country Crossword Puzzles
Sub-sahara vocab 2021-03-14
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- the illegal practice of trespassing on another’s property to hunt or steal game without the landowner's permission
- Country named after a medieval Western African empire; English speaking country; coastal country
- tanganyika 2nd largest fresh water lake in Africa and 2nd deepest fresh water lake in the world.
- Not receiving enough calories from food.
- Main language of Africa south of the Sahara.
- a long, steep slope, especially one at the edge of a plateau or separating areas of land at different heights
- the worldview that non-human entities—such as animals, plants, and inanimate objects—possess a spiritual essence
- a member of a class of travelling poets, musicians, and storytellers who maintain a tradition of oral history in parts of West Africa
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- coastline No natural bays or harbors.
- a large waterfall
- Country named after an ancient African empire; English speaking country; landlocked county
- Strict separation of race in South Africa.
- Wide or deep enough for ships to be able to pass through.
- A large area of flat land elevated high above sea level
- zone An area in which the properties of the land undergo a radical change
- Country named after an ancient African empire; Francophone country; landlocked country
- Victoria Largest lake in Africa.
17 Clues: a large waterfall • Victoria Largest lake in Africa. • coastline No natural bays or harbors. • Not receiving enough calories from food. • Strict separation of race in South Africa. • Main language of Africa south of the Sahara. • A large area of flat land elevated high above sea level • Wide or deep enough for ships to be able to pass through. • ...
Industry and Imperialism 2019-02-16
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- The first country to industrialize.
- This country had to accept the Open-Door Policy.
- Factory smoke led to this unpleasant side effect of the Industrial Revolution.
- _______ II: awful beard, awful-er treatment of his Belgian colony.
- Racism, but with "science".
- David __________, explorer of Africa.
- British laws that limited child labor.
- A Realpolitik kind of guy.
- the Chinese tried to drive away Western barbarians during this rebellion.
- Another word for 'cloth'
- This rebellion prompted the British to put India under direct rule.
- The country that colonized the island southeast of Australia, New Zealand.
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- The ______ Conference: colony creation without representation
- Giuseppe __________, leader of the unification movement in southern Italy
- Drugs are bad, especially _____, which the British traded in China.
- This country colonized most of West Africa.
- The number of colonies the Netherlands had in Africa.
- Created after the Franco-Prussian War.
- One of the few benefits of Imperialism, though not every student sees this as such.
- First country to open Japan for trade.
- Diamonds are forever...unlike British colonial rule and segregation in this African country.
- The so-called Jewel of the British Crown
- When is your Imperialism map due?
- Controlling the means of production. Know anything about US politics? Think Bernie Sanders.
- The only African country with 'never-been-colonized' bragging rights.
- This type of person was put back in power during the Meiji Restoration.
26 Clues: Another word for 'cloth' • A Realpolitik kind of guy. • Racism, but with "science". • When is your Imperialism map due? • The first country to industrialize. • David __________, explorer of Africa. • Created after the Franco-Prussian War. • First country to open Japan for trade. • British laws that limited child labor. • The so-called Jewel of the British Crown • ...
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE - CROSSWORD TWO 2019-09-29
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- Roquefort, Cheddar and Emmental are types of which food?
- In which religion is Krishna a god?
- What's the title of the hit romantic comedy:‘When Harry Met…’?
- Who's Batman's partner’?
- In the popular video game series, what type of animal is Sonic?
- A pug is a breed of which domestic pet?
- Which mountain range forms a natural border between France and Spain?
- The capital city of a country in the UK.
- What item, useful in the rain, is the title of a hit single by Rihanna?
- A four-stringed musical instrument
- A modern city in one of the Gulf countries
- Colombo is the largest city of which Asian country?
- The Canary Islands are a region of which country?
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- These animals kill over 75,000 people a year.
- The first one flew in 1903
- In Tolkien’s ‘The Hobbit’, what type of fictional creature is Smaug?
- In which country was Adolf Hitler born?
- Which science fiction character has been played by Leonard Nimoy and more recently by Zachary Quinto?
- The Great Barrier Reef lies off the coast of which country?
- The American president before Barack Obama?
- This is the closest planet to the Sun.
- Street The most popular shopping street in London.
- Netherlands The guilder was the former currency of which European country?
- Gates Who invented and started Microsoft?
- Quebec is a province in which Commonwealth country?
- Coca Cola's main competitor
26 Clues: Who's Batman's partner’? • The first one flew in 1903 • Coca Cola's main competitor • A four-stringed musical instrument • In which religion is Krishna a god? • This is the closest planet to the Sun. • In which country was Adolf Hitler born? • A pug is a breed of which domestic pet? • The capital city of a country in the UK. • Gates Who invented and started Microsoft? • ...
M2 Civics Unit 1 Vocabs and Ideas 2019-10-28
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- This means fairness among the people in a society
- This is a system of government where people participate in the administration of a country.
- Being free to express and do what one wants
- Being aware of others and their rights
- The position of a person in relation to others in a society
- This means the power, control, rule, or freedom to decide about things
- The highest law of a country
- Showing respect to others and to one's self
- The highest number of people in a group
- The least number of people in a group
- Rules and regulations created for a country for people to follow
- The responsibility that a person should do
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- This is a group of individuals living as members of a community sharing similar things such as religion, culture, beliefs and ideas
- A person born in a country
- A nation, a state or a territory with its own government
- The things that people should do
- The benefits a person can get and protected by laws
- The ability to think critically, properly and right
- A country having kings and queens
- To act according to one's status
- The power of a person to choose his/her leaders in a country
- Current Prime Minister of Thailand
- This means the ability to cooperate and work with others
- Having learned; a learned person; someone who finished his/her education
- To understand what is good and what is bad
25 Clues: A person born in a country • The highest law of a country • The things that people should do • To act according to one's status • A country having kings and queens • Current Prime Minister of Thailand • The least number of people in a group • Being aware of others and their rights • The highest number of people in a group • To understand what is good and what is bad • ...
Overview of World War I 2020-05-10
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- The Anzacs fought in this major battle.
- More than ___________ million men fought in WWI
- Austria declared war on this country after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
- The Western Front ran from the coast of Belgium to __________.
- Most of the war was fought using ________ warfare.
- Another name for WWI (two words).
- The signing of the Treaty of ___________ officially ended WWI.
- A country than fought with the Central Powers.
- Britain and Australia fought on this side.
- Marie Curie's invention meant than men could be x-rayed for ___________.
- These were used to carry fast and reliable messages in trenches (two words).
- Russia fought on this war front.
- One of the major battles of the war.
- This percentage of soldiers from Austria-Hungary were killed or injured.
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- The name that the British gave to the first tanks.
- The name of the terrorist group responsible for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (two words).
- Serbia was allied with this country.
- The war ended in this month.
- World War I lasted for this number of years.
- World War I was the first war to use these.
- A lot of the fighting in WWI happened here(two words).
- Britain declared war on Germany when they invaded this country.
- World War I ended in nineteen...
- This country joined the war after 1917.
- This country declared war on Germany to protect its ally, Russia.
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand was from this country.
26 Clues: The war ended in this month. • World War I ended in nineteen... • Russia fought on this war front. • Another name for WWI (two words). • Serbia was allied with this country. • One of the major battles of the war. • The Anzacs fought in this major battle. • This country joined the war after 1917. • Britain and Australia fought on this side. • ...
World War 1 Crossword 2021-03-30
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- a narrow strip of land between the trenches
- the unification of the Slavic people of the Balkans
- where each side simply tried to. outlast the other side
- a terrorist organization that supports violence to achieve its goals
- a war where a country needs to fight on two battle fronts
- where one country supports another country unconditionally
- consisted of Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy to support each other if attacked
- where officers order soldiers to "go over the top" of the trench to attempt to take control of the other side
- a threat where one must meet certain conditions or shall face dire consequences
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- the official policy for the navy of Britain, where they are required to be twice as strong and larger in quantity than rivalling militaries
- strong feeling of patriotism and pride of ones country
- designed to avoid a two front war
- extending the rule of authority of one country over other countries or territories
- the central powers and consists the support between France, Britain, and Russia
- the development of am economic and social change in a country
- all resources of a war are used to assist the military of one's country
- a standard war tactic where protection is offered and where soldiers go for cover
- occurs when two countries are in competition to see who has the best equipped military
- close association of nations for achieving the same objective
- the policy of making country's armed forces very strong
20 Clues: designed to avoid a two front war • a narrow strip of land between the trenches • the unification of the Slavic people of the Balkans • strong feeling of patriotism and pride of ones country • where each side simply tried to. outlast the other side • the policy of making country's armed forces very strong • a war where a country needs to fight on two battle fronts • ...
HISTORICAL EVENTS VOCABULARY 2023-12-05
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- the removal and replacement of a government, especially by sudden violent action.
- an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.
- to abstain from using, buying or dealing with someone, a country or an organization as an expression of protest.
- a keeper or custodian of a museum, an archive or other collection.
- a system of government where people virtually have no authority, and the state has absolute control of every aspect of the country.
- a series of rulers from one family.
- a place for storing, earlier, and often historical material.
- a ruler with total power.
- a particular period of history or a person's life especially one which is considered remarkable.
- the right or chance to vote or participate in a decision.
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- the action separating someone or something from others.
- the state of being sent away from one's home or country.
- exchange of goods or services without the use of money.
- a planned set of messages aimed at influencing the opinions or behavior of many people.
- the idea of supporting one's country, people or culture.
- cruel oppressive government or rule.
- a country or area under the full or partial political control of another country and occupied by settlers from that country.
- a political unit ruled by an emperor or empre
- states based on a system of governance heady by a king or a queen.
- the study of human history through excavation and analysis of human remains.
20 Clues: a ruler with total power. • a series of rulers from one family. • cruel oppressive government or rule. • a political unit ruled by an emperor or empre • the action separating someone or something from others. • exchange of goods or services without the use of money. • the state of being sent away from one's home or country. • ...
Eurovison 2025 2025-08-05
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- song in french and english
- Which country had a chance to win but didn't even qualify?
- Which country sang about a Bird?
- Cat?
- Which country had 37 points?
- Who said they were going to eurovision but withdrew (DIDN'T GO)?
- Song about a doll
- which country's song translates to "I'm Coming"?
- Who got 3rd?
- Who got last?
- 5th in the RUNNING ORDER?
- 6th Place?
- Which performance included a long piano?
- which country did the BETTING ODDS think wouldd win?
- which song was about partying?
- Which country had the youngest singer this year?
- Who was last in the final?
- "WHY IS THERE A MASSIVE BLENDER ON THE STAGE?"?
- Mariam Shengalia
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- which song included KLEMEN upside down?
- Big puffy white dress?
- Who country sang "VOYAGE"?
- Who won?
- song about being homesick
- where was the eurovision in 2025?
- Why was there a treadmill on the stage with this song?
- "I LOOK LIKE A BEAUTY BENDER"?
- DOG?
- which sonmg was about baking a cake
- SISSAL
- Which song was about a mum?
- Who got 0 JURY points
- Who got the most TELEVOTE points?
- "In the ground in the sky in the afterlife"?
- Song about fire?
- Bur man, bur man?
- Blow me a...?
- Who's song was called "Gaja"?
- Which country got 0 TELEVOTE points?(2ND YEAR IN A ROW!)
39 Clues: Cat? • DOG? • SISSAL • Who won? • 6th Place? • Who got 3rd? • Who got last? • Blow me a...? • Song about fire? • Mariam Shengalia • Song about a doll • Bur man, bur man? • Who got 0 JURY points • Big puffy white dress? • song about being homesick • 5th in the RUNNING ORDER? • song in french and english • Who country sang "VOYAGE"? • Who was last in the final? • Which song was about a mum? • ...
Countries and continents 2024-09-13
11 Clues: Oleg's country • Bilal's country • Lamees's country • Nicola's country • Shewit's country • Farzana's country • Wilsania's country • Continent where Egypt is • Continent where Italy is • Continent where China is • Continent where kangaroo lives
ASIA 2013-11-10
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- Which cold sweet dessert originated in China?
- What Asian country has a population of 1.4 billion people?
- Who is the man who led India through out the salt march and worked and lived to create freedom of speech?
- What is the name of the longest river in Asia?
- What is the name of the leader of the world's most successful empire?
- is the name of the brutal dictator who wiped out 1.5 million members of the Cambodian population?
- What Asian country is known for thriving orangutans?
- Which Asian country holds the famous cherry blossom festival each year?
- Which Asian musician achieved the first no. single to reach no. 1 in America?
- Which country within Asia holds the 'said to be' birthplace of Buddha?
- What is the name of man who led 'the long march' and transformed China from a capilist country to a communist one?
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- Which country in Asia covers portions of two continents?
- What is India's capital city?
- What is the name of the language spoken in Armenia?
- Which Asian country's capital city is Kabul?
- What is the name of the currency used in Japan?
- What is the second tallest mountain in Asia?
- which Asian country did the most successful empire originate?
- eighty How many countries are in Asia?
- In which city in China did the Tianamen Square Massacre take place?
- How many countries make up half of the Asian population? (In words)
21 Clues: What is India's capital city? • eighty How many countries are in Asia? • Which Asian country's capital city is Kabul? • What is the second tallest mountain in Asia? • Which cold sweet dessert originated in China? • What is the name of the longest river in Asia? • What is the name of the currency used in Japan? • What is the name of the language spoken in Armenia? • ...
the thing 2023-04-19
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- the government restrict trade with one country,
- they gain independence from the harsh countries
- Is the main point of support for a country’s economic activity.
- a country that is developed
- measure economists use to compare the economies of countries
- the lowest thing that u can live in
- free trade alliance among Canada, Mexico, and the United States
- The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- the transmission of ideas, customs, beliefs, and other cultural elements from one group to another
- people made a new money
- economy's dependence on a particular thing in order to be successful. In an agricultural economy
- going new country from one’s home country to live permanently
- make imports more expensive than domestic goods.
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- people from one part of the world to another.
- includes producing raw materials such as crops, precious metals, fossil fuels, and fishing.
- a country carries out policies that benefit its own producers
- companies that provide goods or services to consumers or other companies
- manufactured goods from the primary sector that turns shirts and cloth, turn the oil to plastic and gasoline
- The increasing interdependence of nations and peoples across the globe
- globalization contributes to cultural diffusion
- business owners and consumers still make most of the economic decisions.
- are little countries that are struggling but getting better
- military alliances and security agreements to protect one another and win wars
23 Clues: people made a new money • a country that is developed • the lowest thing that u can live in • people from one part of the world to another. • the government restrict trade with one country, • they gain independence from the harsh countries • globalization contributes to cultural diffusion • make imports more expensive than domestic goods. • ...
Hospitality & Tourism Vocab 2021-09-02
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- Travel in your own country
- Country you would visit to go to Mount Fuji
- Country where Bali is located
- Smallest country in the world
- Location of the Great Pyramids
- Mount _____ is the highest peak in the world
- Museum you'd visit to see the Mona Lisa
- The other longest river in the world
- Airline whose slogan is, "Wanna Get Away?"
- State with the only active diamond mine in the USA
- State with the longest coastline in the contiguous United States
- Capital of Colorado
- City where the Eiffel Tower is located
- Leading luxury hotel brand in the world
- The peach state
- One negative aspect of airline travel
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- Travel outside of your own country
- Famous sign in Los Angeles
- Location of Golden Gate Bridge
- Metal the Statue of Liberty is made from
- Besides the US, you can also visit Niagra Falls in this country
- Italy is home to the Leaning Tower of _____
- _______ Opera House
- Vacation that takes place on a ship
- Theme park in California that hosts over 18 million visitors each year
- Ancient amphitheater in Rome
- RV = Recreational _________
- Most visited attraction in San Antonio
- One of the longest rivers in the world
- Hibiscus is the state flower of this state
- Travel organization that awards diamond ratings to hotels
- Islands in Ecuador with varied and unique species of animals
- Country that is the largest producer of coffee
33 Clues: The peach state • _______ Opera House • Capital of Colorado • Famous sign in Los Angeles • Travel in your own country • RV = Recreational _________ • Ancient amphitheater in Rome • Country where Bali is located • Smallest country in the world • Location of Golden Gate Bridge • Location of the Great Pyramids • Travel outside of your own country • Vacation that takes place on a ship • ...
Social Studies Terms 2025-08-27
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- Movement of people intending to establish a home and gain citizenship
- An increase in the number of people residing in cities and an extension
- Data that pertains to the population of a given region or country.
- end of the Seven Years’ War. Through this treaty, France ceded its
- Policy of a country or empire to extend its authority or domination by
- three major elements: a) the implementation of a series of tariffs to
- Canadian producers and products; b) the launching of the
- Territory that is dominated by a foreign country.
- Policy Policy put in place by the government of John A. Macdonald, consisting
- policy of total integration of colonies into the colonizing country.
- economic or military means.
- other belongings of Acadians was authorized by the British Crown.
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- Movement of people from one region of a country to another.
- when absorbed into another culture; in the context of colonialism,
- Deportation British uprooting of up to 12 000 Acadians from their homes in
- a country that is not their native country.
- Establishment of people in a newly colonized region.
- American territories to England, with the exception of St. Pierre
- at populating western Canada.
- Process by which an individual or minority group loses its original
- by railroad; and c) the establishment of immigration policies aimed
- of Paris Also known as the Royal Proclamation, the treaty signed in 1763 to mark
- Miquelon.
- Pacific Railway to connect the central provinces to the Pacific
- Scotia in October 1755. Confiscation of the land, homes, cattle
- urban boundaries to include areas that were previously rural.
26 Clues: Miquelon. • economic or military means. • at populating western Canada. • a country that is not their native country. • Territory that is dominated by a foreign country. • Establishment of people in a newly colonized region. • Canadian producers and products; b) the launching of the • Movement of people from one region of a country to another. • ...
Conflict, Displacement, and Human Experience: Europe after World War II (1945-1960) 2026-08-10
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- The rebuilding of countries, communities, and infrastructure after war.
- The countries that fought against the Axis powers during WWII.
- Related to helping people who are suffering, especially because of war or disaster.
- Cruel or unfair treatment of people because of their identity, beliefs, or group membership.
- The forced removal of people from a country, often by government order.
- Being forced or compelled to leave one's home.
- The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, which helped displaced people after WWII.
- The process of moving displaced people to a new place where they can permanently live.
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- Control of a country or territory by a foreign military force.
- The confinement of people, usually during wartime, without normal criminal procedures.
- The process of returning displaced people to their country of origin.
- The movement of people from one place to another.
- A person who flees their country because of war, persecution, or serious danger.
- A person who returns to their country of origin after being displaced.
- A person forced to leave their home because of war, persecution, or conflict.
- Having no recognized nationality or citizenship in any country.
- A temporary camp where displaced people lived after WWII while waiting for a permanent solution.
- The process of returning people to society and helping them rebuild their lives.
- Deep emotional or psychological suffering caused by a distressing experience.
- The forced removal of people from a place or country.
20 Clues: Being forced or compelled to leave one's home. • The movement of people from one place to another. • The forced removal of people from a place or country. • Control of a country or territory by a foreign military force. • The countries that fought against the Axis powers during WWII. • Having no recognized nationality or citizenship in any country. • ...
Tourist Attractions in Your Country 2024-04-17
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- Park This is largest in Sao Paulo's city centre & contains a lake, several modernist buildings & 2 of Sao Paulo's most significant art galleries.
- Cristales This natural landmark is no longer open for tourists to visit but it is very colourful and is near the small town of La Macarena.
- Mall Situated in Adelaide, you will find exclusive shopping here.
- Selaron These are covered with brightly coloured tiles and mark the boundary between the Lapa & Santa Teresa neighbourhoods.
- There is a Glass Bridge here and has the longest cable car ride in the world (7km).
- Perdida Nestled in the heart of the jungle is a settlement constructed by the Tayrona Indians.
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- In Bogota, you can ride the funicular train to see this church.
- Cathedral of Zipaquira Just an hour's drive north of Bogota, you can visit this church.
- Garden Situated in Shanghai, here you can see classic Chinese architecture & landscaping along with exquisite sculptures & carvings.
- Beach Full of surf, sand and bronzed bodies, this is a very famous spot in NSW.
- da Se This church has a very large 12,000-pipe organ.
- Province The World Heritage listed Stone Forest is here.
- do Maracana This hosted the Rio Olympic Games in 2016.
- Here you will find the home of the giant pandas.
14 Clues: Here you will find the home of the giant pandas. • da Se This church has a very large 12,000-pipe organ. • do Maracana This hosted the Rio Olympic Games in 2016. • Province The World Heritage listed Stone Forest is here. • In Bogota, you can ride the funicular train to see this church. • Mall Situated in Adelaide, you will find exclusive shopping here. • ...
A QUILT OF A COUNTRY 2024-09-11
14 Clues: ANNOYING • COMPLAIN • CONFLICTING • MIXED-BREED • RIDDLE/PUZZLE • PREJUDICE/BIAS • BLENDED/COMBINED • ENDURANCE/PATIENCE • LOYALTY/NATIONALISM • FIGHTING WITH FISTS • UNLIKELY/UNREALISTIC • DISTINCT/UNIQUE/DIFFERENT • EXCLUSION/SEPARATION FROM SOCIETY • CONSISTING OF MANY ETHNIC/CULTURAL GROUPS
country bumpkin and city slicker 2026-02-17
Countrys 2021-03-08
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- The country with the jesus statue.
- The country that owns the Canary Islands.
- The country that had vikings first.
- The country with the highest mountain.
- The country with th most popular football league.
- The country with the Eiffel tower.
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- The biggest country in the world.
- The country where Messi was born.
- The country that has the most insane political systems.
- The country that started 2. world war.
- The country that is known for pizza.
11 Clues: The biggest country in the world. • The country where Messi was born. • The country with the jesus statue. • The country with the Eiffel tower. • The country that had vikings first. • The country that is known for pizza. • The country that started 2. world war. • The country with the highest mountain. • The country that owns the Canary Islands. • ...
India country 2024-02-18
India country 2024-02-18
Country Crossword 2024-03-02
5 Clues: Home of the 50 states • Starts with K ends with N • Starts with a Z ends with an A • They wear turbans in this country • Starts with a M and ends with an A
My Country 2022-11-18
5 Clues: What is El Salvador's capital? • What is El Salvador's most famous dish? • of Volcanoes What is El Salvador's nickname? • What is one thing El Salvador is famous for? • What picture is on El Salvador's flag that most people don't notice?
ASEAN COUNTRY 2023-10-06
country crossword 2025-01-15
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- A political system where citizens elect representatives.
- where the Nobel prize came from
- A system that allows the public to express their opinions.
- A government led by a royal family.
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- At the tip of Europe
- A form of government where all power is held by an elected group.
- A system where the people have the power to choose their leaders.
7 Clues: At the tip of Europe • where the Nobel prize came from • A government led by a royal family. • A political system where citizens elect representatives. • A system that allows the public to express their opinions. • A form of government where all power is held by an elected group. • A system where the people have the power to choose their leaders.
Immigration 2023-11-30
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- Being a legal part of a country
- The forced removal of an illegal person from a country
- One person moving from one country to the next permanently
- Becoming like the people that you live by overtime, through generations
- Living with different people and adopting parts of their cultures
- Movement within a country
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- Policy that protects a nations borders by keeping other people out
- How a person legally becomes a citizen in another country
- What a person becomes when they have to leave their country because of persecution or threats
- Many people moving from one country to the next permanently
- Protection a country offers to people who flee their country
- Living with different people but still retaining their own aspects of special culture
- Becoming like the people that you live by
13 Clues: Movement within a country • Being a legal part of a country • Becoming like the people that you live by • The forced removal of an illegal person from a country • How a person legally becomes a citizen in another country • One person moving from one country to the next permanently • Many people moving from one country to the next permanently • ...
Chapter 1: What does it mean for me to be a citizen of my country? 2019-12-30
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- Citizens have to observe the _____ of the country
- Citizenship can be obtained by ________ a citizen of that country.
- Article 15 of the Constitution says that ever person has the right to practise one's _______
- Responsibilities can be ____________ to fulfil, like National Service in Singapore.
- Citizens do not just have rights, they have ____________.
- We the ______ of Singapore
- Some countries grant citizenship to those who were _____ in that country.
- Citizenship can be grant citizenship to people by _______, where at least one parent is a citizen of that country.
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- Citizenship can be shaped by ______ status
- The Constitution guards the basic ______ of individuals.
- A way in which citizenship is granted to those who have immigrated to that country, stayed for a give number of years and registered themselves citizens.
- laws of the country.
- Rule by the people.
- In a ______ democracy, citizens elect their leaders to represent them.
- Three attributes of legal status,a sense of identity, and participation in public affairs, shape _______.
- Besides legal status, citizens may also feel a sense of belonging to the country and this ________ creates the desire to participate in the affairs of the country.
16 Clues: Rule by the people. • laws of the country. • We the ______ of Singapore • Citizenship can be shaped by ______ status • Citizens have to observe the _____ of the country • The Constitution guards the basic ______ of individuals. • Citizens do not just have rights, they have ____________. • Citizenship can be obtained by ________ a citizen of that country. • ...
Unit 5 vocab 2025-05-07
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- A trade agreement principle where a country grants another the same trade advantages
- When a country exports more than it imports, leading to a net inflow of money
- Companies that operate in multiple countries
- A legal prohibition on trade, often used as a political or economic sanction
- When a country imports more than it exports, leading to a net outflow of money
- converting one country's currency into another for international transactions
- A record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world
- The argument that new industries in developing countries need temporary protection
- Goods and services produced in one country and purchased by another
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- The value of the next best alternative forgone when making a choice
- Taxes on imported goods, often used to protect domestic industries or raise revenue
- a country can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than another country
- Individuals or countries that advocate for minimal trade barriers and free markets
- Limits on the quantity of goods that can be imported or exported
- Individuals or countries that advocate for trade barriers (like tariffs) to protect domestic industries
- Goods and services produced in one country and sold to another
16 Clues: Companies that operate in multiple countries • Goods and services produced in one country and sold to another • Limits on the quantity of goods that can be imported or exported • The value of the next best alternative forgone when making a choice • Goods and services produced in one country and purchased by another • ...
SS202 U4 (RI3) 2022-05-20
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- When a country or nation is determined to govern their own interests.
- A type of foreign policy where multiple countries coordinate a relationship.
- A type of foreign policy where a country coordinates a relationship with one other country.
- A multilateral organization that responds to a vast array of contemporary global issues, but has few enforceable powers.
- When countries cooperate with one another for the common good.
- An organization that works to provide assistance worldwide and is funded by private donations.
- A type of multilateral response where alliances may lead to conflict.
- A type of multilateral response where one or few nations have influence over others.
- A plan a country makes that concerns its dealings with others countries.
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- A supranational organization that sets worldwide, enforceable rules for trade.
- A type of foreign policy where a country considers only its own national interests.
- A multilateral organization that acts as a military alliance (acronym).
- A type of multilateral internationalism that focuses on the common good and cooperation.
- A type of foreign policy where a country separates themselves from others.
- A supranational organization in Europe where member nations must follow the organizations rulings.
- A type of foreign policy where a country joins an organization that has political or economic power over them.
- When countries or private individuals provide support to those in need, regardless of who they are.
- A type of foreign policy where a country separates themselves from others and acts hostile towards others.
18 Clues: When countries cooperate with one another for the common good. • When a country or nation is determined to govern their own interests. • A type of multilateral response where alliances may lead to conflict. • A multilateral organization that acts as a military alliance (acronym). • A plan a country makes that concerns its dealings with others countries. • ...
Chapter 12 Vocabulary 2023-01-06
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- muslim ruler
- provincial ruler in the Ottoman empire
- representative who ruled one of Spain's provinces in the Americas in the king's name; one who governed in India in the name of the British monarch
- a country with its own government but under the control of an outside power.
- payment for losses in war
- upper class
- Domination by one country of a political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region.
- difference between how much a country imports and how much it exports
- the system of governing a country as a father would a child
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- special economic rights given to a foreign power
- a system of government that is a way for other countries to make money off of a country they own meaning that hey do not have to change their religion, language, etc.
- area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges.
- a war in which Great Britain defeated the Boers of South Africa.
- Indian soldier who served in an army set up by the French or English trading companies
- Hindu custom that called for a widow to join her husband in death by throwing herself on his funeral pyre
- deliberate attempt to destroy an entire religious or ethnic group
- a system of government in which a bigger country makes a smaller country have their same religion, speak the same language and have the same laws
- isolation of women in seperate quarters
18 Clues: upper class • muslim ruler • payment for losses in war • provincial ruler in the Ottoman empire • isolation of women in seperate quarters • special economic rights given to a foreign power • the system of governing a country as a father would a child • a war in which Great Britain defeated the Boers of South Africa. • ...
International 2021-12-07
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- The least visited country in the world
- President of Ireland
- We don't wanna put in
- SWE
- Bosnia & ...
- Capital of New Zealand
- Mayor of London
- Former Yugoslavic Republic of ...
- Russian exclave
- Capital of Jordan
- Trinidad and...
- The country also known as 'Black Mountain'
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- French macaroni
- Armenian footballer who plays for Roma
- The country whose national anthem has no words
- Type of parliament, e.g. British parliament
- Most criminal country in the world
- Prime Minister of Finland
- Capital of Peru
- first winner (person) of the Eurovision Song Contest
- Happiest country in the world
- Smallest state of the United States by population
- Trinidad and ...
- The American city also known as 'Chiraq'
- The world's newest republic
- The first female Prime Minister of Sweden
- The most visited news site of the United Kingdom
- Former President of the United States with orange makeup
- Capital of Australia
- Germany's new chancellor
30 Clues: SWE • Bosnia & ... • French macaroni • Capital of Peru • Mayor of London • Russian exclave • Trinidad and... • Trinidad and ... • Capital of Jordan • President of Ireland • Capital of Australia • We don't wanna put in • Capital of New Zealand • Germany's new chancellor • Prime Minister of Finland • The world's newest republic • Happiest country in the world • Former Yugoslavic Republic of ... • ...
THE IRISH IN EXILE CROSSWORD BY JULIETTE AND JEANNE from TLE class 9 2022-11-05
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- they have to... starvation
- They ... for a better life in a new country
- It is hard for the Irish emigrant to leave their...
- Synonym of idealise
- Synonym of fascinating
- they go to a new country and make a...
- starting a new life could be a...
- the reason of their leaving
- tribute Even if they leave their country the Irish immigrants continue to... to their homeland
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- They ... a better life by leaving their country
- Travel conditions are very...
- Irish immigrants ... to their children the importance of never forget their motherland
- they 're leaving for.... countries
- They go into …to escape the poor living conditions
- The path to a new country will be…
- Synonym of melancholy
- Synonym of cram-full
- They are ... between leaving their homeland for a better life or staying there for their family
- Irish emigrant have to get through a lot of....
- Irish immigrants are scared of the...
20 Clues: Synonym of idealise • Synonym of cram-full • Synonym of melancholy • Synonym of fascinating • they have to... starvation • the reason of their leaving • Travel conditions are very... • starting a new life could be a... • they 're leaving for.... countries • The path to a new country will be… • Irish immigrants are scared of the... • they go to a new country and make a... • ...
THE IRISH IN EXILE CROSSWORD BY JULIETTE AND JEANNE from TLE class 9 2022-11-05
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- The path to a new country will be…
- Synonym of idealise
- they 're leaving for.... countries
- Irish emigrant have to get through a lot of....
- They ... for a better life in a new country
- tribute Even if they leave their country the Irish immigrants continue to... to their homeland
- Synonym of melancholy
- They are ... between leaving their homeland for a better life or staying there for their family
- Synonym of cram-full
- They go into …to escape the poor living conditions
- the reason of their leaving
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- It is hard for the Irish emigrant to leave their...
- They ... a better life by leaving their country
- starting a new life could be a...
- Irish immigrants are scared of the...
- they go to a new country and make a...
- Irish immigrants ... to their children the importance of never forget their motherland
- they have to... starvation
- Synonym of fascinating
- Travel conditions are very...
20 Clues: Synonym of idealise • Synonym of cram-full • Synonym of melancholy • Synonym of fascinating • they have to... starvation • the reason of their leaving • Travel conditions are very... • starting a new life could be a... • The path to a new country will be… • they 're leaving for.... countries • Irish immigrants are scared of the... • they go to a new country and make a... • ...
Europe Review Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-12
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- has the highest in the world
- popular tourist attraction in France
- most popular winter sport
- there are 18 that uses the same money
- largest island in Europe
- largest country in Europe
- most populated city in Europe
- longest coastline in Europe
- smallest country in Europe
- Europe is this landform
- largest city in Europe
- northermost capital in the world
- number one tourist country in the world
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- richest country in the world
- crop grown in Europe
- most densely populated country in Europe
- famous clock in Laondon
- number of countries in Europe
- 250 spoken in Europe
- in population in continents
- located only in this hemisphere
- Europe a Asia are connected and called this
- made from grapes grown in Europe
- main religion in Europe
- second smallest continent
- Spain produces this fruit
- highest mountain
- happiest people in the world
- longest river
- first in 1914-1918, second was 1939-1945
30 Clues: longest river • highest mountain • crop grown in Europe • 250 spoken in Europe • largest city in Europe • famous clock in Laondon • main religion in Europe • Europe is this landform • largest island in Europe • most popular winter sport • largest country in Europe • second smallest continent • Spain produces this fruit • smallest country in Europe • in population in continents • ...
American History Review 2024-04-03
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- Movement of people within a country
- Close off from trade and relationships with other countries
- Widespread fear of communism in the US
- Right to vote from the 19th Amendment
- Time period following the crash of the stock market
- Political practice of accusing US citizens of disloyalty and putting them on trial
- Laws in the southern part of the US following the civil war
- Larger country taking over smaller country
- Political conflict between US and Soviet Union
- Movement of African Americans from South to the North
- Organization that works for women rights
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- First ten amendments in the Constitution
- Interest of the people born in the country
- Right to Vote
- Development of the city
- US foreign policy to prevent the spread of communism
- Relationship with other nations- ex. treaties
- 18th Amendment
- Development of Industry in the US
- Organization that works for the rights of Native Americans
- Organization that works for African American Rights
- Movement of people from one country to another
22 Clues: Right to Vote • 18th Amendment • Development of the city • Development of Industry in the US • Movement of people within a country • Right to vote from the 19th Amendment • Widespread fear of communism in the US • First ten amendments in the Constitution • Organization that works for women rights • Interest of the people born in the country • ...
Charlies Current Events Cross Word 2025-03-12
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- A virus that started in 2019.
- The biggest Great lake.
- When the clock moves and hour forward or backward.
- Our last president.
- There is a volcano eruption in this country.
- He gave the state of the Union address.(first name)
- This country has the highest population.
- This celebrity's voice is being used for scams.
- A tax put on goods from out of the U.S..
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- Country in war with Russia
- Canal in central America.
- 67% of American adults drink this.
- A carnival with lots of flours is being held in the country.
- When a president goes into office.
- The team that won the Super Bowl.
- A type of butterfly that migrates to Mexico.
- There is a festival where people throw oranges at people on floats in this country.
- Women are using these to fertilize there crops in India.
- This team lost the Super Bowl.
- Our current President.
20 Clues: Our last president. • Our current President. • The biggest Great lake. • Canal in central America. • Country in war with Russia • A virus that started in 2019. • This team lost the Super Bowl. • The team that won the Super Bowl. • 67% of American adults drink this. • When a president goes into office. • This country has the highest population. • ...
UNIT4B/C Vocabulary Test 2025-05-05
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- The ___ for the war was that one country invaded the other.
- to take a thing for a limited amount of time is to ___it.
- Native Americans found it highly ____ when the White settlers build in their sacred mountains.
- It's important for a state to have __ with its neighbours.
- I missed the bus, can you give me a ___?
- What you have to pay to your country/state.
- niedergeschlagen
- to look for a long time at smth
- Beleidigung
- another word for holy; something that is very important in religion is...
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- Football stadiums turn on the ___ if it's getting dark.
- A president ____ a country.
- Native Americans are divided into different _____ .
- special rules in every country
- You can do A or do B, it's your ____.
- Patriots have a lof of ___ in their country.
- ziemlich
- kaum
- A city like London or Paris _____ a lot of tourists every year.
- "Oh, you are in the army? Thank you for your_____!"
20 Clues: kaum • ziemlich • Beleidigung • niedergeschlagen • A president ____ a country. • special rules in every country • to look for a long time at smth • You can do A or do B, it's your ____. • I missed the bus, can you give me a ___? • What you have to pay to your country/state. • Patriots have a lof of ___ in their country. • Native Americans are divided into different _____ . • ...
geography crossword 2026-01-28
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- a country well known for its maple syrup
- something used on a map to show the different areas
- it is something that most places have Canada has a note able one called the St. lawrence
- leaving ones own country
- explains how everything works in a map
- a country that has trump as there president
- isolated area
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- it takes up 71% of the earth
- something connected to a large body of water
- a area with borders and land that has its own government
- something on a compass pointing backward
- moving to a new country
- zone it's different in every place
- something on a compass pointing forward
- a book of maps/ a Greek titan famous for holding the sky
- something on a compass pointing right
- what you use to find out how to get somewhere
- its fluffy and white and the artic is famous for it
- something on a compass pointing left
- its hard and typically grey
20 Clues: isolated area • moving to a new country • leaving ones own country • its hard and typically grey • it takes up 71% of the earth • something on a compass pointing left • something on a compass pointing right • explains how everything works in a map • something on a compass pointing forward • a country well known for its maple syrup • something on a compass pointing backward • ...
History Hunt: World War II 2026-01-29
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- Country ruled by Adolf Hitler during the war
- Leader of Germany during World War 2
- War vehicles used to move soldiers and weapons on land
- The ocean where many naval battles took place
- The global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945
- Soldiers who fight at sea
- The group that included Germany, Italy, and Japan
- Surprise attack that brought the USA into the war
- Japanese city targeted by the first nuclear bomb
- Famous landing by the Allies in France in 1944
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- People who had to leave their homes because of war
- The capital city of Germany
- Name of the first nuclear bomb used in World War 2
- Leader of Britain during most of World War 2
- Country led by Winston Churchill
- Country in Asia that fought for the Axis powers
- The group that fought against the Axis powers
- Country that was attacked at Pearl Harbor
- Day the war in Europe ended (short form)
- Country that was invaded first by Germany in 1939
20 Clues: Soldiers who fight at sea • The capital city of Germany • Country led by Winston Churchill • Leader of Germany during World War 2 • Day the war in Europe ended (short form) • Country that was attacked at Pearl Harbor • Country ruled by Adolf Hitler during the war • Leader of Britain during most of World War 2 • The global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 • ...
national safety 2026-06-12
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- - A place where people or vehicles are checked.
- - Something that may cause harm.
- - Watching an area to keep it safe.
- - Saving someone from danger.
- - Facts or knowledge about something.
- - A person who protects a place or people.
- - Information about possible danger.
- - Keeping someone or something safe.
- - being protected from danger.
- - Actions taken to protect a country.
- - a person who serves in the army.
- - Officers who protect people and enforce the law.
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- - protection from threats or harm.
- - An object used for fighting or defense.
- - The power to manage or direct something.
- - Being ready for a possible problem or danger.
- - A serious and unexpected situation.
- - The line separating one country from another.
- - Rules made by a government.
- - The land military force of a country.
- - An act of violence against a person or place.
- - The group that runs a country.
- Working together to achieve a goal.
- - An important task or duty.
- - A person who belongs to a country.
25 Clues: - An important task or duty. • - Saving someone from danger. • - Rules made by a government. • - being protected from danger. • - Something that may cause harm. • - The group that runs a country. • - protection from threats or harm. • - a person who serves in the army. • - Watching an area to keep it safe. • Working together to achieve a goal. • ...
Economics Crossword Puzzle 2026-09-03
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- tax on imported goods
- measures how comfortably people live in a country
- economy with NO government involvement
- complete ban on trade
- all the skills, education, and abilities of a country's people
- limit on the amount of imported goods entering a country
- government makes ALL the decisions in this economy
- the study of how a country allocates its money and resources
- running a business in hopes to make a profit
- percentage over 15 that can read and write
- materials from nature that aren't man-made
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- focusing on select resources that a country can produce well
- items bought from other countries
- type of economy that relies on ancestors' tools and customs
- exchange of goods and services
- man-made materials
- items sold to other countries
- the value of the next-best alternative that you give up when you make a choice
- economy that has aspects of market and command economies
- total value of all goods and services produced in a country in one year
20 Clues: man-made materials • tax on imported goods • complete ban on trade • items sold to other countries • exchange of goods and services • items bought from other countries • economy with NO government involvement • percentage over 15 that can read and write • materials from nature that aren't man-made • running a business in hopes to make a profit • ...
Election Day 2026-09-14
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- A process in which people choose leaders by voting.
- The group of people who run a country or state.
- Love and support for one’s country.
- A vote cast by electors to choose the president.
- The national lawmaking body of the United States.
- A person who legally belongs to a country.
- The elected leader of a city or town.
- A person not belonging to a political party.
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- A group of people who make laws.
- A person elected to speak and act for others.
- A person chosen to run for an office or award.
- A location where people go to vote.
- The basic laws and principles of a country.
- A person who is running for a public office.
- More than half of the total number.
- The elected leader of a country.
- A system of government where people vote for leaders.
- The official day when citizens vote in an election.
- The elected leader of a state.
- A formal discussion where people share different opinions.
20 Clues: The elected leader of a state. • A group of people who make laws. • The elected leader of a country. • A location where people go to vote. • More than half of the total number. • Love and support for one’s country. • The elected leader of a city or town. • A person who legally belongs to a country. • The basic laws and principles of a country. • ...
Asia & Economic Development 2026-02-20
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- A city environment, usually in developing or developed countries.
- The most populated country in the world (as of 2026) where Buddhism and Hinduism originated.
- Region in Asia known for massive oil reserves.
- A country that has begun to transition from an agricultural to industrial economy.
- An east Asian country that was an empire until it was defeated by the US in World War II.
- Region in Asia mainly made up of small islands.
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- The main religion practiced in Southwest Asia.
- A country with little to no infrastructure, low productivity, and low education rates.
- A country covering 14 time zones that spreads across Asia and Europe
- Country in East Asia responsible for almost half of Asia's GDP.
- The process by which a country shows growth economically.
- One of the main reasons 'developed' countries prospered and other countries became 'underdeveloped.'
- The way we refer to a country with a high GDP, a diverse economy, and robust infrastructure.
- Country in central Asia that was the center of major military conflicts over the last fifty years.
- An environment with low population, usually away from cities where farming is done.
15 Clues: The main religion practiced in Southwest Asia. • Region in Asia known for massive oil reserves. • Region in Asia mainly made up of small islands. • The process by which a country shows growth economically. • Country in East Asia responsible for almost half of Asia's GDP. • A city environment, usually in developing or developed countries. • ...
Countries 2023-08-18
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- A North African country known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and colorful markets called "souks."
- A small Western European country known for its waffles, chocolates, and historic cities like Bruges.
- A country in central Europe, famous for its historic buildings, thermal spas, and delicious Hungarian goulash.
- A Southeast European country with a beautiful coastline along the Adriatic Sea, known for its historic cities and crystal-clear waters.
- An island nation in the South Pacific known for its stunning beaches, friendly locals, and diverse underwater wildlife.
- A Southeast Asian country made up of over 7,000 islands, known for its beautiful beaches and warm, friendly people.
- A northern European country known for its beautiful coastlines, flat landscapes and being the birthplace of the famous fairytale author Hans Christian Andersen.
- A Southeast Asian country known for its beautiful beaches, ornate temples, and delicious street food like Pad Thai.
- A Caribbean island nation known for its vibrant culture, historic Old Havana, and beautiful vintage cars.
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- A country in central Europe, known for its unique history, medieval architecture, and delicious dishes like pierogi.
- A Southeast Asian country known for its diverse culture, beautiful landscapes, and iconic Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur.
- A central European country known for its beautiful mountains, classical music, and delicious pastries like strudels.
- An island in northwest Europe known for its beautiful green landscapes, ancient castles, and friendly people.
- A Southeast Asian country known for its rich history, scenic landscapes, and delicious noodle dishes like pho.
- A South American country with amazing historical sites such as Machu Picchu and a diverse landscape that includes the Andes Mountains.
15 Clues: A small Western European country known for its waffles, chocolates, and historic cities like Bruges. • A North African country known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and colorful markets called "souks." • A Caribbean island nation known for its vibrant culture, historic Old Havana, and beautiful vintage cars. • ...
Romantic Period 2023-03-31
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- the instrument Tchaikovsky used to play at the age of 5.
- cause of Tchaikovsky's death
- President of the U.S. during the Romantic Period
- invented the telephone
- a person who writes music
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- a love of one's own country and the desire to see one's country free from invaders
- cause of Brahms death
- first name of Schumann's wife
- the country of Brahms birthplace
- Chopin died from this
- "night song" Brahms composed
- country where Chopin was born
- strong and barely controllable emotion
- invented his first automobile
- a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one's circumstances, mood, or relationships with others
- the country of Tchaikovsky's birthplace
16 Clues: cause of Brahms death • Chopin died from this • invented the telephone • a person who writes music • cause of Tchaikovsky's death • "night song" Brahms composed • first name of Schumann's wife • country where Chopin was born • invented his first automobile • the country of Brahms birthplace • strong and barely controllable emotion • the country of Tchaikovsky's birthplace • ...
Africa Physical and Political Features 2025-02-21
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- – A country south of Egypt along the Nile River.
- – The tallest mountain in Africa.
- – The country known for its pyramids.
- The largest desert in Africa.
- – The most populous country in Africa.
- – The largest lake in Africa.
- – The longest river in the world.
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- – A grassy plain home to diverse wildlife.
- – A major river flowing through Central Africa.
- – A desert in southern Africa.
- – A large valley formed by tectonic activity.
- AFRICA – The southernmost country in Africa.
- – A semi-arid region south of the Sahara.
- – The mountain range in North Africa.
- – A river running through West Africa.
- – An East African country famous for its wildlife.
16 Clues: The largest desert in Africa. • – The largest lake in Africa. • – A desert in southern Africa. • – The tallest mountain in Africa. • – The longest river in the world. • – The country known for its pyramids. • – The mountain range in North Africa. • – The most populous country in Africa. • – A river running through West Africa. • – A semi-arid region south of the Sahara. • ...
World Cultures =) 2021-05-17
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- Farmonig
- In colder places getting warmer
- city or town
- refering to the coutry
- Fuel made from a living being
- A huge wave a water that can cause a flood
- Seasonal winds and rains
- the worlds largest mountain in the world
- return.
- A huge body of water
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- Closely related chane of islands
- but they must give something
- a country with 50 state Trades a country giving another country
- artificial water way
- a government that owns of controls things
- three sides surrounded by water
- Where they get rid of the environment
- Hitler dictator of germany
- fully surrounded by wate
- is the only country that is not near water
- the USA, Europe, etc.
21 Clues: return. • Farmonig • city or town • artificial water way • A huge body of water • the USA, Europe, etc. • refering to the coutry • fully surrounded by wate • Seasonal winds and rains • Hitler dictator of germany • but they must give something • Fuel made from a living being • three sides surrounded by water • In colder places getting warmer • Closely related chane of islands • ...
History 2021-12-07
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- They do not like soggy baguettes
- A ancient country that you can not spell
- One of the worst times to live
- A major Colonizer
- A sweet cash crop
- A very big country in europe
- Vital for a nation's economy
- This country has wonderful architecture
- A state in the southwest
- The subject of studying the earth
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- This was an ore that was a big leap for human civilisation
- an invisible line that spits the earth
- This is what started society
- Space exploration?
- The united states hat
- The land down under
- One of the major ancient countries
- Another ancient country along a river (Its in mesopotamia)
- History
- Along the nile
20 Clues: History • Along the nile • A major Colonizer • A sweet cash crop • Space exploration? • The land down under • The united states hat • A state in the southwest • This is what started society • A very big country in europe • Vital for a nation's economy • One of the worst times to live • They do not like soggy baguettes • The subject of studying the earth • One of the major ancient countries • ...
Klara H. crossword 2022-01-10
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- ww2 was acording to Max a ..... war
- America’s initiative to help Europe rebuild after wwII
- neutral country 2
- iron..
- opposite of hawk person
- person who support war
- how is based on Adéla called the ballad of Bazalka and Oplatek
- name of book that is someone reading in Czech class
- western country under NATO
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- First soviet space probe
- neutral country 3
- Josef but not Badur or Kyselka
- city divided by wall
- international military organization
- pact of eight european countries
- war that is more about politics (it's not spicy) is..
- abbreviation of answer to question starting with words "can I.."
- part of germany that was under Warsaw pact
- neutral country 1
- Bazalka and...
20 Clues: iron.. • Bazalka and... • neutral country 3 • neutral country 2 • neutral country 1 • city divided by wall • person who support war • opposite of hawk person • First soviet space probe • western country under NATO • Josef but not Badur or Kyselka • pact of eight european countries • ww2 was acording to Max a ..... war • international military organization • ...
British History Terms 2018-11-05
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- a line on the map around the country showing where it ends
- give up
- an ancient boss
- British law-making assembly
- come together
- become larger in size
- a person who gets another person's money and things after death
- a person who has rights and responsibilities in the country
- the process of killing someone as a punishment
- an object used for fighting
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- relating to a king or a queen
- holy war
- to enter a country with an army
- important
- being able to burst apart
- take control over the country
- a large group of ancient people, usually relatives
- no food at all, starvation
- start living in a specific place
- a thing person believes to
20 Clues: give up • holy war • important • come together • an ancient boss • become larger in size • being able to burst apart • no food at all, starvation • a thing person believes to • British law-making assembly • an object used for fighting • relating to a king or a queen • take control over the country • to enter a country with an army • start living in a specific place • ...
going with the flow 2016-03-02
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- the buissness providing service to tourists
- group that controls the mine in congo
- the state of thinking or hoping
- a less developed country starting with A
- a large developed country
- a map that has no dividing borders
- conflict mineral
- how we gain knowledge
- used to access information online
- the death rate
- a global computer network
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- a group of people living together in the same area
- country in central Africa
- moving from one place to another
- a population shift from rural to urban areas
- the state of QLD also a city
- a country growing and moving foward
- what we use to travel
- the worlds continuous expanses of land
- the capital of australia
20 Clues: the death rate • conflict mineral • what we use to travel • how we gain knowledge • the capital of australia • country in central Africa • a large developed country • a global computer network • the state of QLD also a city • the state of thinking or hoping • moving from one place to another • used to access information online • a map that has no dividing borders • ...
Europe 2024-01-24
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- Thiers is a Chunnel in this country
- The emerald isle
- has the largest art museum
- Half of the land is below sea level
- Made up of thousands of islands
- Three quarters covered by mountains
- Appetizers served with drinks
- Has a Viking Heritage
- Wall wall split East and West
- The most popular tourist destination
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- Smallest country in Europe
- Has a Ice Hotel
- two times the size of Italy and slightly smaller than Texas
- Oldest country in Europe
- Split in two
- Not actually cover in ice despite the name
- Lowland area that has been drained of water
- Reindeer in the northern part
- Tower Located in Paris known structure
- Ireland Broke off this country in 1922
20 Clues: Split in two • Has a Ice Hotel • The emerald isle • Has a Viking Heritage • Oldest country in Europe • Smallest country in Europe • has the largest art museum • Reindeer in the northern part • Appetizers served with drinks • Made up of thousands of islands • Wall wall split East and West • Thiers is a Chunnel in this country • Half of the land is below sea level • ...
PLACES & FOOD 2024-05-26
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- Color between black and white
- Book for recording personal experiences and thoughts
- European known for flamenco
- Capital city of France
- European country known for Oktoberfest
- Central core of an ear of maize
- U.S. state known for its beaches
- Not good for Diabetics
- Island country in East Asia
- Edible seeds enclosed in a hard shell
- Plant used for cancer sticks
- Art form consisting of sound and rhythm
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- Flightless bird in cold
- Largest country in the world by land area
- Citrus fruit most common
- Large cavity in the ground caused by erosion
- State known for Hollywood
- Carbonated soft drink
- North American country known for its maple syrup
- Capital city in UK
- Buzzing Pollinators
21 Clues: Capital city in UK • Buzzing Pollinators • Carbonated soft drink • Capital city of France • Not good for Diabetics • Flightless bird in cold • Citrus fruit most common • State known for Hollywood • Island country in East Asia • Plant used for cancer sticks • Color between black and white • European known for flamenco • Central core of an ear of maize • ...
Cities and Countries 2023-09-24
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- largest lake located highest in the world
- country famous for tea (two words)
- city where statue of David is located
- city located on two different continents
- famous river located in New York state
- country where Angkor Wat is located
- the southernmost continent
- longest river in the world
- highest mountain range in the world (plural)
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- where the Prado museum is located
- country where Kilimanjaro is located
- city where Manneken Pis is located
- longest river in the Americas
- city of lights
- home of the Olympics
- city where nobel prize museum is located
- city in America where Ichiro played baseball
- state where Obama was born
- country with 2nd most world heritage sites
- City where Caesar was killed
20 Clues: city of lights • home of the Olympics • state where Obama was born • the southernmost continent • longest river in the world • City where Caesar was killed • longest river in the Americas • where the Prado museum is located • city where Manneken Pis is located • country famous for tea (two words) • country where Angkor Wat is located • country where Kilimanjaro is located • ...
GEOGRAPHY 2025-06-10
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- name of the longest river in Africa
- capital of Thailand
- the planet closest to Earth
- coldest place on Earth
- what U.S state is home to no documented venomous snake
- capital of India
- country with the largest population in the world
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- capital of England
- largest country in the world
- which country is also called The Netherlands
- capital of Canada
- world's largest desert
- a country also known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"
- name of the largest ocean in the world
- country where the Great Pyramids of Giza located
15 Clues: capital of India • capital of Canada • capital of England • capital of Thailand • world's largest desert • coldest place on Earth • the planet closest to Earth • largest country in the world • name of the longest river in Africa • name of the largest ocean in the world • which country is also called The Netherlands • country where the Great Pyramids of Giza located • ...
Capital Cities - Eleni 2022-12-07
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- This city is known for the Royal Family
- This continent doesn't have a capital
- Home to the White House
- Capital of Chile
- Its country has the highest population
- Famous for its pastries and bread
- Capital of Mexico
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- Its country does not have any snakes
- Known for it's cherry blossom trees
- Capital of Australia
- Its country is known for maple syrup
- Capital of Nigeria
- The place where democeracy first began
- Its country is known for the pyramids
- Its country is famous for chocolate
15 Clues: Capital of Chile • Capital of Mexico • Capital of Nigeria • Capital of Australia • Home to the White House • Famous for its pastries and bread • Known for it's cherry blossom trees • Its country is famous for chocolate • Its country does not have any snakes • Its country is known for maple syrup • This continent doesn't have a capital • Its country is known for the pyramids • ...
Level 2 Unit 4 Crossword Vocababulary 2026-01-07
Countries 2026-01-12
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- the big country in South America famous for football and carnival
- the country with Machu Picchu
- the big country to the south of the United States
- the country that's also a continent
- the country with the pyramids
- the big country in North America with a maple leaf on the flag
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- the biggest Spanish-speaking country in South America
- the biggest country in the world
- the country with the Eiffel Tower
- the country that makes BMW cars
- the country famous for its cherry tree blossoms
11 Clues: the country with Machu Picchu • the country with the pyramids • the country that makes BMW cars • the biggest country in the world • the country with the Eiffel Tower • the country that's also a continent • the country famous for its cherry tree blossoms • the big country to the south of the United States • the biggest Spanish-speaking country in South America • ...
Chapter 9 and 10 crossword puzzle 2013-01-20
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- The process when one country takes control of a part or all of another
- To prevent passage of law
- Meetings designed to reawaken strong beliefs
- To be forced to leave the country
- A fund that provides money for Public schools
- Government plans for inside the country
- A journey made for a special purpose
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- Hands out justice
- The belief that the USA had to expand towards the pacific
- A crop sold for profit
- To allow states to decide for them selves
- A way of farming in which the farm produces just enough income to support a family
- Government plans for outside the country
- Granting land from one country to another
- People who steal cattle
- property owned by the government rather than an individual
- A person who served in the armed forces
- A group of people who take charge of certain duties
- price paid for use of borrowed money
- Approved
- A collection of important documents
21 Clues: Approved • Hands out justice • A crop sold for profit • People who steal cattle • To prevent passage of law • To be forced to leave the country • A collection of important documents • price paid for use of borrowed money • A journey made for a special purpose • A person who served in the armed forces • Government plans for inside the country • ...
Triva Crossword 2022-05-14
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- the most common eye color
- a bee has this many eyes.
- the number of ribs we have
- this animal has no vocal cords
- Which author wrote the ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’ books?
- The Statue of Liberty was given to the US by which country?
- ______ invented scissors
- Which bone are babies born without?
- which NFL team holds the record for the most Super Bowl appearances?
- Which African country was formerly known as Abyssinia?
- the longest Shakespeare play
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- www stands for _____
- the first toy to be advertised on television
- Saudi Arabia imports camels from what country?
- Where were the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights stored during World War II?
- the rarest MnM color
- Which country produces the most coffee in the world?
- A tick bite can make you allergic to what food
- the painting‘La Gioconda’ more usually known as the __
- Charles Darwin’s ship was the _____
- What Disney movie features “when you with apon a star”?
- Which country did bagels originate from?
22 Clues: www stands for _____ • the rarest MnM color • ______ invented scissors • the most common eye color • a bee has this many eyes. • the number of ribs we have • the longest Shakespeare play • this animal has no vocal cords • Charles Darwin’s ship was the _____ • Which bone are babies born without? • Which country did bagels originate from? • ...
Kids English Vocabulary Challenge!! 2022-06-16
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- This is an underground train.
- A country that Teacher Kaz really wants to visit.
- A country that Asaka-san really wants to visit.
- This is a tasty burger restaurant.
- An animal with 8 tentacles.
- This is a Japanese sport using wooden swords.
- You check this to see the date.
- This is a Japanese food with raw fish and rice.
- The fastest thing in the world.
- An animal with a very long neck.
- A toy that uses many colorful blocks to make things.
- Spelling something.
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- Everybody needs to drink this every day.
- An animal that can change it's color.
- You use this to heat up food.
- This is large orange and black striped cat
- The country Teacher Leen is from.
- You use this to heat up water.
- The biggest planet in our solar system.
- A country that Teacher Conor really wants to visit.
- A country that Teacher Leen really wants to visit.
- This is a fruit from Okinawa.
22 Clues: Spelling something. • An animal with 8 tentacles. • This is an underground train. • You use this to heat up food. • This is a fruit from Okinawa. • You use this to heat up water. • You check this to see the date. • The fastest thing in the world. • An animal with a very long neck. • The country Teacher Leen is from. • This is a tasty burger restaurant. • ...
THE IRISH IN EXILE CROSSWORD BY JULIETTE AND JEANNE from TLE class 9 2022-11-05
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- Synonym of cram-full
- It is hard for the Irish emigrant to leave their...
- Irish immigrants ... to their children the importance of never forget their motherland
- They ... a better life by leaving their country
- they 're leaving for.... countries
- they go to a new country and make a...
- Synonym of melancholy
- starting a new life could be a...
- Synonym of fascinating
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- Synonym of idealise
- They ... for a better life in a new country
- The path to a new country will be…
- They go into …to escape the poor living conditions
- Irish emigrant have to get through a lot of....
- They are ... between leaving their homeland for a better life or staying there for their family
- Travel conditions are very...
- the reason of their leaving
- Irish immigrants are scared of the...
- they have to... starvation
- tribute Even if they leave their country the Irish immigrants continue to... to their homeland
20 Clues: Synonym of idealise • Synonym of cram-full • Synonym of melancholy • Synonym of fascinating • they have to... starvation • the reason of their leaving • Travel conditions are very... • starting a new life could be a... • The path to a new country will be… • they 're leaving for.... countries • Irish immigrants are scared of the... • they go to a new country and make a... • ...
THE IRISH IN EXILE CROSSWORD BY JULIETTE AND JEANNE from TLE class 9 2022-11-05
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- Synonym of fascinating
- Irish immigrants ... to their children the importance of never forget their motherland
- Synonym of cram-full
- They are ... between leaving their homeland for a better life or staying there for their family
- Synonym of idealise
- Irish immigrants are scared of the...
- The path to a new country will be…
- they go to a new country and make a...
- tribute Even if they leave their country the Irish immigrants continue to... to their homeland
- they have to... starvation
- They ... a better life by leaving their country
- the reason of their leaving
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- starting a new life could be a...
- They go into …to escape the poor living conditions
- Irish emigrant have to get through a lot of....
- Travel conditions are very...
- Synonym of melancholy
- They ... for a better life in a new country
- It is hard for the Irish emigrant to leave their...
- they 're leaving for.... countries
20 Clues: Synonym of idealise • Synonym of cram-full • Synonym of melancholy • Synonym of fascinating • they have to... starvation • the reason of their leaving • Travel conditions are very... • starting a new life could be a... • The path to a new country will be… • they 're leaving for.... countries • Irish immigrants are scared of the... • they go to a new country and make a... • ...
Eight Billion and Counting 2022-11-17
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- will have to resort to this because of lack of workers
- Country with less population than before
- are encroaching into arable land
- This will also shrink because of population beyond 2050 and beyond.
- Country that shrunk last year due to war
- this the real challenge concerning food
- More of these than ever before in the world
- They study population numbers and trends
- this rate is also less than before because of advances in science
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- Now, the most populous country in the world
- Population is growing in this continent
- Magic replacement number per woman
- perhaps the biggest causes affecting population growth will be
- Number of babies are born every 3-5 seconds
- More people live in cities than in these areas since 2017
- There is no shortage of this according to experts
- Inevitably, world population will get
- This country will soon overtake the most populous country in the world.
- This continent has a shrinking population
- Cities need to plan for these citizens
20 Clues: are encroaching into arable land • Magic replacement number per woman • Inevitably, world population will get • Cities need to plan for these citizens • Population is growing in this continent • this the real challenge concerning food • Country with less population than before • Country that shrunk last year due to war • They study population numbers and trends • ...
Notebook Olympics 2026-04-02
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- Time before humans invented writing
- Buddhist commemorative burial mound
- Special building used to hold grain
- Act of concentrating on a limited number of goods or activities
- Military ruler
- Worship of many gods or deities
- Payment or gift to a stronger power
- State containing several countries or territories
- Object made by a human being
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- Pyramid-shaped Mesopotamian temple
- Soldier who fights for pay rather than for his or her country
- King of ancient Egypt
- Good or service sold within a country that is produced in another country
- Belief that the natural world is full of spirits
- Flat plain formed on the seabed where a river deposits material over many years
- Collection of hundreds of sacred hymns composed by the Aryans of ancient India
- Trading system in which people exchange goods directly without using money
- Territory that is under the control of a larger country
- Group of rocky rapids
- Good or service produced within a country and sold outside the country’s borders
20 Clues: Military ruler • King of ancient Egypt • Group of rocky rapids • Object made by a human being • Worship of many gods or deities • Pyramid-shaped Mesopotamian temple • Time before humans invented writing • Buddhist commemorative burial mound • Special building used to hold grain • Payment or gift to a stronger power • Belief that the natural world is full of spirits • ...
weekly crossword 2025-02-05
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- this kind of craft has caught fire or crashed frequently in the last few weeks
- Greek island experiencing earthquakes
- weapon used to strike Russian oil deposit
- people being sent to Guantanamo bay
- little island Trump wants to buy
- kind of war America is said to be on the verge of currently
- kind of game Canadians boo'd the national anthem at
- country where ten were killed in adult education shooting
- what Trump wants to do to canada and greenland
- what Trump is enforcing on our trade partners
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- country whose vice president was impeached this week
- south american country tariffs are enforced on
- state experiencing mudslides
- amount of people killed in recent plane crash
- government agents doing mass deportation
- potential trade between Ukraine and US for military aid
- leader of department of health
- country above us tariffs are delayed on
- leader of department of government efficiency
- country below us tariffs are delayed on
20 Clues: state experiencing mudslides • leader of department of health • little island Trump wants to buy • people being sent to Guantanamo bay • Greek island experiencing earthquakes • country above us tariffs are delayed on • country below us tariffs are delayed on • government agents doing mass deportation • weapon used to strike Russian oil deposit • ...
Questions about all countries learned so far 2025-04-16
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- What is the biggest island off the coast of Africa?
- Which country in Central America has the largest population?
- What country is north of Central America?
- What is the most popular sport in the US?
- What is the capital of Brazil?
- What is the biggest country in Africa?
- How many countries are in South America?
- What is the official language of Belize?
- Which province in Canada has the largest population?
- What is Canada’s biggest province?
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- What is the capital of Honduras?
- How many countries make up Africa?
- What language do most people speak in South America?
- What is the biggest state in the USA?
- What is the capital of the USA?
- What is the capital of Canada?
- Which country in South America has the largest population?
- How many provinces are there in Canada?
- The US is the _____ largest country in the world?
- How many official languages does Africa have?
20 Clues: What is the capital of Canada? • What is the capital of Brazil? • What is the capital of the USA? • What is the capital of Honduras? • How many countries make up Africa? • What is Canada’s biggest province? • What is the biggest state in the USA? • What is the biggest country in Africa? • How many provinces are there in Canada? • How many countries are in South America? • ...
West Africa Crossword Mixed Cultural Edition 2025-09-10
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- Popular West African rice dish
- Major river flowing through West Africa
- Country formerly known as Dahomey
- Colorful woven cloth from Ghana
- Also called Ivory Coast; capital is Yamoussoukro
- In Yoruba, this word means “Morning” in English
- Doughy staple eaten across West Africa
- West African country known for cocoa and its capital, Accra
- Capital city of Senegal
- Cassava-based staple food in Nigeria
- Smallest mainland African country along the Gambia River
- Another widely spoken West African language
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- Small West African country between Ghana and Benin
- Official language in many West African countries
- Founded by freed American slaves; capital is Monrovia
- Traditional West African storyteller and musician
- Largest population in Africa and home to Nollywood
- River famous in Ghana; also a lake
- Country famous for Dakar and mbalax music
- Major language spoken in Nigeria
- Capital city of Nigeria
- Spicy grilled meat popular in Nigeria
- Capital city of Ghana
- Conakry is its capital; rich in bauxite
- Capital city of Mali
25 Clues: Capital city of Mali • Capital city of Ghana • Capital city of Nigeria • Capital city of Senegal • Popular West African rice dish • Colorful woven cloth from Ghana • Major language spoken in Nigeria • Country formerly known as Dahomey • River famous in Ghana; also a lake • Cassava-based staple food in Nigeria • Spicy grilled meat popular in Nigeria • ...
b ingg 2026-09-02
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- — The capital city of Australia.
- — The largest country in the world by land area.
- — The largest island in the world that is not a continent.
- — The historic capital city of Italy.
- — The highest mountain peak in the world.
- — The highest mountain peak in Africa.
- — The capital city of Egypt.
- — The Australian city famous for its iconic Opera House.
- — The largest ocean on Earth.
- — The long mountain range along South America's west coast.
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- — The Scandinavian country famous for its coastal fjords.
- — The southern hemisphere continent that is also a single country.
- — The longest river in the world, located in Africa.
- — The world's largest hot desert in North Africa.
- — The capital city of Canada.
- — The country located directly south of the United States.
- — The capital city of Japan.
- — The landlocked European country famous for the Alps and banking.
- — The largest river in South America by water volume.
- — The capital city of France, bisected by the Seine River.
20 Clues: — The capital city of Japan. • — The capital city of Egypt. • — The capital city of Canada. • — The largest ocean on Earth. • — The capital city of Australia. • — The historic capital city of Italy. • — The highest mountain peak in Africa. • — The highest mountain peak in the world. • — The largest country in the world by land area. • ...
MALAYSIA INDEPENDENCE DAY 2026-08-17
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- A brave person who helps or serves the country |
- The largest state in Malaysia |
- A Malaysian state in Borneo |
- The national flag of Malaysia |
- Related to the whole country |
- One of the colours on Jalur Gemilang |
- The traditions, customs and way of life of a people |
- The colour of the crescent and star background |
- The moon shape on the Malaysian flag |
- A condition without war or conflict |
- | Malaysia celebrates Independence Day on this date |
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- Our beautiful country |
- Number of points on the Malaysian star |
- The symbol with 14 points on Jalur Gemilang |
- The state of being free |
- Malaysia's national capital |
- | A symbol that represents our country |
- The colour of the crescent and star |
- Love and devotion to one's country |
- Being together as one |
- | The word shouted on Independence Day |
- | The month Malaysia celebrates Independence Day |
- A tall landmark in Kuala Lumpur: KL ___ |
- Peaceful living together despite differences |
- One of the colours on the Malaysian flag |
25 Clues: Our beautiful country | • Number of points on the Malaysian star | • The symbol with 14 points on Jalur Gemilang | • The state of being free | • A brave person who helps or serves the country | • The largest state in Malaysia | • ...
Countries 2026-05-27
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- Chocolates, Watches, and beautiful Alpine mountain range
- Where people go to visit the Great Wall
- Country with the Eiffel Tower
- Island Country, home of Bob Marley
- The country of Machu Picchu
- National Animal is the Kangaroo
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- Country with the Amazon Rain Forest
- Tacos and Sombreros
- Most populated country in the world
- Largest Country in the world
- Known for their hockey teams
- Famous for their Sushi
- Shaped like a boot
13 Clues: Shaped like a boot • Tacos and Sombreros • Famous for their Sushi • The country of Machu Picchu • Largest Country in the world • Known for their hockey teams • Country with the Eiffel Tower • National Animal is the Kangaroo • Island Country, home of Bob Marley • Country with the Amazon Rain Forest • Most populated country in the world • Where people go to visit the Great Wall • ...
Latin America 2022-09-09
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- This country's capital is lima
- this country is the same size as the washington state
- This country has significant recources
- this country has exactly 471774 police officers
- this country means "land of many trees"
- This country was the first global empire
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- this country is famous for its rum
- this country's known for its african roots
- only country you can see the sun rise in the pacific instead of the atlantic
- this country has a population of 5 million
- This country's famous celebration is the national pupsa day
- this country had 2 female presedents
12 Clues: This country's capital is lima • this country is famous for its rum • this country had 2 female presedents • This country has significant recources • this country means "land of many trees" • This country was the first global empire • this country's known for its african roots • this country has a population of 5 million • this country has exactly 471774 police officers • ...
Countries 2023-07-01
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- A large country located in North America. It is known for its diverse culture, famous landmarks, and being a melting pot of different ethnicities and backgrounds. Imagine a country with big cities, beautiful landscapes, and lots of opportunities!
- A country located in East Asia, known for its unique culture, advanced technology, and cherry blossoms. It's famous for sushi, samurai, anime, and Tokyo. Imagine a place where tradition meets modernity!
- A country located in Europe, known for its art, culture, and delicious cuisine. It's famous for the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and its romantic atmosphere. Imagine a country with baguettes, croissants, and the beautiful city of Paris!
- A country and continent located in the Southern Hemisphere, known for its stunning natural beauty, unique wildlife like kangaroos and koalas, and the Great Barrier Reef. Imagine a land of vast deserts, sandy beaches, and friendly locals!
- A country located in Europe, known for its sunny beaches, flamenco music and dance, and delicious paella. It's famous for landmarks like the Sagrada Familia and historical cities like Barcelona and Madrid. Imagine a country with siestas, fiestas, and passionate football matches!
- A country located in South Asia, known for its rich history, diverse culture, and spiritual traditions. It's famous for its ancient temples, Bollywood movies, and delicious cuisine like curry. Imagine a land of vibrant colors, yoga, and beautiful saris!
- A country located in North America, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious food. It's famous for its ancient ruins, colorful festivals, and warm hospitality. Imagine a place with amazing tacos, sombreros, and mariachi music!
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- A large country located in South America, known for its lively culture, beautiful beaches, and soccer passion. It's home to the Amazon Rainforest and the famous Carnival festival. Imagine a country with samba, caipirinhas, and exciting football matches!
- A country located in East Asia, known for its K-pop music, delicious food like kimchi, and advanced technology. It's famous for its traditional palaces, vibrant cities like Seoul, and the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone). Imagine a country with spicy flavors and trendy fashion!
- A country located in Europe, known for its engineering prowess, Oktoberfest celebrations, and historical landmarks like the Berlin Wall. It's famous for its precision and efficiency. Imagine a country with bratwurst, beer, and impressive cars!
- A country located in Southern Europe, known for its rich history, art, and mouthwatering cuisine. It's famous for landmarks like the Colosseum, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice. Imagine a land of pizza, pasta, and gelato!
- The largest country in the world, spanning both Europe and Asia. It's known for its vast landscapes, famous landmarks like the Red Square and the Trans-Siberian Railway, and its contribution to arts and literature. Imagine a country with a rich history and snowy winters!
- A large country located in East Asia, known for its rich history, diverse cuisine, and the Great Wall. It's famous for its pandas, martial arts, and colorful festivals like Chinese New Year. Imagine a country with ancient traditions and breathtaking landscapes!
- A country located in North America, known for its vast wilderness, beautiful lakes, and friendly people. It's the second-largest country in the world. Imagine a land of stunning nature, hockey, and maple syrup!
- A country in Europe consisting of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It's known for its rich history, iconic landmarks like Big Ben and the Tower of London, and the Royal Family. Imagine a place with castles, tea, and a double-decker bus!
15 Clues: A country located in East Asia, known for its unique culture, advanced technology, and cherry blossoms. It's famous for sushi, samurai, anime, and Tokyo. Imagine a place where tradition meets modernity! • ...
Studying in another country 2022-09-01
10 Clues: value something • down being stuck • arrive much later • another word for plan • another word for meeting • when you need to hurry up • culture stereotypical thoughts • verb for when you don't understand • your confidence for when you need to slaaay • mobility international movement of students
Building a New Country 2021-02-12
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- a place where people from another country to live together.
- to argue with words, hitting or weapons.
- the United States of America.
- something a person is allowed to have, get or do.
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- land that has its own government.
- a person who comes from another country.
- to do what you want.
- an argument between countries.
- a man born to rule a country.
- people who fight to keep a country safe.
10 Clues: to do what you want. • a man born to rule a country. • the United States of America. • an argument between countries. • land that has its own government. • a person who comes from another country. • to argue with words, hitting or weapons. • people who fight to keep a country safe. • something a person is allowed to have, get or do. • ...
CITY GIRL, COUNTRY BOY 2021-05-15
10 Clues: Man's best friend • Milk-giving animal • Likes to chase mice • rink Place to skate • Place where you can eat • 2-wheel means of transport • Air transport for two people • Solid construction of many floors • Car that transports people for money • light Vehicle traffic control signalling device
A More Unionized Country 2023-02-20
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- The British king that colonists were so frustrated with. Although he did nothing to the American Colonists personally , his parliament angered the American colonists by imposing on them taxes. Which would end up driving the Colonists to separate from Great Britain.
- : Known as the Father of the Constitution , he served as the fourth U.S. President. A fun fact about this president is that he was 5 Foot 4 inches tall.
- An elected official chosen to serve America by the people and the electoral college. This person serves as both chief of state and chief political executive
- The supreme law of the United States of America , it was written by James Madison in hopes that it wouldn’t end up a dud like the first one.
- A system of government by which the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically elect representatives to stand for them in government.
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- A group of people who supported the Constitution and a stronger national republic were called this. They either had large amounts of property or were wealthy merchants. They were at the top of the rich hierarchy.
- the first written document that established the functions of the national government of the U.S.A after it declared independence from Great Britain. However it failed and was later on ratified.
- An overthrow of government
- : Several Laws listed in the Constitution that describe the Rights And Powers of The People.
- A form of government with a King/Queen at the head. This form of government is still used today in many places around the world.
10 Clues: An overthrow of government • : Several Laws listed in the Constitution that describe the Rights And Powers of The People. • A form of government with a King/Queen at the head. This form of government is still used today in many places around the world. • ...
Francophone Country Project Crossword 2023-03-17
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- ______ is the capital of Chad. (the apostrophe will have it's own box)
- Seycehlles is made up of 115 _________.
- If I lived in Guadeloupe, I would most likely do this activity.
- Martinique has a traditional dish made with ________ and a special sauce.
- Benin's warmest and rainiest part of the country is ______.
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- The money that they use in Morocco is called the _______.
- One of the main cities in Morocco that we watched a family purchase a home in was called: _________.
- This common dish in Switzerland is similar to a potato pancake.
- A popular city in Togo is _______.
- This sport is popular in Madagascar.
10 Clues: A popular city in Togo is _______. • This sport is popular in Madagascar. • Seycehlles is made up of 115 _________. • The money that they use in Morocco is called the _______. • Benin's warmest and rainiest part of the country is ______. • This common dish in Switzerland is similar to a potato pancake. • ...
famous places country project 2023-04-19
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- Castle and Garden a castle that is famous for their stone, that you kiss at the top for a gift of the gab.
- abbey #1 tourist attraction in Ireland known for their great views.
- college Dublin #1 ranked school in ireland and 98th in the world
- National Park A stunning national park that's known for non motorized vehicle travel routes
- gaol a museum that opened in 1796, it helps prisoners that struggled for independence.
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- Castle A castle that was made 800 years ago. The best way to travel to medieval times.
- A national park with the most famous religious centers in europe
- of Cashel A famous castle that had a conversation with the king of muster by saint Patrick.
- court house and gardens
- National Park A stunning national park that's known for non motorized vehicle travel
- gallery of art The most famous art gallery of Ireland.
11 Clues: court house and gardens • gallery of art The most famous art gallery of Ireland. • A national park with the most famous religious centers in europe • college Dublin #1 ranked school in ireland and 98th in the world • abbey #1 tourist attraction in Ireland known for their great views. • ...
Food + Country of origin 2022-04-07
Life in the country 2023-07-25
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- the colour between blue and yellow.
- the state of being calm or quiet
- pleasant and small sound.
- clean or cool
- small house made by straw.
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- be kind and helpful
- a small body of still water formed naturally
- the place provide water
- people live next door
- a big flow of water, bigger and longer than a stream.
10 Clues: clean or cool • be kind and helpful • people live next door • the place provide water • pleasant and small sound. • small house made by straw. • the state of being calm or quiet • the colour between blue and yellow. • a small body of still water formed naturally • a big flow of water, bigger and longer than a stream.
Jamaica country report crossword 2024-04-10
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- beautiful white sand beach with modern and clean facilities
- the name means “little black ones”
- Jamaican Georgian plantation house now run as a historic house museum
- discovered by runaway slaves from plantations in the neighboring parish of St Thomas who sought refuge in the hills of the John Crow mountains.
- seven-tiered waterfall, which cascades into natural pools for swimming
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- non-profit 501 c3 charitable corporation established in 2014
- an astounding flowing falls that extends across more than 183 metres or 960 feet
- Museum that represents famous jamaican singer
- Bahía de Manteca
- environmentally friendly attraction, located in the heart of Ocho Rios
10 Clues: Bahía de Manteca • the name means “little black ones” • Museum that represents famous jamaican singer • beautiful white sand beach with modern and clean facilities • non-profit 501 c3 charitable corporation established in 2014 • Jamaican Georgian plantation house now run as a historic house museum • ...
French-speaking country capitals 2025-04-30
Word Countries 2023-06-25
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- A country in central Europe, known for its engineering prowess, castles, and the Autobahn.
- A vast country in North America, known for its stunning natural beauty, maple syrup, and ice hockey.
- Africa A country located at the southernmost tip of Africa, known for its diverse wildlife, beautiful landscapes, and historical sites like Robben Island.
- Kingdom A country in Europe, consisting of four nations (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland), known for landmarks like Big Ben and the Tower of London.
- A country in southwestern Europe, known for its rich history, flamenco dancing, and beautiful beaches.
- A country and continent surrounded by the Pacific and Indian Oceans, famous for its unique wildlife like kangaroos and koalas.
- A country in western Europe, famous for its art, culture, iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, and delicious cuisine.
- An island nation in East Asia, famous for its technological advancements, sushi, and cherry blossoms.
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- A country in South America, famous for its tango dance, delicious steaks, and the breathtaking Iguazu Falls.
- A country in South Asia, known for its vibrant culture, delicious food, and the Taj Mahal.
- The most populous country in the world, known for its rich history, culture, and the Great Wall.
- A country in North America, known for its ancient Mayan ruins, delicious cuisine, and vibrant festivals like Day of the Dead.
- States A large country in North America, famous for its diverse landscapes, freedom, and the Statue of Liberty.
- The largest country in the world, spanning across Europe and Asia, with beautiful landscapes and rich history.
- The largest country in South America, renowned for its Amazon rainforest, soccer, and Carnival festival.
15 Clues: A country in South Asia, known for its vibrant culture, delicious food, and the Taj Mahal. • A country in central Europe, known for its engineering prowess, castles, and the Autobahn. • The most populous country in the world, known for its rich history, culture, and the Great Wall. • ...
Y9 Revision 2023-06-12
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- A country in South America known for its long coastline and diverse geography
- sources that can be naturally replenished
- Abbreviation for a large company with operations in multiple countries
- The largest rainforest in the world, located in South America
- The largest country in South America, known for the Amazon rainforest and Carnival
- The long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns
- A country in the Middle East with Jerusalem as its capital
- Relating to the production, distribution, and use of goods and services in a country
- An agreement between Britain and France during World War I that divided up the Middle East
- The longest river in the world, flowing through several countries in Africa
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- A country in West Africa known for its diverse culture and oil production
- The process of improving the social, economic, and environmental conditions of a country
- The world's largest hot desert, spanning across North Africa
- The gradual loss of cultural heritage or identity due to external influences
- A continent located below Europe and between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans
- A disputed territory in the Middle East, claimed by both Israelis and Palestinians
- Abbreviation for a measure of a country's overall development
- A country in North Africa known for its ancient civilization and the pyramids
- A dry, barren region with little rainfall and sparse vegetation
19 Clues: sources that can be naturally replenished • A country in the Middle East with Jerusalem as its capital • The world's largest hot desert, spanning across North Africa • The largest rainforest in the world, located in South America • Abbreviation for a measure of a country's overall development • A dry, barren region with little rainfall and sparse vegetation • ...
Early 20th Century Immigration 2025-01-28
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- The exchange and blending of cultural traits between groups.
- A metaphor for a society where different cultures blend together.
- The immigration station in San Francisco, often used to process Asian immigrants.
- Conditions that drive people to leave their homeland.
- The process of adapting to a new culture while often giving up aspects of one's original culture.
- The legal process by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen of a country.
- A society where multiple cultures coexist and maintain their unique cultural identities.
- The primary immigration processing center in New York City from 1892 to 1954.
- A law that restricted Chinese immigration to the United States beginning in 1882.
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- A crowded, often unsafe apartment building where many immigrants lived.
- A person who flees their home country due to fear of persecution or conflict.
- The process of moving to a new country to live permanently.
- Leaving one's country to live in another.
- A policy limiting the number of immigrants from specific countries.
- The removal of a person from a country where they are not legally allowed to remain.
- Protection granted to individuals who have fled their home country for safety from war or persecution
- The policy of favoring native-born inhabitants over immigrants.
- Conditions that attract people to a new country.
- Enclave A neighborhood or area with a high concentration of people from the same ethnic group.
19 Clues: Leaving one's country to live in another. • Conditions that attract people to a new country. • Conditions that drive people to leave their homeland. • The process of moving to a new country to live permanently. • The exchange and blending of cultural traits between groups. • The policy of favoring native-born inhabitants over immigrants. • ...
Countries and their Capitals 2022-09-08
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- the name of the country and the capital, ___ is the birthplace of chocolate
- the capital of Argentina
- named for a saint, this country's capital is Santo Domingo
- this country shares a name with its capital
- named after a saint, this is the capital of Puerto Rico
- this country and it's capital, Managua, rhyme
- the capital of Colombia
- in Africa, capital is Cuidad de La Paz
- one of the countries ending in -guay, capital is Montevideo
- the most populated city in Ecuador, also the capital
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- the capital of Honduras
- one of the countries ending in -guay, capital is Asuncion
- The capital of Spain
- the capital of El Salvador
- La Paz is the capital of this country
- the capital of Peru
- the name of both the capital and the country, ____ is known for tequila
- the capital and largest city in Venezuela
- the capital of Chile
- the capital of Cuba, has a song named for it
- named for a saint ___'s capital is San Jose
21 Clues: the capital of Peru • The capital of Spain • the capital of Chile • the capital of Honduras • the capital of Colombia • the capital of Argentina • the capital of El Salvador • La Paz is the capital of this country • in Africa, capital is Cuidad de La Paz • the capital and largest city in Venezuela • this country shares a name with its capital • ...
CROSSWORD 2023-01-13
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- In which city would you find the Eiffel Tower?
- Thailand's capital city.
- What is the currency in Indonesia?
- In which country would you find Mount Fuji?
- The capital city of West Java is...
- This city in Indonesia is known as a city for students and a city for culture. It also has some of the largest temples as its tourist destinations.
- Which continent is Indonesia located in?
- I am French. I am from...
- The country which The Petronas Towers are located in.
- Indonesia's stinky fruit.
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- Which continent is Canada located in?
- In which country would you find Taj Mahal?
- The great ape from Borneo and Sumatra.
- The first president of Indonesia.
- The largest Hindu temple in Indonesia.
- Which country are the kangaroos from?
- What month is Independence Day in Indonesia?
- In which city from Indonesia is Pempek from?
- In which country did Pizza originate?
- The flag of Spain consists of three horizontal stripes. The colors are red, .... and red.
20 Clues: Thailand's capital city. • I am French. I am from... • Indonesia's stinky fruit. • The first president of Indonesia. • What is the currency in Indonesia? • The capital city of West Java is... • Which continent is Canada located in? • Which country are the kangaroos from? • In which country did Pizza originate? • The great ape from Borneo and Sumatra. • ...
Where Do You Live? 2020-05-21
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- The capital city of Australia is ____.
- The capital city of Indonesia is ____.
- A group of islands is called an _____.
- An _____ is a piece of land surrounded by water.
- Which country are you from?
- A ____ ____ is the most important city in that country. It is usually where the government works.
- Ms. Rachael is from the continent of _____.
- The capital city of England is ____.
- Most continents have many ____ in them.
- We live on planet ____.
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- Mr. Rowan is from the continent of _____.
- Which country is Ms. Shiba from?
- We live on _____ Island.
- We live on the continent of ____.
- Our pen-pals live on the continent of ____ ____.
- The land is divided into areas called ____.
- Which country is Ms. Rebecca from?
- From the ferry terminal, you can take a ferry to the country of Malayasia and _____.
- Our planet is covered by water and ___.
- Ms. Shiba is from the continent of ____.
- A ____ is a place where many people live in one area.
21 Clues: We live on planet ____. • We live on _____ Island. • Which country are you from? • Which country is Ms. Shiba from? • We live on the continent of ____. • Which country is Ms. Rebecca from? • The capital city of England is ____. • The capital city of Australia is ____. • The capital city of Indonesia is ____. • A group of islands is called an _____. • ...
Age of Exploration 2021-10-28
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- A type of boat
- A type of animal used for transportation
- Small and fast Spanish or Portuguese sailing ship used in 15th-17th centuries
- Bring goods or services into a country from abroad for sale
- The exchange of materials or currency
- A type of plant that came from New World
- Europe of the 15/16th century
- A type of crop that was gained from the New
- Terrible person
- A tool used to find direction
- A type of fowl gained from the New World
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- Send goods or services to another country for sale
- Discovery of new areas
- Economic and political system in which country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit
- Belief in the benefits from profitable trading
- Disease that killed 60 million natives
- America of the 15th/16th century
- A country in relation to its colonies
- originating or occurring naturally in a particular place, native
- Country or area under the full or partial political control of another country
20 Clues: A type of boat • Terrible person • Discovery of new areas • Europe of the 15/16th century • A tool used to find direction • America of the 15th/16th century • A country in relation to its colonies • The exchange of materials or currency • Disease that killed 60 million natives • A type of animal used for transportation • A type of plant that came from New World • ...
Politics 2023-03-31
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- To lead and make decisions.
- A form of government where there is majority rule.
- A group of people who make laws for the country.
- The activities involved in government.
- A person born in a country is said to be a ... of that country.
- Something found in the home country.
- An accepted set of ideas or rules about the way things are done.
- To say something is not true.
- A city has groups of people who form these to make policies.
- Central government.
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- When people vote for someone to serve as a public official.
- An official law or rule.
- Something very large.
- An elected member of parliament.
- A country is a republic when run by elected officials and not a king or queen.
- To say or think that someone has done something wrong.
- A person who wishes to be elected.
- The power to be in charge of something.
- To have power to change something.
- Relating to a king or queen.
20 Clues: Central government. • Something very large. • An official law or rule. • To lead and make decisions. • Relating to a king or queen. • To say something is not true. • An elected member of parliament. • A person who wishes to be elected. • To have power to change something. • Something found in the home country. • The activities involved in government. • ...
WWI Crossword 2013-01-10
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- to persuade people towards a cause, event or etc
- German plan by Alfred von Schlieffen
- opponent
- Ally
- The battle when France lost 263,000 men and Germany lost 220,000 men
- to kill
- The war in 1916 and the longest single battle in WWI
- Who Gavrilo Princip assassinated
- The war where it involves the trench called No Man's Land
- Worse than Athletes' Foot
- To grant new ideas and destroy the traditional ways
- France, Great Britain, and Russia
- Training future soldiers
- To expand a country's power by force and conquering
- the critters who caused the trench fever
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- Pride in your own country
- The routine of waking up early to fire bullets
- The country in which One Direction are from
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- forced into the military
- Assassinated Archduke
- Where Russians are from
- When soldiers from one country fight with soldiers from another country
- The country in which Archduke Francis Ferdinand was from
- assurance on the armed forces
25 Clues: Ally • to kill • opponent • Assassinated Archduke • Where Russians are from • forced into the military • Training future soldiers • Pride in your own country • Worse than Athletes' Foot • assurance on the armed forces • Who Gavrilo Princip assassinated • France, Great Britain, and Russia • Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy • German plan by Alfred von Schlieffen • ...
WWI Crossword 2013-01-10
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- to persuade people towards a cause, event or etc
- German plan by Alfred von Schlieffen
- opponent
- Ally
- The battle when France lost 263,000 men and Germany lost 220,000 men
- to kill
- The war in 1916 and the longest single battle in WWI
- Who Gavrilo Princip assassinated
- The war where it involves the trench called No Man's Land
- Worse than Athletes' Foot
- To grant new ideas and destroy the traditional ways
- France, Great Britain, and Russia
- Training future soldiers
- To expand a country's power by force and conquering
- the critters who caused the trench fever
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- Pride in your own country
- The routine of waking up early to fire bullets
- The country in which One Direction are from
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- forced into the military
- Assassinated Archduke
- Where Russians are from
- When soldiers from one country fight with soldiers from another country
- The country in which Archduke Francis Ferdinand was from
- assurance on the armed forces
25 Clues: Ally • to kill • opponent • Assassinated Archduke • Where Russians are from • forced into the military • Training future soldiers • Pride in your own country • Worse than Athletes' Foot • assurance on the armed forces • Who Gavrilo Princip assassinated • France, Great Britain, and Russia • Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy • German plan by Alfred von Schlieffen • ...
Imperialism 2025-03-17
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- What Roosevelt said the US should be in Latin America (2 words)
- Country that dominated much of Western Africa
- the belief that race determines traits and capabilities
- Country dominated by the British circa 1900
- served as a strategic location in the Pacific Ocean for the US
- land area that is not officially mapped out
- What is being built by acquiring outside lands
- type of diplomacy that used military threats
- Person who explored much of Africa during the 1800s
- an area of a country governed by a foreign power
- led the nonviolent Salt March in 1930
- Rebellion that attempted to fight all foreigners
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- Expansion of a nation's power over other lands
- Country that had a ditch dug across it for trade
- country carved out by spheres of influence parts
- governor who ruled as a rep or monarch
- revolutionary unit in the Philippines
- payment for damages suffered
- political unit that is controlled by another government
- Largest section of China carved out by an outside land
20 Clues: payment for damages suffered • revolutionary unit in the Philippines • led the nonviolent Salt March in 1930 • governor who ruled as a rep or monarch • Country dominated by the British circa 1900 • land area that is not officially mapped out • type of diplomacy that used military threats • Country that dominated much of Western Africa • ...
GOVERNMENT CROSSWORD 2024-06-12
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- A BIG BUILDING
- A GROUP WITH IT'S OWN VIEWS TRYING TO WIN ELECTIONS
- A BUNCH OF STATES WITH A SEPERATE GOVERNMENT BUT SEPERATE IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS
- WHAT YOU MUST FOLLOW IN A CERTAIN AREA
- LAND WITH IT'S OWN GOVERNMENT UNITED AMONG THE WHOLE AREA
- A BODY OF PEOPLE THAT LEAD A LOCAL AREA
- A PERSON THAT REPRESENTS A LOCAL AREA
- A PART OF A COUNTRY WITH IT'S OWN STATE GOVERNMENT
- A RIGHT GIVEN TO PEOPLE UNDER DEMOCRACY
- BEING SET FREE FROM SOMETHING
- A COUNTRY WITH A PARLIEMENTRY DEMOCRACY
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- WHAT HOLDS THE COUNTRY TOGETHER
- VOTE TO DECIDE IF PARTS OF THE CONSTITUTION SHOULD BE CHANGED
- A FORM OF LEADERSHIP WHERE BLOODLINE SELECTS THEIR KING OR QUEEN
- ONE OF THE TWO HOUSES IN AUSTRALIAN PARLIEMENT
- A FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE
- A BODY OF PRINCIPLES ASSOCIATED WITH A COUNTRY
- WHERE POLITICIANS VOTE TO MAKE IT A LAW OR SCRAP IT
- WHERE PEOPLE VOTE FOR A NEW GOVERNMENT
- PEOPLE THAT WORK IN THE GOVERNMENT
20 Clues: A BIG BUILDING • BEING SET FREE FROM SOMETHING • WHAT HOLDS THE COUNTRY TOGETHER • PEOPLE THAT WORK IN THE GOVERNMENT • A FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE • A PERSON THAT REPRESENTS A LOCAL AREA • WHAT YOU MUST FOLLOW IN A CERTAIN AREA • WHERE PEOPLE VOTE FOR A NEW GOVERNMENT • A BODY OF PEOPLE THAT LEAD A LOCAL AREA • A RIGHT GIVEN TO PEOPLE UNDER DEMOCRACY • ...
History chapter 3 2025-12-09
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- A community created in a new area.
- The Métis response to Canada taking control of their land.
- The name of the large territory owned by the Hudson’s Bay Company.
- A large area of land under control of a country or group.
- The company that controlled trade in Rupert’s Land.
- The group that makes laws and decisions for a country.
- trade The business of trading animal pelts for goods.
- Growing or adding more land to a country.
- Temporary government formed by Louis Riel.
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- The 1867 joining of colonies to form Canada.
- Province created after the Red River Resistance.
- A formal agreement between groups or nations.
- People of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry.
- The country formed through Confederation.
- A person who measures land for mapping and dividing.
- The early title used for the new nation of Canada.
- Related to traditions, customs, and identity.
- A region ruled by another country.
- An uprising against authority.
- river – Region where the Métis lived and formed their own community.
20 Clues: An uprising against authority. • A community created in a new area. • A region ruled by another country. • The country formed through Confederation. • Growing or adding more land to a country. • Temporary government formed by Louis Riel. • The 1867 joining of colonies to form Canada. • A formal agreement between groups or nations. • ...
4월 뉴스 (1-3하이라이트) 2026-04-23
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- n. → being forced to live away from your country
- v. → to stop buying or using something to show protest
- n. → a big change in government or society
- v. → to change the meaning of something
- v. → to make something different
- n. → a nation; a place with people and land
- a. → from the southwest (a direction)
- ad. → in every way; 100%
- n. → a thick liquid from the ground used for fuel
- v. → to go back
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- v. → when a government takes control of something
- a. → about religion or belief in a god
- n. → a person who guides or leads others
- v. → to start something (like a group or system)
- n. → a long trip
- n. → 100 years
- v. → to fall down suddenly
- n. → a country in Europe (the UK)
- n. → a connection between people or things
- a. → not simple; hard to understand
- n. → a country in the Middle East
- a. → about the whole world
- n. → a product sent to another country to sell
23 Clues: n. → 100 years • v. → to go back • n. → a long trip • ad. → in every way; 100% • v. → to fall down suddenly • a. → about the whole world • v. → to make something different • n. → a country in Europe (the UK) • n. → a country in the Middle East • a. → not simple; hard to understand • a. → from the southwest (a direction) • a. → about religion or belief in a god • ...
How well do you know your countries? 2013-11-26
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- Country where french fries originated
- Best country to live in according to the U.N. Human development index
- Poland's capital city
- Park in Poland dedicated to Chopin
- Largest one country continent
- This country has never invaded another
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- Turkish for bye
- Hello in Polish
- Polish Forest home to over 800 bison
- Country that occupies 50% of South America's land mass
- Hello in Turkish
- Turkey's capital city
- Largest country in the world
13 Clues: Turkish for bye • Hello in Polish • Hello in Turkish • Poland's capital city • Turkey's capital city • Largest country in the world • Largest one country continent • Park in Poland dedicated to Chopin • Polish Forest home to over 800 bison • Country where french fries originated • This country has never invaded another • Country that occupies 50% of South America's land mass • ...
Places Around the World 2023-11-29
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- European island country
- Mountain range forming natural boarder of China
- European country shaped like a boot
- 30 million tourist visit this landform yearly
- Great Barrier Reef is along it's coast
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- Country located in South America
- Country located in Africa
- World's longest river
- Has coastlines along the Indian Ocean
- Largest Country entirely in Asia
- World's largest hot dessert
- Country located in two continents
- World's longest continuous mountain range
13 Clues: World's longest river • European island country • Country located in Africa • World's largest hot dessert • Country located in South America • Largest Country entirely in Asia • Country located in two continents • European country shaped like a boot • Has coastlines along the Indian Ocean • Great Barrier Reef is along it's coast • World's longest continuous mountain range • ...
GEOGRAPHY 2024-05-14
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- second largest country in Africa
- the only continent in the world without an active volcano.
- smallest country in Africa
- this country's capital is Bucharest
- the largest desert in the world
- the sun doesn't set in summer in this country
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- 2nd most widely spoken language in the world
- this country is always neutral
- biggest country in Europe
- capital of kazakhstan
- world's largest island
- hottest country in the world
- capital of nepal
13 Clues: capital of nepal • capital of kazakhstan • world's largest island • biggest country in Europe • smallest country in Africa • hottest country in the world • this country is always neutral • the largest desert in the world • second largest country in Africa • this country's capital is Bucharest • 2nd most widely spoken language in the world • ...
Europe Crossword Quiz 2012-12-17
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- A small country in Europe, it used to be one of the largest kingdoms in Europe until World War 1. And it sounds like the word when you are desperate for food.
- Surrounded by a country and the ocean, they are famous mostly for their football (soccer).
- In the European Union, and a main enemy in the World Wars, both one and two. Several famous classical composers come from here.
- It's known as one of the places with the earliest symbolic human behavior. They are a parliamentary democracy.
- Formerly part of Czechoslovakia, it has now separated into it's own eastern country.
- They are known for Arnold Schwarzenegger and many famous composers came from this country.
- A country off the main coast of Europe, close to Ireland. (Should have a space, but it wont let me put one in. Sorry.)
- Is considered by the United Nations to be part of Asia, but is considered both of the middle east and Europe. Also the name of a bird.
- They are known for legalizing marijuana, and are very open and accepting towards anything. They also grow pretty tulips.
- Famous for it's long history and being a place where the wealthy like to spend their holiday.
- Famous for their chocolates and waffles, they are near the North sea. They speak two languages- Flemish and French.
- They traveled over to South America, and are known for hosting bullfights.
- Bordering Russia and Sweden, they are known for Santa Claus. No joke.
- Known for its generosity in world aid despite being a fairly small country, and Hans Christian Anderson.
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- It is the second largest country that used to be a part of Soviet Russia. It is near the Black Sea.
- They are a democracy with a monarchy. They are a very small country bordering Germany.
- They are considered a country even though their name makes them sound like something else. They have their own army. -Note: there is no space in this, but it SHOULD have, but I can't fit one in.
- Even though it is fairly visible on a map, it's not well known. It borders Russia and Lithuania.
- Surrounded by 4 countries, it had a dispute with Greece over it's name. It's name is abbreviated.
- An easy target for attacks, and was mostly destroyed in World War ll.
- A country which is known for it's mountain ranges. It was neutral in World War ll.
- Often thought of for their fashion, they have an icon building here, and they gave a present to the Americans.
- They have a parliamentary representative democracy and is a very small country. Their military is very small. The name also sounds like the name of the planet from Avatar.
- It has a very ironic name considering it's geography. It has volcanoes, glaciers, and very green grass.
- It is a very popular tourist place, and have beautiful landscapes. Also, the legend of Dracula originates there.
- A peninsula in the southern part of Europe.
- It borders a country in which the two are a peninsula together.
- A country where it goes into another continent, and is the largest country in the world
28 Clues: A peninsula in the southern part of Europe. • It borders a country in which the two are a peninsula together. • An easy target for attacks, and was mostly destroyed in World War ll. • Bordering Russia and Sweden, they are known for Santa Claus. No joke. • They traveled over to South America, and are known for hosting bullfights. • ...
