enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
Social Studies- India Vocab by Logan Stokoe 2015-05-04
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- a Hindu surf (low)
- a Indian religion of the teachings by a Buddha
- a high priest in the Aryan society
- the Buddhist belief on human suffering
- the Hindu belief of life after death
- a Buddhist state of pure goodness
- a rainy season when the wind blows from the southwest for 6 months
- the way of a Buddhist
- the stories and songs of the Aryan belief
- a lifelong social group
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- growing of food for self purposes
- a large piece of land that is separate from the continent by land and water
- the Hinduism way of the universe
- a Buddhist way of clearing the mind
- the way of the main religion of India
- the Golden Rule
16 Clues: the Golden Rule • a Hindu surf (low) • the way of a Buddhist • a lifelong social group • the Hinduism way of the universe • growing of food for self purposes • a Buddhist state of pure goodness • a high priest in the Aryan society • a Buddhist way of clearing the mind • the Hindu belief of life after death • the way of the main religion of India • ...
The Religious Experience 2017-05-08
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- Sitting meditation, in Zen schools.
- Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates.
- A Sikh congregation.
- Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach.
- A Sihk temple.
- Actions; the law of cause and effect.
- Nectar made with sugar and water, symbolizing the sweetness of compassion.
- Wisdom that is thought to come from direct experience of Ultimate Reality.
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- A Chinese and Japanese school emphasizing that all things have Buddha-nature, which can only be grasped when one escapes from the intellectual mind.
- Liberation from mental afflictions, suffering, and rebirth.
- The constitutional principle of not giving favored status to any religion.
- Visual contact with the divine.
- Full awareness of invisible reality.
- Belief that there is no deity.
- An incarnation of a deity.
- Spiritual teacher.
16 Clues: A Sihk temple. • Spiritual teacher. • A Sikh congregation. • An incarnation of a deity. • Belief that there is no deity. • Visual contact with the divine. • Sitting meditation, in Zen schools. • Full awareness of invisible reality. • Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates. • Actions; the law of cause and effect. • Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach. • ...
The Religious Experience 2017-05-08
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- A Sikh congregation.
- Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach.
- A Chinese and Japanese school emphasizing that all things have Buddha-nature, which can only be grasped when one escapes from the intellectual mind.
- The constitutional principle of not giving favored status to any religion.
- Belief that there is no deity.
- Visual contact with the divine.
- An incarnation of a deity.
- Full awareness of invisible reality.
Down
- Nectar made with sugar and water, symbolizing the sweetness of compassion.
- Actions; the law of cause and effect.
- A Sihk temple.
- Sitting meditation, in Zen schools.
- Wisdom that is thought to come from direct experience of Ultimate Reality.
- Liberation from mental afflictions, suffering, and rebirth.
- Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates.
- Spiritual teacher.
16 Clues: A Sihk temple. • Spiritual teacher. • A Sikh congregation. • An incarnation of a deity. • Belief that there is no deity. • Visual contact with the divine. • Sitting meditation, in Zen schools. • Full awareness of invisible reality. • Actions; the law of cause and effect. • Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates. • Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach. • ...
New Questions and Ideas 2023-09-12
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- Jina meaning
- -- means approaching and sitting near
- Life is full of suffering and Unhappiness is the teaching of ---
- Buddha belonged to a small Gana known as the -- Gana
- Kusinara is at present
- paths have been suggested by Buddha
- a place where Buddha gave sermon for the first time
- Buddha gained enlightenment under the tree
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- Panini, who prepared a -- for Sanskrit
- How many ashrams were recognised?
- -- was a kshatriya prince
- The language of the Avesta, and the practices described in it are very similar to thos of the
- an association of those who left their homes
- The word Jaina comes from the term
- Zoroaster teaching are contained in the books called
- founder of Buddhism
16 Clues: Jina meaning • founder of Buddhism • Kusinara is at present • -- was a kshatriya prince • How many ashrams were recognised? • The word Jaina comes from the term • paths have been suggested by Buddha • -- means approaching and sitting near • Panini, who prepared a -- for Sanskrit • Buddha gained enlightenment under the tree • an association of those who left their homes • ...
World Studies 7 2023-03-03
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- Descendant of Genghis Khan and Tamerlane.
- One of the three major movements in Europe we studied.
- One of the three major movements in Europe we studied.
- Old name for Turkey.
- This city was attacked by the Ottomans in 1683.
- Founder of the Ming dynasty.
- Kingdom located north China.
- This French estate included the wealthy nobles.
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- Zheng He commanded ships on behalf of __________.
- A general who became emperor of France.
- One of the three major movements in Europe we studied.
- Most effective Mughal ruler.
- This empire laid the foundation for the modern nation of Iran.
- Empire with Istanbul as capital.
- Wrote many books about Enlightenment thinking in France.
- This French estate included ordinary people and peasants.
- This French estate included the clergy and wealthy bishops.
- The Chinese dynasty when porcelain production was perfected.
18 Clues: Old name for Turkey. • Most effective Mughal ruler. • Founder of the Ming dynasty. • Kingdom located north China. • Empire with Istanbul as capital. • A general who became emperor of France. • Descendant of Genghis Khan and Tamerlane. • This city was attacked by the Ottomans in 1683. • This French estate included the wealthy nobles. • ...
Childcare, Nursing, and Infanticide- Ch. 18 2021-12-01
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- Most babies died before their ________.
- Only afforded by the rich.
- The act of killing a baby within the first year of life.
- Disease that killed many people, particularly infants
- Children were typical breastfed for this amount of years.
- _____ milk increased infant death.
- One of the many European countries that supported "foundling" homes.
- Looked down upon in cities.
- Lower rate of ______ in the countryside.
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- ____ was not created until 1865.
- A lack of ______ helped fuel the concept of infanticide.
- This group of people were generally the ones who established foundling homes.
- Blamed for population decrease.
- Births were ____.
- Being a wet nurse was considered to be ___.
- Kind of milk used as an alternative to breast milk.
16 Clues: Births were ____. • Only afforded by the rich. • Looked down upon in cities. • Blamed for population decrease. • ____ was not created until 1865. • _____ milk increased infant death. • Most babies died before their ________. • Lower rate of ______ in the countryside. • Being a wet nurse was considered to be ___. • Kind of milk used as an alternative to breast milk. • ...
unit 4 vocab 2024-11-21
Across
- translates to “little mountain”
- printing a picture using oil and water
- the lower deck that was used by poor people
- the new use of classical art
- a model of the solar system that has mechanical parts
- new art
- machine used to display moving pictures
- the horizontal part above the column
- gaining new knowledge
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- scratches made into a picture
- a roof that is supported by columns and attached to the porch
- a sense relating to another sense (ex: tasting sounds, hearing colors)
- cutting and gluing pictures on top of each other
- a place for docking boats or a protection for boats
- extreme contrast between light and dark; shading
- manipulated land
16 Clues: new art • manipulated land • gaining new knowledge • the new use of classical art • scratches made into a picture • translates to “little mountain” • the horizontal part above the column • printing a picture using oil and water • machine used to display moving pictures • the lower deck that was used by poor people • cutting and gluing pictures on top of each other • ...
BASTION 2024-11-21
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- A COLLECTIVE CHORUS WHEN TEACHER CANCELS THE POP QUIZ
- NO BOREDON ALLOWED
- WHEN YOU GET TO CLEAN UP YOUR OWN MESS
- A TEAM OF KNOWELDGE NINJAS,READY TO CONQUER CLASSROOMS
- BATTLE FOR GLORY AND GOLD STARS
- EVEN GOOGLE LAGS PROCESSING THEIR HOW'S,WHAT'S AND WHY'S
- WHEN MINDS UNITE TO REIGN
- MR. KNOW IT ALL BUT DOOMS AT SOCIALISING
- THE SCHOOL'S VERSION OF A SURPRISE INSPECTION
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- SPOT THE TREASURE IF YOU CAN
- THE EXCLUSIVE CLUB WHERE TIME-OUT IS THE MAIN EVENT
- MAKE IT MAKE SENSE EXCPET IT'S THE REAL WORLD
- THE CURRENCY OF ACADEMIA-COLLECT THEM LIKE "POKEMON"
- ALL'S FAIR IN BOOKS
- THE MAGICAL RECIPE FOR TURNING CONFUSION INTO ENLIGHTENMENT
- AIN'T NOBODY ESCAPING THE EYE OF THE WISE OWL
16 Clues: NO BOREDON ALLOWED • ALL'S FAIR IN BOOKS • WHEN MINDS UNITE TO REIGN • SPOT THE TREASURE IF YOU CAN • BATTLE FOR GLORY AND GOLD STARS • WHEN YOU GET TO CLEAN UP YOUR OWN MESS • MR. KNOW IT ALL BUT DOOMS AT SOCIALISING • MAKE IT MAKE SENSE EXCPET IT'S THE REAL WORLD • AIN'T NOBODY ESCAPING THE EYE OF THE WISE OWL • THE SCHOOL'S VERSION OF A SURPRISE INSPECTION • ...
Baptism 2026-04-17
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- — An outward sign by Jesus to give us grace
- — Substance used to anoint the baptized
- — A way of applying water
- — The act of submerging the body into water
- — The vessel holding the water
- — Ministers that perform this sacrament
- — Something that everyone inherits from Adam and Eve
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- — The act of being united with Christ
- — Renewal of the soul
- — Enlightenment and understanding of faith granted through this sacrament
- — Essential element used in this sacrament
- — A word related to baptism, act of purifying something
- — Virtue that allows humans to trust in God
- — A Catholic tradition, practice of baptising infants
- — Third person of the Trinity
- — Sponsored individual that helps the baptised person live a Christian life
16 Clues: — Renewal of the soul • — A way of applying water • — Third person of the Trinity • — The vessel holding the water • — The act of being united with Christ • — Substance used to anoint the baptized • — Ministers that perform this sacrament • — Essential element used in this sacrament • — An outward sign by Jesus to give us grace • — Virtue that allows humans to trust in God • ...
India Crossword 2021-06-24
6 Clues: One of the oldest • Have different ranks • A state of pure goodness • Rebirth of the human soul • Different people in charge • is a large landmass that is set apart from a larger continent
History 2023-12-02
Enlightenment and Revolutions 2025-10-09
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- The state of being free
- The part of the French Revolution that has led to many exectutions
- Swiss Philosopher, Composer, Writer, and botanist
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- Someone who studies and practices philosophy
- English Philosopher and Physician
- French Philosopher, Judge,and Historian
- An overthrow or changing of a country
7 Clues: The state of being free • English Philosopher and Physician • An overthrow or changing of a country • French Philosopher, Judge,and Historian • Someone who studies and practices philosophy • Swiss Philosopher, Composer, Writer, and botanist • The part of the French Revolution that has led to many exectutions
Chapter 3 Vocab 2022-09-06
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- Protestants who wanted reform of English church
- Puritan sect that left for America
- Age of reason, began in 1700s
- crop that is continuously in demand
- Document written by Pilgrims establishing themselves as a poliitical society and setting up self-government
- Age of reason, began in 1700s
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- Laws to punish for Boston Tea Party
- religious movement in 1730s and 40s
- First successful English colony
- Protestant sect that believed salvation was possible for all people
10 Clues: Age of reason, began in 1700s • Age of reason, began in 1700s • First successful English colony • Puritan sect that left for America • Laws to punish for Boston Tea Party • religious movement in 1730s and 40s • crop that is continuously in demand • Protestants who wanted reform of English church • Protestant sect that believed salvation was possible for all people • ...
Module 1 Lesson 3 2023-09-10
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- the number of branches the government is split into
- freedom of _________, allows people to pick their own beliefs
- life, liberty, and the pursuit of ____________
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- Man who had the idea of separation of church and state
- founding ________, men who created the US
- John _____, claimed men have three natural rights: life, liberty, and property
- time of intellectual advancement
- Man who had the idea of separation of government into branches
- Declaration of _____________
9 Clues: Declaration of _____________ • time of intellectual advancement • founding ________, men who created the US • life, liberty, and the pursuit of ____________ • the number of branches the government is split into • Man who had the idea of separation of church and state • freedom of _________, allows people to pick their own beliefs • ...
Do schools kill creativity crossword 2020-09-06
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- (adj)a type of very creative thinking
- (noun)when you make it you accept something to be true without any proof
- (noun)age when today's education appeared
- (noun) a type of a disease
- (adj)thinking outside the box
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- (adj)something that is false or does not exist
- (verb)to imagine and create something
- (noun) a group of things or people of the same kind
- (verb)to change something
9 Clues: (verb)to change something • (noun) a type of a disease • (adj)thinking outside the box • (adj)a type of very creative thinking • (verb)to imagine and create something • (noun)age when today's education appeared • (adj)something that is false or does not exist • (noun) a group of things or people of the same kind • ...
L.16 Buddhism 2025-04-08
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- religion that teaches that life brigs suffering and you can only end suffering, by not wanting.
- four rules that teach how to stop suffering
- state of spiritual insight- universal truth
Down
- eight (8) teachings Buddhists should live their lives by
- goods or money given to the poor
- the prince who will later become the Buddha
- "awakened One"
- ideal state of happiness and peace
- person who gives up worldly pleasures
9 Clues: "awakened One" • goods or money given to the poor • ideal state of happiness and peace • person who gives up worldly pleasures • the prince who will later become the Buddha • four rules that teach how to stop suffering • state of spiritual insight- universal truth • eight (8) teachings Buddhists should live their lives by • ...
F2 History - The American Revolution (The Why) 2026-03-21
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- Britain's motivation to colonise N. America
- Britain allowed its colonies to handle its local affairs - salutary _____
- Colonists who were loyal to Britain
- Colonists who preferred to be self-ruling
- 'Social contract' is an example of ____________ thinking
Down
- Britain's _____________ of 1763: Colonists were banned from expanding into native American land
- People who lived in the 13 colonies
- Britain was in a lot of _____ after the war
- Britain won in the _______ & Indian War
9 Clues: People who lived in the 13 colonies • Colonists who were loyal to Britain • Britain won in the _______ & Indian War • Colonists who preferred to be self-ruling • Britain's motivation to colonise N. America • Britain was in a lot of _____ after the war • 'Social contract' is an example of ____________ thinking • ...
Literature 2021-09-12
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- an exaggeration
- a movement that appeared in the 20th century
- the author of 1984
- the most famous playwright of all time
- a movement that highlights the importance of nature for the development of Humans
- the most famous gothic novel
- she wrote Pride and Prejudice
- a book that usually lasts no more than a few pages
- a writer who denounced the conditions of life of the working class during the Victorian Era
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- writing concerned with the beauty of language
- a comparison with "like" or "as"
- a comparison without "as" or "like"
- the fact of endowing an object with human characteristics of feelings
- a combination of 2 contradictory terms
- an era during which many political changed happened
- Harry Potter is one
- Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet
17 Clues: an exaggeration • the author of 1984 • Harry Potter is one • Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet • the most famous gothic novel • she wrote Pride and Prejudice • a comparison with "like" or "as" • a comparison without "as" or "like" • a combination of 2 contradictory terms • the most famous playwright of all time • a movement that appeared in the 20th century • ...
Napoleon Bonaparte 2021-11-09
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- Meeting that restored the monarchy in France after Napoleon, Congress of _______.
- Country that defeated Napoleon by retreating
- Napoleonic ________.
- Reason Napoleon was successful in battle besides motivated his troops
- Name of Napoleon's wife
- The second island Napoleon was exiled to, includes a "."
- Meetings led by women that Napoleon frequently attended
- political beliefs based on tradition
- political beliefs based on the enlightenment ideas
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- Napoleon's home
- Government that Napoleon overthrew to take power
- European country that took over Corsica
- Napoleon's nickname, Master of _________.
- System Napoleon tried to use to defeat Great Britain by surrounding them
- unique identity based on the country you belong to
- The first island Napoleon was exiled to
- Acronym for the group that gave Napoleon the title of brigadier general
17 Clues: Napoleon's home • Napoleonic ________. • Name of Napoleon's wife • political beliefs based on tradition • European country that took over Corsica • The first island Napoleon was exiled to • Napoleon's nickname, Master of _________. • Country that defeated Napoleon by retreating • Government that Napoleon overthrew to take power • ...
Midterm 2012-10-09
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- a representative body of advisers to a king or other chief executive
- believing in one God
- Budda
- a philosophical and political movement
- published a 28 volume Encyclopedia
- emperor who persecuted Christians
- originally meaning "great house" or "palace
- a tax that had to be paid to Britain for printed materials
Down
- colonists dressed like Indians
- wrote a letter to Britain asking for help with the colonists
- 5 civilians killed in Boston by British Army
- power shared between national government and state government
- rulers who seized power by force and where not subject to the law
- a government ruled by few
- an organized system of thought
- rights rights you are born with
- based on the rebirth of the culture of the Greeks and Romans
17 Clues: Budda • believing in one God • a government ruled by few • colonists dressed like Indians • an organized system of thought • rights rights you are born with • emperor who persecuted Christians • published a 28 volume Encyclopedia • a philosophical and political movement • originally meaning "great house" or "palace • 5 civilians killed in Boston by British Army • ...
Bellwork 1/31 2024-01-29
7 Clues: Written by Thomas Paine • Event that led to 4 dead colonists • direct taxing of all colonial papers • Created in 1215 to control king's power • created a form of government in new colony • two anonymous wrote to protest power of king • time of new ideas about government and rights
American Revolution 2023-12-31
Enlightenment Concepts 2021-02-24
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- (2 words )these certain rights we are guaranteed from birth
- (2 words,French )allowing business to operate with little or no government intervention.
Down
- (2 words ) people in society give up certain rights for social order
- (2 words )granted the right to rule or govern from God
- ( 2 words ) rules or things that are discoverable such as the laws of gravity.
5 Clues: (2 words )granted the right to rule or govern from God • (2 words )these certain rights we are guaranteed from birth • (2 words ) people in society give up certain rights for social order • ( 2 words ) rules or things that are discoverable such as the laws of gravity. • (2 words,French )allowing business to operate with little or no government intervention.
Enlightenment Thinkers 2023-10-19
5 Clues: "father of liberalism" • philosopher, writer, and composer • known for his 1651 book 'Leviathan' • wit and his criticism of Christianity and of slavery • principal source of the theory of separation of powers
GG 2020-12-25
Across
- Powerful Kamala
- Hardest instrument
- Eccentric teacher at Argyle
- They’re either too quiet or they’re squeaking
- Watson of magic and owls
- Popular singer, also a starbucks size
- Cotton Candy
- Colour of UBC Science
- Who run the world?
- Drum that makes you deaf
- Former First Lady
- Incapable of playing in tune
- “You like my shirt? You can have it”
- Her Diary album was a smash hit
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- Incapable of playing quietly
- An exercise to make a minute last forever
- Instrument banned from orchestra
- Clarinet but better
- Half the band was made of them
- UBC mascot
- 2011 Europe trip
- Cotton Ball
- Best teacher at Argyle
- Hathaway with huge eyes
- Legendary Taylor
- Raw veggie commonly served with kebabs
- Friday school for enlightenment
- Queen B
- Singer-songwriter with outrageous outfits
29 Clues: Queen B • UBC mascot • Cotton Ball • Cotton Candy • Powerful Kamala • 2011 Europe trip • Legendary Taylor • Former First Lady • Hardest instrument • Who run the world? • Clarinet but better • Colour of UBC Science • Best teacher at Argyle • Hathaway with huge eyes • Watson of magic and owls • Drum that makes you deaf • Eccentric teacher at Argyle • Incapable of playing quietly • ...
Karter Quick id prologue 2020-09-14
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- agreement among members of society
- citizens elct representatives to make laws and policies
- rights of the people
- religion found b jesus
- dividing government into three
- ruled by few powerful people
- summary of rights and liberties
- reflected customs and principles
- laws and rules handed down by god
- religious reform movement
- ruled by king or queen
- cultural movement across italy
- form of government,powers rest in citizens
- religion that taught equality
- were chosen by god
- system for controlling the society
- developed by roman cristianity
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- powers of ruler restricted
- king cant punish his subjets
- organiztion
- by small group
- england's national legislature
- turning point in constitutional history
- rule of the people
- citizens rule
- soucre of respect for individual rights
- religion of jews and Israelites
- set up a separation of powers
- intellectual movement
- controlled foreign and financial policies
30 Clues: organiztion • citizens rule • by small group • rule of the people • were chosen by god • rights of the people • intellectual movement • religion found b jesus • ruled by king or queen • religious reform movement • powers of ruler restricted • king cant punish his subjets • ruled by few powerful people • set up a separation of powers • religion that taught equality • ...
Shay 2020-09-16
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- fair treatment through the normal judicial system
- upper chamber of congress
- being enlightened
- kings and queens share power with the people
- human rights
- supreme power held by the people
- the great charter
- small group of rulers
- to build again
- dividing powers among the nation
- established in western Europe
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- the Jewish religion
- controls the people
- revival of art and literature
- people decide the representatives
- religion based on the person and teachings of Jesus
- English law
- keeping world peace
- legislative body of government
- kings and queens
- agreement among society for benefits
- states the rights of the people
- vesting different powers of government to different parts
- the religion of Muslims
- God's words to the people on how to live
- revolution of 1688
- the king is subject to no earthly authority
- elected representatives
- highest class in society
29 Clues: English law • human rights • to build again • kings and queens • being enlightened • the great charter • revolution of 1688 • the Jewish religion • controls the people • keeping world peace • small group of rulers • the religion of Muslims • elected representatives • highest class in society • upper chamber of congress • revival of art and literature • established in western Europe • ...
Brody Gies- prolouge 2020-09-15
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- -turing point of English history
- -people elect leaders
- -summary of rights
- -movement in 17th and 18th centuries
- commandments -laws given to Moses
- -life liberty and property
- law -reflected customs
- - government divided into 3 branches
- -Great Charter
- -king or queen in charge
- -England's legislature
- -ruled by a few people
- -french word for rebirth
- -developed from Roman Christianity
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- -religious reform
- -the people elected in a republic
- religion -based off the teachings of Muhammad
- - federal state local
- -religion founded by Jesus
- -works for world peace
- -makes the rules
- -right to a jury trial
- -reduces monarchs power
- -ruled by small group
- -ruled by the people
- -citizens elect representatives
- -directly ruled by the people
- - agreement among members of society
- -kings and queens are chosen by god
- -the religion of the Israelite
30 Clues: -Great Charter • -makes the rules • -religious reform • -summary of rights • -ruled by the people • - federal state local • -people elect leaders • -ruled by small group • -works for world peace • -right to a jury trial • law -reflected customs • -England's legislature • -ruled by a few people • -reduces monarchs power • -king or queen in charge • -french word for rebirth • ...
unit 2 crossword puzzle 2020-10-22
Across
- overthrowing a government
- surrounds the islands of the west indies
- a person who played a massive role in the unification of Italy
- an idea that promotes the interests of a particular nation or group
- two independent states ruled by one leader
- freeing form other's control
- wanted to gain power "blood and iron"
- known as “The Liberator” or the “George Washington”of South America
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- a Haitian leader who sacrificed his life while fighting to end slavery
- Spanish and Portuguese are spoken here
- the first emperor who crowned himself
- dreamed of freeing Mexican people
- European international conference
- nickname which we give a place
- this choice who gets how much rights
- an era in which ideas and beliefs started spreading
- treated poorly by French people
- bloodless revolution
- a nation which was found by 3 people
- defeated Peninsulares and crowned himself the Emperor of Mexico
20 Clues: bloodless revolution • overthrowing a government • freeing form other's control • nickname which we give a place • treated poorly by French people • dreamed of freeing Mexican people • European international conference • this choice who gets how much rights • a nation which was found by 3 people • the first emperor who crowned himself • wanted to gain power "blood and iron" • ...
Revolutions Terms 2022-03-31
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- one author of the Communist Manifesto
- metaphor for the unseen forces that move the free market economy
- an important good exported from Haiti
- royal fortress and prison that symbolized the tyranny of the monarchy
- efficiency of production of goods or services
- workers or working-class people
- the original name of the island of Saint Domingue
- intellectual and philosophical movement of the 17th and 18th centuries
- declared himself emperor of Haiti
- second estate
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- those who own most of society's wealth and means of production
- making an area more urban
- published declaration of an individual, group, political party, or government
- being independent and self-reliant
- leader of the Haitian Revolution
- apparatus designed for efficiently carrying out executions by beheading
- anything of value or benefit to its owner
- palace and home of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette
- first estate
- last name of the father of Capitalism
20 Clues: first estate • second estate • making an area more urban • workers or working-class people • leader of the Haitian Revolution • declared himself emperor of Haiti • being independent and self-reliant • one author of the Communist Manifesto • an important good exported from Haiti • last name of the father of Capitalism • anything of value or benefit to its owner • ...
Chapter 18 2021-11-07
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- The Focus on Human Creativity and Expression
- Working Class people without power to produce propery
- The tasty medicinal crop
- A revolution of total monarchy
- 1450-1600
- Where a monarch is literal law with no checks
- man who made laws of forces
- Protestant Reformation Leader
- New Settlements in the west
- Crops used primarily for selling
- A revolution in terms of how commerce is used
- religious war that lasted multiple decades
- A series of checks or balances that hold a government in place of not being too powerful
- discoverd Land in the west
- Renaissance Other States Creative Changes
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- A monarchy with a parliament
- The refining of human knowledge
- Renaissance Creative Changes in Italy
- Time of intellectual advancement
- Political Powerhouse
- persecution during political unrest
- The increase of prices
- Religious Reformation for Jesus
- New Stable Crop in England
24 Clues: 1450-1600 • Political Powerhouse • The increase of prices • The tasty medicinal crop • New Stable Crop in England • discoverd Land in the west • man who made laws of forces • New Settlements in the west • A monarchy with a parliament • Protestant Reformation Leader • A revolution of total monarchy • The refining of human knowledge • Religious Reformation for Jesus • ...
Colonial America 2021-12-03
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- a group of civilians trained to fight in emergincies
- bosses to keep the slaves working
- directed the flow of goods between england and the colonies
- signed the manga carta
- they only produce enough food for their familys
- to sell abroad
- religious rival
- georgia, massachusetts, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, south carolina, and virginia
- a region of flat, low plains
- massachusetts preacher
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- trade routes that formed a triangle
- a variety
- trading illegally
- investors
- signed the english bill of rights
- white men who owned land
- learning assistants
- brought from foreign markets
- delaware, maryland, and pennsylvania
- established the principle of limited government
- movement that spread idea of knowledge, reason, and science
- ability to read and write
- english preacher
- connecticut and rhode island
- crops that are sold in markets, colonies, and overseas
25 Clues: a variety • investors • to sell abroad • religious rival • english preacher • trading illegally • learning assistants • signed the manga carta • massachusetts preacher • white men who owned land • ability to read and write • brought from foreign markets • connecticut and rhode island • a region of flat, low plains • bosses to keep the slaves working • signed the english bill of rights • ...
Johnnie Buzzwords 2022-02-09
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- Mascot
- Blindingly clever alias
- Junior Seminar character with a Santa Fe road named for him
- Symposium drink
- Fellowship & a servant of Prospero
- Dark Enlightenment
- Generous tuberculosis patient
- Final Seminar reading
- Greek Female poet
- With X, founder of the SJC "New Program"
- Inspiration for his father's ethical treatise
- The REAL Most Contr. College
- Author of "letter to the editor" in previous Moon edition
- Infamous campus-wide arroyo trek
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- With X, the only other female author of freshman year
- Taco truck and grad. school advice providers
- Only active SJC SF meme account
- Annapolis campus's original name in 1784
- Nearby mountain with the same name as a 1930s castle in South Carolina
- With X, founder of the SJC "New Program"
- Pyth. Theorem originator
- Pretentious "student body"
- Creaks at inopportune times
- Feared Seminar author of Junior year
- Freshman year filicide perpetrator
- Burned down an Annapolis dorm
26 Clues: Mascot • Symposium drink • Greek Female poet • Dark Enlightenment • Final Seminar reading • Blindingly clever alias • Pyth. Theorem originator • Pretentious "student body" • Creaks at inopportune times • The REAL Most Contr. College • Generous tuberculosis patient • Burned down an Annapolis dorm • Only active SJC SF meme account • Infamous campus-wide arroyo trek • ...
Johnnie Buzzwords 2022-02-09
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- Annapolis campus's original name in 1784
- Taco truck and grad. school advice providers
- Feared Seminar author of Junior year
- Creaks at inopportune times
- Author of "letter to the editor" in previous Moon edition
- Pyth. Theorem originator
- Greek Female poet
- The REAL Most Contr. College
- With 14 across, the only other female author of freshman year
- Burned down an Annapolis dorm
- Mascot
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- With X, founder of the SJC "New Program"
- Final Seminar reading
- Inspiration for his father's ethical treatise
- Freshman year filicide perpetrator
- Only active SJC SF meme account
- Symposium drink
- Dark Enlightenment
- With X, founder of the SJC "New Program"
- Nearby mountain with the same name as a 1930s castle in South Carolina
- Pretentious "student body"
- Junior Seminar character with a Santa Fe road named for him
- Fellowship & a servant of Prospero
- Blindingly clever alias
- Infamous campus-wide arroyo trek
- Generous tuberculosis patient
26 Clues: Mascot • Symposium drink • Greek Female poet • Dark Enlightenment • Final Seminar reading • Blindingly clever alias • Pyth. Theorem originator • Pretentious "student body" • Creaks at inopportune times • The REAL Most Contr. College • Generous tuberculosis patient • Burned down an Annapolis dorm • Only active SJC SF meme account • Infamous campus-wide arroyo trek • ...
Social Studies Crossword Puzzle 2017-04-19
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- Young, undocumented immigrant who was brought to the United States as a child.
- Ruling families in which the kingship passes from generation to generation.
- Large landmass.
- Person who negotiates with another country.
- National legislature.
- Sending a person accused of a crime back to the place in which the supposed crime was committed.
- Unfair treatment.
- Person who buys a good or service.
- To set free.
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- Good sold in a foreign country.
- How much of something consumers want to buy.
- Trade.
- Period in the 1600s and 1700s that challenged the old ways of thinking about science, religion, and government.
- U.S. national government.
- Plan for government.
- Use of goods and services.
- Large gathering every four years before the presidential election.
- Study of populations.
- Political system in which citizens vote directly on leaders.
- The central line of latitude.
20 Clues: Trade. • To set free. • Large landmass. • Unfair treatment. • Plan for government. • Study of populations. • National legislature. • U.S. national government. • Use of goods and services. • The central line of latitude. • Good sold in a foreign country. • Person who buys a good or service. • Person who negotiates with another country. • How much of something consumers want to buy. • ...
Mason Carrillo's Crossword Puzzle 1 2016-12-15
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- young girl who helped crown Charles VII in France
- from Scandinavia whose myths centered on pagan gods
- the most fierce Mongolian leader
- inheritance from father to oldest son
- boy whose parents paid a master to train him
- new style of architecture in the mid 1100's
- political organization represented by local lords
- military expeditions to regain the Holy Land
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- "princes of the church"
- young man and skilled worker who was paid by the master
- a plague that swept through Europe in 1347
- "way of the Kami"
- the greatest of all Frankish kings
- an attempt to bring together faith and reason
- class between nobles and peasants
- meditation as a means to enlightenment
- unbelievers whose beliefs attacked the church
- one tenth of of a Christian person's income
- rules that dictated knight's behavior towards others
- general
20 Clues: general • "way of the Kami" • "princes of the church" • the most fierce Mongolian leader • class between nobles and peasants • the greatest of all Frankish kings • inheritance from father to oldest son • meditation as a means to enlightenment • a plague that swept through Europe in 1347 • one tenth of of a Christian person's income • new style of architecture in the mid 1100's • ...
Transcendentalism: An American Spiritual Philosophy 2017-11-22
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- / our sixth sense
- / this kind of _____ is rather civil
- / transcendentalists believed in this during Civil War
- / source of truth & inspiration
- / all-pervading, supreme mind
- / what we should do w/ materialism
- / "To be great is to be ____"
- / rejection of strict ____ religiosity
- / began as a reform movement in this church
- / v. to go beyond the limits of
- / pursue this to attain enlightenment
- / There is a ____ of this divine in all of us.
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- / path to spiritual greatness
- / "Whoso would be a man must be a ____"
- / under our feet as well as over our heads
- / grandfather to the environmental movement
- / flourished in this period of U.S. history
- Reliance / "Trust thyself..." is from
- / will find faults even in paradise
- / convergence of self, g-d, & nature
- Pond / "I went to the woods bc I wished to live deliberately"
- / founded the Transcendental Club
22 Clues: / our sixth sense • / path to spiritual greatness • / all-pervading, supreme mind • / "To be great is to be ____" • / source of truth & inspiration • / v. to go beyond the limits of • / founded the Transcendental Club • / what we should do w/ materialism • / will find faults even in paradise • / this kind of _____ is rather civil • ...
Hinduism Crossword 2016-08-18
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- the earliest Hindu books
- the material world,feelings, thoughts..., illusion
- the 4 stages of life
- philosophical Hindu teachings
- the cycle of birth, life, death/transformation, new life
- avatar of Vishnu, most popular Hindu God
- the truest part of the self, one with Brahman
- Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva
- release from the cycle of reincarnation
- a Hindu spiritual teacher
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- Hindu spiritual path towards enlightenment
- the 4 duties of life
- form of yoga that involves devotion to one god
- most popular chapters of the Mahabharata epic
- Hindu term for nonviolence
- Hindu worship
- the Ultimate Reality, which all that exists emanates from
- the spiritual glue that holds and bad deeds to the Atman determining caste in the next life
- a system of social standing based on the Hindu creation story of Purusha
- the name of the River Valley in which Hinduism developed
20 Clues: Hindu worship • the 4 duties of life • the 4 stages of life • the earliest Hindu books • Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva • a Hindu spiritual teacher • Hindu term for nonviolence • philosophical Hindu teachings • release from the cycle of reincarnation • avatar of Vishnu, most popular Hindu God • Hindu spiritual path towards enlightenment • most popular chapters of the Mahabharata epic • ...
food safety 2014-02-04
Across
- control center: medical facility that gives free advice about handliing poison emergencies
- Maneuver: a life saving technique to help someone who is choking
- intellectual or spiritual enlightenment
- to expect and prepare for risks and follow strict sanitation rules
- spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another
- Zone: temperature range in which bacteria grows fastest
- foods that spoil easily
- Aid: immediate care that prevents more injury and relieves pain
- microscopic living organisms
- any disease producing agent virus/ bacterium
- a life saving technique to restart someones breathing and heartbeat
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- sudden active manifestation
- substance that works against poison
- poison that kills insects or other pests
- to make impure
- maintaining cleanliness
- any poison produced by an organism
- Illness: caused by unsafe food
- easy to cath fire
- burn: causes unappealing dried up white areas on food
- to show signs of something
21 Clues: to make impure • easy to cath fire • maintaining cleanliness • foods that spoil easily • to show signs of something • sudden active manifestation • microscopic living organisms • Illness: caused by unsafe food • any poison produced by an organism • substance that works against poison • intellectual or spiritual enlightenment • poison that kills insects or other pests • ...
Pre-AP World History Glossary-Crossword puzzle/ David Pham Tran 2014-11-10
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- Perfect understanding
- The belief in one true God
- A government which the ruler has unlimited and arbitrary power
- The path to the enlightenment
- The rebirth in a new body
- The instruction to end suffer
- To become like other people
- The religion of the Persian people
- The system that determine the people' social classes in Hinduism
- People, job that serve the society
- a deal, an agreement between a person and God
- A time period of extreme prosperity
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- People that spread out their religion
- The Hebrew sacred text
- The state of perfect happiness without suffering
- The Hebrew law code
- An event that Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt
- The sum of the good or bad things you do
- Organizational structure in government that is in charge of running things
- An extreme scarcity of food that leads to widespread hunger
- To banish from someone or their homeland
21 Clues: The Hebrew law code • Perfect understanding • The Hebrew sacred text • The rebirth in a new body • The belief in one true God • To become like other people • The path to the enlightenment • The instruction to end suffer • The religion of the Persian people • People, job that serve the society • A time period of extreme prosperity • People that spread out their religion • ...
Religious Experience 2014-11-23
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- Encountering God*
- experiences that appear to violate a normal understand of the
- e.g. Paul on the road to Damascus
- Moses receiving the 10 commandments was a ...Revelation
- a moment of ‘realisation’
- Refers to experiences where the mind of an individual
- Seeing the work of God*
- A philosopher who's first name was Richard
- religious significance (e.g. natural beauty)
- Receiving Enlightenment*
- on god. Acts of prayer or worship are an example of this
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- Having a vision*
- Revelation through a religious experience, a person comes
- "No Objective way of reaching God"
- who compares a artist to a religious believer
- a type of experience when a person interprets a natural event as
- Refer to cases where a person encounters God in a direct
- Conversion Experience*
- Prayers are answered*
- of nature (e.g. water into wine)
- A sense of Ultimate reality*
21 Clues: Having a vision* • Encountering God* • Prayers are answered* • Conversion Experience* • Seeing the work of God* • Receiving Enlightenment* • a moment of ‘realisation’ • A sense of Ultimate reality* • of nature (e.g. water into wine) • e.g. Paul on the road to Damascus • "No Objective way of reaching God" • A philosopher who's first name was Richard • ...
American Government Vocabulary Crossword 2016-10-04
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- a result of the Boston Tea Party
- one of Thomas Jefferson theories
- British soldiers accidentally open fire on colonist
- a document granting the rights
- highly values citizens participation, public good, civic virtue
- opposed the constitution
- British impose taxes on tea, lead, glass and paper
- John Adams,Benjamin, Franklin
- first ten amendments
- every stat received one vote
- principle of individual rights established by earlier documents
- suggested by Roger Sherman
- created by James Wilson and Roger Sherman
- tax on paper goods, required stamp
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- federal government could not tax
- the number of representatives in each house would depend on population of state
- supported the constitution
- British against the French for control of North America
- avoid concentrated
- one house congress
- idea of limited government that the king's power was not absolute
- Proposed by Edmund Randolph
- known as the Age of Reason
- written by Thomas Paine
24 Clues: avoid concentrated • one house congress • first ten amendments • written by Thomas Paine • opposed the constitution • supported the constitution • known as the Age of Reason • suggested by Roger Sherman • Proposed by Edmund Randolph • every stat received one vote • John Adams,Benjamin, Franklin • a document granting the rights • a result of the Boston Tea Party • ...
AP History 2016-10-12
Across
- Religion of Scots-Irish; Important in NJ & PA
- Hysteria in New England
- Developed Indigo in South Carolina
- List of complaints
- Began with slavery; discrimination
- 2 brothers that Founded Methodism
- Known as Pennsylvania Dutch
- large estate; grew crops; had slaves
- New beliefs; Science, Education, justice, law, and literature
- Cambridge, MA; Ivy League School
- Relationship (trade) between N.A., England, and Africa
- Hysteria; believed people to be in allegiance with Satan
- Four bodily fluids balanced equals Health
- Women who practiced medicine; delivered babies
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- Got voyage to America by servitude
- Opened colonists' eyes to new possibilities
- Legally owned by master; main source of labor
- Mixed race; black and white
- Ivy Leavue School; New Haven, CT
- Laws and limitations on slaves
- French Protestants
- Protestant Theologian
- Route that took slaves to America
- Did housework and cared for family
- Town in NJ named after it; Ivy League School
25 Clues: List of complaints • French Protestants • Protestant Theologian • Hysteria in New England • Mixed race; black and white • Known as Pennsylvania Dutch • Laws and limitations on slaves • Ivy Leavue School; New Haven, CT • Cambridge, MA; Ivy League School • 2 brothers that Founded Methodism • Route that took slaves to America • Got voyage to America by servitude • ...
Chapter 5 2023-11-09
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- A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
- Greek city-state
- to transfer unlawfully
- to stress
- money or goods left to someone in a will
- a persian religion based on the belief of one god
- to climb awkwardly
- a person who tells fortunes
- a narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water
- a story meant to teach a lesson
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- working hard
- part of an army in which the soldiers ride horses
- a structure of government
- following
- a person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment
- a period of ten years
- the form of government of a country or other organization
- to become used to something
- a Spartan group leader
- at a distance
- to express disapproval
- conflict or disagreement
- the territory governed by an official known as a satrap
- a gathering place; marketplace in ancient Greece
24 Clues: following • to stress • working hard • at a distance • Greek city-state • to climb awkwardly • a period of ten years • to transfer unlawfully • a Spartan group leader • to express disapproval • conflict or disagreement • a structure of government • to become used to something • a person who tells fortunes • a story meant to teach a lesson • money or goods left to someone in a will • ...
Morality midterm choice 2024-01-04
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- Web of cause and effect
- Deficiency and excess, absence of virtue
- Philosopher, didn’t write anything, sentenced to death
- living well, humanity’s purpose, flourishing
- moral theories that guide and assess choices of what ought to be done
- An agent who acts under the influence of external desires
- Everything that can happen must happen for certain
- Law that expresses and maintains unity of creation
- Branch of philosophy that deals with the true nature of reality
- Purpose
- Principles to distinct between right and wrong or good and bad behavior
Down
- Aristotle’s goal in life
- An agent whose will acts in accordance with the right reasons
- State of character by which you “stand well” in relation to your desires, emotions, and choices
- Enlightenment
- Philosopher, founder of virtue ethics
- Suffering, pain, unhappiness
- Moral rule or principle
- love of wisdom
- Deciding on an action and it’s consequences
20 Clues: Purpose • Enlightenment • love of wisdom • Web of cause and effect • Moral rule or principle • Aristotle’s goal in life • Suffering, pain, unhappiness • Philosopher, founder of virtue ethics • Deficiency and excess, absence of virtue • Deciding on an action and it’s consequences • living well, humanity’s purpose, flourishing • Everything that can happen must happen for certain • ...
Greek Vocab words 2024-02-08
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- working hard
- method of refuting claims or ideas
- to get used to something
- to transfer unlawfully
- money or goods left to someone in a will
- a gathering place
- structure of a government
- a conflict
- a story meant to teach a lesson
- a select group of people at the top of society
- political organization or form of government
- to express disapproval
Down
- a person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment
- a greek city-state
- a Persian religion based on the belief in one god
- to climb
- a piece of land surrounded by three sides of water
- a person who tells fortunes
- a person taking part in a discussion
- at a distance
- a part of an army in which soldiers ride on horses
- a territory governed by an official known as a satrap
- a Spartan group leader
23 Clues: to climb • a conflict • working hard • at a distance • a gathering place • a greek city-state • to transfer unlawfully • a Spartan group leader • to express disapproval • to get used to something • structure of a government • a person who tells fortunes • a story meant to teach a lesson • method of refuting claims or ideas • a person taking part in a discussion • ...
lillys world history puzzle 2023-03-28
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- mothers died shortly after he was born
- was a astronomer born in Pisa
- is the belief in the systems of one ruler
- by the 1689 he had absolute power over Russia brought Russia into modern times
- hobbes thought that people needed government to keep the law in order
- was a natural philosopher
- called the sun king
- attacks England with the Spanish armada
- was the new ways of doing things
- was born in 1694 in Paris
Down
- louis xiv was the
- was married to peter the great
- had though that the people were responsible of having the natural ability to goverenment themselfs
- is the ancient Greeks,
- is a person who does bad things
- when the king and queen have more power
- had placed the sun rather then the earth
- mother was suffering in relationship
- was lead by kings and queens
- the separation of powers
20 Clues: louis xiv was the • called the sun king • is the ancient Greeks, • the separation of powers • was a natural philosopher • was born in 1694 in Paris • was lead by kings and queens • was a astronomer born in Pisa • was married to peter the great • is a person who does bad things • was the new ways of doing things • mother was suffering in relationship • ...
World History Review Crossword 2022-12-12
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- Sun King is Louis ___
- The USSR is the United ______ Socialist Republic (Communist)
- Asia, Africa, and Europe are the ____ world
- Isaac Newton
- Religion of Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal
- Denomination of Conquistadores
- The Enlightenment promoted it
- This Treaty took away German land, money, military, & pride
- He made China Communist
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- "Columbian" Transfer of Plants, Animals, Diseases, and Ideas
- Haitian Revolutionary
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- Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal are ____ empires
- Exchanged for Tea in China
- Oppressed Religion in British India
- Religion of Inca, Aztec, Maya
- Country of Zheng He
- Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire was the Triple ______
- Weapon of the Cuban Missile Crisis
- The _____ Khomeini took over Iran in 1979
- Mikhail Gorbachev promoted Glasnost & _______ in the USSR
- Imperializes the Pacific Ocean in the 1930s
- President at the center of the Watergate Scandal
- North and South America are the ____ world
24 Clues: Isaac Newton • Country of Zheng He • Sun King is Louis ___ • Haitian Revolutionary • He made China Communist • Exchanged for Tea in China • Religion of Inca, Aztec, Maya • The Enlightenment promoted it • Denomination of Conquistadores • Weapon of the Cuban Missile Crisis • Oppressed Religion in British India • Religion of Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal • ...
7th Grade Semester Review 2023-01-10
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- Code of _______________
- Dynasty that gave us paper
- First emperor in history
- First civilization to use iron
- Writing style of Mesopotamia
- Important part of the Neolithic Age
- Making coins, weights, etc the same
- Known as "the great"/ he was a Persian king
- "enlightenment" in Buddhism
- Greece is one of these
- War fought between Greece and Troy
- Our ________ can be traced back to the Phoenicians
Down
- Bring water to crops
- Belief in more than one god
- First hominid to leave Africa
- Class system of ancient India
- First hominid to use stone tools
- New Stone Age
- One physical feature of Greece
- Belief that people are evil by nature
- Old Stone Age
- Confucius was born in this dynasty
- Chinese belief/Gods give people right to rule
- "land between two rivers"
- Hindu religious books
25 Clues: New Stone Age • Old Stone Age • Bring water to crops • Hindu religious books • Greece is one of these • Code of _______________ • First emperor in history • "land between two rivers" • Dynasty that gave us paper • Belief in more than one god • "enlightenment" in Buddhism • Writing style of Mesopotamia • First hominid to leave Africa • Class system of ancient India • ...
Vocab List 2B 2022-11-02
Across
- fame or recognized superiority
- dark or dull in color or tone
- having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed
- engaged in, involving or reflecting deep or serious thought
- an obscuring of the light
- powerful or influenita
- inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large
- providing moral or intellectual instruction
- of an activity at school
- to lend beauty to
- a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
- loose and ample
- a legacy
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- gentle
- accorded a great deal of respect
- known or talked about
- circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed
- interesting
- very great or intense
- looking over or through in a casual or cursory manner
- the state of being enlightened
- tuneful
- involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring
- severe or strict in manner
- disagreeing
25 Clues: gentle • tuneful • a legacy • interesting • disagreeing • loose and ample • to lend beauty to • known or talked about • very great or intense • powerful or influenita • of an activity at school • an obscuring of the light • severe or strict in manner • dark or dull in color or tone • fame or recognized superiority • the state of being enlightened • accorded a great deal of respect • ...
AP WORLD UNIT 3 2022-11-01
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- gives money, food, gifts
- Focuses on enlightenment of one
- Arab scholar merchant who traveled around Eurasia
- Scared and ancestral significance for native americans
- Lasting contributes to chinas history
- Used on horses and camels
- inns along the silk roads
- diffusion of cultures/made of many cultures
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- popular philosophies, reform confusion
- New ships used in indian ocean trade
- one of chinas diplomats who traveled and had lasting impacts
- Gramatical African language written in Arab script
- devotional buddhism - compassion
- winds in indian ocean, led to new ideas
- new form of credit
- largest city built north of mexico
- faith and mediational buddhism
- Muslim dominance in Delhi
- First domesticated fruit which demonstrates trade
- part of african trading empire
20 Clues: new form of credit • gives money, food, gifts • Muslim dominance in Delhi • Used on horses and camels • inns along the silk roads • faith and mediational buddhism • part of african trading empire • Focuses on enlightenment of one • devotional buddhism - compassion • largest city built north of mexico • New ships used in indian ocean trade • Lasting contributes to chinas history • ...
Early 20th c experimenters 2023-01-06
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- Gare St-Lazare is a ___ station
- primary interest of Post-Impressionists like Munch
- the Codex Mendoza documented this culture
- medium of choice for most 20th c painters
- our Picasso and Brancusi works were both inspired by the art of this era
- this title counts for two works in this section
- he painted Olympia
- Enlightenment-era painter inspired by Caravaggio
- painter who relied on chiaroscuro
- page-filling technique used in the Lindisfarne Gospels
- one of Klimt's Byzantine influences
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- primary interest of Post-Impressionists like Cezanne
- art works brought to Europe as a result of 19th c ___ inspired Picasso's Les Demoiselles
- the 19th c's first modernist sculptor
- one thing Cole and Velasco had in common
- Matisse was interested primarily in this
- Kandinsky's Improvisation 28 is largely ___
- painter who relied on impasto
- context for The Steerage
- Braque's style of painting
20 Clues: he painted Olympia • context for The Steerage • Braque's style of painting • painter who relied on impasto • Gare St-Lazare is a ___ station • painter who relied on chiaroscuro • one of Klimt's Byzantine influences • the 19th c's first modernist sculptor • one thing Cole and Velasco had in common • Matisse was interested primarily in this • ...
Ancient India Crossword Puzzle 2022-08-25
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- he found enlightenment.
- River valley Civilization in India
- Wind direction during summer monsoon
- god of Preservation
- Ancient Indian city, along with Mohenjo-Daro
- Sacred Buddhist text
- Destroyer god
- Seasonal winds
- Labor class
- People outside the caste who do "dirty jobs"
- Large body of sacred Indian texts
- Geography term to describe India's land mass
- Prince Sidhartha was called this
- A state of wisdom achieved
Down
- Spiritual leaders and teachers
- Mountains on India's east and west coasts
- Buddhist founder
- The result of the good or evil a
- most popular and important Hindu god
- Mountain range to India's north
- Belief about life and death cycle, to a Buddhist
- giving up all desires.
- Early invaders in India
- are restricted in the jobs
- Geography term to describe India's land mass
- Indian princes
- may take and in their association
- An Indian social class whose
- does in his/her lifetime
- members of other castes.
30 Clues: Labor class • Destroyer god • Indian princes • Seasonal winds • Buddhist founder • god of Preservation • Sacred Buddhist text • giving up all desires. • he found enlightenment. • Early invaders in India • does in his/her lifetime • members of other castes. • are restricted in the jobs • A state of wisdom achieved • An Indian social class whose • Spiritual leaders and teachers • ...
US Constitution - First 3 Articles 2023-09-05
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- Branch of federal government created by Article III of US Constitution
- Current Speaker of the House of Representatives (Last name only)
- Title of person at the head of the Executive branch
- Home of US President
- Judges who serve on the US Supreme Court are called this
- Enlightenment thinker credited with idea for separation of powers
- City where the top of all 3 branches are headquartered
- Term we use to refer to US legislature
- Branch of federal government created by Article I of US Constitution.
- Current President
- Legislative branch ____ laws
- Executive branch executes, or _____ laws
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- Head of judicial branch
- "Lower House" of US legislature
- Branch of federal government created by Article II of US Constitution
- Where both houses of Congress meet
- Current Chief Justice of US Supreme Court
- "Upper House" of US legislature
- Term describing the division of legislature into 2 chambers
- Judicial branch ______ laws
20 Clues: Current President • Home of US President • Head of judicial branch • Judicial branch ______ laws • Legislative branch ____ laws • "Lower House" of US legislature • "Upper House" of US legislature • Where both houses of Congress meet • Term we use to refer to US legislature • Executive branch executes, or _____ laws • Current Chief Justice of US Supreme Court • ...
Words of the Day - Damon Yang 2022-06-01
Across
- Wealthy landowners
- Rule by a few aristocrats
- When someone reaches Nirvana (inner peace)
- 1. An awesome band from the 1990’s/2. In Hinduism, Nirvana refers to the breaking of the endless cycle of rebirth
- Differences or varieties
- Farmers(poor)
- Farmable land (land good for farming)
- Sacred text (similar to the Bible/Torah)
- Wealthy landowners
- To end or to stop
- Spiritual perfection (Hindu belief)
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- A ruler with total power
- Emperor of Rome who converted to Christianity on his deathbed to preserve the empire
- Non-changing / not-movable
- 4 higher social classes
- yellow silt
- Writer during the Pax Romana
- Teacher
- Founder of Jainism
- Varnas were divided into smaller groups based on occupations
- No longer in use
- Religious books of knowledge
- Roman soldiers
- Strict belief of non-violence
- Seasonal winds that bring heavy rains
25 Clues: Teacher • yellow silt • Farmers(poor) • Roman soldiers • No longer in use • To end or to stop • Wealthy landowners • Founder of Jainism • Wealthy landowners • 4 higher social classes • A ruler with total power • Differences or varieties • Rule by a few aristocrats • Non-changing / not-movable • Writer during the Pax Romana • Religious books of knowledge • Strict belief of non-violence • ...
Religions from Asia 2023-05-02
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- Buddhism found in Japan
- Founder of Taoism
- The cause of our misery
- Founder of Sikhism
- The code of_
- The sayings of K'ung fu-tzu
- The soul
- Bhagavad_
- A Buddhist willing to help others
- Spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism
- Leader in Sikhism
- The tree of enlightenment
- Reward or punishment for past lives
- I recognize the god in you
- A temporary sand picture
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- Ritualistic suicide
- More monastic form of Buddhism
- An insoluble riddle
- The yoke between the physical and spiritual
- The soul in Jainism
- Non-violence
- Spirits, deities
- God of destruction
- In whose net we are all related
- Male, warm, positive
- Priestly caste
- Lion
- Female, cold, negative
- The Enlightened One
- Where the soul resides for 49 days
- Confused belief that we are separate beings
- The Way of Heaven
- The Middle_
33 Clues: Lion • The soul • Bhagavad_ • The Middle_ • Non-violence • The code of_ • Priestly caste • Spirits, deities • Founder of Taoism • Leader in Sikhism • The Way of Heaven • Founder of Sikhism • God of destruction • Ritualistic suicide • An insoluble riddle • The soul in Jainism • The Enlightened One • Male, warm, positive • Female, cold, negative • Buddhism found in Japan • The cause of our misery • ...
The 13 Colonies 2023-10-09
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- also known as King Phillip. Waged war against English settlers
- the legislative body of Great Britain
- first colony with a written Constitution
- a hands off approach governing the colonies
- gave people ideas about government
- this man's trial is the basis for Freedom of the Press
- a colony controlled by an appointed governor
- a legislator with two chambers
- a colony controlled by a land owner
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- an agreement or contract
- a colony controlled by a joint stock company
- founded for as a safe haven for Catholics
- founded Pennsylvania
- to require, usually by law
- printed lies that misrepresent
- a colony originally established for people in debt.
- people who wanted to change the Church of England
- originally established by the Dutch as New Amsterdam
- crops crops grown to sell for money
- a large farm that usually grows cash crops
20 Clues: founded Pennsylvania • an agreement or contract • to require, usually by law • printed lies that misrepresent • a legislator with two chambers • gave people ideas about government • crops crops grown to sell for money • a colony controlled by a land owner • the legislative body of Great Britain • first colony with a written Constitution • ...
Virginia and US History Vocab 2024-09-24
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- Eight original shires formed
- Those who volunteer to be ready
- Defense for the Kingdom of France
- Each side was supported by native americans
- First military clash
- Statesman, diplomat, and lawyer
- American colonists before the American Revolution
- Great Possession
- ¨We hold these truths to be self-evdient¨
- Freedom is balanced with the necessity
- Vigoursouly supports their country
- Deadly Riot
- American Writer
- An agreement of a society
- Punitive Punitive Laws
- seven-year war
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- Noted as an orator
- Unbiased
- Medical Researcher
- Farmer, Politcian,and military officer
- Helped sway the thirteen colonies
- Legislative bodies with executive function
- Urged the colonies into readiness
- Person who remains loyal
- Direct tax
- French and Indian war
- Ideas concerning god, reason, nature and humnaity
- Ended American war
- Served as a general in the war
- Results in American Independence
- Conferred by natural law
31 Clues: Unbiased • Direct tax • Deadly Riot • seven-year war • American Writer • Great Possession • Noted as an orator • Medical Researcher • Ended American war • First military clash • French and Indian war • Punitive Punitive Laws • Person who remains loyal • Conferred by natural law • An agreement of a society • Eight original shires formed • Served as a general in the war • ...
Mindfulness 2024-09-16
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- Being aware of the present moment
- What you breathe in for healing?
- A means of concentration
- A lack of conflict
- the part of a person that make them who they are
- Sense of worth
- The state of having knowledge or understanding
- The fact of being accepted
- What do you take in nice and deep when feels stressed or anxious?
- A cherished aspiration, ambition or ideal
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- The non physical part of a person
- Being friendly, generous and considerate
- Give assistance to
- Pay attention to sound
- A practice to train attention and awareness
- To think that something is real
- A feeling of great pleasure or happiness
- An intense deep affection for another person
- To believe that someone is true and honest
- Protective attention
- What do you do when you think of someone or some thing. Become .....
21 Clues: Sense of worth • Give assistance to • A lack of conflict • Protective attention • Pay attention to sound • A means of concentration • The fact of being accepted • To think that something is real • What you breathe in for healing? • The non physical part of a person • Being aware of the present moment • Being friendly, generous and considerate • ...
medium 13 2025-04-04
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- A symbolic title for someone who brings enlightenment.
- Associated with heaven; divine or ethereal.
- The condition or role of being a savior.
- A prayer asking for divine favor.
- To announce something publicly and officially.
- Roman officer present during the crucifixion.
- Group of followers, often used metaphorically in religion.
- Refers to the gospel or teachings of Jesus.
- A shout of praise or adoration during worship.
- Fragrant smoke often used in church rituals.
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- An expression of joy, especially in worship.
- Deep religious feeling or commitment.
- Showing deep respect, especially during worship.
- Travelers seeking religious meaning.
- Extraordinary and seemingly impossible by natural law.
- Rose upward, often used for Jesus after resurrection.
- Underground burial places used by early Christians.
- Full of grace or elegance, both physically and spiritually.
- Describes Thomas, who needed proof of resurrection.
- A ceremonial parade, often religious.
20 Clues: A prayer asking for divine favor. • Travelers seeking religious meaning. • Deep religious feeling or commitment. • A ceremonial parade, often religious. • The condition or role of being a savior. • Associated with heaven; divine or ethereal. • Refers to the gospel or teachings of Jesus. • An expression of joy, especially in worship. • ...
Asia Physical & Human Geography 2024-11-22
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- Capital city of China
- Desert whose name means "waterless place"
- Protected China from invaders
- Also called Southwest Asia
- Longest river in Pakistan
- Sometimes called the "Indian Subcontinent"
- Seasonal wind that affects entire region
- Natural resource in Russia & Middle East
- Religion that seeks enlightenment and the 4 Noble Truths
- Largest Mangrove forest on earth
- World's largest and busiest port
- Most widely spoken language in Asia
- Longest river in Asia
- Highest mountain range in the world
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- Group of islands
- Supreme Leader of North Korea
- Highest peak in the world
- Over 80% of India practices
- What China's government is ruled by
- River named after silt deposited to the delta
- "MataGanga"
- Asia is home to a variety of these
- Capital city of Japan
- Ring of Fire is known to have many
- China's name comes from this dynasty
- Japan's tallest peak
26 Clues: "MataGanga" • Group of islands • Japan's tallest peak • Capital city of China • Capital city of Japan • Longest river in Asia • Highest peak in the world • Longest river in Pakistan • Also called Southwest Asia • Over 80% of India practices • Supreme Leader of North Korea • Protected China from invaders • Largest Mangrove forest on earth • World's largest and busiest port • ...
Vocab #3 2024-11-18
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- landmass south of Himalayas, bordered by Indian Ocean
- Force produced by a person's actions
- Civilian workforce of government
- Fortified walls as protection
- Religion of South Asia, came from Vedic
- Division of society, inherited
- Person sent by a church to spread Christianity
- Real self
- Empire of North Indian dynasty
- Ancient Hindu scriptures
- Indian principle of nonviolence to living beings
- Material in soil
- State of enlightenment
- Member of the highest class among Hindus
- Freedom of the eternal cycle of life
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- Rebirth in new bodies or species
- One of the world's oldest monotheistic religions
- Suffering; Cause, End, Cause to end
- Love/respect for someone's parents
- Path to Nirvana
- Rise/fall of dynasties in China
- Natural order
- Only 1 ruler of China, blessed by God
- Light, masculinity, activity
- Teaching of Buddha
- Darkness, femininity, passivity
- Descendants of Indo-European language speakers
27 Clues: Real self • Natural order • Path to Nirvana • Material in soil • Teaching of Buddha • State of enlightenment • Ancient Hindu scriptures • Light, masculinity, activity • Fortified walls as protection • Division of society, inherited • Empire of North Indian dynasty • Rise/fall of dynasties in China • Darkness, femininity, passivity • Rebirth in new bodies or species • ...
Romeo and Juliet Historical Context 2025-01-16
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- a fleet of ships
- Shakespeare's famous theater
- Shakespeare used ___ figures in his plays
- before he was a writer, Shakespeare was an __
- Shakespeare tragedy "____ and Juliet"
- famous queen of England
- a door on the stage
- He built the 1st theater
- shape with 8 sides
- open air theater lighting
- main religion of England
- snack during a Shakespeare play
- people who stood in the pit
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- indoor theater that used artificial light
- Period of "enlightenment"
- England Civil War family
- He thought women couldn't rule England
- Shakespeare's hometown
- Shakespeare comedy "The __ of the Shrew"
- head of the Catholic church
- Shakespeare's wife
- Spanish king who tried to invade England
- special effect used
- river in England
- opposite of tragedy
- Area of theater where the rich sat
- symbol of the House of York
27 Clues: a fleet of ships • river in England • Shakespeare's wife • shape with 8 sides • special effect used • a door on the stage • opposite of tragedy • Shakespeare's hometown • famous queen of England • England Civil War family • He built the 1st theater • main religion of England • Period of "enlightenment" • open air theater lighting • head of the Catholic church • people who stood in the pit • ...
Buddhism Crossword 2024-12-17
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- the epiphany that revealed the truth
- letting go of desire
- people who couldn't afford leaving everything
- the country that offered Buddhism after the collapse of an empire
- people who couldnt reach enlightment,even if they couldn't be monks
- a way of life, leaving everything behind
- what Brahmanism was based off of
- the prince who gave up his desire to teach the truth
- blending with elements of different belief systems
- people who couldn't abandon their livelihoods
- the other option than an extreme ascetic lifestyle
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- the leader that encouraged missionaries to travel abroad
- ancient road, right view,right intention,right speech
- the Aryan conquest of India
- someone who renounced their titles and possessions
- divided all people into a strict social hierarchy
- what helped it spread across Asia
- the river where Siddhartha had meditated
- required self-sacrifice and dedication
- the dominant belief system
20 Clues: letting go of desire • the dominant belief system • the Aryan conquest of India • what Brahmanism was based off of • what helped it spread across Asia • the epiphany that revealed the truth • required self-sacrifice and dedication • the river where Siddhartha had meditated • a way of life, leaving everything behind • people who couldn't afford leaving everything • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword Puzzle 2026-03-26
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- sickness that killed many Athenian soldiers
- Persian religion founded by Zoroaster
- Age time of peace and prosperity in ancient Greece
- ruler who rules by force and is not bound by laws
- gathering place or marketplace in ancient Greece
- highest ranking official in Sparta-gets final say
- person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment
- first name of Alexander the Great's father
- considered one of the better rulers of Athens
- government run by small wealthy group
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- government by the people
- province in ancient Persi
- enslaved person in ancient Sparta
- fort on a hill in most Greek city states
- someone who writes or performs epic poems
- Greek city state that focused more on education
- body of land with water on three sides
- formation of armed foot soldiers in ancient Greece
- Greek city state that focused more on military and strength
- Greek city state that started as farming village
20 Clues: government by the people • province in ancient Persi • enslaved person in ancient Sparta • Persian religion founded by Zoroaster • government run by small wealthy group • body of land with water on three sides • fort on a hill in most Greek city states • someone who writes or performs epic poems • first name of Alexander the Great's father • ...
Economic puzzle 2025-11-06
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- improves the
- when did he publish it
- when was he born
- where was adam educated
- what century did he live in
- what did joh m keys inspire
- name of his book
- what was his goal
- city he died in
- when was it published
- where did he teach
- emphasized the importance of
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- a term to describe his movement
- adam smith was a moral
- what book did he write
- what did people used to consider him as
- the division of
- believed unemployment is caused by
- College where was john educated
- where was he born
- when did die
- father of economic
- who did he negotiate a loan with
- what year was his final work
- his ideas formed economics
- where was he represented during the war
- smith nationality
- influenced what president
- believed in the market
- where was he born
30 Clues: improves the • when did die • the division of • city he died in • when was he born • name of his book • where was he born • smith nationality • what was his goal • where was he born • father of economic • where did he teach • when was it published • adam smith was a moral • when did he publish it • what book did he write • believed in the market • where was adam educated • influenced what president • ...
Unsubscribe 2025-09-27
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- What we call staring at another screen
- Usually digital, rarely effective
- Mythical state of enlightenment
- Newsletter where people overshare professionally
- When your brain files for divorce
- Weekly subscription to self-awareness
- The national pastime after 10 PM
- Tiny dopamine hit disguised as productivity
- The thing your therapist keeps mentioning
- Oldest self-care tool on the keyboard
- The invisible hand of your doom
- Breathing, but with guilt
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- Button that fixes nothing
- The best lie we tell ourselves
- TikToks in witness protection
- The modern day smiting
- The new form of communication
- How your dad texts
- The modern breakup move
- Capitalism’s favorite coping mechanism
- Stretching, but for anxiety
- Minimalism’s core cardio
- The inbox that never sleeps
- Symbol of “doing my best”
- Digital disappearing act
- How you feel during every Zoom
26 Clues: How your dad texts • The modern day smiting • The modern breakup move • Minimalism’s core cardio • Digital disappearing act • Button that fixes nothing • Symbol of “doing my best” • Breathing, but with guilt • Stretching, but for anxiety • The inbox that never sleeps • TikToks in witness protection • The new form of communication • The best lie we tell ourselves • ...
Pilgrims Progress Vocabulary 2026-05-05
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- to put forward, offer, suggest
- to stand, sit, or walk with the legs wide apart
- indulgence in sexual activity
- to express deep regret or sorrow over
- to write, compose
- To walk around in a proud, showy manner; to boast in a loud manner
- A chart or "family tree" that tracks which members of a family have a particular trait
- clothing, garments
- person who switches to an opposing side or party
- worthy of praise
- to drive or urge on
- to smile or speak in a silly, forced way
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- Inconvenient
- painful or laborious effort
- a small circular piece of glittering material used for decorating garments
- To lower in esteem
- to discipline, to use punishment to correct behavior
- Improvement or enlightenment
- A place of uproar and confusion
- ridicule; mockery
- knowledgeable about or experienced with
- to reduce the severity of
- Refusing to continue to follow
23 Clues: Inconvenient • worthy of praise • ridicule; mockery • to write, compose • To lower in esteem • clothing, garments • to drive or urge on • to reduce the severity of • painful or laborious effort • Improvement or enlightenment • indulgence in sexual activity • to put forward, offer, suggest • Refusing to continue to follow • A place of uproar and confusion • ...
Sacred Time 2021-09-16
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- The daily ritual prayer enjoined upon all Muslims
- a Hindu spring festival celebrated in February or March
- The resurrection of the son of christ
- The main topic of the presentation
- The belief in one god
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- The belief in many gods
- A way to separate yourself from your thoughts and reach enlightenment
- A common practice between many religions in worship
- Seventh day of the week celebrated by Judaism
9 Clues: The belief in one god • The belief in many gods • The main topic of the presentation • The resurrection of the son of christ • Seventh day of the week celebrated by Judaism • The daily ritual prayer enjoined upon all Muslims • A common practice between many religions in worship • a Hindu spring festival celebrated in February or March • ...
William Penn and Colonial Education 2013-02-13
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- / The two-house system described in Penn's Frame of Government
- / Citizens who were unhappy with William Penn's management split off and created this colony.
- / City where William Penn first landed.
- / Education that is available to everyone is...
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- / Schooling for children from lower backgrounds
- / The philosophy that influenced Penn's Frame of Government.
- / Enlightenment thinker who greatly influenced Penn.
- / American Indian tribe local to the province.
- / The religion on William Penn.
9 Clues: / The religion on William Penn. • / City where William Penn first landed. • / American Indian tribe local to the province. • / Schooling for children from lower backgrounds • / Education that is available to everyone is... • / Enlightenment thinker who greatly influenced Penn. • / The philosophy that influenced Penn's Frame of Government. • ...
Immanuel Kant Crossword 2022-08-28
6 Clues: What did Kant question? • _ determines moral worth • Knowledge is gained from _ • The movement Kant was a part of • All moral acts should be based on people's _ _ • Moral judgement should be based on _ not religion
Unit 1: World Religions, Trade, and Empires c. 1500 NAME:_______ 2024-09-05
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- Main beliefs of Buddhism
- Two holiest cities of Islam (____&_____)
- What happens after you die for Hindus and Buddhists
- A biological result of trade contacts (2 words no space)
- Christians believe Jesus was the son of God, God, and also this
- The Buddhist practices to reach Enlightenment
- Dhow ships used these to sail (2 words no space)
- the consequences of your actions; a Hindu and Buddhist belief
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- Part of the Bible emphasized by Christians (2 words)
- A set of laws or moral code for Jews & Christians
- Sacred text of Islam
- Sacred text of Judaism
- Hindu social order
- The Empire in China (see your map!)
- Belief in ONE god (like Islam)
- Belief in MANY gods (like Hinduism)
- All Muslims must practice these
17 Clues: Hindu social order • Sacred text of Islam • Sacred text of Judaism • Main beliefs of Buddhism • Belief in ONE god (like Islam) • All Muslims must practice these • The Empire in China (see your map!) • Belief in MANY gods (like Hinduism) • Two holiest cities of Islam (____&_____) • The Buddhist practices to reach Enlightenment • Dhow ships used these to sail (2 words no space) • ...
Constitution Crossword 2025-10-31
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- The government gets these powers from the consent of the governed
- The branch that makes laws
- You will get in trouble, but might not go to jail
- Last number of members of the House
- If you're this age, you can't be a member of the House
- Anti-Federalists tend to be from ______ areas
- Most influential Enlightenment thinker
- The plan that gave States a vote based on population
- Led the Great Compromise
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- Leader of the House
- A power that starts in the House, and goes through the Senate
- A freedom given in the First Amendment
- Convincing the government to change or create a policy
- Number of Articles in the Constitution
- A famous Federalist and philosopher
- Current Majority party in the House
- If you ratify it, it becomes ________
17 Clues: Leader of the House • Led the Great Compromise • The branch that makes laws • Last number of members of the House • A famous Federalist and philosopher • Current Majority party in the House • If you ratify it, it becomes ________ • A freedom given in the First Amendment • Number of Articles in the Constitution • Most influential Enlightenment thinker • ...
Napoleon Bonaparte 2021-11-09
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- Napoleonic ________.
- political beliefs based on tradition
- Napoleon's home
- Name of Napoleon's wife
- European country that took over Corsica
- The second island Napoleon was exiled to, includes a "."
- political beliefs based on the enlightenment ideas
- unique identity based on the country you belong to
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- Government that Napoleon overthrew to take power
- Acronym for the group that gave Napoleon the title of brigadier general
- Country that defeated Napoleon by retreating
- Napoleon's nickname, Master of _________.
- System Napoleon tried to use to defeat Great Britain by surrounding them
- Reason Napoleon was successful in battle besides motivated his troops
- Meetings led by women that Napoleon frequently attended
- Meeting that restored the monarchy in France after Napoleon, Congress of _______.
- The first island Napoleon was exiled to
17 Clues: Napoleon's home • Napoleonic ________. • Name of Napoleon's wife • political beliefs based on tradition • European country that took over Corsica • The first island Napoleon was exiled to • Napoleon's nickname, Master of _________. • Country that defeated Napoleon by retreating • Government that Napoleon overthrew to take power • ...
India C 2013-05-28
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- the name given to Siddhartha, means enlightened one
- give up all pleasures and wealth to find enlightenment
- people who don't eat meat
- this is the language of the Aryans
- absorbed Buddhism
- these warriors invaded about AD1500
- this is the practice where a widow burned herself on her husband"s pyre
- was the greatest leader of the Moguls
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- these people conquered the Dravidians about 1500BC
- these people were India's first inhabitants
- sacred animals to Hindus
- this European nation ruled India by the mid 1800's
- a tomb, The Taj Mahal is the most famous
- young prince who lived as an ascetic
- these warriors invaded about AD1000, from Pakistan
- this river is holy to the Hindus
- Vasco da ... was the sailor that reached India from Portugal
17 Clues: absorbed Buddhism • sacred animals to Hindus • people who don't eat meat • this river is holy to the Hindus • this is the language of the Aryans • these warriors invaded about AD1500 • young prince who lived as an ascetic • was the greatest leader of the Moguls • a tomb, The Taj Mahal is the most famous • these people were India's first inhabitants • ...
Civics Unit 1 and 2 Vocabulary 2019-09-30
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- A person that is getting away from war or natural disaster.
- To legally cancel a law
- A law created at the city or county level.
- A loosely connected group of states; states have all power
- Boston's citizens called the Coercive acts this.
- Someone lining permanently in another country.
- this word means power.
- no government control or rule of law.
- a written plan of government.
- sharing power between state and federal government.
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- Things we are required to do by law.
- England's first document of limited government.
- Locke, Montesquieu, and Voltaire were major figures.
- Main parts or sections of the Constitution.
- A 2 house legislative branch.
- List of signatures that are asking for government action.
- A type of democracy where citizens directly vote for president
17 Clues: this word means power. • To legally cancel a law • A 2 house legislative branch. • a written plan of government. • Things we are required to do by law. • no government control or rule of law. • A law created at the city or county level. • Main parts or sections of the Constitution. • Someone lining permanently in another country. • ...
buddhism 2023-11-30
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- Shinshu - school of pure land buddhism
- Lama - the title of a buddhist religious leader.
- - a deity who is fully enlightened but does not enter heaven to help earth
- - leader of buddhist schools or sects
- - someone who contains the compassion of all buddhas.
- - means enlightenment or awakening.
- - a wooden log with ancient scripture written on it
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- - representa the seventh anga
- - the founder and main god of buddhism
- Tales - birth history or story of buddha
- - the true nature of all existence
- - turns us from extremes and helps us do things in simpler ways.
- - Sanskrit word meaning sacred light.
- - a spiritual leader or teacher
- - is a word that means generosity
- - someone who has achieved goal in religious life
- - the doctor version of buddha
17 Clues: - representa the seventh anga • - the doctor version of buddha • - a spiritual leader or teacher • - is a word that means generosity • - the true nature of all existence • - means enlightenment or awakening. • - Sanskrit word meaning sacred light. • - leader of buddhist schools or sects • - the founder and main god of buddhism • Shinshu - school of pure land buddhism • ...
Hinduism and Buddhism 2025-03-07
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- The worlds 3rd most practiced religion
- The belief in MANY gods
- People who follow Hinduism
- The core teachings or foundations of Buddhism
- Hindu cycle of death and rebirth
- The first phase of life according to Hindus
- The 4 phases of life according to Hindus
- Explaining the present circumstances of an individual with reference to his or her actions in the past.
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- The belief in ONE god
- The foremost goal of a human being in Hinduism. "right way of living"
- The way to end suffering in Buddhism
- The last phase of life according to Hindus
- People who follow Buddhism
- The worlds 4th largest religion
- Another way to say Enlightenment
- Liberation from sorrow, suffering
- A persons spirit or soul, not the physical.
17 Clues: The belief in ONE god • The belief in MANY gods • People who follow Buddhism • People who follow Hinduism • The worlds 4th largest religion • Another way to say Enlightenment • Hindu cycle of death and rebirth • Liberation from sorrow, suffering • The way to end suffering in Buddhism • The worlds 3rd most practiced religion • The 4 phases of life according to Hindus • ...
Age of Reason 2025-04-28
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- What major work did Francis Bacon write?
- Who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman?
- What country was René Descartes from?
- What idea did Locke say people had: life, liberty, and ___?
- Who authored Candide?
- Which king symbolized tyranny during the American Revolution?
- Who was the queen married to King Louis XVI?
- What word did Descartes famously say: "I think, therefore I ___"?
- Who argued that monarchy and Church must stay supreme?
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- What nationality was Marie de Gournay?
- Which Pope condemned the French Revolution?
- Which philosopher emphasized separation of powers?
- Who is considered the "Father of Liberalism"?
- Which Enlightenment woman translated Newton’s works?
- Who led the Reign of Terror?
- Who promoted the "general will" and direct democracy?
- What was the name of Thomas Paine’s influential pamphlet?
17 Clues: Who authored Candide? • Who led the Reign of Terror? • What country was René Descartes from? • What nationality was Marie de Gournay? • What major work did Francis Bacon write? • Which Pope condemned the French Revolution? • Who was the queen married to King Louis XVI? • Who is considered the "Father of Liberalism"? • Who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman? • ...
REVOLUTIONARY CHARACTERS 2016-10-06
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- In March 1775, Franklin sailed to America and became a___.
- Joseph Addison's play how to be a liberal
- Alexander___, a young merchant's clerk
- Thomas Paine became a ___ after the pamphlet
- The spreading of light and knowledge.
- George Washington wanted to ___
- Released George Washington's Slaves
- The First President
- Basic means of social mobility in the 18th Century
- Franklin was a ___ figure in the 18th century
- Thomas Jefferson wanted to abolish ___.
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- Poor ___ was one of the personas that Franklin wrote under.
- The Americans didn't want their government to be...
- Washington's homeland
- Thomas Jefferson was heavily ___ by Leonard Levy
- Most people said Paine lacked ___.
- The most important pamphlet in the Revolution
- Franklin wrote this about himself
- The revolution was not a colonial___
- America's First Public Intellectual
- Said "may reign long and happy over us"
- Benjamin Franklin assumed many ___ as a great actor
22 Clues: The First President • Washington's homeland • George Washington wanted to ___ • Franklin wrote this about himself • Most people said Paine lacked ___. • America's First Public Intellectual • Released George Washington's Slaves • The revolution was not a colonial___ • The spreading of light and knowledge. • Alexander___, a young merchant's clerk • ...
American Government 2016-10-04
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- avoid concentrated
- idea of limited government that the king's power was not absolute
- opposed the constitution
- one house congress
- British soldiers accidentally open fire on colonist
- John Adams,Benjamin, Franklin
- principle of individual rights established by earlier documents
- a result of the Boston Tea Party
- tax on paper goods, required stamp
- supported the constitution
- created by James Wilson and Roger Sherman
- known as the Age of Reason
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- one of Thomas Jefferson theories
- highly values citizens participation, public good, civic virtue
- federal government could not tax
- a document granting the rights
- every stat received one vote
- British against the French for control of North America
- first ten amendments
- written by Thomas Paine
- Proposed by Edmund Randolph
- suggested by Roger Sherman
- British impose taxes on tea, lead, glass and paper
- the number of representatives in each house would depend on population of state
24 Clues: avoid concentrated • one house congress • first ten amendments • written by Thomas Paine • opposed the constitution • suggested by Roger Sherman • supported the constitution • known as the Age of Reason • Proposed by Edmund Randolph • every stat received one vote • John Adams,Benjamin, Franklin • a document granting the rights • one of Thomas Jefferson theories • ...
Buddhism and Hinduism- Chandler and Haylee 2017-08-21
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- symbol of creativity
- Qualities of Characters.
- serpent
- Not self,
- awakening
- a round disk thrown as a weapon
- impermanent
- a buddhist monk.
- appearance of a deity in another form
- womb chamber in the inner shrine of hindu temple.
- moral or ethical conduct.
- one who is undertaking the spiritual
- Mental or physical formation
- symbolic hand position
- conditioned habits
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- law or religious duty.
- total actions in a persons life determines the next state of existence
- liberation of the soul.
- symbolic posture
- to be born into the world
- object or physical characteristic used to identify a symbol
- Faith, confidence
- term referring to group of meditation
- breath of life
- Liberation from the cyclic existence.
- Ancient language of the scriptures of Theravada Buddhism.
- wisdom
- spouse of a deity
- heavy club used as a weapon and a symbol of authority
- gladening of mind.
30 Clues: wisdom • serpent • Not self, • awakening • impermanent • breath of life • symbolic posture • a buddhist monk. • Faith, confidence • spouse of a deity • gladening of mind. • conditioned habits • symbol of creativity • law or religious duty. • symbolic hand position • liberation of the soul. • Qualities of Characters. • to be born into the world • moral or ethical conduct. • Mental or physical formation • ...
Vocab 2018-11-07
Across
- grand, ornate style
- people define and limit their individual rights
- believed people could learn from experience and improve themselves
- monarchs embraced the new ideas and made reforms
- God in the universe
- scholars replaced old assumptions with new theories
- logical procedure for testing ideas
- truth could be discovered by through reason/logical thinking
- Italian scientist, built telescope
- earth is center of the universe
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- published A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
- committed to individual freedom
- sun is center of the universe
- devoted to study of political liberty
- published more than 70 books of political essays, philosophy, & drama
- believed that people could apply reason to all aspects of life
- intellectual movement that stressed reason and thought
- simple, elegant style
- most admired ruler by philosophes, ruled from 1762 - 1796
- social gathering of intellectuals and artists
- came up with law of gravity
21 Clues: grand, ornate style • God in the universe • simple, elegant style • came up with law of gravity • sun is center of the universe • committed to individual freedom • earth is center of the universe • Italian scientist, built telescope • logical procedure for testing ideas • devoted to study of political liberty • social gathering of intellectuals and artists • ...
buddhism 2013-01-11
Across
- A state of wisdom.
- A understanding of the noble truths.
- To live a non selfish life
- The ___________ path is the way to enlightenment.
- Dissatisfaction.
- The universal law that all should follow.
- One of Siddartha's first views of suffering.
- Awareness of your feelings but not attached to them.
- Siddarthas birthplace.
- The 4th of the __________ says that the way to end suffering is by following the eightfold path.
- Helping people do good and preventing them from doing bad.
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- Siddartha was ______ when he left the palace.
- Siddartha was destined to be a great _____ or the buddah.
- A focus on meditation.
- The Buddah's first name.
- Not doing bad things.
- The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
- When religious leaders head a government.
- The enlightened one.
- Not lying, not gossiping.
- ________ Grew at Siddarthas feet when he was born.
- The origin of Buddhism.
22 Clues: Dissatisfaction. • A state of wisdom. • The enlightened one. • Not doing bad things. • A focus on meditation. • Siddarthas birthplace. • The origin of Buddhism. • The Buddah's first name. • Not lying, not gossiping. • To live a non selfish life • A understanding of the noble truths. • The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. • When religious leaders head a government. • ...
R&J vocabulary crossword puzzle 2021-11-18
Across
- come near or verge on
- fixed or established especially by command
- an anticipated outcome that guides your planned actions
- The act of excusing a mistake or offense
- Act of correcting an error or a fault or an evil
- the act of losing or surrendering something as a penalty
- any substance that causes injury or illness or death
- Kill intentionally and with premeditation
- physically and mentally fatigued
- having high or elevated character
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- kill usually for food consumption
- spread by scattering
- a health professional trained in the art of preparing drugs
- a state of extreme poverty or destitution
- Accumulated knowledge or erudition or enlightenment
- easily spread
- a sign of something about to happen
- a song or hymn of mourning as a memorial to a dead person
- have in mind as a purpose
- the state of having little or no money and possessions
20 Clues: easily spread • spread by scattering • come near or verge on • have in mind as a purpose • physically and mentally fatigued • kill usually for food consumption • having high or elevated character • a sign of something about to happen • The act of excusing a mistake or offense • a state of extreme poverty or destitution • Kill intentionally and with premeditation • ...
Vocab Crossword 2021-11-17
Across
- a health professional trained in the art of preparing drugs
- a song or hymn of mourning as a memorial to a dead person
- words falsely spoken that damage the reputation of another
- kill intentionally and with premeditation
- admit to God in the presence of a priest
- reverent petition to a deity
- fixed or established especially by command
- a state of extreme poverty or destitution
- give instructions to or direct somebody to do something
- the act of excusing a mistake of offense
- accumulated knowledge or erudition or enlightenment
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- an order that after a certain time activities are prohibited
- time available for ease and relaxation
- a sign of something about to happen
- move forward
- burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped
- cause to become awake or conscious
- lack of clear and orderly though and behavior
- stop sleeping
- act of correcting an error or a fault or an evil
20 Clues: move forward • stop sleeping • reverent petition to a deity • cause to become awake or conscious • a sign of something about to happen • time available for ease and relaxation • admit to God in the presence of a priest • the act of excusing a mistake of offense • kill intentionally and with premeditation • a state of extreme poverty or destitution • ...
Modern Period Key Terms 2022-03-29
Across
- Japan defeated China because it industrialized first
- King or queen with complete power
- New French representative government during the revolution
- Conquering other countries
- Privately-owned business, wage labor, and competition
- Justification of colonization based on theory of evolution
- England violently forced China to accept opium trade
- From farm production to factory production
- Fabric or cloth
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- Poor farmers labored for rich landowners
- Attracts migrants towards an area
- Loyalty to one's country
- People are ruled by a representative government instead of royalty
- Things that can be converted to energy or made into products
- Resistance against imperialism
- Motivates migrants to leave an area
- Intellectuals thought of new ideas about politics
- French people bring the estate system to a violent end
- King or queen claims they've been chosen by God
- Large numbers of people move from one region to another
20 Clues: Fabric or cloth • Loyalty to one's country • Conquering other countries • Resistance against imperialism • Attracts migrants towards an area • King or queen with complete power • Motivates migrants to leave an area • Poor farmers labored for rich landowners • From farm production to factory production • King or queen claims they've been chosen by God • ...
World History vocab crossword 2021-12-07
Across
- supreme power of the monarchy
- saw mountains and valleys on the moon
- people surrender rights for the general will
- soldiers & explorers of Spanish/Portuguese Empire
- leader of the Bolshevik party in Russia
- leader in Russia after Lenin; Five year plan
- trading town, pilgrimage site for polytheistic Arabs
- introduced the idea of gravity and laws of motion
- intro to new ideas about truth and logic
- selling of one forgiveness
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- moving from one part of somewhere to another
- sell more than buy, have gold in reserve
- independent city state for wealthy merchants & artisans
- believed we had a helio or sun centered universe
- study of physical features and human activity
- beleived people had natural rights
- used his words as a weapon; freedom of speech
- world focus rather than spiritual focus
- discovered the planets orbit the sun in oval shape ellispe
- supports ideas of a nation
20 Clues: selling of one forgiveness • supports ideas of a nation • supreme power of the monarchy • beleived people had natural rights • saw mountains and valleys on the moon • world focus rather than spiritual focus • leader of the Bolshevik party in Russia • sell more than buy, have gold in reserve • intro to new ideas about truth and logic • ...
April Flowers 2022-03-27
Across
- -Nobility, Love of nature
- This flower means adoration
- a flower that means affection
- - Rebirth and enlightenment
- Faith, trust, Wisdom, Hope, Valor
- This four letter words means Affection
- - Eternal love, Devotion
- - a flower that means Graciousness
- -You’re loved, Secret love
- - this flower means a loving marriage
- -Magic, Fascination, Secret bonds of love
- - this flower means ill nature
- - sweetness
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- -Unequalled Love
- - Innocence, Loyal love are repsented by this flower
- - This flower means inspiration
- this flower means everlasting love
- this flower represents faithfulness
- a flower of Warmth of sentiment
- - the Chinese emblem for mother
- - When this flower is red it symbolizes Love
- -Affection, Friendship, Fidelity
- this red flower means passion and a declaration of love
- - a flower that mean humility
- - this flower when Red means forevermine
- - This flower means sadness
26 Clues: - sweetness • -Unequalled Love • -Nobility, Love of nature • - Eternal love, Devotion • -You’re loved, Secret love • This flower means adoration • - This flower means sadness • a flower that means affection • - a flower that mean humility • - this flower means ill nature • a flower of Warmth of sentiment • - the Chinese emblem for mother • - This flower means inspiration • ...
Ancient Japan Vocabulary 2022-05-06
Across
- A social system that allowed people to use other's land.
- A type of Buddhism that searches for enlightenment.
- An Indian religion about faith and peace.
- Top of the social class. Chosen by the gods.
- One who serves. Warriors.
- Second most important social class. Top military commander.
- Mongol conqueror that acquired parts of Asia and Europe.
- Provided food for all the other classes.
- Provided beautiful and necessary goods.
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- Religious centers.
- Samurai suicide that is ordered by the court.
- Descendents of slaves.
- An era that lasted from 960-1279.
- One who is awake. Symbol for Buddhism.
- Traveling traders or shopkeepers. Influence grew as their amount of money did.
- To be peaceful and calm.
- Creator of Zen Buddhism.
- The law a Samurai had to follow.
- Worshipers of Kami.
- Tier that owns all the land. Military warlords.
20 Clues: Religious centers. • Worshipers of Kami. • Descendents of slaves. • To be peaceful and calm. • Creator of Zen Buddhism. • One who serves. Warriors. • The law a Samurai had to follow. • An era that lasted from 960-1279. • One who is awake. Symbol for Buddhism. • Provided beautiful and necessary goods. • Provided food for all the other classes. • ...
AP World History Review 2022-05-25
Across
- intellectual movement that emphasized reason and scientific facts
- Tax for charity that is obligatory muslims.
- transition away from agrarianism and towards industry and manufacturing
- helped sailors cross the Indian Ocean
- advocated for inductive reasoning
- contributing cause of the Atlantic Revolutions
- advocated for deductive reasoning
- allowed for more deadly weaponry in the Post Classical Period
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- French military and political leader during the French Revolution
- empire founded by Babur
- Religion that emphasized filial piety
- gunpowder empire in Persia
- event that began the "race for space"
- gunpowder empire with the most significant navy
- war known for trench warfare
- a trade route that linked the Western world with the Middle East and Asia
- caused by globalization and end of forced labor
- period of European focus on humanism and classical antiquity
- A pilgrimage to Mecca
- last Chinese empire
20 Clues: last Chinese empire • A pilgrimage to Mecca • empire founded by Babur • gunpowder empire in Persia • war known for trench warfare • advocated for inductive reasoning • advocated for deductive reasoning • Religion that emphasized filial piety • event that began the "race for space" • helped sailors cross the Indian Ocean • Tax for charity that is obligatory muslims. • ...
AP World 2022-05-25
Across
- Collection of sacred Hindu poems
- Economic and political relationship between lords and serfs in the Middle Ages
- Fertilizer that comes from birds
- Mughal infantrymen under control of British East India Company
- Series of French Civil Wars
- Dynasty that ruled China from 581 to 618
- The religion of pilgrims to the United States
- The worship of multiple gods
- German diplomat
- High official in Muslim countries
- For a non-Chinese culture to be seemingly made Chinese through Chinese influence
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- The first Holy Roman emperor
- Nomadic cattle herders who migrated to India in 1600 B.C.E
- Theory that natural selection was applicable to humans
- Version of Buddhism that emphasizes peace and meditation
- Member of the people of Southern Russia/Ukraine noted for military skill
- The movement of intellectual increase
- A mystic and magical form of Islam
- Political ideology associated with civil liberties
- Creator of the first written law code
20 Clues: German diplomat • Series of French Civil Wars • The first Holy Roman emperor • The worship of multiple gods • Collection of sacred Hindu poems • Fertilizer that comes from birds • High official in Muslim countries • A mystic and magical form of Islam • The movement of intellectual increase • Creator of the first written law code • Dynasty that ruled China from 581 to 618 • ...
Vocabulary 2022-09-21
Across
- study of physical features and human activity
- intro to new ideas about truth and logic
- wrote The Prince, do what needs to be done
- used his words as a weapon; freedom of speech
- moving from one part of somewhere to another
- 2nd major city after after Muhammad left Mecca
- introduced the idea of gravity and laws of motion
- an worthy man can be the ruler
- believed in predestination
- world focus rather than spiritual focus
- trading town, pilgrimage site for polytheistic Arabs
Down
- Wrote poems in a common vernacular
- common language
- soldiers and explorers of Spanish/Portuguese Empire
- Believed people had natural rights
- was charger by God (Allah) to deliver message
- sells more than buy, have gold in reserve
- Muslim holy book
- selling of ones forgiveness
- independent city state for wealthy merchants and artisans
20 Clues: common language • Muslim holy book • believed in predestination • selling of ones forgiveness • an worthy man can be the ruler • Wrote poems in a common vernacular • Believed people had natural rights • world focus rather than spiritual focus • intro to new ideas about truth and logic • sells more than buy, have gold in reserve • wrote The Prince, do what needs to be done • ...
Belief Systems Crossword 2022-09-28
Across
- Muslims holy book
- Flower symbol of Buddhism
- Founder of Judaism
- Celebrates the birth of Jesus
- Main branch of Buddhism
- Symbol of Daoism
- People who have achieved enlightenment but choose to be reborn to help teach people
- Founder of Confucianism
- Origin of Hinduism
- What Daoism eventually becomes
- Origin place of Judaism; not modern day
- What Confucianism actually is
- Arabic word for God
- Symbol of Christianity
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- One of the main branches of Christianity
- "Founder" of Ten Commandments
- God responsible for creation; Hinduism
- Pilgrimage to Mecca; made once a lifetime if able
- Mass killing of Jews
- Islam's holy book
- River;holy body of water for Hindus
- Founder of Buddhism
- Christians holy book
- "Founder" of Christianity
- Hindus holy book
- Hindu festival of lights
- Followers of Islam
- Buddhism's afterlife
- Holy book for Jews
- Founder of Daoism
30 Clues: Symbol of Daoism • Hindus holy book • Muslims holy book • Islam's holy book • Founder of Daoism • Founder of Judaism • Followers of Islam • Origin of Hinduism • Holy book for Jews • Founder of Buddhism • Arabic word for God • Mass killing of Jews • Christians holy book • Buddhism's afterlife • Symbol of Christianity • Main branch of Buddhism • Founder of Confucianism • Hindu festival of lights • ...
Puzzle 2021-06-22
Across
- An eighteenth-century philosophical movement
- a crop that defined the southern colonies
- Growth through reproduction
- a kind of indentured servant
- A slave turned free man
- A tribe of Native Americans from New England
- A major agricultural product of New England
- Philadelphia's wealthiest merchants
- people who started to diversify New England
- Crossroads of N.E. and British trade
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- Made up 1/3 of exports
- "the best Poor Man's Country in the World"
- Benjamin Franklin's book
- Number one middle colonies industry
- The type of religion that most Germans followed
- One of the many large towns of New England
- One of the most profitable crops in the middle colonies
- One of 17 children, who became a prominent colonial leader
- took in 2/3 of New England's exports
- Spanish forts built to block Russians
- A group that made up the largest amount of immigrants
21 Clues: Made up 1/3 of exports • A slave turned free man • Benjamin Franklin's book • Growth through reproduction • a kind of indentured servant • Number one middle colonies industry • Philadelphia's wealthiest merchants • took in 2/3 of New England's exports • Crossroads of N.E. and British trade • Spanish forts built to block Russians • a crop that defined the southern colonies • ...
Revolutionary War 2022-10-24
Across
- surrender at the Siege of
- ended the French and Indian War/Seven Years' War
- "give me liberty or give me death"
- written by Thomas Paine in
- large companies that controlled
- a British-produced boundary marked in the Appalachian Mountains
- kicked off the American
- members of the organized New England colonial the settlements established by English religious dissenters along the coast of the north-east of North America
- War
- a political protest that
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- an intellectual and philosophical movement that dominated Europe
- Father of liberism
- known as the American
- a radical change in the established order.
- or a sector
- in 1781
- a person who remains loyal
- imposed a tax on all papers and official documents in the American colonies
- to cooperate for social benefits
- on December 16, 1773
- agreement among the members of
- Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, and Arthur Lee wrote this
22 Clues: War • in 1781 • or a sector • Father of liberism • on December 16, 1773 • known as the American • kicked off the American • a political protest that • surrender at the Siege of • a person who remains loyal • written by Thomas Paine in • agreement among the members of • large companies that controlled • to cooperate for social benefits • "give me liberty or give me death" • ...
Cold War 2024-01-17
Across
- Revolution in France, leading to the rise of Napoleon.
- Authoritarian ideology emphasizing nationalism and control.
- Reformer who initiated the Protestant Reformation.
- Transformation from agrarian to industrial societies.
- Global conflict involving major world powers.
- Cultural and artistic revival in Europe.
- Tension between the USA and the USSR.
- Intellectual movement emphasizing human potential.
- Exchange of goods between the Old and New Worlds.
- Treaty ending World War I and imposing harsh penalties on Germany.
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- Conflict between North and South Vietnam with US involvement.
- Rapid advancement in technology and communication.
- Expansion of a nation's power through colonization.
- Severe worldwide economic downturn.
- Struggle for African American rights in the mid-20th century.
- Racial segregation policy in South Africa.
- Process of former colonies gaining independence.
- Global conflict involving Allies and Axis powers.
- Systematic genocide of millions by the Nazis.
- Intellectual movement promoting reason and individualism.
20 Clues: Severe worldwide economic downturn. • Tension between the USA and the USSR. • Cultural and artistic revival in Europe. • Racial segregation policy in South Africa. • Systematic genocide of millions by the Nazis. • Global conflict involving major world powers. • Process of former colonies gaining independence. • Global conflict involving Allies and Axis powers. • ...
Key Terms Chapter 2 2023-10-05
Across
- Written grant of authority from the king
- Series of incidents in Western Massachusetts
- Favored the ratification of the constitution
- Retain the unicameral congress of the Confederation
- Opposed the ratification of the constitution
- League of friendship for defense
- The constitutional right to reject
- Limited the kings power
- Rising lawyer in Boston
- Person sent to represent others
- Government is limited in what it may do
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- Lower of two houses
- Minimum number of members in an assembly
- Sought protection against heavy-handed and arbitarty acts by the king
- Enlightenment thinker in particular of the ideas of natural rights
- Idea that the government should serve the will of the people
- Proposed that congress should be composed of two houses
- Colonies organized by a proprietor
- Delegates who attended the Philadelphia convention
- Officer in the War of Independence
20 Clues: Lower of two houses • Limited the kings power • Rising lawyer in Boston • Person sent to represent others • League of friendship for defense • The constitutional right to reject • Colonies organized by a proprietor • Officer in the War of Independence • Government is limited in what it may do • Written grant of authority from the king • Minimum number of members in an assembly • ...
Puzzle - 18: Religion and Spirituality 2023-10-15
Across
- The Jewish day of atonement.
- The Christian belief in life after death.
- The supreme god in Hinduism.
- The first woman in the Bible.
- The Hindu god of destruction.
- The founder of Buddhism.
- The holy month of fasting in Islam.
- The day of the week observed as the Sabbath in Judaism.
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- The process of reaching spiritual enlightenment in Buddhism.
- The place of worship for Muslims.
- The first book of the Old Testament.
- The city in Saudi Arabia considered the holiest in Islam.
- The sacred river in India associated with Hinduism.
- The Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus.
- The term for the Islamic declaration of faith.
- The sacred text in Sikhism.
- The Christian sacrament involving bread and wine.
- The festival of lights celebrated by Hindus.
- The holy book of Islam.
- The central religious text in Christianity.
20 Clues: The holy book of Islam. • The founder of Buddhism. • The sacred text in Sikhism. • The Jewish day of atonement. • The supreme god in Hinduism. • The first woman in the Bible. • The Hindu god of destruction. • The place of worship for Muslims. • The holy month of fasting in Islam. • The first book of the Old Testament. • The Christian belief in life after death. • ...
~The French Revolution~ 2019-03-06
Across
- Name sometimes used for Louis XIV
- King Louis XVI's wife
- A royal palace in Paris
- Execution machine used during revolution
- Nickname for the guillotine
- The class that made up of 97% of France's population
- France's government in 1793
- The _______ Assembly
- Tax charged to peasants
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- The name of three 18th century French kings
- How did Louis XVI die?
- Where the king answers only to God
- The middle class people in France before the revolution
- A period of intellectual curiosity
- Nobles that fled France
- Louis XVI's father
- The capital of France
- The prison that a mob stormed into
- June 1789 pledge to create a constitution
- Where the Tennis Court Oath was written
- How old was Louis XIV when he became king?
- Upper class people of France that were not royalty
- A poor agricultural worker
- Number of years that the Reign of Terror Lasted
24 Clues: Louis XVI's father • The _______ Assembly • The capital of France • King Louis XVI's wife • How did Louis XVI die? • Nobles that fled France • A royal palace in Paris • Tax charged to peasants • A poor agricultural worker • Nickname for the guillotine • France's government in 1793 • Name sometimes used for Louis XIV • Where the king answers only to God • ...
