders happen because the state is weak, which happens because the state lacks ___ wars.
- The borders of Latin American countries are not good for ___ , so no one fights over them.
- Latin America made money from foreign loans & exports, so they never needed to ___ their citizens.
- When Latin American countries use their army, they use it on their ___ ___ .
- Latin American states began with destructive wars; European states begin by extracting ___ from Latin America.
- We call the land to the south of the U.S. Latin America, because their colonies were _____ .
- European states used coercive institutions to create national states, such as the _____ for inside threats.
- European states used coercive institutions to create national states, such as the _____ for outside threats.
- Latin America lacked nationalism due to a severe hierarchy that created ____ divisions.
22 Clues: Europeans created nation states by going to war with ___ powers. • When Latin American countries use their army, they use it on their ___ ___ . • European national states needed ___ institutions to pay for the army and police. • Latin America lacked nationalism due to a severe hierarchy that created ____ divisions. • ...
ch13 vocab p1 2014-02-20
Across
- Hostilities between US and SU
- Communist countries in eastern europe.
- Division between western and southern Gemany
- brought supplies to Berlin.
- Soviet Union alliance.
Down
- relief to countries in europe
- keeping communism from spreading.
- 400 million to countries threatened by communism.
- mutual defense alliance
- screened federal agents
10 Clues: Soviet Union alliance. • mutual defense alliance • screened federal agents • brought supplies to Berlin. • relief to countries in europe • Hostilities between US and SU • keeping communism from spreading. • Communist countries in eastern europe. • Division between western and southern Gemany • 400 million to countries threatened by communism.
List of Terms fro Chapter 2 - Ryan, Rim, Will E. 2022-11-30
Across
- the development of industries in a country or region
- Policy of making a countries armed forces very strong.
- consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy, who all agreed to support each other if attacked.
- this word is also known as the allied powers
- threat which states that one must meet certain conditions or dire consequences.
- a cheque that meant that Germany would support Austria-Hungary no matter what.
- To advance out of the trenches to no mans land.
- the principle or advocacy of the union of all Slavs or all Slavic peoples in one political organization.
Down
- Strip of land in between the trenches
- the official British policy regarding the navy.
- Defined as extending the rule of authority of one country over other countries or territories.
- battles consisted of frontal attacks in which one army overwhelmed the other and victory was declared.
- Occurs when 2 or more countries are in competition to become the best equipped militarily.
- Total regard for ones nation and support but for no one else.
- A terrorist organization that supported violent actions to achieve its goals.
- Germany's plan to invade France through a neutral country, Belgium.
- An unrestricted war.
- Two countries in close relations with similar views and objectives.
- a war in which a country must fight on two distinct battle grounds.
19 Clues: An unrestricted war. • Strip of land in between the trenches • this word is also known as the allied powers • the official British policy regarding the navy. • To advance out of the trenches to no mans land. • the development of industries in a country or region • Policy of making a countries armed forces very strong. • ...
Globalisation 2015-12-03
Across
- A key problem for local people in tourist resorts
- A key factor that has led to a reduction in the cost of international trade
- An important holiday product that encourages tourism to grow rapidly
- A key policy of China to invest in LICs to improve trading relations
- An import social factor that caused tourism to grow
- An important international organisation that provides loans and finance to countries with special conditions
- A key factor that led to a relative shrinkage in the world
- The increasingly interconnected nature of the world's companies, countries and trade
- A process that takes place in some places and would suggest that tourism has been to successful
Down
- This is where TNC research and development takes place and tends to be located in Wealthy countries
- The transfer of goods, investment, information and people across the world
- An import international organisation that aims to make trade free
- Money given by one country to anothr with conditions
- The term used to describe the movement of manufacturing away from HICs to LICs
- The key reason for the the growth of LIC/NIC manufacturing
- An important economic factors that caused tourism to grow
- When local tradition becomes changes and taken out of context for the benefit of tourists
- This is investment from caompanies and countries into another country
- A term often used for companies that operate across political borders
19 Clues: A key problem for local people in tourist resorts • An import social factor that caused tourism to grow • Money given by one country to anothr with conditions • An important economic factors that caused tourism to grow • The key reason for the the growth of LIC/NIC manufacturing • A key factor that led to a relative shrinkage in the world • ...
Ch 4 vocab 2023-11-10
Across
- the action of modifying something to suit a particular individual or task
- action of adapting
- a fixed share of something that a person or group is entitled to recieve
- commerical enterprise undertaken jiontly by two or more parties which otherwise retain their distinct identities
- theroy or practice of shielding a countries domestic industriesfrom foreign competition by taxing imports
- a very small country
- send goods or services to another country for sale
- action of buying or selling goods or services
- official ban on trade or other commercial activity with a particular country
- The balance of trade, commercial balance, or net exports (sometimes symbolized as NX), is the difference between the monetary value of a nation's exports and imports over a certain time period
- A foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to purchase of an asset in another country, such that it gives direct control to the purchaser over the asset
Down
- trade between countries
- including or involving many nations
- the process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale
- economic transactions made between countries
- Free trade zone for mexico, the us, and canada
- bringing goods or services into a country from abroad for sale
- an economic and political association of European countries as a unit with internal free trade and common external tariffs
- granting of an official license
19 Clues: action of adapting • a very small country • trade between countries • granting of an official license • including or involving many nations • economic transactions made between countries • action of buying or selling goods or services • Free trade zone for mexico, the us, and canada • send goods or services to another country for sale • ...
Globalisation 2015-12-03
Across
- This is investment from caompanies and countries into another country
- The key reason for the the growth of LIC/NIC manufacturing
- An import international organisation that aims to make trade free
- Money given by one country to anothr with conditions
- A key policy of China to invest in LICs to improve trading relations
- The term used to describe the movement of manufacturing away from HICs to LICs
Down
- This is where TNC research and development takes place and tends to be located in Wealthy countries
- An important economic factors that caused tourism to grow
- The transfer of goods, investment, information and people across the world
- An important holiday product that encourages tourism to grow rapidly
- When local tradition becomes changes and taken out of context for the benefit of tourists
- A key problem for local people in tourist resorts
- The increasingly interconnected nature of the world's companies, countries and trade
- A term often used for companies that operate across political borders
- An important international organisation that provides loans and finance to countries with special conditions
- An import social factor that caused tourism to grow
- A process that takes place in some places and would suggest that tourism has been to successful
- A key factor that has led to a reduction in the cost of international trade
- A key factor that led to a relative shrinkage in the world
19 Clues: A key problem for local people in tourist resorts • An import social factor that caused tourism to grow • Money given by one country to anothr with conditions • An important economic factors that caused tourism to grow • The key reason for the the growth of LIC/NIC manufacturing • A key factor that led to a relative shrinkage in the world • ...
WORLD WAR ONE 2024-04-11
Across
- USA, France, Russa, great Britain
- the aggressive build up of a nation's armed forces
- it was use to stop the Germans
- a temporary halt in fighting to make peace
- the treaty that ended the war
- deep devotion to one's nation conflict
Down
- countries agreed to help and protect each other
- he got assassinated
- bigger countries taking over smaller countries
- large group of ships
- Germany, Austria Hungry, and Ottoman empire
- the most destructive weapon in the war
12 Clues: he got assassinated • large group of ships • the treaty that ended the war • it was use to stop the Germans • USA, France, Russa, great Britain • the most destructive weapon in the war • deep devotion to one's nation conflict • a temporary halt in fighting to make peace • Germany, Austria Hungry, and Ottoman empire • bigger countries taking over smaller countries • ...
Distributor Support is Awesome! 2013-04-09
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- The application we use to look up, store information on, and manage our distributors, PC's and Retail Customers accounts
- One of the six countries we are open in. こんにちは (this says "hello!")
- There are two types of this: personal and group
- VP of Operations of LifeVantage
- A person who purchases our products as a one time purchase-never enrolling for a monthly service
- A product tested and designed specifially for man's best friend
- Specifices at which level a distributor is paid out
- One of the six countries we are open in. G'day mate!
- The online application that allows a distributor or customer to manage their products and business
- Bi-monthly training meetings for distributors
- Those who join the LifeVantage organization in an effor to build their own business
- Annual distributor gathering
- Quarterly training for distributors
- Has fiave main ingredients
- The department that creates and enforces the Policies and Procedures
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- Return Merchandise Authorization
- The fun sized versions of two of our three products
- One of the six countries we are open in. Hola Amigo!
- The country we all currently reside in. It is one of the six countries we are open in.
- Chief Operating Officer of LifeVantage
- Initially signs up for a monthly autoship order so they can receive the products at a reduced rate
- Anti-aging cream
- The internal website from which agents are able to set up RMA's, request commission adjustments, request check re-issues, etc.
- One of the six countires we are open in. Pretty cold up here, aye?
- A large province from one of the six countries we are open in.
- The department which determines how much a distributor is paid
- Fire An automated system in which phone calls are made to distributors and customer who may have a declined autoshipment or a card that is set to expire
- The team that assists with escalated situations and questions
28 Clues: Anti-aging cream • Has fiave main ingredients • Annual distributor gathering • VP of Operations of LifeVantage • Return Merchandise Authorization • Quarterly training for distributors • Chief Operating Officer of LifeVantage • Bi-monthly training meetings for distributors • There are two types of this: personal and group • The fun sized versions of two of our three products • ...
Globalization 2023-01-03
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- the use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process.
- corporation An organization that manufactures and markets products in many different countries and has multinational stock ownership and multinational management
- country A country that is at a relatively early stage in the process of economic development
- Union International organization comprised of Western European countries to promote free trade among members.
- valuable product
- jobs worker who makes or builds a product
- Trade Organization (WTO) a permanent global institution to promote international trade and to settle international trade disputes
- A relationship between countries in which they rely on one another for resources, goods, or services
- capital Money that is invested in new or emerging companies that are perceived as having great profit potential
- Actions or processes that involve the entire world and result in making something worldwide in scope.
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- Nation Nations with generally large industries and technology advancements Ex: USA
- of Twenty (G-20) a forum for international economic development that promotes discussion between industrial and emerging-market countries on key issues related to global economic stability
- situated on the other side of the ocean; crossing the ocean
- organization(NGO) Private organizations that pursue activities to relieve suffering, promote the interests of the poor, protect the environment, provide basic social services, or undertake community development.
- chain consists of all parties involved, directly or indirectly, in obtaining raw materials or a product
- Nations An international organization formed after WWII to promote international peace, security, and cooperation.
- Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) a group of 28 countries that has agreed to protect each other in case of attack; founded in 1949
- Organization group that includes two or more states seeking political and/or economic cooperation with each other
- A building or set of buildings with facilities for manufacturing or producing goods.
- forces the interaction of supply and demand that shapes a market economy
20 Clues: valuable product • jobs worker who makes or builds a product • situated on the other side of the ocean; crossing the ocean • forces the interaction of supply and demand that shapes a market economy • Nation Nations with generally large industries and technology advancements Ex: USA • ...
Economic Inequality 2016-10-18
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- Aid given when natural disasters cause hunger and disease
- These countries economies are growing rapidly
- Aid from government to world organisations
- When one country transfers resources to help another country
- A source of aid
- Number one country on the HDI
- Change in the weather patterns and lasts for extended periods
- African, Caribbean & Pacific countries
- Long lasting solutions that help a country develop
- To owe money
- A country that has the capacity to produce secondary goods and services
- Another name for slowly developing countries
- An example of a natural disaster
- Turning land into desert
- A coffee brand
- An example of a resource transferred by one country to another
- The action of making use of and benefiting from resources
- When one country controls another
- A form of aid other than money
- A period of below average precipitation in a given region
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- This is a measure of people's quality of life
- One way of measuring economic development
- The South-East Asian countries such as China & Malaysia are known as these
- Worst country on the HDI
- The average number of people per square kilometre
- How Governments generate money to provide aid
- Aid from government to government
- Dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power
- Producing enough to support you & your family
- The name of the Government of Ireland's programme of assistance to developing countries
- The gap in wealth and living standards between richer and poorer areas
- The transfer of the ownership of goods or services, from one person or entity to another, in exchange for money
- Long-term improvement aid to help tackle causes of poverty
- A banana company brand name
- Development aid helps develop this
- A location we have studied as an Irish Aid Programme case study
- Another name for the developed world
- This type of aid comes with certain conditions
38 Clues: To owe money • A coffee brand • A source of aid • Worst country on the HDI • Turning land into desert • A banana company brand name • Number one country on the HDI • A form of aid other than money • An example of a natural disaster • Aid from government to government • When one country controls another • Development aid helps develop this • Another name for the developed world • ...
Roaring 20s 2023-10-25
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- a sense of pride in your country
- famous baseball player in the 1920s (2 Words)
- Poet duting the Harlem Renaissance (2 words)
- building up a strong military
- Who won the war? HINT: They are a group of countries known as
- they were used in the sky to take photos and shoot down each other
- when a losing country has to pay winning countries money
- the thing that the US did with the British BEFORE coming into the war
- they had to pay reparations at the end of WWI
- agreement between countries
- When african american musicians, artists, and poets lived in Harlem and shared ideas
- they worked in the factories while men were fighting
- Created as a group of countries to prevent war (3 Words)
- famous jazz musician (2 words)
- movement of African Americans out of the south for better jobs (2 words)
- he changed the automobile industry using an assembly line (2 words)
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- Treaty that ended the war (3 Words)
- President of the US before and during WWI (2 Words)
- Germany - Austria/Hungary - Bulgaria - Turkey were known as the
- this technology was popular for listening to baseball games and shows.
- Germany had to accept this for starting the war
- ships under the water that the Germans used to sink boats
- weapon in WWI that could kill people and they wore masks to stop it
- stating out of a war
- not fighting in a war
- first person to fly non-stop across the Atlantic and started commercial flying (2 Words)
- when you train to do one specific job
- parts are this where you can replace them when the old part wears out
- Great Britain - France - Russia - Belgium - Italy - and the US were known as the
- decade for being "ROARING"
- Archduke killed that started WWI (2 words)
- Music created by African Americans in the 1920s
- building colonies in other countries
- this new transportation helped people move around faster and increase production
34 Clues: stating out of a war • not fighting in a war • decade for being "ROARING" • agreement between countries • building up a strong military • famous jazz musician (2 words) • a sense of pride in your country • Treaty that ended the war (3 Words) • building colonies in other countries • when you train to do one specific job • Archduke killed that started WWI (2 words) • ...
Urbanisation 9GEOY HKHS TB 2024-07-29
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- What will be the main cause of future urbanisation in developed countries where population growth has slowed down.
- Less than _% of the Earth’s surface is occupied by cities.
- How many new cities of one million people will be needed every five days until 2050 to house global population growth.
- What percentage of the world will be urban by 2050.
- What Middle Eastern country has a high level of urbanisation, mostly concentrated into three large cities such as Amman.
- How many people are added to urban areas each week
- What urban growth will affect some developed countries as population growth slows down or declines.
- Rwanda and Malawi are typical of the high or low levels of urbanisation in African countries, with below 20% urbanisation.
- What growth rates are expected to slow down after 2030 as world population growth slows
- What rates do more developed regions have over 75% in 2011 compared to less than 50% in less developed regions.
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- A continent that will be more urban than rural by 2030
- Qatar & Kuwait in the Middle East have among the highest urbanisation _____ in the world, at over 98%.
- What city is the world’s largest city, is an agglomeration of urban places from Tokyo to Yokohama, and contains almost 40 million people and covers 13 500km² of land?
- _________ countries have the highest rate of urbanisation
- What country has 85% of its population living in urban places
- What is the biggest challenges for rapidly urbanising countries.
- What is responsible for urbanisation in the developing world.
- What African country is expected to be 50% urban by 2050
- _____ of all urban dwellers live in cities of between 100 000 and 500 000 people and less than 10% live in megacities.
- Sixty ______ new residents are added to urban areas each year.
20 Clues: How many people are added to urban areas each week • What percentage of the world will be urban by 2050. • A continent that will be more urban than rural by 2030 • What African country is expected to be 50% urban by 2050 • _________ countries have the highest rate of urbanisation • Less than _% of the Earth’s surface is occupied by cities. • ...
Internationalism Crossword 2017-11-30
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- a community comprised of the world as a whole
- an organization designed to care for the ill or injured
- (abbreviated) co-founded by John Maynard Keynes; dedicated to financial stability
- a political and economic joining of 28 member states; founded in 1993
- the largest intergovernmental organization composed of 193 sovereign states
- a geopolitical term meaning the development of separation of hostile groups
- a special agency of the UN dedicated to maintaining peace and security
- activities intended to create peaceful conditions
- (abbreviated) a justice system dealing with settling legal disputes submitted by members; also referred to as the World Court
- (abbreviated) an IGO justice system trying individuals
- a policy involving many countries working as one
- foreign monetary help that must be spent in a select country
- the state in which a nation is international
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- a French organization representing approximately one third of the UN
- co-founded by John Maynard Keynes; provides loans to countries
- the policy of being removed from others affairs
- two words joined resulting in the name for the removal of a state from the EU
- two countries working together
- a worldwide group owning and/or controlling goods production
- (abbreviated) a division of the UN committed to maintaining world health
- conflict resolution intended to create peaceful conditions
- focused on the issues of Arctic governments and Inuit peoples
- a policy involving many countries working together
- a prominent disease spread throughout either a country or the world; HIV/AIDS
- countries individually responding to an event, without support from others
- (abbreviated) also known as the North Atlantic Alliance
- (abbreviated) groups not involved with the governments; Amnesty International
- (abbreviated) a group regulating trade composed of 164 members
- (abbreviated) a medical based NGO; also known as Doctors Without Border
- (abbreviated) two or more governments working towards common interest
30 Clues: two countries working together • the state in which a nation is international • a community comprised of the world as a whole • the policy of being removed from others affairs • a policy involving many countries working as one • activities intended to create peaceful conditions • a policy involving many countries working together • ...
EUROPEAN UNION 2019-10-17
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- What palce has always been home to people
- Who elects the politicians into the European parlament
- Does the EU values cultural diversity
- Who has the right to travel from one member state to another
- Thanks to what the food products are safer
- When was it created
- Every member state has an equal......
- One of the first countries in the European Union
- How many countries are in the European Union
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- What does the EU fight against
- What is the largest institutions of the EU
- What contry joined the EU in 2004
- What has the EU brought during the past 70 years
- What other countries saw that made them join the Union
- What does it fight against
- What kind of relations does it have with its neighbours
16 Clues: When was it created • What does it fight against • What does the EU fight against • What contry joined the EU in 2004 • Does the EU values cultural diversity • Every member state has an equal...... • What palce has always been home to people • What is the largest institutions of the EU • Thanks to what the food products are safer • ...
MWH - Cold War Crossword 2017-05-15
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- 30,000 Chinese lived and worked together
- this country was split into 2 East & West
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- this kind of revolution is constant, does not stop
- having huge weapons makes people not mess with you
- this plan gave $ to rebuild europe
- war where USA tried to stop Communism in the north
- kind of war where superpowers fight indirectly
- country that tried to house Soviet Nuclear Weapons
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- kind of race where countries stockpile weapons
- this said USA would help any country threatened by SU.
- city where USA flew in and dropped supplies
- policy to stoop the spread of communism
- this is the kind of state that borders the Soviets
- theory that if one countries falls, the next will to
- organization of countries allied with Soviets
16 Clues: North Atlantic Treaty Organization • this plan gave $ to rebuild europe • policy to stoop the spread of communism • 30,000 Chinese lived and worked together • this country was split into 2 East & West • city where USA flew in and dropped supplies • organization of countries allied with Soviets • kind of race where countries stockpile weapons • ...
Farmer Moves French-Belgian Border 2021-10-21
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- To change or begin to change slightly.
- The result or consequence of an event.
- To set on fire.
- The inability of either side to win a competition.
- A person who owns or runs a farm.
- Emotional, Mental or physical strain.
- Without disturbance. Free from war or conflict.
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- The line between two countries.
- To successfully start or make something that wasn’t there before.
- Gentle or calm. Not harsh in taste.
- A formal agreement between two countries.
- A border between two countries, or the area nearby on either side.
- An area or region of land.
- A person or thing that is annoying.
14 Clues: To set on fire. • An area or region of land. • The line between two countries. • A person who owns or runs a farm. • Gentle or calm. Not harsh in taste. • A person or thing that is annoying. • Emotional, Mental or physical strain. • To change or begin to change slightly. • The result or consequence of an event. • A formal agreement between two countries. • ...
S.S. Unit 10 Vocab (Use dash for space) 2015-04-28
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- Free Enterprise System
- When Stalin closed transportation to West Berlin and West Germany
- United States used airplanes to bring supplies into West Berlin
- Nations Peace keeping organization made after WW2
- 400 million given to Turkey and Greece
- Country with enough power to influence other countries
- Tension between US and USSR without fighting
- When government owns the economy
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- Nations controlled by USSR during Cold War
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization
- Eisenhower's believe that all countries will fall to communism
- Pact USSR military alliance of European Nations in 1955
- 12 billion given to European Countries
- Stop Communism from spreading
14 Clues: Free Enterprise System • Stop Communism from spreading • When government owns the economy • North Atlantic Treaty Organization • 12 billion given to European Countries • 400 million given to Turkey and Greece • Nations controlled by USSR during Cold War • Tension between US and USSR without fighting • Nations Peace keeping organization made after WW2 • ...
The iron curtain 2024-04-08
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- Conflicts during the Cold War where the superpowers supported opposing sides without directly engaging in combat.
- wall This barrier divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War.
- British Prime Minister who coined the term “Iron Curtain.”
- Term used to describe the Soviet-controlled countries of Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
- The geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union and the United States, characterized by ideological conflict and nuclear arms race.
- U.S. policy aimed at preventing the spread of communism, which influenced Cold War strategies.
- The practice of spying or using spies to obtain information about rival countries during the Cold War.
- U.S. policy aimed at containing the spread of communism, initially focused on Greece and Turkey.
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- Soviet leader who succeeded Joseph Stalin and played a role in the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- Famous border crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War.
- Military alliance formed by the Soviet Union and its satellite states in response to NATO.
- The primary country behind the establishment of the Iron Curtain.
- Term used by Winston Churchill to describe the division between communist and non-communist countries in Europe.
- A person who opposes official policy, especially that of an authoritarian state. Many emerged in Soviet-controlled countries during the Cold War.
- Eastern European countries under the influence and control of the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
15 Clues: British Prime Minister who coined the term “Iron Curtain.” • The primary country behind the establishment of the Iron Curtain. • wall This barrier divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War. • Famous border crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. • ...
North America 2020-11-19
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- - use of the money for country
- - old civilization
- - population moved to another country
- - human communication
- States - middle country of North America
- - human communication of Northern countries
- - capital of northern country of North America
- - natural stream of water
- - money
- - capital of middle country of North America
- - capital of southern country
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- - big mass of land in Earth that are 7 in total
- - people at original place
- - large human settlement
- - southern country of North America
- - Northern country of North America
- - human communication of southern countries
- - agricultural growth
- - weather
- - vegetable
20 Clues: - money • - weather • - vegetable • - old civilization • - human communication • - agricultural growth • - large human settlement • - natural stream of water • - people at original place • - capital of southern country • - use of the money for country • - southern country of North America • - Northern country of North America • - population moved to another country • ...
Emergence and definition of1st, 2nd and 3rd world countries including superpowers and developing during the cold war. 2023-05-07
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- Everyone else
- The plan to help Europe get back on there feet
- USA and USSR
- The superpower that was communist
- The countries that surrounded the USSR
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- USSR and the countries that wanted communism
- USA and countries that wanted capitalism
- The US helping countries that are democratic or capitalist
- The superpower that was capitalist
9 Clues: USA and USSR • Everyone else • The superpower that was communist • The superpower that was capitalist • The countries that surrounded the USSR • USA and countries that wanted capitalism • USSR and the countries that wanted communism • The plan to help Europe get back on there feet • The US helping countries that are democratic or capitalist
Unit 7 World War I and Interwar Economy 2023-02-28
Across
- represent their country to other nations
- Franz Ferdinand was killed which started World War I
- countries did not work together economically which caused the Great Depression
- gather troops, weapons, supplies and preparation
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- Countries have total control to make their own decisions
- Made many small countries want independence
- counties need a friend to help fight a war
- when countries go to war they need to gather _____ and supplies
- Small countries wanted to break away and have their own power
9 Clues: represent their country to other nations • counties need a friend to help fight a war • Made many small countries want independence • gather troops, weapons, supplies and preparation • Franz Ferdinand was killed which started World War I • Countries have total control to make their own decisions • Small countries wanted to break away and have their own power • ...
constitution 2021-01-29
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- the acronym for the first amendment
- they interpret laws
- presidents top leaders
- first political parties
- they make laws
- elected head of the republic
- the act of confirming a treaty
- the branch the president is in
- regulation
- A federalist from the west indies
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- another word for tax
- minor change to the constitution
- a dem-republican in washington's cabinet
- promotes a certain country
- friendships between countries
- to reject something such as a treaty
- to remove
- a countries money
- the first 10 amendments
- another word for compromise
20 Clues: to remove • regulation • they make laws • a countries money • they interpret laws • another word for tax • presidents top leaders • first political parties • the first 10 amendments • promotes a certain country • another word for compromise • elected head of the republic • friendships between countries • the act of confirming a treaty • the branch the president is in • ...
North America 2020-11-19
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- - use of the money for country
- - old civilization
- - population moved to another country
- - human communication
- States - middle country of North America
- - human communication of Northern countries
- - capital of northern country of North America
- - natural stream of water
- - money
- - capital of middle country of North America
- - capital of southern country
Down
- - big mass of land in Earth that are 7 in total
- - people at original place
- - large human settlement
- - southern country of North America
- - Northern country of North America
- - human communication of southern countries
- - agricultural growth
- - weather
- - vegetable
20 Clues: - money • - weather • - vegetable • - old civilization • - human communication • - agricultural growth • - large human settlement • - natural stream of water • - people at original place • - capital of southern country • - use of the money for country • - southern country of North America • - Northern country of North America • - population moved to another country • ...
Harbor Me Themes - immigration 2024-09-03
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- being granted citizenship
- someone who migrates
- moving countries
- working
- internationally recognized land
- the study and classification of societies
- a verified person of a country
- an imaginary line that separates 2 things
- having a job
- a place of lawful custody
- national
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- a poor person
- a rule
- someone who moved countries
- a type of person who isn't the majority of people
- judging someone based off of their appearance
- does not have a job
- moving places
- expelling a person from their land
- escaping a country
- the smallest continent
21 Clues: a rule • working • national • having a job • a poor person • moving places • moving countries • escaping a country • does not have a job • someone who migrates • the smallest continent • being granted citizenship • a place of lawful custody • someone who moved countries • a verified person of a country • internationally recognized land • expelling a person from their land • ...
Ferreira, LA Neocolonialism 2017-04-04
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- The US and mexico were fighting for the territory of Texas and Northwest of the US
- Favorite complete obedience o subjection to authority as opposed to individual freedom.
- A multinational corporation or is a corporate organization that owns or controls production of goods or services in one or more countries other than their home country
- Attempted to colinze Nicaragua;made himslf president with the support of liberals.
- A sort of rider added by theodore roosevelt in 1905 whereby the US would functio as a policeman in protection of Europe and US economic interests
- Killed thousands of people due to their "unsubordination" and opened fire in plain streets.
- Industrialized countries taking raw materials form unindustrialized countries
- Mestizo from humble background, president for 35 years,one of the 1st mestizos in power.
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- the use of economic, political, cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries
- Mexican politician, president of Mexico 4 times, introduced various social changes.
- Changes how things are made from hand to machines.
- Paraguay has been involved in many dispute
- Politician and lawyer, President of national convention at france, desired power
- politically unstable countries in Latin America whose economies are largely dependent on exporting a limited-resource product
- the 19th-century doctrine or belief that the expansion of the United States throughout the American continents was both justified and inevitable.
- President of Argentina, writter and very intellectual, Interested in educational system briught US teachers to improve education.
16 Clues: Paraguay has been involved in many dispute • Changes how things are made from hand to machines. • Industrialized countries taking raw materials form unindustrialized countries • Politician and lawyer, President of national convention at france, desired power • The US and mexico were fighting for the territory of Texas and Northwest of the US • ...
Global systems and global governance 2021-10-06
Across
- economic policies which
- government policies that restrict international trade
- institutional arrangements designed to facilitate the free flow of goods and services and to coordinate foreign economic policies
- the difference between the value of a country’s imports and exports over a given
- imports from other countries
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- A group of countries which engage in international trade which is made through a trade agreement
- The difference between the value of a countries imports and exports.
- cost of a countries imports exceed cost of exports
- of time.
- cost of countries exports exceed cost of imports
10 Clues: of time. • economic policies which • imports from other countries • cost of countries exports exceed cost of imports • cost of a countries imports exceed cost of exports • government policies that restrict international trade • The difference between the value of a countries imports and exports. • ...
Civics Unit 7 ID's 2023-12-08
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- The lowest legal wage that can be paid to workers.
- An organization that provides financial assistance and economic advice to member countries.
- The gradual increase in Earth's average temperature, primarily due to human activities.
- A person forced to flee their home country due to persecution, war, or violence.
- U.S. policy allowing certain undocumented immigrants who entered as minors to receive temporary protection.
- Mandatory financial contributions imposed by the government on individuals and businesses.
- U.S. healthcare reform legislation aimed at increasing access to health insurance.
- A government order restricting trade with another country.
- International humanitarian organizations providing assistance to those in need during emergencies and disasters.
- A tax imposed on goods imported or exported between countries.
- Policies promoting opportunities for underrepresented groups to address historical discrimination.
- A trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada, replacing NAFTA.
- The education system covering kindergarten through 12th grade.
- The termination of a pregnancy before the fetus can survive outside the uterus.
- A global organization focused on international public health issues.
- Penalties or coercive measures imposed by one or more countries on another country to influence its behavior.
- An international organization that regulates global trade.
- The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas into surrounding rural areas.
- The use of armed forces to achieve a country's goals or respond to a threat.
- A national policy of avoiding political and economic entanglements with other countries.
- Government programs providing guaranteed benefits to eligible individuals.
- A U.S. law prohibiting Chinese immigration.
- The involvement of a country in the affairs of other nations through diplomatic, economic, or military means.
- A military alliance of North American and European countries for collective defense.
- A country's strategies and actions in dealing with other nations.
- Measures taken by a government to protect its citizens and defend the country against external threats.
- Changes or additions made to a legal document, especially the U.S. Constitution.
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- U.S. legislation addressing illegal immigration and providing amnesty to some undocumented immigrants.
- The process of making the recreational or medicinal use of marijuana legal.
- Evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of a decision or project.
- The conduct of international relations and negotiations between countries.
- A plan detailing how an entity will allocate its resources over a specific period.
- Funding and financial aspects of political campaigns.
- The value of the next best alternative foregone when a decision is made.
- A U.S. government agency responsible for protecting human health and the environment.
- A government's plans and actions within its own country.
- The legal rights of individuals to participate in elections.
- Excessive and unnecessary use of force by law enforcement officers.
- A government organization responsible for creating and enforcing rules and regulations in a specific industry to ensure public safety and fairness.
- A system where individuals pay money to be released from custody before trial.
- Protection granted by a country to individuals fleeing persecution in their home country.
- Government regulation of land use in specific areas.
- The introduction or opening statement of a document, like the U.S. Constitution, stating its purpose and guiding principles.
- Choices made by individuals, businesses, and governments to allocate resources.
- Education beyond high school, typically referring to colleges and universities.
- Government decisions regarding taxation and spending to influence the economy.
- A U.S. immigration status allowing individuals from designated countries to stay temporarily due to unsafe conditions in their home countries.
- Government initiatives providing financial aid or support to those in need.
- An international organization formed to promote peace, security, and cooperation among member countries.
49 Clues: A U.S. law prohibiting Chinese immigration. • The lowest legal wage that can be paid to workers. • Government regulation of land use in specific areas. • Funding and financial aspects of political campaigns. • A government's plans and actions within its own country. • A government order restricting trade with another country. • ...
WW1 2020-12-14
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- the space between the front lines
- a place where soldiers hid from gunfire and explosions
- a truce between countries/armies
- spread and caused a lot of disease amongst soldiers
- a common disease among soldiers due to wet feet
- where each armies met and fought
- info distributed that shows only one side of something
- a war that includes a bunch of countries
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- the name of the line that ran through France and Belgium
- what Germany, Austria and Bulgaria allied in
- The plan Germany for the fight against Russia and France
- one of the countries in the central powers
- Bulky guns used in warfare
- an alliance between France, Japan, Britain, Russia and Italy
- WW1 was this weapons appearance though it backfired
- large, heavily armored battleships
16 Clues: Bulky guns used in warfare • a truce between countries/armies • where each armies met and fought • the space between the front lines • large, heavily armored battleships • a war that includes a bunch of countries • one of the countries in the central powers • what Germany, Austria and Bulgaria allied in • a common disease among soldiers due to wet feet • ...
Communism Study Guide__HaleemahAhmad 2019-05-09
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- US and USSR used this to support their beliefs
- introduced openness(person)
- how were the economies of the communist countries?
- a race between countries to build the strongest military power
- led USSR after Russian Revolution(person)
- who won the Vietnam war?
- leader of Cuba after rebelling against government of Cuba(person)
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- developed communism(person)
- caused starvation in China
- Which country killed its people that revolted against communism in the 20th century?
- wanted to modernize China and his plan,the Great Leap Forward, was used to try to change the economy(person)
- Which revolution was caused because the czar wasn't helping the people's problems?
- dictatorship
- who spent too much money on military supplies that cause food shortages?(country)
- ______ countries remained communist after 1970s
- leader of Russia
16 Clues: dictatorship • leader of Russia • who won the Vietnam war? • caused starvation in China • developed communism(person) • introduced openness(person) • led USSR after Russian Revolution(person) • US and USSR used this to support their beliefs • ______ countries remained communist after 1970s • how were the economies of the communist countries? • ...
Partnership 2023-06-09
Across
- ______IN LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
- REMOVE_____ BARRIERS FOR LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
- IMPLEMENT ALL________ ASSISTANCE COMMITMENTS
- KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND COOPERATION FOR ACCESS TO SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND____
- ASSIST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN ATTAINING_______ SUSTAINABILITY
Down
- PROMOTE_____ TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
- MOBILIZE RESOURCES TO IMPROVE ________ REVENUE COLLECTION
- MOBILIZE______ RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
8 Clues: ______IN LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES • IMPLEMENT ALL________ ASSISTANCE COMMITMENTS • PROMOTE_____ TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES • MOBILIZE______ RESOURCES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES • REMOVE_____ BARRIERS FOR LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES • MOBILIZE RESOURCES TO IMPROVE ________ REVENUE COLLECTION • ASSIST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN ATTAINING_______ SUSTAINABILITY • ...
TCW DENT 2AA 4-6:30 2022-10-04
10 Clues: new ASEAN member • emerging economies • always UN observer • number of AseaN COUNTRIES • 15 crimes against humanity • line separating north and south • another name for poor countries • another name for rich countries • currency exceptional in EU market • indicator of economic status in the global set up
Canada and WW1 2015-12-07
Across
- The war that was all about gold in South Africa
- The month that WW1 ended
- A strong love for one's country
- The way Canada dealt with other countries
- The day that WW1 ended
- The last name of the man who was assassinated before WW1
- The treaty that ended WW1
- The word for friendships and agreements between countries
- the 'M' in M.A.N.I.A
Down
- When Canada took enemy aliens and kept them imprisoned
- media that is changed or edited to promote a specific view
- When men were forced to go to war
- The state that had a boundary dispute with Canada
- The statute that removed British ability to legislate for Canada
- Using power and force to overtake other countries
- the long holes where soldiers lived and fought during WW1
16 Clues: the 'M' in M.A.N.I.A • The day that WW1 ended • The month that WW1 ended • The treaty that ended WW1 • A strong love for one's country • When men were forced to go to war • The way Canada dealt with other countries • The war that was all about gold in South Africa • The state that had a boundary dispute with Canada • Using power and force to overtake other countries • ...
The Robinson Times Crossword 2021-08-18
Across
- The name of my history teacher
- The name of our school
- A continent with countries including Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia
- A continent with countries including the United States, Canada, and Honduras
- The biggest continent
Down
- A document that guarantees rights to all people
- An ________ Monarchy has no rights, and the ruler has complete control
- What we study in this class
- A continent with countries including Tanzania, Egypt, and Rwanda
- The only continent with no countries, and no people
10 Clues: The biggest continent • The name of our school • What we study in this class • The name of my history teacher • A document that guarantees rights to all people • The only continent with no countries, and no people • A continent with countries including Tanzania, Egypt, and Rwanda • A continent with countries including Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia • ...
The iron curtain 2024-04-08
Across
- A person who opposes official policy, especially that of an authoritarian state. Many emerged in Soviet-controlled countries during the Cold War.
- The primary country behind the establishment of the Iron Curtain.
- The practice of spying or using spies to obtain information about rival countries during the Cold War.
- Famous border crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War.
- The geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union and the United States, characterized by ideological conflict and nuclear arms race.
- wall This barrier divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War.
- Soviet leader who succeeded Joseph Stalin and played a role in the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- Military alliance formed by the Soviet Union and its satellite states in response to NATO.
- Conflicts during the Cold War where the superpowers supported opposing sides without directly engaging in combat.
- U.S. policy aimed at preventing the spread of communism, which influenced Cold War strategies.
Down
- Term used by Winston Churchill to describe the division between communist and non-communist countries in Europe.
- Eastern European countries under the influence and control of the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
- British Prime Minister who coined the term “Iron Curtain.”
- Term used to describe the Soviet-controlled countries of Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
- U.S. policy aimed at containing the spread of communism, initially focused on Greece and Turkey.
15 Clues: British Prime Minister who coined the term “Iron Curtain.” • The primary country behind the establishment of the Iron Curtain. • wall This barrier divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War. • Famous border crossing between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. • ...