country Crossword Puzzles
TRIVIA 1 2026-08-27
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- What is the name of the capital city of Australia?
- What is the largest planet in our solar system?
- What is the name of the staple food characteristic of Africa shaped like a dense cassava or corn porridge?
- Which country has the lowest poverty rate in the world?
- From which region does the song "Apuse" originate?
- What is the only country in South America that shares a land border with an overseas department of France (French Guiana)?
- What is the system of government by the people called?
- Which country has the highest percentage of Muslim population in the world?
- The highest known mountain in the Milky Way galaxy is located on what planet?
- What protein forms the structure of human hair and nails?
- What is the official currency used in Thailand?
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- Which country has the longest coastline in the world?
- Which city in Indonesia is nicknamed the city of rain?
- Which country holds the record for the most World Cup titles to date?
- Which country hosted the first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
- Which virus was first identified in Africa?
- What is the name of Earth's protective layer against ultraviolet radiation?
- What animal is the only scaly mammal in the world?
- Which country has a vertical red-and-white flag with George's Cross in its upper-left corner?
- What is the name of Indonesia's first artificial satellite?
20 Clues: Which virus was first identified in Africa? • What is the largest planet in our solar system? • What is the official currency used in Thailand? • What is the name of the capital city of Australia? • What animal is the only scaly mammal in the world? • From which region does the song "Apuse" originate? • Which country has the longest coastline in the world? • ...
South Asia 2022-03-17
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- country who colonized india
- country split from india, muslim population
- hindus class hierarchy
- country ruled by the taliban
- the leader of the hindu religion
- tiny islands off of indias southwest coast
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- extremist group in control of afghanistan
- the largest religion in india
- the region india, pakistan, afghanistan belong
- country bordering india to the north
- small country off indias east coast
- mountain range in northern afghanistan
- country where the religion is primarily hindu
- the tallest mountain in the world
14 Clues: hindus class hierarchy • country who colonized india • country ruled by the taliban • the largest religion in india • the leader of the hindu religion • the tallest mountain in the world • small country off indias east coast • country bordering india to the north • mountain range in northern afghanistan • extremist group in control of afghanistan • ...
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-23
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- country made up with bosnia nad serbia
- of power equal power
- dry sub-humid areas
- caribbean country and shares and island
- nominated leader
- A governed county
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
- country of central europe
- europe known for communism and war
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- enforcing
- a landlocked country in central europe
- had a war of independence
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- Alliance for combined action
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia nad serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • caribbean country and shares and island • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • ...
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-23
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- nominated leader
- europe known for communism and war
- a landlocked country in central europe
- caribbean country and shares and island
- country of central europe
- enforcing
- Alliance for combined action
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
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- country made up with bosnia and serbia
- dry sub-humid areas
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- had a war of independence
- A governed county
- of power equal power
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia and serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • caribbean country and shares and island • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • ...
Africa 3 2025-12-19
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- Home of Kilimanjaro
- East African nation on Lake Victoria
- Narrow West African nation
- Nile nation north of South Sudan
- Nation with Great Zimbabwe ruins
- North African Mediterranean nation
- Africa’s most populous nation
- Horn of Africa nation
- West African country with Dakar
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- Small island nation in the Atlantic
- Home of Victoria Falls
- Sahel nation in West Africa
- World’s youngest country
- Land of a Thousand Hills
- West African coastal nation
- Southern most African country
- Country with the Namib Desert
- Indian Ocean island nation
18 Clues: Home of Kilimanjaro • Horn of Africa nation • Home of Victoria Falls • World’s youngest country • Land of a Thousand Hills • Narrow West African nation • Indian Ocean island nation • Sahel nation in West Africa • West African coastal nation • Southern most African country • Country with the Namib Desert • Africa’s most populous nation • West African country with Dakar • ...
aji qonit crossword 2024-11-11
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- eiffel tower is the tourist attraction of what country?
- gado is the national food of what country?
- What country is popular for pizza?
- portauprince is the capital city of what country?
- boca juniors is the team football of what country?
- sagrada familia is the capital city of what country?
- bangkok is the capital city of what country?
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- adobo is the national food of what country?
- sydney is the largest city of which country?
- petronas twin towers
- rhinefalls is the waterfall of what country?
- have a pyramid?
12 Clues: have a pyramid? • petronas twin towers • What country is popular for pizza? • gado is the national food of what country? • adobo is the national food of what country? • sydney is the largest city of which country? • rhinefalls is the waterfall of what country? • bangkok is the capital city of what country? • portauprince is the capital city of what country? • ...
Countries 2025-10-03
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- In this country is it common eat paella
- In this country it was invented the paper
- People go to this country to visit a big construction
- Famous for "Dia de los muertos"
- Home of the Nile River
- This country is famous for his carnivals
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- Cristiano Ronaldo born in this country
- In this country it is located Taj Mahal
- People says that this country is the country of youtubers
- Is common eat pine pie
- Is the samllest country in the world
- In this country there are a famous place for roman empire
12 Clues: Is common eat pine pie • Home of the Nile River • Famous for "Dia de los muertos" • Is the samllest country in the world • Cristiano Ronaldo born in this country • In this country is it common eat paella • In this country it is located Taj Mahal • This country is famous for his carnivals • In this country it was invented the paper • ...
South West Asia Countries. 2026-03-26
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- Raided by Trump
- The capital of this country is also the name of a metal.
- This country is home to the Burj Kalifa
- "You having a good time?"
- A country fighting with Israel for Jerusalem
- Neighbor of Saudi Arabia
- Famous basketball player's name that starts with Michael.
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- Sounds like a musical instrument.
- This country has the name of a bird related to pilgrims.
- Tigris/Euphrates
- Jewish Country
- Kewait
- Muscat
- The capital of this country is Beirut
14 Clues: Kewait • Muscat • Jewish Country • Raided by Trump • Tigris/Euphrates • Neighbor of Saudi Arabia • "You having a good time?" • Sounds like a musical instrument. • The capital of this country is Beirut • This country is home to the Burj Kalifa • A country fighting with Israel for Jerusalem • This country has the name of a bird related to pilgrims. • ...
Social Studies 2013-06-10
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- A group of 8 countries, who try to solve economic priblems before they become sources of conflict
- Where the ocean meets the land
- The amount of money earned, after costs are deducted
- The area at a border crossing or airport where the government officials check passports and baggage
- A market in which countries can trade freely without taxes or trade barriers
- Legal documents that describe the terms of trade between the trading parties
- Natural resources that cannot be replaced once they are consumed
- The 0 degree line of longitude that passes through Greenwich, London
- An area in Western Asia and Northern Africa
- The height above sea level
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- Speaking 2 languages
- A group of Canadian politicians and buisness people, lead by the prime minister, who promoto Canadian products abroad
- Products or services that are brought in from another country
- Raw materials or manufactured computer products
- One country doing an action for another country
- Money invested in a country by company in another country
- The division of the world into 24 different regions, to create a standard time in each division
- Natural resources that natire can replenish
- Products or services that are sold to another country
- The amount if product allowed
- The combined taxes a country places on imports
21 Clues: Speaking 2 languages • The height above sea level • The amount if product allowed • Where the ocean meets the land • Natural resources that natire can replenish • An area in Western Asia and Northern Africa • The combined taxes a country places on imports • Raw materials or manufactured computer products • One country doing an action for another country • ...
Foreign Trade 2023-05-27
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- When I send goods from A to B, the goods are called ……. (7)
- When money is moved electronically it is called a …. …….. (4,8)
- You sell goods to a non-EU country. (6)
- When you turn US dollars into EUROS, you ……. it. (7)
- When I get less money than I expected, it’s a …. (4)
- I can pay less if I do it in time. (4,8)
- You buy goods from a non-EU country. (6)
- When I get more money than I expected, it’s a …. (4)
- An area inside the EU where trading can happen freely is called the …… …… (6,6)
- Someone who buys goods from me is my …….. (8)
- I have to pay this if I buy goods from outside the EU and bring them to Austria. (8,3)
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- You buy goods from a country which is a member of the European Union. (2,8)
- This is the person I buy goods from for my company (8)
- Inside my own country (8)
- Not EURO (7,8)
- The type of money a country uses is called …….. (8)
- You sell goods to a country which is a member of the European Union. (2,4)
- The rule is not for me, so I am …… (6)
- This is a tax which is added to the normal price of goods. (3)
- When money is moved from one EU country to another, it is called a …. transfer. (4)
20 Clues: Not EURO (7,8) • Inside my own country (8) • The rule is not for me, so I am …… (6) • You sell goods to a non-EU country. (6) • I can pay less if I do it in time. (4,8) • You buy goods from a non-EU country. (6) • Someone who buys goods from me is my …….. (8) • The type of money a country uses is called …….. (8) • When you turn US dollars into EUROS, you ……. it. (7) • ...
Arts & International Night 2024-03-15
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- COUNTRY WITH THE LARGEST FRESHWATER LAKE
- GERMANY HAS MORE THAN 20,000 OF THESE
- COUNTRY IN SOUTH AMERICA THAT IDENTIFIES AS CARIBBEAN AND SPEAKS ENGLISH
- THE NAME ERITREA IS DERIVED FROM THE GREEK NAME FOR THIS BODY OF WATER
- HOME OF EL YUNQUE TROPICAL RAINFOREST
- UP TO 80% OF THE WORLD'S ROSE OIL COMES FROM THIS COUNTRY
- KATAKANA, KANJI AND ______ WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE THE JAPANESE WRITING SYSTEM
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC HAS MANY PLAYERS IN THIS SPORT
- HOME TO K2, THE 2ND HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN THE WORLD
- COUNTRY THAT INVENTED CROISSANTS
- COUNTRY CONTAINING THE AMAZON RAINFOREST, ANDES MOUNTAIN AND SIERRA NEVADA DE SANTA MARTA
- COUNTRY THAT IS SPLIT BY THE EQUATOR
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- FIRST INDEPENDENT BLACK NATION
- THIS JAMAICAN OLYMPIAN IS THE FASTEST HUMAN ON EARTH
- MEDICAL PROCEDURE FIRST PERFORMED IN SOUTH AFRICA
- IN 1960, I-85 ENDED IN THIS TOWN
- NUMBER OF SEASONS IN BANGLADESH
- DELIVERED IN SOUTH KOREA, ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT
- HOME TO THE WORLD'S LARGEST CAVE
- CARIBBEAN NATION KNOWN FOR IT'S LARGE AFRICAN AND INDIAN POPULATION
- NATIONAL ANIMAL OF CHINA
- THE WORLD'S TALLEST STATUE RESIDES IN THIS COUNTRY
- IVORY COAST IS THE MOST RECENT CHAMPION OF THIS COMPETITION
- HOME TO 35 REGIONAL LANGUAGES AND OVER 270 DIALECTS
- GHANA IS SECOND ONLY TO IVORY COAST IN PRODUCING THIS CROP
- SOCCOR IN BRAZIL
26 Clues: SOCCOR IN BRAZIL • NATIONAL ANIMAL OF CHINA • FIRST INDEPENDENT BLACK NATION • NUMBER OF SEASONS IN BANGLADESH • IN 1960, I-85 ENDED IN THIS TOWN • HOME TO THE WORLD'S LARGEST CAVE • COUNTRY THAT INVENTED CROISSANTS • COUNTRY THAT IS SPLIT BY THE EQUATOR • GERMANY HAS MORE THAN 20,000 OF THESE • HOME OF EL YUNQUE TROPICAL RAINFOREST • COUNTRY WITH THE LARGEST FRESHWATER LAKE • ...
Making A Nation 2024-04-07
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- an infectious disease
- the complete disappearance of a species forever
- the group of people with the authority to govern a state
- a person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area
- a way of executing someone
- Indigenous people of Australia
- unable to read
- first governor of New South Wales
- revolution which saw people move from the country to the city
- a settlement used to exile prisoners from society
- the act of taking property away from a person or group
- a country or area under the control of another country
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- punishment where prisoner is sent to a penal colony
- the deliberate killing of a large number of people of an ethnic group
- a way of punishing someone by whip
- the head of an elected government in Australia
- a type of government where people vote for their leaders
- father of federation
- a person found guilty of a criminal offence serving a sentence
- the process of kidnapping Pacific Islanders for forced labour
- the first group of British settlers to arrive in Australia
- first Australian prime minister
- a country in Asia
- brutal slaughter of a number of people
- James Cook's ship
- the uniting of separate colonies into one country with a common interest
- a country in Europe whose native language is English
27 Clues: unable to read • a country in Asia • James Cook's ship • father of federation • an infectious disease • a way of executing someone • Indigenous people of Australia • first Australian prime minister • first governor of New South Wales • a way of punishing someone by whip • brutal slaughter of a number of people • the head of an elected government in Australia • ...
Multiculturalism at VB 2026-05-12
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- The national animal of this country is the Golden Eagle.
- In this country spitting on a bride at her wedding is considered good luck.
- Students in the VB prayer group, who practice "Salah", follow this religion.
- Canada's national summer sport is the oldest known organized sport in North America.
- A language taught at VB by Sra. Neufeld.
- The coexistance of diverse ethnic, racial, and cultural groups.
- First country to adopt multiculturalism as an official government policy.
- Country known for the Roman Empire, Ferrari, and Tung Tung Tung Sahur.
- A plant dye used to create temporary Mehndi tattoos.
- The national animal of Canada
- The Diversity Club is holding this at lunch in the North Gym.
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- This Japanese art of folding paper is one of the afternoon activities today.
- Canada has two official languages, English and ____.
- Babies born before 2023 in this country were considered 1 year old at birth.
- VB's teams are the BLUES. Blues music originally comes from ____.
- One of the most common languages at VB after English.
- Indigenous ceremony to cleanse the mind and soul by burning sacred medicines.
- This continent is overwhelmingly considered the birthplace of humanity.
- The famous song "Carol of the Bells" comes from this country.
- Canada has a maple leaf on its flag. This country has a cedar tree.
20 Clues: The national animal of Canada • A language taught at VB by Sra. Neufeld. • Canada has two official languages, English and ____. • A plant dye used to create temporary Mehndi tattoos. • One of the most common languages at VB after English. • The national animal of this country is the Golden Eagle. • The famous song "Carol of the Bells" comes from this country. • ...
Unit 4 Global Economics Crossword 2023-02-10
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- acronym; organisation that sets trade rules and assists in negotiations
- ___ market; trading block with free trade, common external policy, and free movement of factors of production; what the EU is
- ___ account; record of all transfer of ownership of assets of a country
- the multi-dimensional concept of overall progress in the world
- barrier to trade that increases the price per unit of import
- this country has the largest persistent current account deficit in the world
- acronym; long-term investment from a foreign country, involving ownership of the assets
- acronym; composite index with health, education, and income
- ___ union; trading bloc with free trade, common external policy, free movement of factors, and shared currency; what the Eurozone is
- ___ account; record of all investments and transactions of a country
- money flowing out of a country
- acrynoym; adjusts HDI for unequal outcomes
- type of exchange rate where the value of currency is determined by supply and demand for that currency
- acronym; states that depreciation will lead to improvement in current account if elasticities of imports and exports are greater than 1
- ___ union; trading bloc that has free trade amongst members and same common policy towards non-members
- ____ advantage; able to produce more quantity
- what the balance of payments is equal to
- this country has the largest persistent current account surplus in the world
- one method of supporting domestic industries be more competitive with international firms
- coefficient that measures income inequality in a country
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- barrier to trade that limits volume of an import
- acronym; composite index that measures gender inequality in reproductive health, empowerment, and economic status
- ____ advantage; able to produce with a lower opportunity cost
- type of exchange rate where the government periodically manipulates currency to stay in a range
- money flowing into a country
- acronym; model that estimates impact of humans on the environment based on how much humans demand in land and bioproductive areas
- type of exchange rate where a currency's value is pegged to another currency, basket of goods, or gold
- the market where currencies are traded
- acronym; record of all transactions in trade, income, and capital flows of a country
- best credit rating possible
- acronym; made by an agreement to remove barriers of trade but each country is still allowed to set their own rules for non-member countries
- ___ account; record of all transactions of goods and services and income flows of a country
- this country has the second largest persistent current account deficit in the world
- acronym; organisation that lends money to countries in emergencies
- acronym; composite indicator that measures wellbeing, health, inequality, and sustainability
- acronym; 17 goals set by the UN
- 2 words; organisation that lends money to countries for long-term development projects
- exchange of goods and services
- _-___; shows the Marshall-Lerner Condition
- acronym; firm with production facilities in more than one country
- acronym; organisation with 38 countries that work together to stimulate trade and economic progress
- this country has the second largest persistent current account surplus in the world
42 Clues: best credit rating possible • money flowing into a country • money flowing out of a country • exchange of goods and services • acronym; 17 goals set by the UN • the market where currencies are traded • what the balance of payments is equal to • acrynoym; adjusts HDI for unequal outcomes • _-___; shows the Marshall-Lerner Condition • ...
Currencies 2024-11-01
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- The currency of an island nation famous for its cleanliness and iconic Marina Bay Sands
- This currency is tied to a nation famous for its tea culture and stunning landscapes, known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon."
- this currency is used in the country where Kente cloth is woven by the Akan people. It is often used for special occasions and ceremonies.
- This currency is used in a country famous for its ancient Incan civilization and the breathtaking Andes mountains.
- The currency used in a European country known for its colorful architecture and beautiful landscapes, symbolized by "Lek."
- This currency is named after a bird and is used in the nation known for its historic Mayan ruins.
- The currency of a country known for its ancient ruins and delicious feta cheese, often represented by "€."
- Known for its iconic nesting dolls and vast landscapes, this currency is a staple in Eastern Europe.
- A Nordic nation's currency, where fjords carve the landscape.
- The currency of the country known for tango dancing and the Pampas.
- this currency is used in the country that is home to a variety of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including Taman Negara, one of the oldest rainforests in the world.
- This currency is known for its krone and is from a country famous for its pastries and Nordic design.
- A currency from the unique land Down Under, home to marsupials and stunning beaches.
- A currency from the dynamic East Asian nation, known for its technology and K-pop.
- The currency used in a nation recognized for its folk music, castles, and delicious pierogi.
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- A currency from a nation with a rich history, from samurai to anime.
- A land of ancient pyramids and pharaohs, its currency reflects its history.
- this currency is used in a country that is home to eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including Mount Everest, the highest peak.
- A land of diverse culture's currency, known for its rich history and the Taj Mahal.
- This currency is associated with a Southeast Asian country famous for its stunning landscapes and Buddhist temples.
- A currency from the country known for its bullfighting and flamenco dancing.
- This currency is tied to a nation renowned for its ancient history and the breathtaking Ha Long Bay.
- You will need this currency to buy wine from the world’s oldest winemaking culture.
- A currency from the Central European nation, known for its chocolate and cheese.
- The currency of a country known for its colorful celebrations and delicious tacos, named after a historic figure.
- A currency used in a Southeast Asian archipelago with thousands of islands.
- A currency from a country known for its world-famous Muay Thai boxing.
- This currency represents a country known for its unique cuisine and thermal baths, often associated with paprika.
- This currency is used in a country known for its stunning mosques and rich history, straddling Europe and Asia.
- A South American nation, home to the Amazon rainforest and diverse wildlife.
30 Clues: A Nordic nation's currency, where fjords carve the landscape. • The currency of the country known for tango dancing and the Pampas. • A currency from a nation with a rich history, from samurai to anime. • A currency from a country known for its world-famous Muay Thai boxing. • A land of ancient pyramids and pharaohs, its currency reflects its history. • ...
SANCTIONED COUNTRIES CROSSWORD 2024-05-31
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- AKA MYANMAR
- VLADIMIR PUTIN'S THE LEADER
- BLACKLISTED COUNTRY
- HAVANA IS THIS COUNTRY'S CAPITAL
- COUNTRY LOCATED IN THE "HORN OF EASTERN AFRICA"
- GEOGRAPHICALLY THE LARGEST COUNTRY IN CENTRAL AMERICA
- CLOSE TO CHINA
- MIDDLE EAST COUNTRY
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- MOST POPULOUS FRANCOPHONE COUNTRY
- 13TH LARGEST EUROPEAN COUNTRY
- BLACLLISTED COUNTRY
- WARRING WITH RUSSIA
12 Clues: AKA MYANMAR • CLOSE TO CHINA • BLACLLISTED COUNTRY • BLACKLISTED COUNTRY • WARRING WITH RUSSIA • MIDDLE EAST COUNTRY • VLADIMIR PUTIN'S THE LEADER • 13TH LARGEST EUROPEAN COUNTRY • HAVANA IS THIS COUNTRY'S CAPITAL • MOST POPULOUS FRANCOPHONE COUNTRY • COUNTRY LOCATED IN THE "HORN OF EASTERN AFRICA" • GEOGRAPHICALLY THE LARGEST COUNTRY IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-23
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- country made up with bosnia nad serbia
- of power equal power
- dry sub-humid areas
- caribbean country and shares and island
- nominated leader
- A governed county
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
- country of central europe
- europe known for communism and war
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- enforcing
- a landlocked country in central europe
- had a war of independence
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- Alliance for combined action
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia nad serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • caribbean country and shares and island • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • ...
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-23
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- country made up with bosnia and serbia
- of power equal power
- dry sub-humid areas
- caribbean country and shares and island
- nominated leader
- A governed county
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
- country of central europe
- europe known for communism and war
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- enforcing
- a landlocked country in central europe
- had a war of independence
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- Alliance for combined action
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia and serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • caribbean country and shares and island • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • ...
Geography 2013-06-04
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- I help locate places and I'm on paper.
- I have the second largest population.
- the wealth or resources a country has.
- I don't have a population.
- Supreme power or authority.
- moving to a foreign country.
- the belief in superhuman controlling powers.
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- I have the largest population.
- leaving one country to permanently live in a foreign country
- The policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting...
- different race or very diverse.
- I tell north,south,west,and east.
- I was elected in 2008 and took office in 2009.
- I am a country in Africa that was not colonized
- move from one region to another.
- navigating system.
16 Clues: navigating system. • I don't have a population. • Supreme power or authority. • moving to a foreign country. • I have the largest population. • different race or very diverse. • move from one region to another. • I tell north,south,west,and east. • I have the second largest population. • I help locate places and I'm on paper. • the wealth or resources a country has. • ...
Refugee 2025-05-15
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- soil that is part of Bahamas
- United Nations children's fund
- the currency used in Uk
- The country below Germany and beside Hungary.
- People that flee the country because it is not safe
- The city that is at the bottom of Florida
- the ocean that is between Canada and France
- A group of tons of soldiers, usually for a country.
- The country that started the Olympics
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- the enemies in WW2,they were hated the Jews.
- The gulf of water that is near mexico
- a synonym of boat
- The capital of Cuba.
- The country that started world war 2
- A country that heavily relied on the soviet union for sugar sales
- A gold,brass,3 button instrument
16 Clues: a synonym of boat • The capital of Cuba. • the currency used in Uk • soil that is part of Bahamas • United Nations children's fund • A gold,brass,3 button instrument • The country that started world war 2 • The gulf of water that is near mexico • The country that started the Olympics • The city that is at the bottom of Florida • the ocean that is between Canada and France • ...
middle east crossword 2020-12-21
15 Clues: hot • islam god • crazy singer • crazy country • small country • islam soldiers • sport they play • biggest country • box they worship • country with wars • number of pillars • people who did 9/11 • type of food middle east • most common type of land • 2nd Largest religion in the world
Cairo 2 2026-06-24
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- This country is made up of more than 7,000 islands.
- This huge island is covered mostly by ice.
- This country is known for sprinting and reggae music.
- This country was once ruled by Genghis Khan.
- This country is famous for classic cars and baseball.
- This country is known for riding boats through rice fields and rivers.
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- This country is famous for large elephant herds.
- This country is a small island nation with a famous lion symbol.
- This country is famous for shamrocks and leprechaun stories.
- This country is famous for lemurs.
- This country is home to Mount Everest.
- This country measures happiness as well as money.
12 Clues: This country is famous for lemurs. • This country is home to Mount Everest. • This huge island is covered mostly by ice. • This country was once ruled by Genghis Khan. • This country is famous for large elephant herds. • This country measures happiness as well as money. • This country is made up of more than 7,000 islands. • ...
crossword 2023-05-28
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- Samuel Clemens pen name
- capital of taiwan
- largest living animal
- Christ the redeemer statue is located in this country
- DNA stands for
- capital of Greece
- Second president of the US
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- Simplest type of cell
- largest type of tree
- oldest child from "the simpons"
- regional manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton
- Author of the odyssey
- king of the UK
- Country completely surrounded by South Africa
- another name for Vatican City
- Clark Kent
- Country bordering the US to the north
- youngest african country
18 Clues: Clark Kent • king of the UK • DNA stands for • capital of taiwan • capital of Greece • largest type of tree • Simplest type of cell • Author of the odyssey • largest living animal • Samuel Clemens pen name • youngest african country • Second president of the US • another name for Vatican City • oldest child from "the simpons" • Country bordering the US to the north • ...
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-24
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- country made up with bosnia and serbia
- of power equal power
- dry sub-humid areas
- caribbean country and shares and island
- nominated leader
- A governed county
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
- country of central europe
- europe known for communism and war
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- enforcing
- a landlocked country in central europe
- had a war of independence
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- Alliance for combined action
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia and serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • gorbachev soviet and russian politican • ...
Social studies Crossword 2023-03-23
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- country made up with bosnia and serbia
- of power equal power
- dry sub-humid areas
- caribbean country and shares and island
- nominated leader
- A governed county
- gorbachev soviet and russian politican
- country of central europe
- europe known for communism and war
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- enforcing
- a landlocked country in central europe
- had a war of independence
- landlocked country and declared independence in 1938
- Alliance for combined action
- peace Accords ending the war in bosnia
15 Clues: enforcing • nominated leader • A governed county • dry sub-humid areas • of power equal power • had a war of independence • country of central europe • Alliance for combined action • europe known for communism and war • country made up with bosnia and serbia • a landlocked country in central europe • caribbean country and shares and island • peace Accords ending the war in bosnia • ...
Immigration/emigration Ireland 2019-09-10
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- synonym of travel
- feeling of great sadness
- a group of people who spread from one country to others
- when people are made to leave by war or poverty
- end of the Troubles, 1998
- to work in/on, to provide with workforce
- the best elements
- when there is no future
- English for stagnant
- a life of misery
- 1968:Catholics complain about unfairness
- out of their home country
- 1845-49,An Gorta Mór/An Drochshaol, the Blight
- facts that make people dream of another country
- very sad
- petits boulots
- synonym for to work hard
- a shame
- gagner sa vie
- a pay to live on
- synonym for origin/ ancestry
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- who emigrated
- a pressing social problem
- ready to do whatever it takes to survive
- facts that make people leave their home country
- a too strong feeling of frustration
- overcome by
- something that attracts (pull factor) people
- about the 1950s
- country left by emigrants
- economically underdevelopped
- disreputable or undesirable people.scum, vermin
- what makes a country appeal to you
- to desire strongly sthg you cannot have
- expanding city
- new country for immmigrants
- has lost his illusions/ bitter
- synomym for to grieve
- having too many people for the amount of food and space
- in, from or to countries that are across the sea
40 Clues: a shame • very sad • overcome by • who emigrated • gagner sa vie • expanding city • petits boulots • about the 1950s • a life of misery • a pay to live on • synonym of travel • the best elements • English for stagnant • synomym for to grieve • when there is no future • feeling of great sadness • synonym for to work hard • a pressing social problem • end of the Troubles, 1998 • country left by emigrants • ...
Social Chapter 6-8 Key Ideas 2023-05-15
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- the inability to decide on a course of action because of disagreement among equally powerful decision makers
- the official set of rules about how a country is governed
- passed in Britain in 1867; created the Dominion of Canada; did not include PEI and Newfoundland when passed
- a rebellion led by George Washington
- British people moved to Canada due to poverty
- started when Britain shut down trade between France and the U.S.
- Louis-Hippolyte LaFontaine and Robert Baldwin formed a coalition to achieve a more democratic government
- a system of government that does not have a monarch
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- change in the characteristics of a population
- a rapid, often violent change in a system of government
- the process of people establishing homes and citizenship in a country that is not their native country
- a special trading relationship; signed in 1854
- John A. Macdonald; George-Etienne Cartier; George Brown; Etienne-Paschal Tache
- Britain sent someone to investigate issues in Canada and to suggest ways to keep peace
- leaving one's country to establish citizenship and a home in another country
- takeover of a territory by another country
- an extra charge
- mainly combined Upper and Lower Canada into the Province of Canada; based on recommendations of the Durham Report
- a regulated economic system that made a country rich from its colonies
- to ask for something in a formal way
20 Clues: an extra charge • to ask for something in a formal way • a rebellion led by George Washington • takeover of a territory by another country • change in the characteristics of a population • British people moved to Canada due to poverty • a special trading relationship; signed in 1854 • a system of government that does not have a monarch • ...
Multiculturalism 2021-12-01
Across
- A specific rule in a society (N)
- To send an immigrant back to their home country (V)
- Places to live (N)
- Strain between different groups (N)
- Less than half (N)
- Varied; many different kinds of people (A)
- The opposite of violence (N)
- To punish someone based on their race, religion, culture, etc. (V)
- Discrimination based on race (N)
- A society where people from many different cultures live (A)
- In the city (A)
- Accepting of different people (A)
- When different groups of people come together they are able to live in ___ (N)
- Somebody who had to leave their country against their will, for example because of war (N)
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- Another word for integration (N)
- The financial part of society (N)
- To move from one place to another (V)
- Someone who made the choice to leave their country (N)
- When one doesn't have a job (N)
- The opposite of peace
- Becoming a part of the society you live in (N)
- Someone who flees from their country and wants to stay in a safe country seeks ___ (N)
- One's religion, language, etc. (N)
- Fighting with another country (N)
- A group sharing a common culture, religion, language, etc. (A)
- The rules made by the state or government (N)
- In the country (A)
- Not to accept (V)
28 Clues: In the city (A) • Not to accept (V) • Places to live (N) • Less than half (N) • In the country (A) • The opposite of peace • The opposite of violence (N) • When one doesn't have a job (N) • Another word for integration (N) • A specific rule in a society (N) • Discrimination based on race (N) • The financial part of society (N) • Fighting with another country (N) • ...
Development Review 2026-02-03
Across
- The total value of goods and services produced in a country in one year.
- The process of improving people’s quality of life and standard of living.
- Work that is not officially registered, taxed, or protected by law.
- Basic facilities such as roads, electricity, water supply, and communications.
- A country with a high average income per person.
- Money, resources, or support given by one country or organisation to help another country develop or respond to emergencies.
- development – Differences in levels of development between countries or regions.
- When a country takes control of another area and exploits its resources and people.
- The growth of manufacturing and factory-based industries.
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- of life A measure of overall wellbeing, including health, education, and living conditions.
- When a country relies heavily on exporting raw materials to richer countries.
- Economic activities that extract raw materials, such as farming and mining.
- A composite index measuring development using income, education, and life expectancy.
- The misuse of power for personal gain, often involving bribery.
- Services that maintain and improve people’s health.
- A country with no direct access to the sea.
- The increase in the proportion of people living in cities.
- Unequal access to wealth, resources, or opportunities within or between countries.
- rate The percentage of people who can read and write.
- expectancy The average number of years a person is expected to live.
20 Clues: A country with no direct access to the sea. • A country with a high average income per person. • Services that maintain and improve people’s health. • rate The percentage of people who can read and write. • The growth of manufacturing and factory-based industries. • The increase in the proportion of people living in cities. • ...
THE SEVEN CONTINENTS 2024-05-29
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- Highest Mountain in Asia
- Highest mountain range in Asia
- River in South America
- Country that spans Europe and Asia
- Continent with the most countries
- Country in Oceania
- Continent with the smallest population
- Largest country in South America
- Longest river in Asia
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- Longest River in southern Africa
- Largest island in the world
- Continent home to the Andes
- Ocean surrounding Antarctica
- Largest desert in Africa
- Highest mountain in Africa
- Continent known for its unique wildlife
- Country in Europe and Asia
- World's second-largest continent
- The continent entirely within the Southern Hemisphere
- Continent with 54 countries
- Mountain range in South America
21 Clues: Country in Oceania • River in South America • Longest river in Asia • Highest Mountain in Asia • Largest desert in Africa • Continent with 54 countries • Largest island in the world • Continent home to the Andes • Highest mountain in Africa • Country in Europe and Asia • Highest mountain range in Asia • Mountain range in South America • ...
A & I 2024-02-04
Across
- Capital city is Cardiff
- Country where Nana currently is
- Country where Dada & Dadi were born
- Type of rock
- City we live in
- Capital of Wales
- City where you were born
- Animal where you go to learn
- Type of rock
- Capital city is London
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- Capital city is Edinburgh
- Capital of Scotland
- Capital city of Northern Island
- Part of a volcano where the magma sits
- Type of rock
- xxx Heath Road
- Country where you were born
- The name of Ayahs squishy
- Capital of England
- Country where Mina is
20 Clues: Type of rock • Type of rock • Type of rock • xxx Heath Road • City we live in • Capital of Wales • Capital of England • Capital of Scotland • Country where Mina is • Capital city is London • Capital city is Cardiff • City where you were born • Capital city is Edinburgh • The name of Ayahs squishy • Country where you were born • Animal where you go to learn • Capital city of Northern Island • ...
countries 2025-04-22
Across
- Holds the great pyramids of Giza
- Guinness was invented here
- Asia/Axis Powers in World War 3
- Between Spain and France
- French Fries were invented here
- Name means "White Russia"
- Most Bombed country in the world/Next to Vietnam
- Largest country by land area
- Capital is Prague
- Southern border of Mongolia
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- Hamburgers were invented here
- Gulf of _ _ _ _ _ _ in Africa
- Has a province called Nunavut
- Capital is Sucre
- Southern most Balkan country
- Only borders Senegal
- Biggest country entirely in Europe
- Fully enclosed within South Africa
18 Clues: Capital is Sucre • Capital is Prague • Only borders Senegal • Between Spain and France • Name means "White Russia" • Guinness was invented here • Southern border of Mongolia • Southern most Balkan country • Largest country by land area • Hamburgers were invented here • Gulf of _ _ _ _ _ _ in Africa • Has a province called Nunavut • Asia/Axis Powers in World War 3 • ...
A Long Walk to Water 2024-12-16
Across
- a country crossed by Salva
- a person with good leadership
- what salva went through
- Salva's friend
- river
- Salva's trube
- a lifeline
- main character
- a feeling
- place where salva lived
- being honest
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- what Salva was
- refuge camp
- opposite of followship
- secondary character
- Salva's new country
- what Salva did
- Salva's home country
- a country crossed by salva
- Salva's new city
20 Clues: river • a feeling • a lifeline • refuge camp • being honest • Salva's trube • what Salva was • Salva's friend • what Salva did • main character • Salva's new city • secondary character • Salva's new country • Salva's home country • opposite of followship • what salva went through • place where salva lived • a country crossed by Salva • a country crossed by salva • a person with good leadership
Middle East Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-09
Across
- Country on the coast, North of Israel
- Has Hebrew as official language
- Capital of Iran
- Oman _____, near the country, Oman
- The plateau most of Turkey is on
- largest country in the Middle East
Down
- Gulf South of Iran
- Only country to start with a Q
- Country in the South that starts with Y
- Capital of Turkey
- Landlocked country that starts with A bordering Iran and Pakistan
- Most common Religion
- Short for United Arab Emirates
- Small mountain range in Iran near Caspian Sea
14 Clues: Capital of Iran • Capital of Turkey • Gulf South of Iran • Most common Religion • Only country to start with a Q • Short for United Arab Emirates • Has Hebrew as official language • The plateau most of Turkey is on • Oman _____, near the country, Oman • largest country in the Middle East • Country on the coast, North of Israel • Country in the South that starts with Y • ...
HISTORY 2016-12-07
Across
- A military victory
- When people leave their country to go live in another country
- A condition when people are owned by other people and get no money
- A piece of writing that gives information about the past
- A list or description of events in the order in which they happen
- A highly developed society with central organization
- The arrival of people from another country who plan to settle permanently in the new country
- A desire by people who have a common background to have their own independent country
- A government run by a king
- A disease that spreads quickly among many people
- A series of people from one family who rule a country
- A place where something is, was, or happened
- To fight against the government or other power
- The time period when a king or queen rules a country
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- The careful technique that archaeologists use to dig a site
- When countries that have been apart come together again
- A fear or dislike of foreigners
- Many-sided or involving many countries
- A time period with certain characteristics
- Ancient history, especially referring to Greek and Roman times
- The outer edge of land exploration
- Refers to the previous 100 years
- Ten years
- The study of past events
- An agreement or accord between nations
25 Clues: Ten years • A military victory • The study of past events • A government run by a king • A fear or dislike of foreigners • Refers to the previous 100 years • The outer edge of land exploration • Many-sided or involving many countries • An agreement or accord between nations • A time period with certain characteristics • A place where something is, was, or happened • ...
Where are we going? Rearrange the coloured letters to find out! 2017-12-23
Across
- The largest population in the EU.
- Where Charlie wanted to go on honeymoon
- Khmer Rouge.
- Location at start of Spectre.
- Cedars from this country were used in building Solomon's temple.
- Mongolia's capital.
- More than 200 pryamids can be found here.
- These Ecuadorian islands have been described as a "living showcase of evolution".
- Island neighbouring St Lucia.
- 9 Portuguese speaking islands.
- Known as the city of lights.
- Region to the north west of Spain.
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- City famous for sardines and seven hills.
- Country in the horn of Africa, containing the only US military base in Africa.
- Region of Belfast where Seb was born.
- Landlocked by South Africa.
- Dominator loves to ask people if they have been here.
- Dutch speaking South American country.
- City of Michaelangelo's "David".
- Lusophone West African Island.
- 35 million people here live in caves.
- This country has no official language.
- Maria's friend Pancake comes from this city.
- Island famous for pink flamingos.
- Garcilaso de la Vega, Cervantes, and Clarin all are from this country.
- Strangely, this continent has at least 7 churches!
- In this South East Asian country, no one is allowed to wear yellow.
- Nollywood.
- Snake free island.
- Long and thin country.
- Where Bryn and the boys go for their night out.
31 Clues: Nollywood. • Khmer Rouge. • Snake free island. • Mongolia's capital. • Long and thin country. • Landlocked by South Africa. • Known as the city of lights. • Location at start of Spectre. • Island neighbouring St Lucia. • Lusophone West African Island. • 9 Portuguese speaking islands. • City of Michaelangelo's "David". • The largest population in the EU. • ...
Governments of South and East Asia 2023-11-17
Across
- This president is elected by popular vote for a _____ -year term.
- Citizens in Japan have the right to _________ in elections.
- This type of succession is how the leader is selected.
- The legislative branch is called the _________ Assembly.
- ________ took over in China in 1949.
- This country is another Communist country located in East Asia.
- The National ______ consists of 2 chambers.
- The president is elected through a direct _______ vote in S.K.
- This country is the largest democracy in the world.
- The NPC consists of ______ thousand delegates.
- This is the name of a unique political system emphasizing self-reliance and national sovereignty.
- The ________ is the name of the legislative branch in China.
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- The President is the head of state and elected by the NPC in this country.
- This role is now a symbol of the state not in control.
- The _______ Secretary holds most of the executive power.
- The ________ College elects the President.
- This country has a Prime Minister and a legislature named the National Diet.
- Citizens are highly __________ in N.K.
- _____ Sabha means House of the People.
- Leadership transition is based on ________ pattern
- The role of citizens is _________ in China.
- This leader holds the highest authority in the country.
- The president of this country holds significant power and is elected through popular vote
23 Clues: ________ took over in China in 1949. • Citizens are highly __________ in N.K. • _____ Sabha means House of the People. • The ________ College elects the President. • The role of citizens is _________ in China. • The National ______ consists of 2 chambers. • The NPC consists of ______ thousand delegates. • Leadership transition is based on ________ pattern • ...
Political Geography Terms 2024-02-22
Across
- value of all goods and service within a country
- _______ borders can be mountains, rivers, or oceans
- control for an ethnic group inside a political state
- says it's independent, but China says NO
- disagreements or conflict within the borders of a country
- entity that has defined boundaries, a permanent population, and control over affairs
- Chile is an example of this country shape
- these can change because of non-functioning ethnic groups, trade, and hostile takeovers
- when a nation also meets requirements to be a state; Japan
- how long on average people will live
- a country with many different groups of people
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- the average amount of money per person that a country makes
- _______ boundaries are drawn up by governments.
- basic services that allow a place to operate properly
- absolute power and authority, usually King/Queen
- disagreements, conflict, or war between two countries
- can the country defend itself?
- issues that are at home are said to be...
- government has absolute power over a state.
- countries control these issues between themselves and other countries
- Poland would be an example of this country shape
- measurement on whether people can read or write
- number of babies that do not make it to their first birthday (per 1000)
- ________ boundaries are created by human traits or behavior
- group of people with common cultural characteristics
25 Clues: can the country defend itself? • how long on average people will live • says it's independent, but China says NO • issues that are at home are said to be... • Chile is an example of this country shape • government has absolute power over a state. • a country with many different groups of people • _______ boundaries are drawn up by governments. • ...
Achieving Economic Development & Resources Satisfy Needs 2025-03-05
Across
- Industrialized countries are actively involved in international business & _____
- The largest effect of foreign debt on an economy is that the nation must use its _____ to pay for current and past spending
- _____ rate is another indicator of a country's economic situation
- Production that South American countries have an absolute advantage on
- _____ infrastructure: Climate, waterways, farmland, & other natural resources
- This country has an efficient rail system, high-speed highways & computers
- _____ country: Improving literacy, limited technology, decreasing dependence on agriculture or mining
- These are included in the GDP of the US if they are manufactured in the US, even if the company if foreign owned
- Another name for an unfavorable balance of trade
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- A country that exports more than it imports has a _____ balance of trade
- Another name for a trade surplus
- Publishes the consumer price index
- For any country to operate efficiently, a constant flow of _____ must be in circulation
- The main influences on a country's economic development are literacy level, _____, and agricultural dependency
- An economy that is largely involved in agriculture does not have the _____ to provide citizens with a large number of high quality products
- _____ infrastructure: Transportation, communication, & utility systems
- Country with strong business activity
- Total GDP divided by the number of people in the country
- Country with little economic wealth & an emphasis on agriculture & mining
- _____ infrastructure: Family relationships, labor unions, churches, & educational institutions
20 Clues: Another name for a trade surplus • Publishes the consumer price index • Country with strong business activity • Another name for an unfavorable balance of trade • Total GDP divided by the number of people in the country • _____ rate is another indicator of a country's economic situation • _____ infrastructure: Transportation, communication, & utility systems • ...
Northern and Soutern Europe Quiz 2026-02-20
Across
- which country is known for its opera -3
- a valley shaped by ice glaciers -1
- a large fishing boat that collects lots of fish in nets -1
- a dry area where shrubs and short grasses grow -1
- a country that does "whaling" -3
- a ship used by the vikings with long oars and a sail -2
- an area of land surrounded by water on three sides - 1
- how northern Europe gets most of its energy -1
- one of the early settlers of northern Europe -3
- a person who believes in ancient myths and numerous gods -2
- Europe and America exchanged goods in the 1500's this was called -2
- Southern Europe has this type of climate -1
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- a flat, frozen ground area with no trees -1
- a southern European country -2
- an important invention in the 1500's that allowed people to read more -2
- what is the cost for a child to go to school in Northern Europe -3
- what is another term for "Homogenous" -3
- which country is known for having the Greek Orthodox religion -3
- one country that is Homogenous with others from Northern Europe -3
- what country takes credit for inventing LEGOS -3
- a period of time when art and learning flourished -2
- a decline in economic activity -3
- a country that participates in bull-fighting -3
23 Clues: a southern European country -2 • a country that does "whaling" -3 • a decline in economic activity -3 • a valley shaped by ice glaciers -1 • which country is known for its opera -3 • what is another term for "Homogenous" -3 • a flat, frozen ground area with no trees -1 • Southern Europe has this type of climate -1 • how northern Europe gets most of its energy -1 • ...
Refugee Crossword Puzzle 2026-05-19
Across
- official stamp or document allowing someone to legally enter a country.
- safe place that offers shelter, protection, or relief from danger.
- The state of being barred or forced away from one's native country.
- country or community that welcomes and receives refugees.
- The willingness to accept feelings, habits, or beliefs that are different from your own.
- Person forced to flee their country to escape war, persecution, or disaster.
- Cruel or unfair treatment of a group because of race, religion, or beliefs.
- Forced to leave your home or country, often suddenly, due to conflict.
- The movement of people from one place or country to another to settle.
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- Person or group devoted to promoting human welfare and helping others.
- The process of adapting to and becoming part of a new community.
- geographic boundary or line separating two different countries.
- The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
- The shared customs, arts, language, and achievements of a group of people.
- The traditions, culture, and history passed down through generations.
- The strength and ability to recover quickly from difficult hardships.
- legally recognized member of a country, either by birth or choice.
- Severe suffering or a condition that is difficult to endure.
- Protection and safety granted by a government to someone fleeing danger.
- Deep sympathy for someone who is hurting, and a desire to help them.
20 Clues: country or community that welcomes and receives refugees. • Severe suffering or a condition that is difficult to endure. • geographic boundary or line separating two different countries. • The process of adapting to and becoming part of a new community. • safe place that offers shelter, protection, or relief from danger. • ...
Refugee by Laksh Gupta 2025-05-30
Across
- Soil that is part of Bahamas
- United Nations children's fund
- a synonym of boat
- A country that heavily relied on the soviet union for
- A group of tons of soldiers,usually for a country
- The country that started world war 2
- A gold,brass,3 button instrument
- The country that started the Olympics
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- The ocean that is between Canada and France
- The enemies in WW2, they hated the jews
- The currency used in Uk
- The gulf of water that is near mexico
- The capital of boat
- People that flee the country because it is not safe
- The city that is at the bottom of flordia
- The country belox Germany and beside Hungary
16 Clues: a synonym of boat • The capital of boat • The currency used in Uk • Soil that is part of Bahamas • United Nations children's fund • A gold,brass,3 button instrument • The country that started world war 2 • The gulf of water that is near mexico • The country that started the Olympics • The enemies in WW2, they hated the jews • The city that is at the bottom of flordia • ...
Mid - Term Human Geography Review 2021-01-15
Across
- A neighborhood where an ethic minority is forced to live by law or circumstances / Ghetto
- religion with the belief in only many gods / Polytheism
- Indus River in present-day Pakistan /Hinduism
- language that began as a combination of two other / Creole
- area inside of a country that has some power to control itself more than other areas in the country / Semiautonomous region
- process of a person or group losing the cultural traits that made them distinct from the people around them / Assimilation
- region caught between stronger colliding external forces, under persistent stress, often fragmented by aggressive rivals / Shatterbelt
- so forbidden that it is often not even
- journey to a location that has religious significance / Pilgrimage
- religion with the belief in only one god / Monotheism
- perceived connection of people, their culture, and their economic systems to the land / Territoriality
- major division within a religion/ Branch
- / Taboo
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- and is spoken as the primary language of a group of people / Language
- border that has divided people since before history was written / Antecedent boundary.
- nationality that does not have a country and isn't the majority in any country which implies that they "should" have a country of their own / Stateless nation
- that is forbidden by a culture or a religion,
- art or practice of designing and constructing buildings / Architecture
- process of a country breaking into smaller countries because of centrifugal forces / Balkanization
- country where the national government is strong and the regional governments are weak / Unitary state
- deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group / Genocide
- a more powerful country acquires full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically / Colonialism
22 Clues: / Taboo • so forbidden that it is often not even • major division within a religion/ Branch • Indus River in present-day Pakistan /Hinduism • that is forbidden by a culture or a religion, • religion with the belief in only one god / Monotheism • religion with the belief in only many gods / Polytheism • language that began as a combination of two other / Creole • ...
Around the World in One Puzzle 2017-03-25
Across
- home to the perfume river
- majority of Mauritians identify with this religion
- this investigative method was firs used in Argentina to determine the guilt in a crime
- this is the only asian country that does not use the metric system (it is 1 of 3 in the world)
- the men of myanmar chew this psychoactive substance for energy
- this Hindu pilgrimage had the largest gathering of people in human history in 2011 with 75 million pilgrims (it was visible from space!)
- this common action is seldom done in Bangladesh, not because people are unfriendly but because it is considered a sign of immaturity
- the motto of this country is 'Country of Eternal Spring'
- home to the largest bay in the world
- this fruit, which is the largest citrus fruit in the world is found in Malaysia
- collecting / the number one hobby in China
- won Africa's first Olympic gold medal
- this country has more mosques than any other nation with 300,000!
- vietnamese steeps this animal in rice wine to collect its juices is drunk for health and vitality
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- this country's calendar has 13 months
- this country invented ice cream
- pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian
- the Nepali word for Everest meaning "Forehead of the sky"
- this country has not won a medal at the summer Olympics since 1992 when it won a hockey bronze
- in 1913, this country had 3 presidents in the span one hour
- ones of this country's oldest names translates to "Peninsula of Gold"
- without Mexico we wouldn't have this tasty treat (bless them)
- home to the first child legally recognized as having two fathers (Yay, equality)
- mark Twain once wrote, "Heaven was copied after [this country]"
- this fashion staple comes form Guatemala
- this country has 8 of the 14 highest mountains in the world
26 Clues: home to the perfume river • collecting / the number one hobby in China • this country invented ice cream • home to the largest bay in the world • won Africa's first Olympic gold medal • pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian • this country's calendar has 13 months • this fashion staple comes form Guatemala • ...
IW 2023-04-19
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- a tax that is placed on imported goods when they enter a country
- relies on a particular resource to be succesful
- the part that includes manufacturing activities
- the movement of people from rural areas
- a trade pact signed in 1992 between the U.S, Mexico and Canada
- The increasing interdependence of nations and peoples across the globe
- an economic system in which business owners decide what to produce
- has little industrial development and therefore a relatively low standard of living
- economic region of Europe that is united under the euro
- the practice of protecting a country’s local business or industry
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- an economy most modern developed countries have
- an economic system in which the central government plans what to produce and at what price, how to distribute it, and who may buy it
- characteristics spread from a different society
- includes service industries that offer services to other businesses and consumers
- index designed to measure the basic contentment of people living in a particular country
- the part that makes direct use of natural resource
- an economic policy in which a nation does not try to limit imports or exports by enacting tariffs or subsidies
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- a country that has significant industrial development and a relatively high standard of living
- the informal name for India's large and popular movie industry
- policies put in place by a government to restrict trade with one country, with a group of countries
- When people move from one country to another
- act of coming to a new country from one’s home country to live permanently
- people’s quality of life based on the goods and services that are available to them
- the underlying foundation or framework of a system, organization, or location
- the process by which previously colonized countries free themselves from their colonizers
26 Clues: the movement of people from rural areas • When people move from one country to another • an economy most modern developed countries have • characteristics spread from a different society • relies on a particular resource to be succesful • the part that includes manufacturing activities • Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries • ...
Introduction to Globalisation 2026-08-16
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- When a country can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another country.
- A system where buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
- Improvements in a country's economy and people's quality of life.
- The increasing connection and interdependence of countries, economies, people, and cultures around the world.
- and knowledge that help people communicate, produce goods, and exchange information.
- A tax placed on goods imported from another country.
- Money invested in a business or project in another country.
- A good or service bought from another country.
- The process of making goods or providing services.
- Trade Trade between countries with few or no government restrictions.
- The interconnected economic system involving countries, businesses, workers, and consumers around the world.
- A government policy that makes international trade more difficult or expensive.
- Differences in wealth, income, and economic opportunities between people or countries
- An agreement between countries that establishes rules for trading with one another.
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- The movement of people from one place or country to another.
- A good or service sold to another country.
- The exchange of goods and services between people, businesses, or countries.
- A company that operates in more than one country.
- The system through which a society produces, distributes, and consumes goods and services.
- The sharing of ideas, traditions, languages, food, and customs between societies.
- When a company hires another company to perform certain tasks or produce goods.
- The use or purchase of goods and services.
- A person who buys or uses goods and services.
- Moving business operations or production to another country.
- When countries, businesses, or people rely on one another for goods, services, resources, or knowledge.
- The buying and selling of goods and services between countries.
- The human work involved in producing goods and services.
- Meeting present needs while protecting resources for future generations.
- The network involved in producing and delivering a product from raw materials to consumers.
29 Clues: A good or service sold to another country. • The use or purchase of goods and services. • A person who buys or uses goods and services. • A good or service bought from another country. • A company that operates in more than one country. • The process of making goods or providing services. • A tax placed on goods imported from another country. • ...
Random countries 2022-06-16
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- Your country
- A state in the benelux
- A former sovet state
- Another Baltic state
- The free country of Europe
- informally called holland
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- A major country south of the UK.
- Defender of the war
- One of the baltic states
- My country
- The most northerly of the baltic states
- An Iberian state
- A nordic country
- Aggressor of the war
14 Clues: My country • Your country • An Iberian state • A nordic country • Defender of the war • A former sovet state • Another Baltic state • Aggressor of the war • A state in the benelux • One of the baltic states • informally called holland • The free country of Europe • A major country south of the UK. • The most northerly of the baltic states
Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-10
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- agreement – Treaty
- policy – Taxation
- integration – Union
- – Localism
- agreement – Contract
- economy – Bloc
- country – Poverty
- market – Trade
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- – Interconnected
- corporation – Enterprise
- country – Prosperity
- bloc – Alliance
- market – Freedom
- policy – Inflation
- country – Growth
- liberalization – Deregulation
- state – Sovereignty
17 Clues: – Localism • economy – Bloc • market – Trade • bloc – Alliance • – Interconnected • market – Freedom • country – Growth • policy – Taxation • country – Poverty • agreement – Treaty • policy – Inflation • integration – Union • state – Sovereignty • country – Prosperity • agreement – Contract • corporation – Enterprise • liberalization – Deregulation
Countries of the World 2025-12-09
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- Country where a Romance language is spoken despite being surrounded mostly by Slavic nations
- Caribbean nation known for exporting some of the world’s highest-quality cigars
- Country that recognizes 68 official Indigenous languages
- Central European nation where many famous composers lived under Habsburg patronage
- Nation whose national holiday commemorates the storming of a prison fortress
- West African country whose capital is known as the “Gateway to Africa”
- Gulf state that hosted the first FIFA World Cup in the Middle East
- Microstate with the world’s highest density of millionaires
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- Country where nomadic herding remains a common way of life, including yaks, camels, and goats
- Country where the national drink, yerba mate, is shared in a single cup passed around socially
- Nation where Yap Island residents traditionally used giant stone disks as money
- South American country whose national soccer team has won the most World Cups
- European country with three official languages and the EU’s highest GDP per capita
- West African country whose name comes from the Bambara word for “hippopotamus”
- Country whose flag features the only non-rectangular national flag shape in the world
15 Clues: Country that recognizes 68 official Indigenous languages • Microstate with the world’s highest density of millionaires • Gulf state that hosted the first FIFA World Cup in the Middle East • West African country whose capital is known as the “Gateway to Africa” • Nation whose national holiday commemorates the storming of a prison fortress • ...
SEA Crossword 2022-04-30
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- Country that is south of Taiwan.
- A country and a city in Southeast Asia.
- What island in Indonesia is the most densely populated?
- Early people in Southeast Asia were believed to be ancestors of the ___________.
- If one country fell to communism, they all did.
- A early religion.
- Country that has the most islands.
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- Depended on this for farming.
- Most common vegetations zone in Southeast Asia.
- A recent religion.
- One of the early religions of Southeast Asia.
- The bay that is below Bangladesh.
- A chain of volcanoes around the pacific ocean.
- What country in Southeast Asia is landlocked?
- Country that shares a border with Thailand, Vietnam, and Laos.
- One of the more recent religions.
16 Clues: A early religion. • A recent religion. • Depended on this for farming. • Country that is south of Taiwan. • The bay that is below Bangladesh. • One of the more recent religions. • Country that has the most islands. • A country and a city in Southeast Asia. • One of the early religions of Southeast Asia. • What country in Southeast Asia is landlocked? • ...
Countries in asia 2025-01-30
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- country that make tomyam
- the country that make tea
- country that was monggolia empire before democrate
- the most large country
- the most dirtiest country
- old country that known by comunism
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- country that claims other culture
- in their country "mahal"means babe
- country known by sushi
- the most beautiful country
- the second most crowded country
11 Clues: country known by sushi • the most large country • country that make tomyam • the country that make tea • the most dirtiest country • the most beautiful country • the second most crowded country • country that claims other culture • in their country "mahal"means babe • old country that known by comunism • country that was monggolia empire before democrate
Culture Shock 2013-06-27
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- Don’t get confused in this country: Nodding your head up and down means no and shaking your head left to right means yes.
- You should leave a 15-20% tip every time you go out to eat at a restaurant.
- You can be arrested for holding hands with your boyfriend or girlfriend.
- In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs.
- This country’s president has been dead for 19 years.
- If you take a taxi alone here, it’s rude to sit in the back seat.
- Chewing gum is illegal in this country.
- Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar.
- Drinks 73% of the world’s beer.
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- In this country, people make an alcoholic drink with corn that has been chewed in someone’s mouth and then spit out.
- You should never touch anyone’s head or point your toes at anyone in this country. Both are considered very rude.
- You should only send someone an odd number of flowers in this country. Even numbers are only for funerals.
- The average person watches four and a half hours of television every day.
- Giving someone the peace sign in this country is considered the same as showing the middle finger.
- In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms.
- In this country, it’s rude to fill your own glass with beer or soda.
- It’s considered dirty to eat with your left hand… You should only use the right.
- In this city, a woman can legally kill her unfaithful husband, as long as she uses her bare hands.
18 Clues: Drinks 73% of the world’s beer. • Chewing gum is illegal in this country. • This country’s president has been dead for 19 years. • Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar. • In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs. • In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms. • ...
Culture Shock 2013-06-27
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- Don’t get confused in this country: Nodding your head up and down means no and shaking your head left to right means yes.
- You should never touch anyone’s head or point your toes at anyone in this country. Both are considered very rude.
- You should only send someone an odd number of flowers in this country. Even numbers are only for funerals.
- In this country, it’s rude to fill your own glass with beer or soda.
- Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar.
- It’s considered dirty to eat with your left hand… You should only use the right.
- This country’s president has been dead for 19 years.
- If you take a taxi alone here, it’s rude to sit in the back seat.
- Giving someone the peace sign in this country is considered the same as showing the middle finger.
- Chewing gum is illegal in this country.
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- The average person watches four and a half hours of television every day.
- You should leave a 15-20% tip every time you go out to eat at a restaurant.
- In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs.
- In this country, people make an alcoholic drink with corn that has been chewed in someone’s mouth and then spit out.
- In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms.
- You can be arrested for holding hands with your boyfriend or girlfriend.
- In this city, a woman can legally kill her unfaithful husband, as long as she uses her bare hands.
- Drinks 73% of the world’s beer.
18 Clues: Drinks 73% of the world’s beer. • Chewing gum is illegal in this country. • This country’s president has been dead for 19 years. • Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar. • In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs. • In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms. • ...
Diversity Crossword puzzle 2023-03-16
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- The capital city is home to the medieval Old Town, the Kadriorg Palace, and the Kumu Art Museum.
- The country Ernő Rubik, the inventor of the Rubik's Cube.
- The country is famous for its colorful traditional boats called luzzu.
- Tradional Polish clothing.
- The country is home to many famous artists, such as Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali.
- Republic A country located in Central Europe known for its beautiful architecture, beer, and rich history.
- The country is bordered by Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia.
- The only African Semi-Finalist of Fifa Worldcup 2022.
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- Malta's most famous dish.
- Popular Hungarian dish
- The country is famous for its production of beer, with many world-renowned breweries such as Weihenstephan and Augustiner.
- The country is famous for its fashion industry and luxury brands like Gucci, Prada, and Versace.
- The country got independence in 1947 and is home to the world's second highest peak K-2.
- A famous monument in Italy.
- Longest river in Spain.
- Estonia's Old currency.
16 Clues: Popular Hungarian dish • Longest river in Spain. • Estonia's Old currency. • Malta's most famous dish. • Tradional Polish clothing. • A famous monument in Italy. • The only African Semi-Finalist of Fifa Worldcup 2022. • The country Ernő Rubik, the inventor of the Rubik's Cube. • The country is famous for its colorful traditional boats called luzzu. • ...
penpineapple 2024-04-30
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- a mongolian emperor
- a person who travels distances trade goods
- a seasonan change in percipitation and wind
- one of the 7 oceans located around australia
- a large continent with russia as a country
- a person sold to work for another person
- a material made out of the tusks of elephants
- a metal that is very valuable
- a powerful military leader
- a country in south weast asia
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- a country in eastern asia
- a mix between copper and tin
- a large country in eastern asia
- giving items in return for other items
- a portable tent for people trading on the silk road
- a major trade route through central asia
- a soft material used in clothing
- a country in south asia
- an animal used in trade in the silk road
19 Clues: a mongolian emperor • a country in south asia • a country in eastern asia • a powerful military leader • a mix between copper and tin • a metal that is very valuable • a country in south weast asia • a large country in eastern asia • a soft material used in clothing • giving items in return for other items • a person sold to work for another person • ...
Countries 2020-11-03
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- This country is in South America. One of the most famous sights is "Machu Picchu".
- this country is in Europe. The language is Spanish and the capital is Madrid.
- People in this country speak English and French. The flag has a leaf.
- This country's flag is black, red and yellow
- _ Lanka
- This country is in Asia. Many people live in this country.
- This country is famous for sushi.
- This country's flag has stars and stripes.
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- There are big pyramids. The capital is Cairo. People there speak arab.
- You are in this country :)
- This country is in South America. The language is Portuguese and the flag is green, yellow and white.
- The country's name begins with an "A". There are many kangaroos.
- This country's flag is blue, white and red
- This country is an island in Europe and has a queen.
14 Clues: _ Lanka • You are in this country :) • This country is famous for sushi. • This country's flag is blue, white and red • This country's flag has stars and stripes. • This country's flag is black, red and yellow • This country is an island in Europe and has a queen. • This country is in Asia. Many people live in this country. • ...
Geography 2013-06-04
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- I was elected in 2008 and took office in 2009.
- leaving one country to permanently live in a foreign country
- the belief in superhuman controlling powers.
- different race or very diverse.
- The policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting...
- move from one region to another.
- navigating system.
- I am a country in Africa that was not colonized
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- I tell north,south,west,and east.
- Supreme power or authority.
- I help locate places and I'm on paper.
- the wealth or resources a country has.
- I have the largest population.
- I don't have a population.
- moving to a foreign country.
- I have the second largest population.
16 Clues: navigating system. • I don't have a population. • Supreme power or authority. • moving to a foreign country. • I have the largest population. • different race or very diverse. • move from one region to another. • I tell north,south,west,and east. • I have the second largest population. • I help locate places and I'm on paper. • the wealth or resources a country has. • ...
South America Quiz 2017-01-23
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- Capital city of Chile
- This country is on the equator and was named after the equator
- The statue of Christ the Redeemer looks over this city
- The capital city of this country is Bogota
- Longest river in South America
- The largest country in South America
- Mountain range along much of the west coast of South America
- Capital city of Peru
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- Small country located between Venezuela and Suriname
- Language spoken in Brazil
- The capital city of this country is Buenos Aires
- Most populous city in Brazil
- Sea to the north of Venezuela
- Landlocked country bordering Brazil, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, and Argentina
- Ocean to the west of South America
- Falls The tallest waterfall in the world is in Venezuela
16 Clues: Capital city of Peru • Capital city of Chile • Language spoken in Brazil • Most populous city in Brazil • Sea to the north of Venezuela • Longest river in South America • Ocean to the west of South America • The largest country in South America • The capital city of this country is Bogota • The capital city of this country is Buenos Aires • ...
Afghanistan/Taliban 2021-11-14
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- When two or more countries work together
- Person Seeking Asylum
- Extremist Group
- A safe place for refugees
- a Problem in country
- The capital of Afghanistan
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- a Countries Physical Force
- Country and continent
- people who don't have a home
- Country at War
- When more than one country fight
- a Country in North America
- Country in Europe
13 Clues: Country at War • Extremist Group • Country in Europe • a Problem in country • Country and continent • Person Seeking Asylum • A safe place for refugees • a Countries Physical Force • a Country in North America • The capital of Afghanistan • people who don't have a home • When more than one country fight • When two or more countries work together
Geography in the News 2014-04-21
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- A 16-year-old California teen hid in an airplane's wheel for five hours as the plane flew to this sunny state.
- Last Wednesday, a ferry from this Asian country carrying hundreds of high school students sank.
- During Easter Mass, Pope Francis prayed for peace in this war-torn Middle Eastern country.
- Last week, an avalanche killed 13 (Sherpa) climbers in this South Asian country.
- On Sunday, the US launched a drone attack on al-Qaida training camps in this country.
- Last week, ethnic fighting erupted in the world's newest country, as hundreds were targeted, raped and killed because of their ethnicity.
- People in this Latin American country set cars and buses on fire to protest Easter violence involving police.
- States New York, Hawaii and ____ want to host the Obama Presidential Library after the president retires.
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- Last Monday, an Islamist terrorist group kidnapped 234 female students in this African country.
- We are around the one-year anniversary of the _____ Marathon bombings.
- On Sunday, the Chicago Bulls lost a playoff game to the _____ Wizards.
- Did Russia really send undercover Russian troops into (country) _____ this week?
- Prince William, Princess Kate and little Prince George received a warm welcome in their recent tour of this country.
- Six weeks ago, a plane departing from this country disappeared.
- A 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit this Latin American country on Saturday. No deaths have been reported yet.
15 Clues: Six weeks ago, a plane departing from this country disappeared. • We are around the one-year anniversary of the _____ Marathon bombings. • On Sunday, the Chicago Bulls lost a playoff game to the _____ Wizards. • Did Russia really send undercover Russian troops into (country) _____ this week? • ...
Countries 2023-06-23
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- The type of money used in a specific country
- A custom or practice that is passed down through generations
- A special song that represents a country
- The number of people living in a country
- The leader of a country, usually elected by the people
- The beliefs, customs, and traditions of a particular country
- The cultural, historical, and natural treasures of a country
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- The main city or town where the government of a country is located
- A land with its own government, people, and borders
- A famous or important place in a country
- The study of the Earth's physical features and how they affect us
- The way people communicate, such as English, Spanish, or French
- A piece of cloth with symbols and colors representing a country
13 Clues: A famous or important place in a country • A special song that represents a country • The number of people living in a country • The type of money used in a specific country • A land with its own government, people, and borders • The leader of a country, usually elected by the people • A custom or practice that is passed down through generations • ...
WORLD CURRENCY CROSSWORD 2024-11-03
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- The currency of an island nation famous for its cleanliness and iconic Marina Bay Sands
- This currency is tied to a nation famous for its tea culture and stunning landscapes, known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon."
- this currency is used in the country where Kente cloth is woven by the Akan people. It is often used for special occasions and ceremonies.
- This currency is used in a country famous for its ancient Incan civilization and the breathtaking Andes mountains.
- The currency used in a European country known for its colorful architecture and beautiful landscapes, symbolized by "Lek."
- This currency is named after a bird and is used in the nation known for its historic Mayan ruins.
- The currency of a country known for its ancient ruins and delicious feta cheese, often represented by "€."
- Known for its iconic nesting dolls and vast landscapes, this currency is a staple in Eastern Europe.
- A Nordic nation's currency, where fjords carve the landscape.
- The currency of the country known for tango dancing and the Pampas.
- this currency is used in the country that is home to a variety of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including Taman Negara, one of the oldest rainforests in the world.
- This currency is known for its krone and is from a country famous for its pastries and Nordic design.
- A currency from the unique land Down Under, home to marsupials and stunning beaches.
- A currency from the dynamic East Asian nation, known for its technology and K-pop.
- The currency used in a nation recognized for its folk music, castles, and delicious pierogi.
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- A currency from a nation with a rich history, from samurai to anime.
- A land of ancient pyramids and pharaohs, its currency reflects its history.
- this currency is used in a country that is home to eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including Mount Everest, the highest peak.
- A land of diverse culture's currency, known for its rich history and the Taj Mahal.
- This currency is associated with a Southeast Asian country famous for its stunning landscapes and Buddhist temples.
- A currency from the country known for its bullfighting and flamenco dancing.
- This currency is tied to a nation renowned for its ancient history and the breathtaking Ha Long Bay.
- You will need this currency to buy wine from the world’s oldest winemaking culture.
- A currency from the Central European nation, known for its chocolate and cheese.
- The currency of a country known for its colorful celebrations and delicious tacos, named after a historic figure.
- A currency used in a Southeast Asian archipelago with thousands of islands.
- A currency from a country known for its world-famous Muay Thai boxing.
- This currency represents a country known for its unique cuisine and thermal baths, often associated with paprika.
- This currency is used in a country known for its stunning mosques and rich history, straddling Europe and Asia.
- A South American nation, home to the Amazon rainforest and diverse wildlife.
30 Clues: A Nordic nation's currency, where fjords carve the landscape. • The currency of the country known for tango dancing and the Pampas. • A currency from a nation with a rich history, from samurai to anime. • A currency from a country known for its world-famous Muay Thai boxing. • A land of ancient pyramids and pharaohs, its currency reflects its history. • ...
World Cup 2022 Puzzle 2022-11-21
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- The host country of the 1974 World Cup Tournament was….
- The winner of the 1994 and 2006 World Cup tournaments were decided by ________ shootout
- The final round of the tournament is held in this capital city.
- __________ Ronaldo, of Portugal, may have one final chance to win the World Cup
- Winning the World Cup is the “greatest ________ of them all”
- The winner of the MOST World Cups…
- A favorite to win the 22nd World Cup
- This country was the runner up in the 21st World Cup
- It may be the last chance for this 35 year old football player to win the World Cup
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- The first host country and winner of the World Cup EVER…
- East It is the first time the World Cup is being held in this region.
- The host nation is the ___________ country to have hosted the World Cup
- The USA are once again an _________ in the World Cup
- This country won the World Cup tournament in 2018
- This country is currently hosting the World Cup
- On November 20th, the 22nd ______ World Cup football tournament began.
- The American word for “football” is…
- Because the country is hosting, they qualify for the World Cup _____________
- The World Cup was held in ________ in 2018
19 Clues: The winner of the MOST World Cups… • The American word for “football” is… • A favorite to win the 22nd World Cup • The World Cup was held in ________ in 2018 • This country is currently hosting the World Cup • This country won the World Cup tournament in 2018 • The USA are once again an _________ in the World Cup • This country was the runner up in the 21st World Cup • ...
Mexican American War 2022-12-15
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- Freedom
- Territory of War
- First Mexican Attack
- Uneven Fight
- Country
- US President
- Siege of a country
- Unofficial Area of a country
- Horses in a battle
- Fighters
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- Mexican President
- Happens at a battle
- Signed document ending war
- Military Leaders
- American General
- General, Future President
- Country
- Series of Battles
- First Major Battle
19 Clues: Freedom • Country • Country • Fighters • Uneven Fight • US President • Military Leaders • American General • Territory of War • Mexican President • Series of Battles • Siege of a country • First Major Battle • Horses in a battle • Happens at a battle • First Mexican Attack • General, Future President • Signed document ending war • Unofficial Area of a country
Business in a Global Economy 2014-01-09
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- Limit placed on the quantities of a product that can be imported
- Exchange of goods and services across international boundaries
- Difference in value between a country's imports and exports
- Places where different currencies are exchanged
- Production, purchase, and sale of goods and services within a country
- Ability of a country or company to produce a particular good more efficiently than another country or company
- When there are few or no limits on trade between countries
- Ban on the import or export of a product
- Practice of the government putting limits on foreign trade to protect business at home
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- Goods and services that one country sells to another country
- Country that does business in many countries and has facilities and offices around the world
- Goods and services that one country buys from another country
- Tax placed on imports to increase their price in the domestic market
- The exchange of goods and services between nations
- Price at which one currency can buy another currency
- Interconnected economies of the nations of the world
16 Clues: Ban on the import or export of a product • Places where different currencies are exchanged • The exchange of goods and services between nations • Price at which one currency can buy another currency • Interconnected economies of the nations of the world • When there are few or no limits on trade between countries • ...
Why is a football stadium always cold? It has lots of fans! 2023-07-24
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- A country without a king or queen, usually governed by elected representatives of the people and a president
- An important problem
- A country in which power is held by people who are elected
- A piece of cloth that represents the country
- People express thei opinion by choosing people or political parties
- Something, that is risky and can harm
- Official rule that people must obey
- A song that is a symbol of a country
- A written statement of the beliefs, aims, and policies of an organization, especially a political party
- A type of country which is ruled by a king or queen
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- The city where the government is located
- The highest political position in the United States and some other countries, usually the leader of the government
- The family in a country with monarchy
- A class of people of high social rank. They are the most intelligent and rich people in the country.
- A time when people vote in order to choose someone
- The money that is used in a particular country at a particular time
16 Clues: An important problem • Official rule that people must obey • A song that is a symbol of a country • The family in a country with monarchy • Something, that is risky and can harm • The city where the government is located • A piece of cloth that represents the country • A time when people vote in order to choose someone • A type of country which is ruled by a king or queen • ...
Australian History: Federation 2025-01-31
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- A territory controlled by another country, like Australia before Federation.
- A person who legally belongs to a country with rights and responsibilities.
- The legal status of being a member of a country, including voting rights.
- The movement of people to live or work in another country.
- Official rules made by governments to maintain order and fairness.
- Payments made to the government to fund public services.
- People chosen to represent others in meetings or political discussions.
- The process of the Australian colonies joining together to form one country.
- A system of government where people vote for leaders and policies.
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- A system of government where a king or queen is the head of state.
- A set of rules outlining how a country is governed.
- The system of money used in a country, like the Australian dollar.
- The group of people who make decisions and laws for a country.
- The name of Australia’s national government after Federation.
- public vote on an important issue, such as changes to the Constitution.
- A large group of people sharing a common identity, culture, and government.
16 Clues: A set of rules outlining how a country is governed. • Payments made to the government to fund public services. • The movement of people to live or work in another country. • The name of Australia’s national government after Federation. • The group of people who make decisions and laws for a country. • ...
Migration 2026-08-25
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- a legally recognized member of a country or state
- going away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from somewhere
- to leave your home country to live in a new one
- existing or situated within the limits or surface of something
- to enter and live permanently in a new foreign country
- a person who lives outside their home country by choice
- the act of returning back to your original home country
- a real or imagined line that marks the edge, limit, or dividing point between two areas or countries
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- official inspections of people, transport, and goods at national boundaries
- done or brought about of one's own will
- to move from one place to another, often used for seasonal or general movement
- safe shelter given by a country to someone escaping danger
- the legal status of belonging to a particular country by birth or naturalization
- a person forced to flee their home country due to war, danger, or fear
- a person who moves from one place to another
- unable to move, get out, or escape from a place, physical object, or difficult situation
16 Clues: done or brought about of one's own will • a person who moves from one place to another • to leave your home country to live in a new one • a legally recognized member of a country or state • to enter and live permanently in a new foreign country • a person who lives outside their home country by choice • the act of returning back to your original home country • ...
Culture Shock 2013-06-27
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- You should only send someone an odd number of flowers in this country. Even numbers are only for funerals.
- It’s considered dirty to eat with your left hand… You should only use the right.
- Chewing gum is illegal in this country.
- In this country, it’s rude to fill your own glass with beer or soda.
- Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar.
- In this country, people make an alcoholic drink with corn that has been chewed in someone’s mouth and then spit out.
- If you take a taxi alone here, it’s rude to sit in the back seat.
- You should leave a 15-20% tip every time you go out to eat at a restaurant.
- In this city, a woman can legally kill her unfaithful husband, as long as she uses her bare hands.
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- Don’t get confused in this country: Nodding your head up and down means no and shaking your head left to right means yes.
- You should never touch anyone’s head or point your toes at anyone in this country. Both are considered very rude.
- Drinks 73% of the world’s beer.
- This country’s president has been dead for 19 years.
- In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms.
- You can be arrested for holding hands with your boyfriend or girlfriend.
- Giving someone the peace sign in this country is considered the same as showing the middle finger.
- The average person watches four and a half hours of television every day.
- In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs.
18 Clues: Drinks 73% of the world’s beer. • Chewing gum is illegal in this country. • This country’s president has been dead for 19 years. • Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar. • In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs. • In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms. • ...
Around the World in One Puzzle 2017-03-25
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- vietnamese steeps this animal in rice wine to collect its juices is drunk for health and vitality
- this fruit, which is the largest citrus fruit in the world is found in Malaysia
- this fashion staple comes form Guatemala
- this investigative method was firs used in Argentina to determine the guilt in a crime
- the Nepali word for Everest meaning "Forehead of the sky"
- this country's calendar has 13 months
- collecting / the number one hobby in China
- this Hindu pilgrimage had the largest gathering of people in human history in 2011 with 75 million pilgrims (it was visible from space!)
- this country has not won a medal at the summer Olympics since 1992 when it won a hockey bronze
- majority of Mauritians identify with this religion
- this country has 8 of the 14 highest mountains in the world
- this common action is seldom done in Bangladesh, not because people are unfriendly but because it is considered a sign of immaturity
- this country has more mosques than any other nation with 300,000!
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- without Mexico we wouldn't have this tasty treat (bless them)
- won Africa's first Olympic gold medal
- home to the first child legally recognized as having two fathers (Yay, equality)
- this is the only asian country that does not use the metric system (it is 1 of 3 in the world)
- in 1913, this country had 3 presidents in the span one hour
- pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian
- home to the largest bay in the world
- the motto of this country is 'Country of Eternal Spring'
- mark Twain once wrote, "Heaven was copied after [this country]"
- ones of this country's oldest names translates to "Peninsula of Gold"
- home to the perfume river
- the men of myanmar chew this psychoactive substance for energy
- this country invented ice cream
26 Clues: home to the perfume river • collecting / the number one hobby in China • home to the largest bay in the world • this country invented ice cream • won Africa's first Olympic gold medal • pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian • this country's calendar has 13 months • this fashion staple comes form Guatemala • ...
Chapter 3 - Key terms 2015-03-03
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- When the value of a country’s exports is more than that of its imports.
- The value of one nation’s currency relative to the currencies of other countries.
- Complex form of bartering in which several countries each trade goods or services for other goods or services.
- A long-term partnership between two or more companies established to help each company build competitive market advantages.
- A country should sell the products it produces most efficiently and buy from other countries the products it cannot produce as efficiently.
- Quota Limits the number of products in certain categories a nation can import.
- Lowers the value of a nation’s currency relative to others.
- The difference between money coming into a country (from exports) and money leaving the country (from imports) plus other money flows.
- When a firm (licensor) provides the right to manufacture its product or use its trademark to a foreign company (licensee) for a fee (royalty).
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- Taxes on imports.
- The total value of a nation’s exports compared to its imports measured over time.
- Selling products in a foreign country at lower prices than those charged in the producing country.
- A country has a monopoly on producing a specific product or is able to produce it more efficiently than all other countries.
- Buying products from another country.
- The movement of goods and services among nations without political or economic barriers.
- A company owned in a foreign country by another company called the parent company. The most common form of FDI.
- Selling products to another country.
- A partnership in which two or more companies join to undertake a major project.
- When the value of a country’s exports is less than that of its imports.
- A contractual agreement whereby someone with a good idea for a business sells others the rights to use the name and sell a product/service in a given area.
20 Clues: Taxes on imports. • Selling products to another country. • Buying products from another country. • Lowers the value of a nation’s currency relative to others. • When the value of a country’s exports is more than that of its imports. • When the value of a country’s exports is less than that of its imports. • ...
Geography of Asia 2025-02-20
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- This country, known as the crossroad of Central and South Asia, established the Taliban as its governing power in 2021.
- Nestled between two major world economies,this country has a rich Buddhist culture and is known as "The Land of the Thunder Dragon."
- One of the Axis powers in WWII.
- Used to be comprised of a group of territories previously under British occupation known as the Malaya.
- Formerly Burma; a Southeast Asian country bordering Thailand and the Bay of Bengal.
- A landlocked Eastern European country that declared independence from the USSR in 1991.
- A major shipping and trade route in South Asia; the TikTok CEO is from this nation.
- This country is shaped like the tail of a plane, which is ironic given its namesake's prestigious airline.
- Its neighbor is Oman.
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- An ally of the U.S. whose independence is currently threatened by Chinese annexation.
- The country where the U.S. attempted to impose pro-war, interventionist, and anti-communist foreign policy in the 1970's.
- One of two countries created from the Partition of India in 1947.
- Arid, sparsely populated kingdom in the Middle East known for its oil production.
- Its neighbor is Yemen.
- One of the largest countries in the world with history reaching back to 2100 BC.
- After the U.S. lost this territory to Japan in 1942, Commander MacArthur infamously declared "I will return!"
- The country that deposed the powerful Assad regime in December 2024 after a 13-year civil war.
- A tiny nation that is rich with rainforests and bordered by the South China Sea.
- An Arab country committed to maintaining peace and stability. It is nestled between two powerhouses of the Middle East.
- Capital is Seoul; recently in international news for a 3-hour military coup.
- One of the few actively Communist countries in the world.
- The most populated country in the world.
22 Clues: Its neighbor is Oman. • Its neighbor is Yemen. • One of the Axis powers in WWII. • The most populated country in the world. • One of the few actively Communist countries in the world. • One of two countries created from the Partition of India in 1947. • Capital is Seoul; recently in international news for a 3-hour military coup. • ...
Football Quiz Crossword 2024-12-04
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- Which country won the 2018 FIFA World Cup?
- Which club has won the most UEFA Champions League titles?
- Which club was the first to win the treble (domestic league, cup, and UEFA Champions League)?
- Which country has won the most FIFA World Cups?
- Which country hosted the 1998 FIFA World Cup?
- Which country has the most World Cup appearances without ever winning it?
- Who is the all-time top scorer in European Championship history?
- Which club is known as "The Citizens"?
- Which country won the UEFA Euro 2020?
- Which English club is known as "The Red Devils"?
- Which country has finished as runners-up in the most World Cups?
- Weah Who was the first African player to win the Ballon d'Or?
- Who is the youngest player to score in a World Cup match?
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- Which player is known as "The King of the Dribble" and played for Barcelona?
- Which club has the most FA Cup titles in England?
- Which famous Brazilian player is known as "O Fenômeno"?
- Who is the fastest player to reach 100 goals in the Premier League?
- Which footballer is known as "The Egyptian King"?
- Who is the all-time top scorer in the Premier League?
- Which was the first African nation to reach the World Cup quarterfinals?
- Which country holds the record for the most goals scored in a World Cup tournament?
- Which club has won the most Serie A titles?
- Who scored the winning goal in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Final?
- Which player has won the most Ballon d'Or awards?
- Who won the Ballon d'Or in 2023?
- Which country has hosted the most FIFA World Cups?
- Which country has won the most Copa America titles?
- Which country has won the Women's World Cup the most times?
- Who won the first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
29 Clues: Who won the Ballon d'Or in 2023? • Which country won the UEFA Euro 2020? • Which club is known as "The Citizens"? • Who won the first FIFA World Cup in 1930? • Which country won the 2018 FIFA World Cup? • Which club has won the most Serie A titles? • Which country hosted the 1998 FIFA World Cup? • Which country has won the most FIFA World Cups? • ...
Afghanistan/Taliban 2021-11-14
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- When two or more countries work together
- Person Seeking Asylum
- Extremist Group
- A safe place for refugees
- a Problem in country
- The capital of Afghanistan
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- a Countries Physical Force
- Country and continent
- people who don't have a home
- Country at War
- When more than one country fight
- a Country in North America
- Country in Europe
13 Clues: Country at War • Extremist Group • Country in Europe • a Problem in country • Country and continent • Person Seeking Asylum • A safe place for refugees • a Countries Physical Force • a Country in North America • The capital of Afghanistan • people who don't have a home • When more than one country fight • When two or more countries work together
South American Countries 2025-09-23
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- This country starts with B, but it's not Brazil.
- This country is north of Chile and has 4 letters in its name.
- This country is represented by "Gardens" in our sentence.
- This country is home to the Galapagos Islands and starts with E.
- This is a large country in the south that starts with A.
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- The longest and skinniest country in South America.
- This country is in the north of South America.
- This country is in the north of South America and is very small.
- This country is in between Venezuela and Ecuador.
- The country that shares borders with Argentina and Brazil.
- The biggest country in South America.
- This country sounds a lot like Uruguay but starts with a different letter.
12 Clues: The biggest country in South America. • This country is in the north of South America. • This country starts with B, but it's not Brazil. • This country is in between Venezuela and Ecuador. • The longest and skinniest country in South America. • This is a large country in the south that starts with A. • This country is represented by "Gardens" in our sentence. • ...
Minnesota State Parks (including Cuyuna Country) 2024-06-16
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- This one is in Bemidji and I have given away enough now.
- Famous for it Riverside Trail and Lake Alice, Located in St. Croix
- This Park in McGregor.(SP Name) is comprised of almost 16,000 acres. Its landscape of rolling hills, mixed hardwoods.
- Listen for the melodies of rare birds by a spring-fed stream.
- This park is where the Crow Wing and Mississippi Rivers Meet
- A state park Known for Signaless Lake and is in a city named Starbuck
- I have no info so… it’s Monson
- This park has Hills and valleys it’s also in Altura
- Known for its Red and white virgin pines and has won the award: Most Scenic Park in Minnesota.
- This one is known for its Cave
- At this park is where the Mississippi Meets the Vermillion River
- Explore the headwaters of a legendary river.
- This State Park has the Highest Water Tower in the State of MN
- Soak in the view of Sturgeon Lake. As this park has a Beach even in its name!!!
- Near the Airport and is where 2 big rivers make 1
- Hike through rolling prairies and witness stunning vistas of a historic river valley.
- Known for the Hayes Dam and Grefthen Bay Overlook
- A inland state park near the North Shore. The park is known for the Benson Lake Boardwalk
- You can take Mine Tours Here. It is a very historic park in Northern Minnesota
- According to Explore MN: hike the 5 mi of cool woodland trails along the Des Moines River
- Secluded and peaceful, this park offers scenic views of Ontario and the Rainy River. Enjoy fishing, hiking quiet trails, or relax by the water while surrounded by stately white pines.
- This one is in a town known for Skiing, the park is known for its Waterfall
- Here is the Explore MN page: Located 3 miles southeast of Albert Lea on County Highway 38. Interstates 90 and 35 intersect just north of Albert Lea. Both interstates have signs directing visitors to the park. during spring and fall to view the many species of migrating birds that use the wetlands, prairies and woodlands. The Esker Trail is spectacular any time of the year, and the Big Island Trail is another visitor favorite. 16 miles of hiking and 7 miles of snowmobile trails. A 6 mile paved trail connects to Blazing Star State Trail.
- Climb a historic lighthouse and gaze along Lake Superior.
- Explore historic buildings from the Civilian Conservation Corps era, cool off in a spring-fed swimming pond, or cast a line for trout in the Redwood River.
- This park is known for "Big Woods" Landscape Spectacular Spring Wildflowers Fabulous Fall Color Visitor Center Self-guided Interpretive Trail Hidden Falls Waterfall
- Has an Agate Center and is in Moose Lake (Ope!)
- Walk among ancient potholes and geological wonders.
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- Discover a historic fort and relive the Civil War era.
- This should spoil it: Minutes from the Twin Cities. Minnesota Valley SRA has 6 miles of paved bike trail (Shakopee to Chaska), 35 miles of trail for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and snowmobiling (Chaska to Belle Plaine)
- Lots of People Bike here.
- In Battle Lake and has a Beautiful Prarie.
- Near the Canada Border and has Minnesotas Tallest Waterfall
- Has High Falls and A Beach Along Lake Superior
- This is park is near Elba, It is known for its low population of Mosquitos
- This Park is in Waterville and has the Big Woods Trail
- The "lake which speaks" is a dominant feature of this park
- Navigate challenging rapids and explore the remnants of a sandstone quarry.
- Explore the source of the Minnesota River, cast a line for walleye, and unwind amidst scenic prairies and oak savannas.
- This park has a fire tower to climb and is along Minnesotas 2nd Biggest Lake (or 3rd). Also named Kathio in its end
- This one is in Mankato and is known for its Mill called the Seppmann Mill
- It’s Swinging Bridge Recently Broke. It is also on the Way to Duluth from Sartell
- Immerse yourself in one of the last remaining stands of old-growth maple-basswood forest, hike or horseback ride on scenic trails, and paddle a peaceful lake. Keep an eye out for the endangered Blandings turtle basking in the sun.
- A huge State Park along Lake Carlos
- Hike through a vast expanse of tallgrass prairie, teeming with wildflowers and birds. Watch for bison and elk grazing in the distance, and listen for the croaking of frogs in the nearby wooded banks of the Buffalo River.
- This 450 acre day use park offers a picnic area, vault toilet, hand pump water and a scenic overlook 500 feet above the Mississippi River. Adjacent to Whitman Dam, John A. Latsch State Park features a half-mile trail of 592 steps leading to the top of Mt. Charity.
- Has the Lava Flows and a Stream that runs deeply in Between 2 rocks like a Canyon!
- Scenic blufftop views of Mississippi River Valley, photos remind me of Great Smoky Mountains
- this is the Childhood Area of where the person who flew over the Atlantic was born.
- This park near Ely is famous for its 674 acre lake
- Witness ancient rock sculpted by cascading waters.
- This park is known for the Old Mill Suspension Bridge, And that it is called Oil Mill State Park
- Minnesotas Biggest State Park.
- From the Explore MN: Visitors are surprised by the size and incredible beauty of this west-central Minnesota park. There is great fishing, with eight major lakes in this 9,250-acre park.
- Name includes the county with the biggest population in the state
- A very quiet park that has the 20 mile shooting star biking trail through it it is also run by Forestville SP
- This park is known for Birdwatching, its in Owatonna
- It is in New Ulm
- This one is in Currie and because you don’t know it it’s named Lake Shetek
- Hike scenic trails overlooking majestic bluffs and spot over 260 species of birds, making it a haven for birdwatchers. Explore restored prairies, floodplain forests, and learn about the area's rich history including French fur trading posts
- Hike the highest point in southwest Minnesota and witness stunning views.
- On the St Croix River and is in Center City.
62 Clues: It is in New Ulm • Lots of People Bike here. • I have no info so… it’s Monson • This one is known for its Cave • Minnesotas Biggest State Park. • A huge State Park along Lake Carlos • In Battle Lake and has a Beautiful Prarie. • Explore the headwaters of a legendary river. • On the St Croix River and is in Center City. • Has High Falls and A Beach Along Lake Superior • ...
Guess the country from its capital 2023-06-12
28 Clues: Lima • Quito • Paris • Tokyo • Madrid • Vienna • Athens • Ottawa • Havana • Riyadh • Lisbon • Berlin • Beijing • Santiago • Budapest • Brasilia • Canberra • Cape Town • Stockholm • Islamabad • Ljubljana • Pyongyang • Amsterdam • New Delhi • Washington • Bratislava • Wellington • Buenos Aires
Things found at a country club 2026-01-06
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- Competitive game between players or teams
- Long powerful golf shot
- Gathering or event at a club
- Warning shout on a golf course
- Relaxed seating area for members
- Short golf shot near the green
- Target area on a golf course
- Main playing area between tee and green
- Private social and athletic organization
- Action that starts a tennis point
- Putting surface on a golf course
- Standard number of strokes for a golf hole
- Area close to the playing surface
- Racket sport commonly played on club courts
- Designated area for tennis or other sports
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- Person who assists a golfer during play
- Person belonging to a private club
- Points earned during a game
- Small round object used in many lawn games
- Well-kept grassy area for games and gatherings
- Rolling lawn game played toward a target ball
- Tennis shot hit before the ball bounces
- Played on manicured greens at a country club
- Dress code often required at clubs
- Equipment used to hit a tennis ball
- Area where drinks are served
- Small stand used to elevate a golf ball
- Light refreshing cocktail served socially
- Divider stretched across a tennis court
- Sport often associated with elite clubs
- Soft golf stroke near the hole
31 Clues: Long powerful golf shot • Points earned during a game • Gathering or event at a club • Target area on a golf course • Area where drinks are served • Warning shout on a golf course • Short golf shot near the green • Soft golf stroke near the hole • Relaxed seating area for members • Putting surface on a golf course • Action that starts a tennis point • ...
100 Year Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-03
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- What value proposition did COUNTRY adopt in 2023?
- What city did our current CEO play high school basketball?
- Who is the current CEO of COUNTRY Financial?
- In 1927, Illinois Agricultural Mutual Insurance (IAMIC) was licensed to provide what type of insurance?
- What city was the COUNTRY headquarters in prior to relocating to Bloomington, IL?
- In 2024, NerdWallet recognized COUNTRY Financial with a 5-star rating and a spot on the NerdWallet's list of 6 Best Companies, for what type of insurance?
- In late 2019, we began replacing our current claims system with a modern, industry-leading system, called?
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- What color did our company adopt in the 1970's?
- What was the name of the mail mobile system introduced to CMIC's 4th floor in August 1983?
- COUNTRY introduced in 2024 the inaugural "blank", recognizing ten COUNTRY employees for their extraordinary work by CEO Jim Jacobs
- Prior to 1959, our insurance services (COUNTRY Life, COUNTRY Mutual, etc.) were not marked together. What was the first name to identify all of them?
- What COUNTRY Financial program uses smartphone app technology to give you feedback on your driving?
- COUNTRY Youth Classic, a new youth tournament for what sport was announced in 2001 for 2002?
- COUNTRY created what app to teach children financial responsibility?
- What is the name of the employee magazine that was first developed and issued in 1980 replacing the first company newsletter for agents?
15 Clues: Who is the current CEO of COUNTRY Financial? • What color did our company adopt in the 1970's? • What value proposition did COUNTRY adopt in 2023? • What city did our current CEO play high school basketball? • COUNTRY created what app to teach children financial responsibility? • What city was the COUNTRY headquarters in prior to relocating to Bloomington, IL? • ...
Current issues 2023-10-26
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- Israeli defense force
- Godot famous person
- dome missile defense system
- a treaty alliance
- terrorist organization
- someone in inflict fear
- country in the middle east
- ethnic people
- killing of ethnic population
- religious belief
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- money
- strip contested area
- security council
- East place in the world
- Arabic
- explosive device
- musk rich guy
- taking over a country
- a city
- states a country
20 Clues: money • Arabic • a city • musk rich guy • ethnic people • security council • explosive device • states a country • religious belief • a treaty alliance • Godot famous person • Israeli defense force • taking over a country • terrorist organization • strip contested area • East place in the world • someone in inflict fear • country in the middle east • killing of ethnic population • ...
AAB Immigration 2021-02-13
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- something that is not permitted
- going against the law
- not having the required paperwork
- the admittance of a foreigner to the citizenship of a country
- to enter another country
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- to move from one place to another place
- person belonging to a certain country
- seeker, refugee whose status has not been verified
- the removal from a country of an alien whose presence is unlawful or prejudicial
- obtained through U.S. citizenship parents either at birth or after birth, but before the age of 18
- person coming from another place; foreign
- official papers indicating one's status as a citizen or not
- to leave one's country
- an asylum seeker who's approved by the gov. of the country they're moving to
- person from another place who moves to a new country to live
15 Clues: going against the law • to leave one's country • to enter another country • something that is not permitted • not having the required paperwork • person belonging to a certain country • to move from one place to another place • person coming from another place; foreign • seeker, refugee whose status has not been verified • ...
In Bulgaria, nodding ones head means “no” and shaking ones head means “yes.”Auksė 3 T crossword 2023-04-24
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- Country whose male residents are the tallest people in the world?
- One third of the world's cows live here
- Place with more than 3700 species of butterflies
- What country has 27 capitals?
- Which country can't join the FIFA?
- Where was Elon Musk born in?
- Where is 99% of the world's fresh water?
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- The official animal of this country is an unicorn
- No mosquitos at all.
- You can buy square watermelons here
- The only country who’s government has had the honour of being sued by Eminem.
- The most visited place in Europe
- Second smallest country in the world
- Nodding ones head means “no” and shaking ones head means “yes.”
- This country produces over 40% of all wine in the world
15 Clues: No mosquitos at all. • Where was Elon Musk born in? • What country has 27 capitals? • The most visited place in Europe • Which country can't join the FIFA? • You can buy square watermelons here • Second smallest country in the world • One third of the world's cows live here • Where is 99% of the world's fresh water? • Place with more than 3700 species of butterflies • ...
Trade 2025-10-30
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- A tax on imported goods.
- A limit on how much of a good that can be imported.
- Cartel that controls the global oil supply.
- The weath and resources of a country.
- The restriction on the flow of international goods.
- The increasing intergration of national economies.
- A good that was made in one country and now is sold in a different one.
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- The ability for one country to produce more of something than another country.
- A law that forbids trading with another country.
- International trade with no barriers.
- People coming from one country to another.
- Countries relying on each other.
- A good that was sent from another country to be sold.
- Exchange of goods across borders.
- Free trade agreement with the U.S, Canada, and Mexico.
15 Clues: A tax on imported goods. • Countries relying on each other. • Exchange of goods across borders. • International trade with no barriers. • The weath and resources of a country. • People coming from one country to another. • Cartel that controls the global oil supply. • A law that forbids trading with another country. • The increasing intergration of national economies. • ...
Yippee 5: Ch 7 Country life 2015-01-08
22 Clues: kylä • metsä • pimeä • pelto • tylsää • lähteä • kuulla • kirkas • autolla • kysymys • viettää • kävellen • hereillä • metrolla • vierailla • kielteinen • tarkoittaa • maaseudulla • pienen pieni • mennä bussilla • aave, kummitus • tuntea, tuntua
2. Unit 5C - Town and country 2024-09-08
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- A raised area of land, not as high as a mountain.
- Related to or located in a city.
- A residential area on the edge of a city.
- A public road in a city or town.
- A large building containing many offices.
- A small forest or area with many trees.
- An area where people live, usually with houses and schools.
- A place where goods and food are sold.
- A low area of land between hills or mountains.
- A building for growing plants with controlled climate.
- A large number of people gathered together.
- An area of open land used for farming or sports.
- Vehicles moving along roads.
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- A small community or group of houses in the countryside.
- area An area of a city designated for factories and industry.
- Related to or located in the countryside.
- A place with many shops and stores.
- The rural areas outside of cities and towns.
- A place where animals are raised and crops are grown.
- The main area in a city, often with shops and offices.
- An area of public land with grass and trees.
- A large body of water surrounded by land.
22 Clues: Vehicles moving along roads. • Related to or located in a city. • A public road in a city or town. • A place with many shops and stores. • A place where goods and food are sold. • A small forest or area with many trees. • Related to or located in the countryside. • A residential area on the edge of a city. • A large building containing many offices. • ...
What country goes with the capital? 2025-03-19
21 Clues: Lima • Sucre • Quito • Malabo • Madrid • Bagota • Caracas • Managua • Santiago • San Juan • Asunción • San José • Montevido • La Habana • Tegucigalpa • San Salvador • Buenos Aires • Santo Domingo • Ciudad de Panamá • Ciudad de México • Ciudad de Guatemala
A Landmark for Every Crossword Country 2025-03-23
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- This rift in Northern Arizona was probably begun in the Late Cretaceous, but it exposes rocks from the formation of the planet.
- Highest freestanding mountain in the world.
- Meaning "The Red One" in Arabic, this palace hosted the Moorish rulers of Spain until the Reconquista.
- Volcano in Vanuatu that is the center of the John Frum Cargo Cult.
- On the border between Brazil and Argentina, these have the highest volume of water of any waterfall in the world.
- Temple dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena.
- Moroccan beach known for its sea arch (plural until 2016)
- Statues found on Easter Island.
- This structure's application as a radio tower saved it from destruction in 1913.
- Candy-colored cathedral in Moscow, Russia
- Red monolith found in central Australia
- Island known for its "dragons."
- Begun by Qin Shi Huang, this megastructure snakes its way throughout North China.
- Art Deco statue considered one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
- Bangkok's Temple of the Dawn.
- Sea cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean, located in Western Ireland.
- Rock that overlooks the Lysefjord in Norway; its name translates to "Pulpit Rock."
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- Statue of a little boy urinating that has become a beloved symbol of Brussels.
- Mosque that originally served as a major Greek Orthodox Church.
- Japan's famous volcano
- Canada's oldest national park
- Landmark seen in the constellation "Mensa."
- The only surviving Ancient Wonder of the World.
- One of the major cities of the Mayan Empire, located near Cancun.
- In Maori, this fjord is known as "Piopiotahi," after a now-extinct songbird that allegedly flew through here to mourn the death of Maui.
- Citadel located near Cuzco, the capital of the Incan Empire.
- Costa Rica's most active volcano.
- Roman arena used for gladiator fights, animal hunts, and executions.
- Mughal mausoleum
- Castle built by Bavaria's last king.
- One of the most complete Mesopotamian structures that survives today.
- Bay with karst islands allegedly formed from dragon's breath
- Palace of the Qajar dynasty
- Monastery known for its caves and gold-topped belltower
- Beach in the Bahamas named for a species of shark that can commonly be found there.
- Actually the name of a bell inside this famous clocktower.
- Palace created for the Joseon Dynasty.
37 Clues: Mughal mausoleum • Japan's famous volcano • Palace of the Qajar dynasty • Canada's oldest national park • Bangkok's Temple of the Dawn. • Statues found on Easter Island. • Island known for its "dragons." • Costa Rica's most active volcano. • Castle built by Bavaria's last king. • Palace created for the Joseon Dynasty. • Red monolith found in central Australia • ...
Culture Shock 2013-06-27
Across
- In this country, it’s rude to fill your own glass with beer or soda.
- You can be arrested for holding hands with your boyfriend or girlfriend.
- If you take a taxi alone here, it’s rude to sit in the back seat.
- Giving someone the peace sign in this country is considered the same as showing the middle finger.
- Don’t get confused in this country: Nodding your head up and down means no and shaking your head left to right means yes.
- In this city, a woman can legally kill her unfaithful husband, as long as she uses her bare hands.
- In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms.
- The average person watches four and a half hours of television every day.
- Drinks 73% of the world’s beer.
- You should only send someone an odd number of flowers in this country. Even numbers are only for funerals.
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- Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar.
- You should leave a 15-20% tip every time you go out to eat at a restaurant.
- In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs.
- In this country, people make an alcoholic drink with corn that has been chewed in someone’s mouth and then spit out.
- Chewing gum is illegal in this country.
- You should never touch anyone’s head or point your toes at anyone in this country. Both are considered very rude.
- This country’s president has been dead for 19 years.
- It’s considered dirty to eat with your left hand… You should only use the right.
18 Clues: Drinks 73% of the world’s beer. • Chewing gum is illegal in this country. • This country’s president has been dead for 19 years. • Both the thumbs up and ok symbol are considered vulgar. • In this country, people enjoy eating giant black ants’ eggs. • In this country, 1/3 of married couples have separate bedrooms. • ...
Spanish 4 Ch 9 266-267 2020-12-15
Across
- To raise
- to cultivate, to grow
- Country or field
- Cattle
- Pear
- Grains
- To harvest
- To sow, to plant
- Pear tree
- Farm animals
- Cultivation, growing
- pequeño Small town
- Apple tree
- Vegetables
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- Wheat
- de campo Country home
- Apple
- Pigs
- Crop, harvest
- Cows
- In the country
- Farmer
- Chickens
- Farmers
- Vegetable garden, orchard
- Farm
- Sowing
- Corn
28 Clues: Pigs • Cows • Pear • Farm • Corn • Wheat • Apple • Cattle • Grains • Farmer • Sowing • Farmers • To raise • Chickens • Pear tree • To harvest • Apple tree • Vegetables • Farm animals • Crop, harvest • In the country • Country or field • To sow, to plant • pequeño Small town • Cultivation, growing • de campo Country home • to cultivate, to grow • Vegetable garden, orchard
World War I 2026-04-09
Across
- having more soldiers and more weapons
- an agreement to stop fighting
- loving your country too much and thinking it is better than all others
- to make something go under water
- Includes countries like Egypt, Iran and Iraq
- going into other countries and fighting for control of the land and people
- tunnel dug into the ground for fighting
- something that will kill you if you breathe it in
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- the reason for something happening
- the son of a king
- person in control of a country
- large military vehicle
- to go into another country without permission
- not wanting to fight
- country
- planes, poison gas, machine guns, trenches, etc
- boat that can go under water
- agreeing to be friends with, and to help, other countries
- to say that you are going to fight another country
19 Clues: country • the son of a king • not wanting to fight • large military vehicle • boat that can go under water • an agreement to stop fighting • person in control of a country • to make something go under water • the reason for something happening • having more soldiers and more weapons • tunnel dug into the ground for fighting • Includes countries like Egypt, Iran and Iraq • ...
Around the World in One Puzzle 2017-03-25
Across
- this country has not won a medal at the summer Olympics since 1992 when it won a hockey bronze
- ones of this country's oldest names translates to "Peninsula of Gold"
- this common action is seldom done in Bangladesh, not because people are unfriendly but because it is considered a sign of immaturity
- mark Twain once wrote, "Heaven was copied after [this country]"
- this Hindu pilgrimage had the largest gathering of people in human history in 2011 with 75 million pilgrims (it was visible from space!)
- without Mexico we wouldn't have this tasty treat (bless them)
- this country has more mosques than any other nation with 300,000!
- the Nepali word for Everest meaning "Forehead of the sky"
- this is the only asian country that does not use the metric system (it is 1 of 3 in the world)
- won Africa's first Olympic gold medal
- this investigative method was firs used in Argentina to determine the guilt in a crime
- majority of Mauritians identify with this religion
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- this country's calendar has 13 months
- home to the perfume river
- this country invented ice cream
- home to the largest bay in the world
- home to the first child legally recognized as having two fathers (Yay, equality)
- pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian
- the motto of this country is 'Country of Eternal Spring'
- in 1913, this country had 3 presidents in the span one hour
- this fruit, which is the largest citrus fruit in the world is found in Malaysia
- the men of myanmar chew this psychoactive substance for energy
- this fashion staple comes form Guatemala
- collecting / the number one hobby in China
- this country has 8 of the 14 highest mountains in the world
- vietnamese steeps this animal in rice wine to collect its juices is drunk for health and vitality
26 Clues: home to the perfume river • collecting / the number one hobby in China • this country invented ice cream • home to the largest bay in the world • won Africa's first Olympic gold medal • pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian • this country's calendar has 13 months • this fashion staple comes form Guatemala • ...
Around the World in One Puzzle 2017-03-25
Across
- collecting / the number one hobby in China
- without Mexico we wouldn't have this tasty treat (bless them)
- this country invented ice cream
- in 1913, this country had 3 presidents in the span one hour
- this investigative method was firs used in Argentina to determine the guilt in a crime
- the motto of this country is 'Country of Eternal Spring'
- home to the largest bay in the world
- vietnamese steeps this animal in rice wine to collect its juices is drunk for health and vitality
- mark Twain once wrote, "Heaven was copied after [this country]"
- won Africa's first Olympic gold medal
- majority of Mauritians identify with this religion
- home to the first child legally recognized as having two fathers (Yay, equality)
- this country has not won a medal at the summer Olympics since 1992 when it won a hockey bronze
- home to the perfume river
- this common action is seldom done in Bangladesh, not because people are unfriendly but because it is considered a sign of immaturity
- the men of myanmar chew this psychoactive substance for energy
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- this fruit, which is the largest citrus fruit in the world is found in Malaysia
- pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian
- this fashion staple comes form Guatemala
- ones of this country's oldest names translates to "Peninsula of Gold"
- the Nepali word for Everest meaning "Forehead of the sky"
- this Hindu pilgrimage had the largest gathering of people in human history in 2011 with 75 million pilgrims (it was visible from space!)
- this country's calendar has 13 months
- this country has more mosques than any other nation with 300,000!
- this is the only asian country that does not use the metric system (it is 1 of 3 in the world)
- this country has 8 of the 14 highest mountains in the world
26 Clues: home to the perfume river • collecting / the number one hobby in China • this country invented ice cream • home to the largest bay in the world • won Africa's first Olympic gold medal • pakistan has this meaning in Urdu and Persian • this country's calendar has 13 months • this fashion staple comes form Guatemala • ...
IW 2023-04-19
Across
- a tax that is placed on imported goods when they enter a country
- relies on a particular resource to be succesful
- the part that includes manufacturing activities
- the movement of people from rural areas
- a trade pact signed in 1992 between the U.S, Mexico and Canada
- The increasing interdependence of nations and peoples across the globe
- an economic system in which business owners decide what to produce
- has little industrial development and therefore a relatively low standard of living
- economic region of Europe that is united under the euro
- the practice of protecting a country’s local business or industry
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- an economy most modern developed countries have
- an economic system in which the central government plans what to produce and at what price, how to distribute it, and who may buy it
- characteristics spread from a different society
- includes service industries that offer services to other businesses and consumers
- index designed to measure the basic contentment of people living in a particular country
- the part that makes direct use of natural resource
- an economic policy in which a nation does not try to limit imports or exports by enacting tariffs or subsidies
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- a country that has significant industrial development and a relatively high standard of living
- the informal name for India's large and popular movie industry
- policies put in place by a government to restrict trade with one country, with a group of countries
- When people move from one country to another
- act of coming to a new country from one’s home country to live permanently
- people’s quality of life based on the goods and services that are available to them
- the underlying foundation or framework of a system, organization, or location
- the process by which previously colonized countries free themselves from their colonizers
26 Clues: the movement of people from rural areas • When people move from one country to another • an economy most modern developed countries have • characteristics spread from a different society • relies on a particular resource to be succesful • the part that includes manufacturing activities • Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries • ...
IW 2023-04-19
Across
- a tax that is placed on imported goods when they enter a country
- relies on a particular resource to be succesful
- the part that includes manufacturing activities
- the movement of people from rural areas
- a trade pact signed in 1992 between the U.S, Mexico and Canada
- The increasing interdependence of nations and peoples across the globe
- an economic system in which business owners decide what to produce
- has little industrial development and therefore a relatively low standard of living
- economic region of Europe that is united under the euro
- the practice of protecting a country’s local business or industry
Down
- an economy most modern developed countries have
- an economic system in which the central government plans what to produce and at what price, how to distribute it, and who may buy it
- characteristics spread from a different society
- includes service industries that offer services to other businesses and consumers
- index designed to measure the basic contentment of people living in a particular country
- the part that makes direct use of natural resource
- an economic policy in which a nation does not try to limit imports or exports by enacting tariffs or subsidies
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- a country that has significant industrial development and a relatively high standard of living
- the informal name for India's large and popular movie industry
- policies put in place by a government to restrict trade with one country, with a group of countries
- When people move from one country to another
- act of coming to a new country from one’s home country to live permanently
- people’s quality of life based on the goods and services that are available to them
- the underlying foundation or framework of a system, organization, or location
- the process by which previously colonized countries free themselves from their colonizers
26 Clues: the movement of people from rural areas • When people move from one country to another • an economy most modern developed countries have • characteristics spread from a different society • relies on a particular resource to be succesful • the part that includes manufacturing activities • Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries • ...
Unit 2: Canada and the United States 2025-02-07
Across
- To move from a country
- To move to a country
- People who leave a country are called _____.
- The "American _____" is the belief that immigrants to the United States can create better lives for themselves and their children.
- Unfair treatment of others because of who they are or what they believe
- A _____ factor is something that encourages people to leave a place behind.
- The spreading and mixing of cultures
- The loss of well-educated people such as doctors or engineers to another country is called "_____ drain."
- All the animal life in a particular region
- 1994 trade agreement that made trade easier by allowing most goods to travel freely among Canada, the United States, and Mexico
- Flat or gently rolling areas of land
- Drought is an example of a(n) _____ push factor.
- Found or living in areas that are not close to cities
- People who move to another country are called _____.
- The constant flow of migrants from one country into another country is called a _____ stream.
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- A payment of money sent by an immigrant to a relative in his or her home country
- Found or living in a city
- The elimination of a group of people based on race, religion, or some other factor
- War, persecution and genocide are all examples of _____ push factors.
- Someone who works to protect the beauty and natural resources of the environment from destruction or pollution
- Someone who seeks safety by going to another country
- Poverty is an example of a(n) _____ push factor.
- A _____ factor is something that encourages people to move to a new place.
- A _____ park is a large area of land that a government has set aside in order to preserve it in its natural state.
- An unusually long period in which little or no rain falls
- All the plant life in a particular region
26 Clues: To move to a country • To move from a country • Found or living in a city • The spreading and mixing of cultures • Flat or gently rolling areas of land • All the plant life in a particular region • All the animal life in a particular region • People who leave a country are called _____. • Poverty is an example of a(n) _____ push factor. • ...
Year 9 Civics Review 2025-06-23
Across
- This country was part of the Central Powers; starts with B
- Powers Group including Australia, Britain, France, and Russia
- This country was part of the Allied Powers; starts with A; sent troops as part of the British Empire
- This country was part of the Central Powers; starts with G
- Front Main battleground in France and Belgium during WWI
- Lasting impact or memory of the ANZACs and WWI
- Compulsory enlistment for military service
- Long, narrow ditch where soldiers fought and lived
- Information used to influence public opinion during war; preys on human emotion
- Signing up to join the armed forces
- Belief in building up strong armed forces to prepare for war (M in MANIA)
- Policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization (I in MANIA)
- Agreement to stop fighting, signed 11 November 1918
- Situation where neither side can win, common on the Western Front due to trench warfare
- This country was part of the Allied Powers; starts with F; fought on the Western Front
- This country was part of the Central Powers; starts with A
- Honouring and remembering those who served, especially on Anzac Day
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- Agreements between countries to support each other if attacked (A in MANIA)
- Soldiers from Australia and New Zealand in WWI
- Strong pride in one’s own country (N in MANIA)
- Empire This country was part of the Central Powers; starts with O
- This country was part of the Allied Powers; starts with B; also called the United Kingdom
- Strategic strait targeted in the Gallipoli campaign
- WWI campaign involving ANZACs in Turkey
- The murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand sparked WWI (A in MANIA)
- Process of encouraging people to join the army
- Man’s Land Area between opposing trenches
- This country was part of the Allied Powers; starts with R; entered the war to defend its ally Serbia after Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia
28 Clues: Signing up to join the armed forces • WWI campaign involving ANZACs in Turkey • Man’s Land Area between opposing trenches • Compulsory enlistment for military service • Soldiers from Australia and New Zealand in WWI • Strong pride in one’s own country (N in MANIA) • Lasting impact or memory of the ANZACs and WWI • Process of encouraging people to join the army • ...
AP Human Geo 2025-05-06
Across
- What is the world's largest exporter of coffee?
- This pyramid shape suggests a rapidly growing population.
- Which city is considered the holiest in Islam?
- The process of making an area more urban and attractive to middle-class residents.
- Which country has had the most military coups since World War II?
- Country with more cows than people.
- What crop covers more land worldwide than any other?
- What global company is often used to study global commodity chains due to its uniform supply model and global reach?
- Spatial model that describes the spread of things like diseases or TikToks.
- What was the first city to reach 1 million residents in recorded history?
- What is the only country that is also a continent?
- When educated people leave a country en masse.
- What livestock animal is most commonly raised globally?
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- Which country is home to the most billionaires?
- One of the Five Pillars of Islam, involves travel to Mecca."
- What religion is most common in Bhutan?
- What continent has the most language diversity?
- What is the most spoken language when combining native and second-language speakers?
- What is the longest international land border in the world?
- Which country is considered 100% migrant population because no one was born there?
- A country completely surrounded by another (like Lesotho).
- Name the country that hosts more international migrants than any other.
- What is the most spoken first language in the world?
- What is the most spoken indigenous language in North America?
- What is the world's largest producer of rice?
- What is the most fragmented country in the world (by number of separate landmasses)?
- What index measures development based on income, education, and life expectancy?"
- What U.S. state produces the most milk?
- Country with the most time zones (including overseas territories).
- What is the term for a state with no access to the ocean?
30 Clues: Country with more cows than people. • What religion is most common in Bhutan? • What U.S. state produces the most milk? • What is the world's largest producer of rice? • Which city is considered the holiest in Islam? • When educated people leave a country en masse. • Which country is home to the most billionaires? • What is the world's largest exporter of coffee? • ...
World War I 2026-04-15
Across
- Diplomacy: When the U.S. used its money to influence other countries instead of using force.
- A country that is controlled and protected by a stronger country but keeps some of its own government.
- of Nations: An international group created after World War I to help keep peace between countries.
- Building up a strong military to prepare for war or show power.
- System: Agreements between countries to support each other if there is a war.
- Pride and loyalty to your country, sometimes making people think their country is better than others.
- The right to vote in elections.
- Door Policy: The U.S. plan to keep trade open with China and make sure no single country controlled it all.
- Getting an army and resources ready for war.
- Information shared to influence people’s opinions, often used in war to gain support.
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- A person, like President Roosevelt, who worked to break up big companies (trusts) that had too much control.
- Money that a country has to pay after losing a war to help pay for damages
- When a country takes over land and adds it to its own territory.
- When a country tries to grow by taking control of more land or influence.
- Journalism: News stories that exaggerate or make up facts to attract readers and influence opinions.
- A time when making, selling, or drinking alcohol was illegal in the U.S.
- Deal: President Roosevelt’s plan to make things fair for workers, businesses, and consumers.
- of Influence: Areas where foreign countries controlled trade and resources in China or other places.
- When a stronger country controls or rules over weaker countries or territories.
- Points: President Wilson’s plan for peace after World War I, including ideas like fairness and self-government.
- A nickname for American soldiers who fought in World War I.
- A journalist who wrote about problems like corruption and unfair business practices to make people aware and bring change.
22 Clues: The right to vote in elections. • Getting an army and resources ready for war. • A nickname for American soldiers who fought in World War I. • Building up a strong military to prepare for war or show power. • When a country takes over land and adds it to its own territory. • A time when making, selling, or drinking alcohol was illegal in the U.S. • ...
Cities and Countries of the UK 2016-06-21
Across
- The people who live in the country beginning with a "W".
- The largest city in the most northern country of the UK.
- Irish Folk who live in the smallest country of the UK.
- People who live in the most northern of the countries of the UK.
- The largest country in the UK.
- The capital city of Scotland.
- The UK country that has mountains, sandy beaches and sheep which projects into the Irish Sea.
- A northern city. Home to the one of the most popular football clubs in England and the world. Many pop groups come from here Oasis, Happy Mondays, Joy Division.
- The capital city of NI.
- A large county in the south west, a place to go surfing.
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- The name of the inhabitants of England.
- The capital of England and the UK.
- One of the biggest cities in the UK. In the West Midlands. Some find the accent difficult.
- Kingdom The two words represented by UK.
- What "L" stands for in LCFC, also the city in which we live.
- The capital city of the country that projects into the Irish Sea.
- Birthplace of the Beatles.
- The second largest country of the UK. Men wear tartan kilts.
- Midlands A region which contains Rutland, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire.
19 Clues: The capital city of NI. • Birthplace of the Beatles. • The capital city of Scotland. • The largest country in the UK. • The capital of England and the UK. • The name of the inhabitants of England. • Kingdom The two words represented by UK. • Irish Folk who live in the smallest country of the UK. • The people who live in the country beginning with a "W". • ...
Destinations 2013-11-21
Across
- This country is surrounded by Monaco, France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia
- Both Bosnia and Hungary surround this country
- Country starting with I in the Asian continent
- This country is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean to the east and the Tasman Sea to the west
- This city is the capital of Chile
- Mexico City is the capital of this country
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- Manila is the capital of this country
- London is the capital of this country
- Beijing is the capital of this country
- This country is the 178th Largest country
- this country is surrounded by the Aegan Sea
- This city is the capital of Spain
12 Clues: This city is the capital of Chile • This city is the capital of Spain • Manila is the capital of this country • London is the capital of this country • Beijing is the capital of this country • This country is the 178th Largest country • Mexico City is the capital of this country • this country is surrounded by the Aegan Sea • Both Bosnia and Hungary surround this country • ...
