enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
French History 2025-07-08
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- French queen executed during the Revolution.
- Royal house that ruled before the French Revolution.
- Medieval code of conduct for knights.
- 20th-century French president and Resistance leader.
- French military leader who became emperor in 1804.
- Government system established after monarchy fell.
- Famous French prison stormed in 1789.
- Historic year the French Revolution began.
- Long conflict between England and France (1337-1453).
- 1789 document: Declaration of the Rights of ____.
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- French hero and saint burned at the stake in 1431.
- Napoleon's final defeat in 1815.
- Palace built by Louis XIV
- Treaty that ended WW1, signed in a French palace.
- French Revolution slogan: "Liberté, Égalité, _____."
- French Enlightenment thinker who wrote "Candide."
- Dynasty founded by Hugh Capet in 987.
- Historic region conquered by Julius Caesar.
- River that flows through Paris.
- Northern French region invaded during D-Day.
20 Clues: Palace built by Louis XIV • River that flows through Paris. • Napoleon's final defeat in 1815. • Dynasty founded by Hugh Capet in 987. • Medieval code of conduct for knights. • Famous French prison stormed in 1789. • Historic year the French Revolution began. • Historic region conquered by Julius Caesar. • French queen executed during the Revolution. • ...
Magadha Empire 2025-09-27
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- Buddhist monk who visited Magadha from China
- Courtesan who became a Buddhist nun
- Republic defeated by Ajatashatru
- City where Buddha attained enlightenment
- Buddhist structure built to hold relics
- The primary coin used in ancient Magadha was called
- Greek ambassador to Mauryan court
- Dynasty founded by Chandragupta Maurya
- Earliest known dynasty of Magadha
- Structure for Buddhist relics
- Weapon used by Ajatashatru to throw stones
- Famous teacher who guided Chandragupta Maurya
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- Capital city moved by Ajatashatru
- Prominent historical and literary figure associated with the Mauryan Empire
- Ancient capital of Magadha, surrounded by hills
- Prince who became the Buddha
- Ancient Indian political science
- teacher who influenced Chandragupta
- Powerful king from Mahabharata, defeated by Bheema
- River flowing near Pataliputra
- Son of Jarasandha who died in the Kurukshetra war
- Hosted Second Buddhist Council
- Language used in early Buddhist texts
23 Clues: Prince who became the Buddha • Structure for Buddhist relics • River flowing near Pataliputra • Hosted Second Buddhist Council • Republic defeated by Ajatashatru • Ancient Indian political science • Capital city moved by Ajatashatru • Greek ambassador to Mauryan court • Earliest known dynasty of Magadha • Courtesan who became a Buddhist nun • teacher who influenced Chandragupta • ...
1984 Vocab Crossword 2 2026-01-18
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- Focused on pleasure and selfindulgence
- Dull, depressing, or bleak
- Not serious; lacking importance
- A system of political beliefs
- stealing money you were trusted to manage
- Dirty or neglected
- angrily at perceived unfairness
- People or things that come before and lead to later developments.
- internal organs, especially intestines
- Too great or intense to be expressed in words
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- Killing as punishment by the state
- happening slowly over time
- Overwhelming emotional panic
- Impossible to heal or fix
- Secretive and sneaky, as if trying not to be noticed
- Believing that events are inevitable and cannot be changed
- full of sand or dirt
- Never seeming to get tired
- Impossible to stop
- Forbidden by law or rules
- calmly, without emotion
- gaining understanding or knowledge
- A device that helps maintain balance or orientation by spinning.
- exceptionally large
- destroy completely
25 Clues: Impossible to stop • Dirty or neglected • destroy completely • exceptionally large • full of sand or dirt • calmly, without emotion • Impossible to heal or fix • Forbidden by law or rules • happening slowly over time • Dull, depressing, or bleak • Never seeming to get tired • Overwhelming emotional panic • A system of political beliefs • Not serious; lacking importance • ...
Religion 2026-02-26
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- moral/ law code for the Jews
- symbol associated with Christianity
- this book and the Upanishads are the holy texts for Hinduism
- Islam - Judaism and this religion all started in the Middle East
- Charity - Faith- Hajj - Fasting - Prayer - beliefs in Islam
- this religion has no known founder
- This is the way to enlightenment in Buddhism
- holy river for Hinduism (HINT: located in India)
- one of the holiest sites in Islam
- Jewish site in Jerusalem
- founder of Judaism
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- holy book for Islam
- Islamic site in Jerusalem
- city that is important for Christianity, Islam and Judaism
- holy site for Christianity - site of crucifixtion and the tomb
- the founder of this religion, is Muhammad
- founder of Buddhism
- the symbol for Buddhism (HINT: has 8 spokes)
- another name for Siddhartha Gautama
- the birthplace of Muhammad
- the holy book for Jews
- this person helped spread Buddhism from India to China
22 Clues: founder of Judaism • holy book for Islam • founder of Buddhism • the holy book for Jews • Jewish site in Jerusalem • Islamic site in Jerusalem • the birthplace of Muhammad • moral/ law code for the Jews • one of the holiest sites in Islam • this religion has no known founder • symbol associated with Christianity • another name for Siddhartha Gautama • ...
Enlightenment revolution 2016-01-04
5 Clues: off with his head • renounce one's throne • Code French civil code established under Napoléon I in 1804 • append or add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document • a small, organized, dissenting group within a larger one, especially in politics
enlightenment thinkers 2023-09-13
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
Enlightenment Philosophers 2025-07-25
5 Clues: Believed in the separation of powers • Believed in the Freedom of Expression • Came up with the social contract theory • Wollstonecraft Wrote about women’s rights • Locke Believed government should protect people’s natural rights
India 2022-03-28
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- the series by which a task is accomplished
- numerals the numbers we use today
- the science of working with metals
- the largest religion in India today
- the process of rebirth
- based on the teachings of a man named Mahavira who is believed to have been born around 599 bc
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- the avoidance of violent actions
- a large landmass smaller than a contonent
- the focusing of the mind on spiritual ideas
- the effects a good or bad action will have on a person's soul
- going without food
- a state of perfect peace
- buddha a man who found enlightenment under a tree
13 Clues: going without food • the process of rebirth • a state of perfect peace • the avoidance of violent actions • numerals the numbers we use today • the science of working with metals • the largest religion in India today • a large landmass smaller than a contonent • the series by which a task is accomplished • the focusing of the mind on spiritual ideas • ...
French Revolution 2022-04-18
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- fierce political rival of Robespierre, Desmoulins and Danton
- who took over France after the death of Robespierre
- tax on everything from soap to tobacco
- land tax where the nobility and clergy were exempt from
- Palace where the King of France lived
- conservative group that were exterminated in a purge during the reign of terror
- what percentage did the
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- urban elite of the third estate
- salt tax
- Danton and Desmoulins created a new political group with more moderate views
- Louis XIV nickname, the greatest king of France
- name of the estate the nobility was from
- theory of knowledge rooted in rationality and critical thinking
13 Clues: salt tax • what percentage did the • urban elite of the third estate • Palace where the King of France lived • tax on everything from soap to tobacco • name of the estate the nobility was from • Louis XIV nickname, the greatest king of France • who took over France after the death of Robespierre • land tax where the nobility and clergy were exempt from • ...
Jaime Ferreira, Asia 2017-04-03
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- the four different social classes
- people that worked spreading religious beliefs
- interior enlightenment
- going without food
- seasonal wind patterns that cause wet or dry seasons
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- reaction to Hinduism that is based on the teachings of Mahavir
- a person that rules a country for someone who is not able to rule alone
- sacred hyms and poems.
- a mountain range in Asia separating the plains of the Indian subcontinent from Tibetan Plateau
- a process of relaxation and focus on breathing
- actions in return
- the first type of writing of Hinduism
- reaction to Hinduism that is based on the teachings of Guru Nanak
13 Clues: actions in return • going without food • sacred hyms and poems. • interior enlightenment • the four different social classes • the first type of writing of Hinduism • a process of relaxation and focus on breathing • people that worked spreading religious beliefs • seasonal wind patterns that cause wet or dry seasons • ...
Government Vocabulary 2014-01-07
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- English Philosopher who formed democracy
- government where political power is controlled by one individual
- people directly control and are responsible for the laws
- French philosopher who advocated the separation of political power
- which the ruler is a hereditary head of state who rules for life
- A body of laws
- rule by the few
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- where people elect leaders to write and manage the laws
- argued that humans could use reason to solve problems
- actual or hypothetical agreement
- society adopts or maintains a set of good, just, and fair laws
- country governed by elected representatives and led by a president
- the unjust use of government power
13 Clues: A body of laws • rule by the few • actual or hypothetical agreement • the unjust use of government power • English Philosopher who formed democracy • argued that humans could use reason to solve problems • where people elect leaders to write and manage the laws • people directly control and are responsible for the laws • ...
Liberalism 2014-10-29
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- / Liberals believed nature was _____.
- Class / What class of men were attracted to Liberalism?
- / The state should not interrupt the free play of natural economic forces.
- Liberalism / The belief people are free.
- Stuart Mill / One of the most prominent advocates of liberalism in the 19th century.
- / Disagreed with the subordination of _____.
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- Practices / The difference between men and women was due to ______ _________.
- Malthus / Who wrote the "Essay on the Principles of Population"?
- / The era Liberalism emerged out of.
- Ricardo / Wrote the "Principles of Political Economy".
- Revolution / Time period that Liberalism became the most significant in.
- / __________ of church and state.
- / _____ power of the government.
13 Clues: / _____ power of the government. • / __________ of church and state. • / The era Liberalism emerged out of. • / Liberals believed nature was _____. • Liberalism / The belief people are free. • / Disagreed with the subordination of _____. • Ricardo / Wrote the "Principles of Political Economy". • Class / What class of men were attracted to Liberalism? • ...
HISTORY PUZZLE 2023-01-21
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- art movement, that in their opposition to traditional rationalism of the times
- during the ___ century there was a great migration of Spaniards to America
- was an exclusive possession of the upper classes
- france
- artistic style that is manifiested in music, literature, sculpture, painting, that consists of a taste for conamention
- from Puebla region, mixes mesoamerican techniques
- was a social, ideological and political movement
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- mercury ( chemical element)
- was the conqueror of the territory named New Spain
- become one of the favorite inventions of people
- ¿ what was the religious cultural movement organized by the chatolic church?
- mexican political period from 1928-1934
- ¿ what was on evangelization strategy ?
13 Clues: france • mercury ( chemical element) • mexican political period from 1928-1934 • ¿ what was on evangelization strategy ? • become one of the favorite inventions of people • was an exclusive possession of the upper classes • was a social, ideological and political movement • from Puebla region, mixes mesoamerican techniques • ...
Enlightenment, Reformation and Printing Press 2023-08-30
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- Reformation leader, was the King of England
- Proposed that the best government has 3 branches
- Which religion did Martin Luther start?
- Philosopher who advocated for women's rights
- Proposed by John Locke. Everyone is born with them
- A famous Renaissance artist and sculptor
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- Martin Luther nailed 95 of these to Church Doors
- The very first book printed by Gutenberg with his new press
- Invented the printing press
- A famous Renaissance artist
- Wrote that a government should allow freedom of speech and freedom of religion
- A famous Renaissance sculptor
- A play by William Shakespeare
- The person who is considered to be the founder of political science and political social thought
14 Clues: Invented the printing press • A famous Renaissance artist • A famous Renaissance sculptor • A play by William Shakespeare • Which religion did Martin Luther start? • A famous Renaissance artist and sculptor • Reformation leader, was the King of England • Philosopher who advocated for women's rights • Martin Luther nailed 95 of these to Church Doors • ...
Romanticism 2024-03-10
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- The anti-intellectual attitude is reflected in the popularity of ______ elements
- What is the supreme example of innocence for Romantics?
- Author of Frankenstein
- Who were the voices advocating for societal change inspired by? (three words)
- What 2 emotions does Dark Romanticism focus on?
- A romantic poet (last name), also a famous bay in Australia
- Famous English Romantic poet
- The Romantic Period in English literature started with the publishment of...
- Characteristic of romanticism
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- Good friend and fellow romantic poet of 15.
- This period preceded romanticism
- What transformed England in this period?
- Famous Dark Romantic author
- Romantic poets do not focus on "reason" but on this instead
- Characteristic of romanticism
- What architectural style is often associated with Dark Romanticism?
- What did Romanticism react against?
- Romantic poets glorified this
18 Clues: Author of Frankenstein • Famous Dark Romantic author • Famous English Romantic poet • Characteristic of romanticism • Characteristic of romanticism • Romantic poets glorified this • This period preceded romanticism • What did Romanticism react against? • What transformed England in this period? • Good friend and fellow romantic poet of 15. • ...
Buddhism 2022-11-30
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- The Mahayana Buddhist word for scripture
- Oldest printed text in existence
- Right view, aspiration, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, concentration
- Sanskrit work for Meditation
- a double headed ritual implement
- An ancient burial mound
- Duhkha, samudaya, nirodha, marga
- The flower representing purity of the body, speech, and mind
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- Earliest Buddhist scriptures Vinaya pitaka, sutra pitaka, abhidarma pitaka
- The leader of Tibetan Buddhists
- The tree that the Buddha sat under to gain enlightenment
- An enlightened being who remains in this existence to help others
- a group of Buddhist sects that focus on meditation
- to think on or contemplate the Buddha
- The Buddha, his teachings, and the monks that preserve his work
- The founder of Buddhism
- The place that Buddha gave his first sermon
17 Clues: An ancient burial mound • The founder of Buddhism • Sanskrit work for Meditation • The leader of Tibetan Buddhists • Oldest printed text in existence • a double headed ritual implement • Duhkha, samudaya, nirodha, marga • to think on or contemplate the Buddha • The Mahayana Buddhist word for scripture • The place that Buddha gave his first sermon • ...
Reason for God 2022-09-15
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- Good thing that happens ordinary and doesn't happen often
- group of historically related denominations
- ascension of Jesus
- affecting the soul and beyond the material world
- the witnesses of Jesus' life that can give credit for his presence
- protestant christyian religious denomination
- book that christians believe in
- religion that believe in the Bible and Jesus
- know right and wrong
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- Christians have a different view on what is true.
- action or fact of forming a united whole
- enlightenment
- the material world and things we can use our five senses
- religious and cultural tradition of south asia
- beyond scientific understanding of laws of nature
- Bible has many of these
- human life is one of suffering and that meditation and labor and good behavior are ways to
17 Clues: enlightenment • ascension of Jesus • know right and wrong • Bible has many of these • book that christians believe in • action or fact of forming a united whole • group of historically related denominations • protestant christyian religious denomination • religion that believe in the Bible and Jesus • religious and cultural tradition of south asia • ...
Revolutionary Remarks 2022-01-19
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- Justified the colonies 'request for independence, drew inspiration from the Enlightenment
- Established that the consent of Parliament is required for the implementation of any new taxes
- Act that taxed molasses
- Leader of the colonial army
- The final battle of the American Revolution
- Act that taxed publications and legal documents
- Act that taxed imported items
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- Remained loyal to the British Monarchy
- British government formally recognized American independence
- Act that required the colonists to provide housing and accommodations for British troops
- Act that taxed tea
- A tactic the colonial army used effectively against the British forces
12 Clues: Act that taxed tea • Act that taxed molasses • Leader of the colonial army • Act that taxed imported items • Remained loyal to the British Monarchy • The final battle of the American Revolution • Act that taxed publications and legal documents • British government formally recognized American independence • ...
Toward a New Worldview 2019-01-04
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- Wealthy women's parlors where ideas were discussed
- Hobbes believed that absolute was the best type
- another name for the scientific revolution
- According to Rousseau "All mean are born free, but everywhere they are in ______"
- he wrote On the Revolution of the Heavenly Bodies
- he discovered chemical compounds and elements
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- Theory that the Earth revolves around the sun
- Rousseau stated that this corrupted man
- First to use the telescope for observation
- french for "philosophers"; enlightened thinker
- Locke stated that we should rule by the general one
- Brahe believed in the heliocentric theory but said the Earth doesn't ________
12 Clues: Rousseau stated that this corrupted man • First to use the telescope for observation • another name for the scientific revolution • Theory that the Earth revolves around the sun • he discovered chemical compounds and elements • french for "philosophers"; enlightened thinker • Hobbes believed that absolute was the best type • ...
Chapter 4 2024-09-25
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- Renter or Propertyless workers worked on the farm
- settling illegally on land
- Observed that the Earth travels around Sun
- renewal of religious enthusiasm
- placed married women under the protection and authority of husbands
- Emphasized the power of human reason to understand the world
- Life, Liberty, and property
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- Required goods to be carried on ships owned by English or colonial merchants
- evangelical Christian movement that focused on the personal relationship with god
- Ability to keep their households solvent and independent to pass the ability to next generation
- Way of thinking, not a religion
- Flexible form of indentured servitude
12 Clues: settling illegally on land • Life, Liberty, and property • Way of thinking, not a religion • renewal of religious enthusiasm • Flexible form of indentured servitude • Observed that the Earth travels around Sun • Renter or Propertyless workers worked on the farm • Emphasized the power of human reason to understand the world • ...
French Revolution 2023-03-07
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- A series of massacres and numerous public executions.
- First estate (Priestly class)
- All men were subjects of the king of France.
- The idea had a major role in inspiring the French Revolution.
- Influenced by Liberalism, Nationalism, Socialism, and communism.
- A written constitution had been established for France.
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- Napoleon was forced of his throne.
- To form a constitution monarchy and to curb the powers of the church and nobility.
- Third estate (poor and middle class people)
- Governed France from 9/3/1791 until 9/21/1792
- Second estate (Rich people)
- They abused their control, along with their expenses.
12 Clues: Second estate (Rich people) • First estate (Priestly class) • Napoleon was forced of his throne. • Third estate (poor and middle class people) • All men were subjects of the king of France. • Governed France from 9/3/1791 until 9/21/1792 • A series of massacres and numerous public executions. • They abused their control, along with their expenses. • ...
Holiday puzzle 2022-12-05
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- a cookie made in winter
- Holiday that happens on December 25
- a cake containing dried fruit and nuts.
- Holiday that starts on December 26
- said by Ebenezer scrooge
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- (in parts of the British Commonwealth) a public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day.
- the time or date (twice each year) at which the sun reaches its maximum or minimum declination, marked by the longest and shortest days
- archaic term for Christmas
- holds candles for Hanukkah
- a item of clothing
- Holiday that starts on December 19
- in Buddhism, the final Enlightenment
12 Clues: a item of clothing • a cookie made in winter • said by Ebenezer scrooge • archaic term for Christmas • holds candles for Hanukkah • Holiday that starts on December 19 • Holiday that starts on December 26 • Holiday that happens on December 25 • in Buddhism, the final Enlightenment • a cake containing dried fruit and nuts. • ...
Chapter 8 Vocabulary 2021-11-16
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- using rational thought to discover truths
- the group that elects the president and vice president
- enslaved persons would count as three-fifths of a person when determining population
- first written plan of US government
- a law that determined how the western lands would be governed
- the region given to the US by the Treaty of Paris
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- essays written to support the signing of the Constitution
- a country governed by elected representatives
- the plan that established a two house Congress
- a written plan of government
- a meeting to write the Constitution
- formally approve a plan
12 Clues: formally approve a plan • a written plan of government • a meeting to write the Constitution • first written plan of US government • using rational thought to discover truths • a country governed by elected representatives • the plan that established a two house Congress • the region given to the US by the Treaty of Paris • ...
Friedrich Nietzsche 2013-01-09
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- The movement that Nietzsche helped to found
- Nietzsche called himself this because of his "campaign against morality"
- The period that Nietzsche lived through
- Nietzsche argued that morality comes from _____
- Nietzsche's main area of work
- Nietzsche's nationality
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- The book in which Nietzsche began his "campaign against morality"
- "Life-_____", the concept of questioning any doctrines or teachings that drained "life's energies"
- Nietzsche argued that religion taught a "_____ morality"
- German word for Nietzsche's idea of a "Superman"
- The name for Nietzsche's argument that life was pointless and random
- Nietzsche believed that true morality exercised in _____ and not weakness
12 Clues: Nietzsche's nationality • Nietzsche's main area of work • The period that Nietzsche lived through • The movement that Nietzsche helped to found • Nietzsche argued that morality comes from _____ • German word for Nietzsche's idea of a "Superman" • Nietzsche argued that religion taught a "_____ morality" • The book in which Nietzsche began his "campaign against morality" • ...
Glossary of Spiritual Terms 2016-05-10
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- The part of me that lives for ever and ever and ever....
- I never mind what I have or don't have. Nothing matters
- No meat/dairy/eggs/honey for me, thank you! I am a ....
- I gave away my Ferrari to become a Buddhist monk!
- Born again and again (and again)
- Have no illusions, this is Complete Spiritual Freedom
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- I never use physical force. Pacifism
- Unconditional Love and Empathy
- There is only One God
- There is no God
- Supreme knowing. At One with God
- Stop thinking now! I am going out of my mind!
12 Clues: There is no God • There is only One God • Unconditional Love and Empathy • Supreme knowing. At One with God • Born again and again (and again) • I never use physical force. Pacifism • Stop thinking now! I am going out of my mind! • I gave away my Ferrari to become a Buddhist monk! • Have no illusions, this is Complete Spiritual Freedom • ...
Greece & Rome 2016-09-22
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- Social class made up of minor landholder
- An artificial channel for conveying water
- The role of many government by the people
- A person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment
- A state with political and economic control over the surrounding countryside
- Earth and planets revolve around the sun
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- A large political unit or state
- Fortified gathering place at the top of a hill
- ROMANA Period of piece and prosperity in the roman empire
- A form of government which leader is not a king
- Equality under the law
- A wealthy and powerful lawn owner
12 Clues: Equality under the law • A large political unit or state • A wealthy and powerful lawn owner • Social class made up of minor landholder • Earth and planets revolve around the sun • An artificial channel for conveying water • The role of many government by the people • A person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • Fortified gathering place at the top of a hill • ...
Holiday puzzle 2022-12-05
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- a cookie made in winter
- Holiday that happens on December 25
- a cake containing dried fruit and nuts.
- Holiday that starts on December 26
- said by Ebenezer scrooge
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- (in parts of the British Commonwealth) a public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day.
- the time or date (twice each year) at which the sun reaches its maximum or minimum declination, marked by the longest and shortest days
- archaic term for Christmas
- holds candles for Hanukkah
- a item of clothing
- Holiday that starts on December 19
- in Buddhism, the final Enlightenment
12 Clues: a item of clothing • a cookie made in winter • said by Ebenezer scrooge • archaic term for Christmas • holds candles for Hanukkah • Holiday that starts on December 19 • Holiday that starts on December 26 • Holiday that happens on December 25 • in Buddhism, the final Enlightenment • a cake containing dried fruit and nuts. • ...
World Religions 2024-07-19
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- The central deity in Zoroastrianism
- The Christian concept of "Father, Son, and Holy Spirit"
- The modern-day majority religion of India
- The Abrahamic religion that centers on Muhammad's revalations
- The Abrahamic religion revolving around Jesus Christ
- The first Abrahamic religion
- The person who led the Hebrews out of Egypt
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- The holy book of Islam
- A Chinese philosophy focused on social order and hierarchy
- One of the first monotheistic religions, developed in ancient Persia and Mesopotamia
- The name for the religious pilgrimage to Mecca that is taken by Muslims
- A religion that originated in India, focusing on achieving enlightenment
12 Clues: The holy book of Islam • The first Abrahamic religion • The central deity in Zoroastrianism • The modern-day majority religion of India • The person who led the Hebrews out of Egypt • The Abrahamic religion revolving around Jesus Christ • The Christian concept of "Father, Son, and Holy Spirit" • A Chinese philosophy focused on social order and hierarchy • ...
Historical periods 2024-08-03
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- The current era, marked by rapid globalization and digital technology
- Questioning traditional narratives and embracing diversity
- Philosophers, city-states, and the foundations of Western thought
- Factories, steam power, and rapid technological change
- An era of reason, science, and challenging tradition
- The 20th century and the world as we know it today
- Expansion, exploration, and the growth of empires
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- Ideological rivalry between capitalism and communism
- Decolonization, nationalism, and the legacy of colonial rule
- A rebirth of art, culture, and learning in Europe
- Cradle of early civilizations, predates the Common Era
- Castles, knights, and the rise of Christianity in Europe
12 Clues: A rebirth of art, culture, and learning in Europe • Expansion, exploration, and the growth of empires • The 20th century and the world as we know it today • Ideological rivalry between capitalism and communism • An era of reason, science, and challenging tradition • Factories, steam power, and rapid technological change • ...
Helen's Crossword 2024-10-25
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- founded for Religious freedom for a pure society
- civil war that led to an increase in slavery
- helped the Pilgrims
- a period in the 1700s where people began to study human nature, reasoning, and science
- wanted to purify the English church
- founded for profit
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- called the breadbakset
- the first, and failed English attempted colonizing
- given to William Penn for a debt owned
- the first permanent English settlement, leader of the colony was John Smith
- the oldest settlement in America founded by Juan Ponce De Leon
- celebrated the first Thanksgiving, lasted three days
12 Clues: founded for profit • helped the Pilgrims • called the breadbakset • wanted to purify the English church • given to William Penn for a debt owned • civil war that led to an increase in slavery • founded for Religious freedom for a pure society • the first, and failed English attempted colonizing • celebrated the first Thanksgiving, lasted three days • ...
Chapter 4 2024-09-26
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- an evangelical Cristian movement that stressed the individual's personal relationship with God
- renter
- someone who settles on land illegally
- the ability to keep households solvent and independent
- life, liberty, and property
- system- a flexible form of indentured servitude
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- take in (food, culture, or ideas)
- New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
- a movement that emphasized the power of human reason to understand and shape the world
- the process of treating someone with a vaccine against a sickness
- type of revolution that raised living standards, but landed colonies in debt
- (of land) useful for crowing crops
12 Clues: renter • life, liberty, and property • take in (food, culture, or ideas) • New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania • (of land) useful for crowing crops • someone who settles on land illegally • system- a flexible form of indentured servitude • the ability to keep households solvent and independent • the process of treating someone with a vaccine against a sickness • ...
Ch. 22: The Scientific Revolution & Enlightenment 2021-02-02
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- He was passionate about freedom of speech and religion.
- He came up with the social contract system of government.
- The first step in the Scientific Method.
- Made reforms in Austria such as freedom of worship and ended serfdom.
- Grand ornate design.
- An agreement between people and the strong ruler to hand over their rights for law and order.
- This country was gobbled up by Russia, Prussia, and Austria and ceased to exist for a century.
- Theory that reason can solve problems.
- Sun centered universe.
- Believed in prison reform, especially about ending torture and getting speedy trials.
- Social gatherings where intellects discussed ideas.
- Absolute ruler that used some new ideas and made reforms.
- First person to write about the sun centered universe theory.
- Fought for women's equality in education and jobs.
- He explained the laws of motion theories and that the universe ran lock a clock.
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- Agreed with the sun centered universe theory and was put under house arrest by the church.
- Tried reforms in Russia but a massive uprising by serfs changed her mind.
- A new way of thinking about the natural world.
- He believed in individual freedoms that were curbed by the common good for society.
- Earth centered universe.
- First 10 amendments of the U. S. Constitution
- Simple and elegant style of art and architecture.
- He was in favor of separation of powers in government.
- This mathematician relied on logic.
- Power is divided between national and state governments.
- This person relied on experiments to find the answers.
26 Clues: Grand ornate design. • Sun centered universe. • Earth centered universe. • This mathematician relied on logic. • Theory that reason can solve problems. • The first step in the Scientific Method. • First 10 amendments of the U. S. Constitution • A new way of thinking about the natural world. • Simple and elegant style of art and architecture. • ...
The Scientific Revolution and The Enlightenment 2024-11-19
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- Herramienta que permitió a los científicos estudiar organismos pequeños y células.
- Científico que formuló las leyes del movimiento y la gravitación universal.
- Escritor de la Ilustración que abogó por la libertad de expresión y religión.
- Filósofo que describió el "estado de naturaleza" como "desagradable, brutal y corto."
- Editó la Enciclopedia para difundir las ideas de la Ilustración.
- Instrumento que revolucionó la astronomía al observar cuerpos celestes.
- Pensador de la Ilustración que propuso la separación de poderes en el gobierno.
- La creencia de que la Tierra es el centro del universo.
- Restricción de ideas que desafiaban creencias tradicionales o la autoridad.
- Movimiento intelectual centrado en la razón, la ciencia y el progreso humano.
- Astrónomo que desarrolló las leyes del movimiento planetario.
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- La teoría de que la Tierra y los planetas giran alrededor del Sol.
- Desarrolló el método científico y enfatizó la investigación empírica.
- Central en el pensamiento de la Ilustración como forma de entender el mundo.
- Defensora de los derechos de las mujeres y autora de Vindicación de los derechos de la mujer.
- Propuso el modelo heliocéntrico del sistema solar.
- Pensadores de la Ilustración que aplicaron la razón a la sociedad y el gobierno.
- La práctica de basarse en la observación y la experiencia en la ciencia.
- Filósofo que defendió los derechos naturales: vida, libertad y propiedad.
- Padre de la anatomía moderna que mejoró el conocimiento del cuerpo humano.
- Filósofo conocido por "Pienso, luego existo" y el razonamiento deductivo.
- Astrónomo italiano que apoyó el heliocentrismo y mejoró el telescopio.
- Creía en el contrato social y la idea de la soberanía popular.
23 Clues: Propuso el modelo heliocéntrico del sistema solar. • La creencia de que la Tierra es el centro del universo. • Astrónomo que desarrolló las leyes del movimiento planetario. • Creía en el contrato social y la idea de la soberanía popular. • Editó la Enciclopedia para difundir las ideas de la Ilustración. • ...
Absolutism & Enlightenment Review (10C) V2 NAME:_____________ 2024-11-22
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- Locke's beliefs influenced democratic __________ in France and the USA (see back of flipbook)
- Both Peter the Great and Louis XIV took power away from their __________(#5)
- the name of an intellectual movement emphasizing human reason and the idea that people should have a say in government (democracy!) (see flipbooks)
- The "Sun King" who ruled France for 72 years (#2)
- This guaranteed trial by jury and habeas corpus for Englishmen (#6 & 7)
- name of Thomas Hobbes influential book (see flipbooks)
- When rulers claimed complete authority within their territories, this was known as this kind of power (#2)
- The primary thing that limited the power of English monarchs (#6 & 7)
- After the English Civil War, Cromwell led England's government, which was not a monarchy but rather a _______ (#7)
- Peter the Great controlled this church (#4 & 5)
- He proposed natural rights that all men should have; he opposed absolute monarchy (last name only) (see flipbooks)
- Indian empire that promoted Islam, but also tolerated other religions (#8)
- an empire that practiced Buddhism and limited contact with Europe (#8)
- french protestants hated by Louis XIV (#2 & 3)
- By 1700, most of Europe (besides England) was ruled by _________(2 words)(#2 & 3)
- the name of the person in Japan who had military power (#8)
- Louis XIV repealed it, ending religious tolerance in France (#2 & 3)
- A nation that established a constitutional monarchy (#6 & 7)
- ruler of Mughal Empire; promoted religious tolerance (#8)
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- This event affirmed the power of Parliament was greater than royal power of the king (#6 & 7)
- Peter the Great's policies that attempted to make Russia more modern and similar to England & Holland (#4 & 5)
- he supported absolute monarchy, but opposed the idea of "divine right" (last name only)(see flipbooks)
- famous architecture of the Mughal Empire (#8)
- Although the Mughal Empire promoted Islam, most people it ruled practiced__ (#8)
- A west African empire that practiced Islam
- an event that resulted in the public execution of Charles I (#6)
- this justified the power of absolute monarchs (#2)
- In East Asia, this country's emperor had no power! (2 words) (#8)
- life, liberty, and property are considered ______________ (see Locke in flipbooks)
- He restored the English monarchy after Cromwell’s republic failed (#6
- The English Civil War was a fight between supporters of the king vs. ____ (#6 & 7)
- He built Russia's first navy (#4 & 5)
- An Islamic empire that produced ceramics and coffee
- The Glorious Revolution was "glorious" because it was ______(#7)
- Monarchs who came to power in the Glorious Revolution ____&____ (#6 & 7)
- absolute monarchs of Russia were called ____ (#4 & 5)
- This monarch tried to take away trial by jury...and lost his head as a result (#6 & 7)
- a symbol of Louis XIV's royal power; made his nobles live there (#2 & 3)
38 Clues: He built Russia's first navy (#4 & 5) • A west African empire that practiced Islam • famous architecture of the Mughal Empire (#8) • french protestants hated by Louis XIV (#2 & 3) • Peter the Great controlled this church (#4 & 5) • The "Sun King" who ruled France for 72 years (#2) • this justified the power of absolute monarchs (#2) • ...
Enlightenment, Scientific Revolution, and American Revolution 2022-09-23
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- He discovered the heart pumps blood through the body
- This man believed that if a government fails to do its job you should overthrow it
- Sun-Centered
- “Don’t fire til you see the whites of their ______” was uttered at the Battle of Bunker Hill
- Did his work explaining the universal law of gravitation
- Last battle of the American Revolution
- Boston protest group “The Son’s of __________”
- Man who once said “I think therefore I am”
- A change
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- Father of the Heliocentric theory
- Earth-Centered
- 1770 Protest where colonists were shot is known as the Boston _________________
- This man dissected human bodies for educational purposes
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- America’s first constitution “The Articles of _________________”
- The agreement you make to be governed is known as the Social __________
- Man who developed the Scientific Method
- Selected to be in charge of the Continental Army
- This battle was the turning point of the American Revolution
- Somebody who was there is a _____________source
- Authored the concept of separation of powers and the 3 branches of government
- This man argued for a separation between church and state
- Man who declared people have natural rights
- Thomas Paine’s pamphlet, Common ___________
- Introduced the concept of Laissez-Fair economics
- Washington’s surprise attack across the Delaware River, Battle of _____________
- Did his work studying planetary motion and the elliptical motion of the universe.
- First ten changes to the U.S. Constitution
- Officially ended American Revolution Treaty of _______________
29 Clues: A change • Sun-Centered • Earth-Centered • Father of the Heliocentric theory • Last battle of the American Revolution • Man who developed the Scientific Method • Author of the Declaration of Independence • Man who once said “I think therefore I am” • First ten changes to the U.S. Constitution • Man who declared people have natural rights • ...
Ancient History-Rome Review 2022-05-26
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- the buddhist path to enlightenment
- the social structure of India that determined the jobs you could have, and who you could marry
- most civilizations started around these
- geographic feature that contributed to the formation of city states in Greece
- one of the most important contributions of Athens
- first written laws, harsh, punishments by class
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- helped rome move their military and control the empire
- fertile soil, irrigation, and drinking water are ____ of rivers
- famous general becomes a dictator
- religion rome spread through europe
- building designed to entertain people and reduce rioting
11 Clues: famous general becomes a dictator • the buddhist path to enlightenment • religion rome spread through europe • most civilizations started around these • first written laws, harsh, punishments by class • one of the most important contributions of Athens • helped rome move their military and control the empire • building designed to entertain people and reduce rioting • ...
The Enlightenment and Revolutions in Europe 2021-04-21
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- the belief that a person's ------ deserved greater loyalty than other groups
- was known as the Sun King
- the new way of thinking about the human world is this movement
- a political movement that removed the french king from power and reformed a republic
- was taller than 5ft.
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- someone with extreme views
- the ability to go somewhere
- a policy building an empire through conquest
- didn't really say a famous saying
- the idea that becomes God had made him king, he had unlimited right to rule
- machines replaced human labor
11 Clues: was taller than 5ft. • was known as the Sun King • someone with extreme views • the ability to go somewhere • machines replaced human labor • didn't really say a famous saying • a policy building an empire through conquest • the new way of thinking about the human world is this movement • the idea that becomes God had made him king, he had unlimited right to rule • ...
Salon Scandal 2024-02-16
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- Social gatherings where people discussed literature, politics, and philosophy.
- an inspirational and self-taught math mathematician and philosopher
- He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour
- Who's laws inspired Marie Germain?
- an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy
- Country where the salons were located
- Palace that Madame De Pompadour lived in. Known for it's gardens
- who said "Dare to know"
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- King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress
- Period when people questioned old traditions
- The type of women who attend the salons
11 Clues: who said "Dare to know" • King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress • Who's laws inspired Marie Germain? • Country where the salons were located • The type of women who attend the salons • He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour • Period when people questioned old traditions • an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy • ...
Salon Scandal 2024-02-16
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- Social gatherings where people discussed literature, politics, and philosophy.
- an inspirational and self-taught math mathematician and philosopher
- He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour
- Who's laws inspired Marie Germain?
- an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy
- Country where the salons were located
- Palace that Madame De Pompadour lived in. Known for it's gardens
- who said "Dare to know"
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- King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress
- Period when people questioned old traditions
- The type of women who attend the salons
11 Clues: who said "Dare to know" • King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress • Who's laws inspired Marie Germain? • Country where the salons were located • The type of women who attend the salons • He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour • Period when people questioned old traditions • an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy • ...
A samurai must know these words by Robert G. 2023-04-27
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- Having experiences and knowledge, especially with culture and art
- A belief that all people can reach paradise
- The head of the military government of Japan in the era of the samurai
- Lower in rank or quality
- the return of a past state, situation, or ruler
- A member of a mighty warrior class in Japan
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- A form of Buddhism that involves achieving enlightenment through meditation
- A samurai code that made warriors be honest
- Style of defense that began in Asia
- A local lord in Japan in the era of the samurai
- To manage and organize
- The highest level
12 Clues: The highest level • To manage and organize • Lower in rank or quality • Style of defense that began in Asia • A samurai code that made warriors be honest • A belief that all people can reach paradise • A member of a mighty warrior class in Japan • A local lord in Japan in the era of the samurai • the return of a past state, situation, or ruler • ...
Crossword 2017-07-05
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- a preliminary or opening statement
- the scientific process of observing and testing a hypothesis
- system of government that limits power of one branch over another
- a central government with elected officials
- a rebirth of the artistic forms of the Ancient Greeks and Romans
- a speculative explanation for a scientific problem
- a document defining the laws of a government
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- having intellectual insight
- a new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s
- philosophical thinkers of the French Enlightenment
- a set of statements to explain a group of facts or phenomena
- a gathering for social and political discussions
12 Clues: having intellectual insight • a preliminary or opening statement • a new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s • a central government with elected officials • a document defining the laws of a government • a gathering for social and political discussions • philosophical thinkers of the French Enlightenment • a speculative explanation for a scientific problem • ...
Government by the People 2025-01-14
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- Government defined by a written plan of law
- Theory that the power of government comes from the agreement of the people.
- Enlightenment philosopher who influenced the development of government in the U.S.
- Branch of government that makes laws.
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- Government where power is distributed between different levels like state and local authority.
- Branch of government that executes the laws.
- Government that abuses its power by taking citizens rights.
- Idea that the government only has the power defined by law.
- Theory that people's liberties are inherent to them.
- Branch of government that interprets laws.
- Government by citizens.
- Government by representatives.
12 Clues: Government by citizens. • Government by representatives. • Branch of government that makes laws. • Branch of government that interprets laws. • Government defined by a written plan of law • Branch of government that executes the laws. • Theory that people's liberties are inherent to them. • Government that abuses its power by taking citizens rights. • ...
Lesson 23 Crossword 2025-01-22
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- a Japanese ruler who encouraged cultural diffusion from countries on the Asian mainland
- impressive natural objects, such as wind, lightning, rivers, mountains, waterfalls, large trees, and unusual stones
- a Japanese religion that expresses love and respect for nature
- a state of perfect peace
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- the state of gaining spiritual knowledge and finding truth
- Japanese poetry
- Chinese writing
- a spiritual discipline that involves deep relaxation and clearing the mind of distracting thoughts
- a tower-shaped structure with several stories and upturned, tiled roofs
- Japanese clans
- borrowed letters
- a Chinese-style capital the imperial government built in 710
12 Clues: Japanese clans • Japanese poetry • Chinese writing • borrowed letters • a state of perfect peace • the state of gaining spiritual knowledge and finding truth • a Chinese-style capital the imperial government built in 710 • a Japanese religion that expresses love and respect for nature • a tower-shaped structure with several stories and upturned, tiled roofs • ...
Unit 3: The Age of Enlightenment 2024-11-07
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- Advocated by Voltaire, accepting others despite religious/political differences whether you agree with it or not
- _________ of Powers were established by Montesquieu to avoid tyranny
- Discovered the heliocentric view of the universe
- Viewed man as naturally "good" and "reasonable"
- Most influential philosophe
- French for Philosopher
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- Advocated for the importance of education
- The Enlightenment valued ______, science, and individualism
- Viewed man as naturally "selfish" and "wicked"
- Locke's ______ Rights include Life, Liberty, and Property
- A person who must see something to believe it
- Viewing God as the "divine watchmaker" who created the universe, but is not involved in it
12 Clues: French for Philosopher • Most influential philosophe • Advocated for the importance of education • A person who must see something to believe it • Viewed man as naturally "selfish" and "wicked" • Viewed man as naturally "good" and "reasonable" • Discovered the heliocentric view of the universe • Locke's ______ Rights include Life, Liberty, and Property • ...
Indian Art 2026-02-09
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- Designs applied to the body (arms, hands, chest, back, feet)
- What word would describe Hinduism or Buddhism?
- Who is the key figure associated with Buddhism?
- Henna usually lasts for 1 to 3 [?]
- Identical parts (lines of [?])
- Repeated designs
- Continent that India can be found in
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- Wat kind of shapes can you usually find in Indian art (i.e. Mehndi or Mandala designs)?
- Round design full of patterns, representing the universe
- The largest religion in India
- Flower that represents purity, transition, creation, rebirth, prosperity, and enlightenment
- A paste that goes on orange and turns brown over time
12 Clues: Repeated designs • The largest religion in India • Identical parts (lines of [?]) • Henna usually lasts for 1 to 3 [?] • Continent that India can be found in • What word would describe Hinduism or Buddhism? • Who is the key figure associated with Buddhism? • A paste that goes on orange and turns brown over time • Round design full of patterns, representing the universe • ...
French Revolution 2021-04-19
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- military leader, declared himself emperor of France
- King during revolution, killed by radicals
- ability to go somewhere or get something
- device used to behead a person
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- form of government where citizens have a right to vote and elect officials
- evil, used in Morris's letter to Jefferson
- belief that all people in a nation are in there own group, no matter what race
- a period during the 1600s and 1700s when people studied culture and society
- people with extreme views
- hatred or disgust
- policy of building an empire from conquest
11 Clues: hatred or disgust • people with extreme views • device used to behead a person • ability to go somewhere or get something • evil, used in Morris's letter to Jefferson • King during revolution, killed by radicals • policy of building an empire from conquest • military leader, declared himself emperor of France • ...
Salon Scandal 2024-02-16
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- Social gatherings where people discussed literature, politics, and philosophy.
- an inspirational and self-taught math mathematician and philosopher
- He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour
- Who's laws inspired Marie Germain?
- an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy
- Country where the salons were located
- Palace that Madame De Pompadour lived in. Known for it's gardens
- who said "Dare to know"
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- King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress
- Period when people questioned old traditions
- The type of women who attend the salons
11 Clues: who said "Dare to know" • King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress • Who's laws inspired Marie Germain? • Country where the salons were located • The type of women who attend the salons • He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour • Period when people questioned old traditions • an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy • ...
Salon Scandal 2024-02-16
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- Social gatherings where people discussed literature, politics, and philosophy.
- an inspirational and self-taught math mathematician and philosopher
- He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour
- Who's laws inspired Marie Germain?
- an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy
- Country where the salons were located
- Palace that Madame De Pompadour lived in. Known for it's gardens
- who said "Dare to know"
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- King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress
- Period when people questioned old traditions
- The type of women who attend the salons
11 Clues: who said "Dare to know" • King Louis XV’s Chief Mistress • Who's laws inspired Marie Germain? • Country where the salons were located • The type of women who attend the salons • He greatly respected Madame De Pompadour • Period when people questioned old traditions • an award won by Marie Sophie from the Paris academy • ...
FRENCH REVOLUTION 2024-09-26
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- A king or queen with all the power.
- A time of making new ideas.
- Someone who believed in the separation of powers.
- Nobles, paid no taxes.
- A radical politician and journalist, was the leader of the radical Montagnard.
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- The event that started the French Revolution.
- A radical group determined to transform France.
- king of France.
- King Louis the 16th wife.
- Peasants, paid all the taxes, the largest estate group. They called themselves France.
- An individual who believed in the natural rights of life, liberty and property.
11 Clues: king of France. • Nobles, paid no taxes. • King Louis the 16th wife. • A time of making new ideas. • A king or queen with all the power. • The event that started the French Revolution. • A radical group determined to transform France. • Someone who believed in the separation of powers. • A radical politician and journalist, was the leader of the radical Montagnard. • ...
Industrialization 2020-11-08
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- Relating to middle class
- Conflict between rich and poor
- Economic system of international trade
- System where everyone in society shares production
- People who worked for nobles in exchange for protection
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- A term "leave it be"
- Idea that if the government doesn't intervene there will be good economy
- Economic system where products are controlled by the government
- Economic system where the people run businesses not the government
- Theory named after him Marxism
- An Enlightenment thinker, who believed that giving money to citizens will profit the economy
11 Clues: A term "leave it be" • Relating to middle class • Conflict between rich and poor • Theory named after him Marxism • Economic system of international trade • System where everyone in society shares production • People who worked for nobles in exchange for protection • Economic system where products are controlled by the government • ...
Medieval Awesomely Medieval Crossword Puzzle 2013-04-05
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- an oath made on a certain court of sport
- a way of war often mistaken with the animal
- a time when people started to value the human race
- a time of many executions
- a person who studies humans
- a part of the government related to estates general
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- a weapon used to kill many kings and queens during the reign of terror
- the rights that include nature
- time period of total chaos and burnings and killings
- a wall used to reinforce security
- a time period of substantial growth in science
11 Clues: a time of many executions • a person who studies humans • the rights that include nature • a wall used to reinforce security • an oath made on a certain court of sport • a way of war often mistaken with the animal • a time period of substantial growth in science • a time when people started to value the human race • a part of the government related to estates general • ...
OF WOMEN AND WITCHES 2024-09-12
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- 90% of witches were...
- even educated people like the __________ of Scotland believed in witches.
- the opposite of "innocent"
- you might be accused of being a witch if you have a ____________ behaviour.
- James VI decided to start one, after a storm hit his fleet.
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- this is the general term for what witches do.
- witches are said to work with him.
- this word means "les Lumières" in French (the historical period!)
- name of the animal who is close to the witch
- witches don't "throw" spells, they ____________ them.
- a woman whose husband is dead
11 Clues: 90% of witches were... • the opposite of "innocent" • a woman whose husband is dead • witches are said to work with him. • name of the animal who is close to the witch • this is the general term for what witches do. • witches don't "throw" spells, they ____________ them. • James VI decided to start one, after a storm hit his fleet. • ...
Sing to the dawn crossword (Chp.7-13) 2013-07-24
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- What was Dawan hiding behind of?
- Who stopped Vichai?
- What did Bao offer Dawan?
- Kwai and Dawan _________ together walking home.
- Where was Kwai sitting at?
- What was the colour of the umbrella?
- Who did Dawan meet?
- What was Dawan doing when sitting on the bench?
- Who is the flowergirl's brother?
- What was Kwai doing?
- Kwai was going to catch a ____
- Did Dawan sit infront of Vichai or behind?
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- Who was walking back to home with the buffalo?
- Father was in a ______ mood.
- What was Dawan buying?
- Who did Dawan want to see?
- Where did Dawan go?
- What was the head abbot heading for?
- How many pennies did Dawan have?
- What were the monks doing?
- What did Father do to Kwai
- In what state do you reach enlightenment?
- What animal was trapped in the cages?
- Dawan was ______ home
- Who stopped Dawan's bleeding?
25 Clues: Who stopped Vichai? • Where did Dawan go? • Who did Dawan meet? • What was Kwai doing? • Dawan was ______ home • What was Dawan buying? • What did Bao offer Dawan? • Who did Dawan want to see? • Where was Kwai sitting at? • What were the monks doing? • What did Father do to Kwai • Father was in a ______ mood. • Who stopped Dawan's bleeding? • Kwai was going to catch a ____ • ...
World Religions 2015-09-15
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- Full enlightenment.
- Faith, Prayer, Alms, Fasting, and Pilgrimage make up these.
- The man who led the Hebrews out of Egyptian slavery.
- Girls coming of age party.
- An individuals soul is reborn over and over.
- The founder of Islam.
- Believed to be the Christian Messiah.
- A Hindi priest.
- Laws of Christianity.
- Boys coming of age party.
- The Muslim word for God.
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- The holy book for Islam.
- The "father" of the Hebrew people.
- Founder of Buddhism.
- The system of social class in the Indo-Aryan society.
- The belief in ONE god.
- Christian Holy Book.
- The good or bad deeds that follow a person from one life to another.
- Founder of Confucianism.
- The belief in MULTIPLE gods.
- Jewish holy book.
- The religion with 4 noble truths.
- The Holy city for Islam.
- Collections of prayers, hymns, and rituals to please the gods.
24 Clues: A Hindi priest. • Jewish holy book. • Full enlightenment. • Founder of Buddhism. • Christian Holy Book. • The founder of Islam. • Laws of Christianity. • The belief in ONE god. • The holy book for Islam. • Founder of Confucianism. • The Holy city for Islam. • The Muslim word for God. • Boys coming of age party. • Girls coming of age party. • The belief in MULTIPLE gods. • ...
Revolutionary Characters 2015-10-10
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- The name of Jefferson's plantation
- Book on Jefferson's inconsistencies/hypocrisies
- Radical pamphlet of American Revolution
- Paine was raised/born here
- Location of George Washington's plantation
- Benjamin Franklins second home
- "The Rights of Man"
- Commander in Chief Revolutionary War
- Washington got presidential advice from
- Jefferson believed in minimal
- Washington's presidential salary
- A place to escape European nations
- Washington wrote "Poor Richards
- Jefferson's second revolution
- Washington's vice president in 1789
- tax on newspapers and documents
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- Washington had the gift of
- Paine considered himself a
- 22nd Amendment in 1951
- Washington's most important act as president
- Washington lacked a formal
- Washington provided these to "his" slaves
- Led a classic American success story
- Jefferson's intimate household slave
- Thomas Paine, America's first
- Washington, a child of the
- Jefferson was unable to free his
- The main principle of Jefferson
- Embodied America's democratic ideals/hopes
- Country that beloved Franklin
30 Clues: "The Rights of Man" • 22nd Amendment in 1951 • Washington had the gift of • Paine considered himself a • Washington lacked a formal • Paine was raised/born here • Washington, a child of the • Thomas Paine, America's first • Jefferson believed in minimal • Country that beloved Franklin • Jefferson's second revolution • Benjamin Franklins second home • The main principle of Jefferson • ...
Revolutionary Characters: 2016-10-11
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- Washington's secretary of state.
- Most radical and important pamphlet in the American Revolution.
- What year did Paine return to America?
- Synonym for virtue or self-sacrifice.
- Country Franklin prolonged love for.
- One way to abuse Paine was to say he _____ _____?
- What religion was Paine's dad?
- Expression of American political thinking.
- President's death marked American history.
- Paine wrote _____ _____ _____for personal advantage, not America.
- Thomas Paine supported trial for _____ for treason.
- Jefferson's years of public service.
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- President who was not young.
- Vice president during Washington's time.
- A wealthy Philadelphia lawyer.
- Author of Common Sense.
- Washington's Virginia Army had _____ slaves?
- Jefferson line fathered children of?
- What book attacked Christianity and the Bible?
- Definition of enlightenment, gentility, and taste.
- Commander Chief of the Constitution.
- How many men signed the Constitution?
- Paine wore no _____ over his black eyes.
23 Clues: Author of Common Sense. • President who was not young. • A wealthy Philadelphia lawyer. • What religion was Paine's dad? • Washington's secretary of state. • Jefferson line fathered children of? • Country Franklin prolonged love for. • Commander Chief of the Constitution. • Jefferson's years of public service. • Synonym for virtue or self-sacrifice. • ...
Section 4 Vocabulary 2018-02-02
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- Ottawa chief who opposed British settlements
- religious movement in the colonies 1730s – 1740s
- regulates colonial trade
- reduced the power of English monarchs
- group of royal advisors
- kings and queens
- colony granted full rights of a self-government
- banned British settlements west of the Appalachian Mountains
- idea that reason and logic could improve society
- philosopher
- England’s elected legislature
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- part of the triangular trade where slaves were brought to the Americas
- leader of the Great Awakening
- ends the French and Indian War Between England and France
- economic policy that increases trade of a nation and increases gold and silver collection
- land claimed by both the English and the French
- changes in thoughts, beliefs, and society by science
- war in Europe between 1756 - 1763
- goods and slaves traded among the Americas, Britain, and Africa
- town’s people talk and decide on local issues
20 Clues: philosopher • kings and queens • group of royal advisors • regulates colonial trade • leader of the Great Awakening • England’s elected legislature • war in Europe between 1756 - 1763 • reduced the power of English monarchs • Ottawa chief who opposed British settlements • town’s people talk and decide on local issues • land claimed by both the English and the French • ...
Hobbit Vocabulary 2021-02-15
Across
- taking pains to avoid being observed in a manner indicating nervousness (being cautious or appearing suspicious)
- stubbornly unyielding to the wishes of others
- to alter, modify, or improve
- payment
- indirect (deviating from a straight course -- physically or in speech or conduct)
- a flat cake made of oatmeal and/or barley
- hatred between enemies
- to gather something valuable and store it; or the collection of such things -- often hidden
- a sign of something about to happen
Down
- decorated with bright and vivid colors
- to steal; or the goods stolen
- very bad, in various senses such as: unfortunate or miserable of poor quality
- to be or cause to be nervous or upset
- a negotiation or discussion -- especially between enemies
- arrogant or condescending (acting superior or self-important)
- a very steep cliff
- smalls streams; rivulets of water
- lacking enlightenment, knowledge, or culture
- fun and laughter
- wise; judicious; careful
20 Clues: payment • fun and laughter • a very steep cliff • hatred between enemies • wise; judicious; careful • to alter, modify, or improve • to steal; or the goods stolen • smalls streams; rivulets of water • a sign of something about to happen • to be or cause to be nervous or upset • decorated with bright and vivid colors • a flat cake made of oatmeal and/or barley • ...
GG 2020-12-25
Across
- Hardest instrument
- Always too busy taking pictures
- Popular singer, also a starbucks size
- Colour of UBC Science
- That sour green thing I ate once
- Incapable of playing quietly
- Incapable of playing in tune
- Clarinet but better
- Legendary Taylor
- Instrument banned from orchestra
- Hathaway with huge eyes
- They’re either too quiet or they’re squeaking
- Who run the world?
- Powerful Kamala
Down
- An exercise to make a minute last forever
- Watson of magic and owls
- Eccentric teacher at Argyle
- Best teacher at Argyle
- Half the band was made of them
- Queen B
- Friday school for enlightenment
- Former First Lady
- UBC mascot
- Raw veggie commonly served with kebabs
- Drum that makes you deaf
- How did you even get this nickname?
- Her Diary album was a smash hit
- 2011 Europe trip
- Singer-songwriter with outrageous outfits
29 Clues: Queen B • UBC mascot • Powerful Kamala • Legendary Taylor • 2011 Europe trip • 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 • Incapable of playing in tune • ...
Olga 2020-12-25
Across
- Hardest instrument
- Always too busy taking pictures
- Popular singer, also a starbucks size
- Colour of UBC Science
- That sour green thing I ate once
- Incapable of playing quietly
- Incapable of playing in tune
- Clarinet but better
- Legendary Taylor
- Instrument banned from orchestra
- Hathaway with huge eyes
- They’re either too quiet or they’re squeaking
- Who run the world?
- Powerful Kamala
Down
- An exercise to make a minute last forever
- Watson of magic and owls
- Eccentric teacher at Argyle
- Best teacher at Argyle
- Half the band was made of them
- Queen B
- Friday school for enlightenment
- Former First Lady
- UBC mascot
- Raw veggie commonly served with kebabs
- Drum that makes you deaf
- How did you even get this nickname?
- Her Diary album was a smash hit
- 2011 Europe trip
- Singer-songwriter with outrageous outfits
29 Clues: Queen B • UBC mascot • Powerful Kamala • Legendary Taylor • 2011 Europe trip • 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 • Incapable of playing in tune • ...
Olga 2020-12-25
Across
- Hardest instrument
- Always too busy taking pictures
- Popular singer, also a starbucks size
- Colour of UBC Science
- That sour green thing I ate once
- Incapable of playing quietly
- Incapable of playing in tune
- Clarinet but better
- Legendary Taylor
- Instrument banned from orchestra
- Hathaway with huge eyes
- They’re either too quiet or they’re squeaking
- Who run the world?
- Powerful Kamala
Down
- An exercise to make a minute last forever
- Watson of magic and owls
- Eccentric teacher at Argyle
- Best teacher at Argyle
- Half the band was made of them
- Queen B
- Friday school for enlightenment
- Former First Lady
- UBC mascot
- Raw veggie commonly served with kebabs
- Drum that makes you deaf
- How did you even get this nickname?
- Her Diary album was a smash hit
- 2011 Europe trip
- Singer-songwriter with outrageous outfits
29 Clues: Queen B • UBC mascot • Powerful Kamala • Legendary Taylor • 2011 Europe trip • 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 • Incapable of playing in tune • ...
Module 18- Review 2021-02-24
Across
- grand, ornate style
- theory the universe revolved around the sun
- social gatherings to discuss political ideas
- published A Vindication of the Right of Woman
- philosopher that fought for the abolition of torture
- nonreligious beliefs and activities
- discovers heliocentric theory and begins scientific revolution
- philosopher that believed in separation of powers
- experimental method
- bottom to the top reasoning
Down
- says "I think therefore I am"
- means "new classical"
- philosopher that believed humans were greedy
- belief that God controlled the universe
- philosopher that believed in freedom of thought, expression and religion
- theory the universe revolved around the earth
- an intellectual movement
- philosopher that believed humans are rational
- philosopher that the government should work for the people
- known for the his theories on gravity
- people decide how the government is run
- top to bottom reasoning, "big picture"
22 Clues: grand, ornate style • experimental method • means "new classical" • an intellectual movement • bottom to the top reasoning • says "I think therefore I am" • nonreligious beliefs and activities • known for the his theories on gravity • top to bottom reasoning, "big picture" • belief that God controlled the universe • people decide how the government is run • ...
World Religions 2020-11-17
Across
- Follower of Judaism
- Follower of Islam
- founder of Islam
- Celebrates Buddha's birth, death, and enlightenment
- Holy book for Buddhists
- one of the holy books for Jews
- Follower of Christianity
- Hindu place of worship
- Christian place of worship
- universal spirit for Hindus
- Hindu festival celebrating the coming spring
- Islamic place of worship
- Commandments Guiding principles for Christians and Jews
- Day of Jesus's birth
- Islamic rules for meat processing
- Path Guiding principles for Buddhists
Down
- founder of Christianity
- Follower of Buddhism
- Pillars of Faith Guiding principles for Muslims
- Holy book for Hindus
- Holy book for Muslims
- defines what is acceptable for Jews to eat
- Jewish festival of lights
- founder of Judaism
- founder of Buddhism
- Jewish place of worship
- Muslim month of fasting and prayer
- Follower of Hinduism
- Holy book for Christians
- Buddhist place of worship
- Hindu festival of lights
31 Clues: founder of Islam • Follower of Islam • founder of Judaism • Follower of Judaism • founder of Buddhism • Follower of Buddhism • Holy book for Hindus • Follower of Hinduism • Day of Jesus's birth • Holy book for Muslims • Hindu place of worship • founder of Christianity • Holy book for Buddhists • Jewish place of worship • Follower of Christianity • Holy book for Christians • ...
Andrew's Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-27
Across
- Hold different ideas about government
- An English Politician
- Published a book said Ptolemy's theory was wrong
- Determined to punish Elizabeth for a number of reasons
- Nickname for Louis XIV
- Took residence in Paris, France
- Longest reigning Empress of Russia
- Published Vindication of the Rights of Women
- A french writer
- Government led by a king/queen who gained power through family
Down
- Ideas clashed with the church's beliefs
- Earth was the unmoving center of the Universe
- King of France
- People believed reason and logic could be used to study all areas of life
- What the belief is known as
- A czar
- Absolute ruler who has complete control over the country, and uses that for selfish, mean, or power hungry reasons
- Belief in the system of one ruler having absolute control
- Reviewed all other research on mathematics, motion, and space
- A writer
20 Clues: A czar • A writer • King of France • A french writer • An English Politician • Nickname for Louis XIV • What the belief is known as • Took residence in Paris, France • Longest reigning Empress of Russia • Hold different ideas about government • Ideas clashed with the church's beliefs • Published Vindication of the Rights of Women • Earth was the unmoving center of the Universe • ...
Buddhism Crossword 2021-12-13
Across
- One, a title for those who have attained nirvana and Buddhahood
- the state of being rich
- the state of being ill
- Maya, birth mother of the Buddha
- the Buddha's name
- Suddhodana, the father of the Buddha
- the end of the life of an organism
- the reality underlying all phenomena
- a state of time where there is no suffering, desire, or sense of self
Down
- Path, the path to nirvana
- the residence of an exalted person
- action or state of attained spiritual knowledge or insight
- geometric figure representing the universe in Buddhist symbolism
- enlightened one
- the practice of self-discipline and abstention from indulgence
- the sum of a person's actions in current and previous lives
- age, the state of being old
- money or food given to poor people
- Noble Truths, the four central beliefs surrounding Buddhist teaching
- the cycle of death and rebirth
20 Clues: enlightened one • the Buddha's name • the state of being ill • the state of being rich • Path, the path to nirvana • age, the state of being old • the cycle of death and rebirth • Maya, birth mother of the Buddha • the residence of an exalted person • money or food given to poor people • the end of the life of an organism • Suddhodana, the father of the Buddha • ...
Mother's Day Crossword 2021-05-07
Across
- children (of a parent)
- of a mother
- a female (girl) child
- being a mom or dad to a child that isn’t biologically yours
- where your parents or ancestors some from
- someone from whom you are descended (like your great-great-great-grandmother)
- having wisdom
- how your parents raised you
- husband or wife
- a party for a special event
- showing care or appreciation
- necklaces, earrings, rings, etc.
- loyalty
- to show appreciation or loyalty
Down
- state of being a mother
- to be thankful for (something)
- a good feeling of warmth, liking, or love
- to receive from your parents, grandparents, etc.
- thankful
- a bunch of flowers put together nicely
- showing you love someone often in small ways
- feeling of being grateful
- good-smelling liquid (water)
- love a lot
- precious stones that are put in jewelry
- knowledge or enlightenment (智慧)
- to love and appreciate
27 Clues: loyalty • thankful • love a lot • of a mother • having wisdom • husband or wife • a female (girl) child • children (of a parent) • to love and appreciate • state of being a mother • feeling of being grateful • how your parents raised you • a party for a special event • good-smelling liquid (water) • showing care or appreciation • to be thankful for (something) • knowledge or enlightenment (智慧) • ...
April Flowers 2022-03-27
Across
- Faith, trust, Wisdom, Hope, Valor
- -Nobility, Love of nature
- - a flower that mean humility
- This flower means adoration
- - Innocence, Loyal love are repsented by this flower
- -You’re loved, Secret love
- -Affection, Friendship, Fidelity
- a flower of Warmth of sentiment
- - When this flower is red it symbolizes Love
- - sweetness
- - This flower means inspiration
- this flower means everlasting love
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- - this flower means a loving marriage
- - the Chinese emblem for mother
- This four letter words means Affection
- this red flower means passion and a declaration of love
- - Eternal love, Devotion
- -Magic, Fascination, Secret bonds of love
- -Unequalled Love
- - a flower that means Graciousness
- - Rebirth and enlightenment
- - this flower means ill nature
- a flower that means affection
- this flower represents faithfulness
- - 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 mean humility • a flower that means affection • - this flower means ill nature • - the Chinese emblem for mother • a flower of Warmth of sentiment • -Affection, Friendship, Fidelity • ...
Music Appreciation 2022-03-29
Across
- J. S. Bach's era
- the art song phantom of Schubert
- Poland's famous romantic composer
- Mozart's era
- early trombone, not an insult
- Bach's instrument of choice
- an ending, or Mr. T's feline friend
- Wolfgang's papa
- you need one of these to have a variation
- a group of recorders, viols, etc.
- Haydn's wake-up symphony; subito
- Melody + Melody= Harmony
- a wee sonata
- His canon is really a chaconne!
Down
- a composer for (and of) all seasons
- Deck the tune with trills and grace notes
- Fugue theme or class theme
- this keyboard was for the birds (crows)
- The Age of Enlightenment
- Oratorio composer - hallelujah!
- a sonata for soloist and orchestra
- 3 phases, 9 symphonies
- the first part of a sonata
- a sonata for orchestra
- the enchanted woodwind of Mozart's opera
- piano piece evoking the night
26 Clues: Mozart's era • a wee sonata • Wolfgang's papa • J. S. Bach's era • 3 phases, 9 symphonies • a sonata for orchestra • The Age of Enlightenment • Melody + Melody= Harmony • Fugue theme or class theme • the first part of a sonata • Bach's instrument of choice • early trombone, not an insult • piano piece evoking the night • Oratorio composer - hallelujah! • His canon is really a chaconne! • ...
AP World Review 2022-06-01
Across
- European adaptation of Chinese technology leading to explosion in power
- Series of laws which specifically gave legal, political, economic, and social advantages to white settlers
- The belief that there should be 1 leader
- Founder of the Islamic religion
- “Holy Wars” to take back the Holy Land
- Empire in Central America that utilized human tribute system
- 622CE
- Empire in South America that utilized the Mita labor system
- European intellectual movement
Down
- Blending of cultures and religion
- Spread during the Columbian Exchange
- Relationship between lords & vassals
- The belief that every nation is entitled to its own government
- Created the worlds largest land empire
- Ruling Islamic Caliphate (661-750)
- Belief that gov should exist in a limited form
- Control of a weaker area by a stronger one
- Intense focus/use of resources to build up military
- Developed from Judaism
- Takes over France following the French Revolution
20 Clues: 622CE • Developed from Judaism • European intellectual movement • Founder of the Islamic religion • Blending of cultures and religion • Ruling Islamic Caliphate (661-750) • Spread during the Columbian Exchange • Relationship between lords & vassals • Created the worlds largest land empire • “Holy Wars” to take back the Holy Land • The belief that there should be 1 leader • ...
What happens if you cut down all of a city's trees? 2024-12-24
Across
- – Sacred tree associated with enlightenment.
- – Disaster prevented by tree roots.
- – Supertrees in Singapore collect solar power for this.
- – Green spaces in urban areas.
- – Problem reduced by tree cover in summer.
- – Vertical gardens in Singapore.
- – Variety of life supported by trees and forests.
- – Collected and absorbed by trees.
- – Essential part of nature that cleans air and provides shade.
Down
- – Trees help protect this from becoming salty.
- – Trees provide this to cool urban areas.
- – System for watering crops, used in ancient cities.
- – Natural areas of trees, vital for biodiversity.
- – Ancient city affected by soil salinization.
- – Disease spread in hot, unsanitary cities.
- – Trees purify this by trapping pollutants.
- – Part of trees that trap carbon and purify air.
- – Trees are an essential part of this.
- – Type of forest created in cities.
- – Tree parts that prevent floods and hold soil.
20 Clues: – Green spaces in urban areas. • – Vertical gardens in Singapore. • – Collected and absorbed by trees. • – Disaster prevented by tree roots. • – Type of forest created in cities. • – Trees are an essential part of this. • – Trees provide this to cool urban areas. • – Problem reduced by tree cover in summer. • – Disease spread in hot, unsanitary cities. • ...
American Revolution 2025-01-13
Across
- Created a monopoly on tea
- Those who wanted independence
- Document signed by the Continental Congress officially stating the colonies' independence
- Taxed lead, paint, glass, tea, etc.
- Those loyal to Britain
- Refusing to buy goods from a certain country
- Philosophical movement focused on reason, logic, and liberty
- Hands-off approach to governing the colonies
Down
- Document ending the war
- Prohibited the colonies from making paper money
- Said only parliament could make laws and taxes
- Forced colonists to house British troops
- Group of colonists who organized the Boston Tea Party
- Meant to punish Boston
- City lost to the British for the rest of the war
- Turning point of the Revolution
- 8 colonists died in this shooting
- Local governments in the colonies
- Where Cornwallis surrendered
- Aimed at molassess smugglers
- Patriots ready to fight at a moments notice
- All paper products were taxed by this
22 Clues: Meant to punish Boston • Those loyal to Britain • Document ending the war • Created a monopoly on tea • Where Cornwallis surrendered • Aimed at molassess smugglers • Those who wanted independence • Turning point of the Revolution • 8 colonists died in this shooting • Local governments in the colonies • Taxed lead, paint, glass, tea, etc. • All paper products were taxed by this • ...
Constitutional Framework and Influences 2025-02-14
Across
- principle that gives branches the power to check the other two
- "natural" rights
- explains the purpose of government
- power of courts to review legislative actions
- period of political change emphasizing the individual
- popular sovereignty says power rests with __?
- first document est. governemnt in 'Merica
- system that divides power between national and state governments
- principle that divides power among different branches
- rules that defines structure and function of government
- "Man is born free yet everywhere he is in chains"
Down
- set of fundamental rules of how a country is run
- describes relationship between citizens and government
- system of government that emphasizes the common good
- Instituted English Bill of Rights est. rights of individual
- states everyone is subject to the law, including government
- French philosopher of separation of powers
- first stated the King is not above the law (1215)
- natural rights philosopher
- government meant to protect citizens' rights
20 Clues: "natural" rights • natural rights philosopher • explains the purpose of government • first document est. governemnt in 'Merica • French philosopher of separation of powers • government meant to protect citizens' rights • power of courts to review legislative actions • popular sovereignty says power rests with __? • set of fundamental rules of how a country is run • ...
American Colonization 2023-10-31
Across
- supported independence
- principal cash crop of Virginia and Maryland
- first attempt at an orderly government and settlers promised to obey the laws
- representatives in Virginia Colony
- mistreated because of beliefs
- supported Britain
- the most dangerous part of the Triangular Trade
- income
- first constitution in the New World
- first permanent successful British Colony
Down
- growing enough for just your family
- battle cry of the colonists
- the lost colony
- goods shipped out of a country
- the Pilgrims ship
- number of parts to the Declaration of Independence
- crops that could be grown and sold for profit
- a movement that believed in knowledge, science and reson
- to build up gold and silver by exporting more than importing
- colonists that were pacifists and first to argue against slavery
- information designed to influence opinion
- goods brought into a country
- wanted to reform the Anglican Church
- fishing, whaling, lumber
24 Clues: income • the lost colony • the Pilgrims ship • supported Britain • supported independence • fishing, whaling, lumber • battle cry of the colonists • goods brought into a country • mistreated because of beliefs • goods shipped out of a country • representatives in Virginia Colony • growing enough for just your family • first constitution in the New World • ...
French Revoloution 2023-11-06
Across
- The king that was beheaded
- The beheader
- what kept kings in power
- what the people of France were fighting for
- the type of government France had before the revolution
- the fortress built in Paris where people were executed
- King Louis XIV moved the government here
- the stone that helped de-code hyroglyphs
- what caused people to think of even attempting to overthrow the government
- A time of fear and chaos
Down
- created to distract the government from everything going on
- The estate with the nobles
- The king that created Versailles
- what Napolean used to secure his power
- the father of the Reign of Terror
- why the 1st and 2nd estates wanted to raise taxes
- what was discussed at a tennis court
- The estate with the church
- The estate with dirt under their nails
- Famous emperor and general
20 Clues: The beheader • what kept kings in power • A time of fear and chaos • The estate with the nobles • The king that was beheaded • The estate with the church • Famous emperor and general • The king that created Versailles • the father of the Reign of Terror • what was discussed at a tennis court • what Napolean used to secure his power • The estate with dirt under their nails • ...
Chapter 3: CULTURE 2023-10-19
Across
- Jesus, New Testament, 10 Commandments
- religion that believes in reincarnation
- economy in which the government controls the factors of production
- to move INTO another country
- relying on other nations for your wants/needs
- energy produced by the sun
- revolution when agriculture began
- Fossil fuels
- largest and deepest ocean
- economy in which individuals are motivated by profit
- 5 Pillars
Down
- growth of cities
- follow the 8-fold path; enlightenment through the elimination of wants
- Most countries on Earth are a _____ economy.
- tax on imported goods
- "Star of David"; monotheism; Abraham; Torah
- local form of language
- to move OUT of a country
- Social group, language, religion, daily life, history, art, government, economy
- economy based upon custom and ritual; Inuit
- how prices are determined in a market economy
- industrialized/advanced economically
- government in which King's and Queen's power is restrained by law
- solar, hydroelectric, wind
24 Clues: 5 Pillars • Fossil fuels • growth of cities • tax on imported goods • local form of language • to move OUT of a country • largest and deepest ocean • energy produced by the sun • solar, hydroelectric, wind • to move INTO another country • revolution when agriculture began • industrialized/advanced economically • Jesus, New Testament, 10 Commandments • ...
Jain Crossword 2023-10-11
Across
- Festival of forgiveness
- Right faith is one of Jainism's three jewel
- one of the kashays
- Gift of food and water
- Bhagwan Mahavir's original name
- No eating or drinking until 48 minutes after the sunrise
- The name of Mahavira's mother
- The number of dreams that his mother had in one night before Mahavira was born
- ________ savve jive,
- Mahavira left his kingdom to seek
- Lord Serpent
- Jain "Mask"
Down
- I may have crushed the seeds
- Liberation
- Bad karma in jainism
- Penance of controlling taste
- Lady Tirthankar
- Jain religious text
- Tirthankara preaches the path to liberation in the ________
- _________ has no desires left
- Jain's believe _____ decided our next birth avatar
- The Code of Non-violence
- Mata trishla's auspicious dreams are demonstrated on _____ day of Paryushan
- ______ mantra is believed to be maha mantra
- One of jain tirth
25 Clues: Liberation • Jain "Mask" • Lord Serpent • Lady Tirthankar • One of jain tirth • one of the kashays • Jain religious text • Bad karma in jainism • ________ savve jive, • Gift of food and water • Festival of forgiveness • The Code of Non-violence • I may have crushed the seeds • Penance of controlling taste • _________ has no desires left • The name of Mahavira's mother • ...
20 history terms 2024-11-14
Across
- Believing in a supreme power in life and death
- Basically blackmailing
- Promoting a political cause
- A person who supports their country
- The god who supported an open government
- Taught by Plato who said that power should be separated
- To break off and create something new
- An uprising against a ruler
- The ancient past
- The belief that women should be equal to men
Down
- Kidnapping or buying a person to work for free
- Where the settlers lived
- The belief that everyone should be equal
- A God who believed in a mixed government
- Thinking of things in a new way
- A person who strongly supports a country
- Having rights in your government
- The right to do as you please
- A type of gun used to fight each other
- They are religious but don't know in what religion
20 Clues: The ancient past • Basically blackmailing • Where the settlers lived • Promoting a political cause • An uprising against a ruler • The right to do as you please • Thinking of things in a new way • Having rights in your government • A person who supports their country • To break off and create something new • A type of gun used to fight each other • ...
Ancient India Vocabulary List #2 2025-04-04
Across
- to encourage
- the first state to unify most of the Indian subcontinent
- The King who sent out missionaries to expand Buddhism
- an order issued by someone in authority
- the joining of separate parts, such as kingdoms, into one
- refuse to accept
- A religion based on the teachings of the Buddha
- In Buddhism, the basic rules of behavior and belief leading to an end of suffering
- knowledge, wisdom, or awakened intellect
- period of great cultural achievement
- wealth, success
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- as taught by the Buddha, the four basic beliefs that form the foundation of Buddhism
- the study of questions about existence, reason, knowledge, values, mind, and language
- very large
- a condition of great peace or happiness
- One who leads a life of self-denial and deep thought; absent of luxury
- enlightened one
- a unit of an empire
- powerful Indian state based in the Ganges Valley
- an agreement to work together
20 Clues: very large • to encourage • enlightened one • wealth, success • refuse to accept • a unit of an empire • an agreement to work together • period of great cultural achievement • a condition of great peace or happiness • an order issued by someone in authority • knowledge, wisdom, or awakened intellect • A religion based on the teachings of the Buddha • ...
TKAM Vocabulary 2024-02-26
Across
- - lack of moisture
- - waste in a foolish manner
- - the spirit or mood of the times
- - being known for a bad quality
- - confirm or support a claim
- - never ending
- - improvement, instruction, enlightenment
- - like a cow
- - excessive boldness; audacity
- - to appease or lessen anger or anxiety
- - unable to be taken or given away
- - with great feeling, passion, intensity
- - bending as a sign of respect
Down
- - with an attitude of authority over others
- - promising success
- - being aware of
- - the state of being extremely dirty
- - like a promise
- - public condemnation
- - not what it purports to be
- - noisy and difficult to control
- - to make less intense, or to satisfy
- - in a state of disrepair
- - stolen
- - a special right or privilege
- - unusually large; excessive
- - disrespectful, rude
- - having or showing a friendly and pleasant matter
- - a belief in fate
- - remove completely
- - avoid or escape
31 Clues: - stolen • - like a cow • - never ending • - being aware of • - like a promise • - avoid or escape • - lack of moisture • - a belief in fate • - promising success • - remove completely • - public condemnation • - disrespectful, rude • - in a state of disrepair • - waste in a foolish manner • - not what it purports to be • - confirm or support a claim • - unusually large; excessive • ...
Revolutionary War 2022-10-24
Across
- a radical change in the
- benefits
- War
- a person who remains loyal
- written by Thomas Paine in
- ended the French and Indian War/Seven Years' War
- members of the organized New England colonial the settlements established by English religious dissenters along the coast of the north-east of North America
- a British-produced boundary marked in the Appalachian Mountains
- known as the American
- order
- a political protest that
Down
- an intellectual and philosophical movement that dominated Europe
- agreement among the members of
- kicked off the American
- surrender at the Siege of
- Father of liberism
- Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, and Arthur Lee wrote this
- "give me liberty or give me death"
- on December 16, 1773
- or a sector
- large companies that controlled
- in 1781
- imposed a tax on all papers and official documents in the American colonies
23 Clues: War • order • in 1781 • benefits • or a sector • Father of liberism • on December 16, 1773 • known as the American • a radical change in the • 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 • "give me liberty or give me death" • ...
Puzzling History 2022-11-18
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- bought from foreign markets
- ruled directly by Britain
- a religion of flat
- a group of civilians trained to fight in emergencies
- they generally produced just enough to meet the needs of their family with a little left over to sell
- learning assistants
- capital of New France
- sell abroad
- First President of the United States
- unions
- ruled by proprietors
- crops that could be sold easily in markets and overseas
- the idea that knowledge, reason, and science could improve society
- a variety
- investors
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- trade routes formed a triangle
- settlers established colonies
- part of the triangular trade shipping africans to the west indies
- outstanding military planner
- finished good sold to colonists
- a region of hills and forest
- trading illegally
- or bosses to keep slaves working hard
- a powerful Native American group
- the ability to read and write
25 Clues: unions • a variety • investors • sell abroad • trading illegally • a religion of flat • learning assistants • ruled by proprietors • capital of New France • ruled directly by Britain • bought from foreign markets • outstanding military planner • a region of hills and forest • settlers established colonies • the ability to read and write • trade routes formed a triangle • ...
Religion Unit - Part I 2021-10-21
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- union with Brahman
- actions that can affect the soul's future life
- tale with a lesson or moral to the story
- enlightenment
- practice of the Aztecs to honor the gods; often were prisoners of war [2 words]
- ethical guidelines without a deity
- poor karma landed you on one of these squares of the board game
- guidelines that decisions are based on; failure to follow those guidelines can impact the soul's next life
- Confucian guidelines for how people should act [2 words]
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- working class
- warrior caste
- piety honor one's elders [2 words]
- untouchable, often have the lowest paying jobs
- ancestors are worshipped
- suffering is caused by selfish desires [3 words]
- middle class
- shared belief of Hindus & Buddhists that the soul is reborn
- to live in moderation [2 words]
- priestly caste
- represented life in the Vinegar Tasters
20 Clues: middle class • working class • warrior caste • enlightenment • priestly caste • union with Brahman • ancestors are worshipped • to live in moderation [2 words] • piety honor one's elders [2 words] • ethical guidelines without a deity • represented life in the Vinegar Tasters • tale with a lesson or moral to the story • untouchable, often have the lowest paying jobs • ...
Canada Daily News crossword 2022-06-16
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- power held by government rather than a monarch
- easing tensions during the cold war
- to go back to old values
- belief that all people are equal
- far right wing
- American cold war policy to stop communism
- The consumption of goods in the economy
- control given to a group
- system where one person has power
- prices increase but production decreases
- philosopher suggested separation of power
- spying used by governments
- After medieval period, sparked questions
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- philosopher who suggested demand side economics
- the belief in self reliance
- decline in economic activity
- promotes liberty, freedom, democracy
- the right to vote
- extreme left winged
- strict obedience to authority
- abolishing private ownership of land
- an economy run by private businesses
- separation of religion and state
- belief in the abolition of government
- a secret agreement
25 Clues: far right wing • the right to vote • a secret agreement • extreme left winged • to go back to old values • control given to a group • spying used by governments • the belief in self reliance • decline in economic activity • strict obedience to authority • belief that all people are equal • separation of religion and state • system where one person has power • ...
Unit 2 Definitions 2022-10-01
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- Started around 1715, ended around 1789
- In the best interest of society in general
- Family ties
- enlightenment age philosopher
- Natural Right to live and survive
- Rights to life, liberty, and property
- Voting for leader through general election
- What happens when people live in a state of nature
- Way of governing where citizens vote directly for issues
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- Way of governing where citizens vote for representatives to represent their ideals
- Natural Right to things you own
- Give up some freedoms for certain rights
- The idea that a government can only hold power over citizens as long as they allow it
- Our natural state without rules
- Blank slate mind, no experiences
- City in France where philosophers discussed
- Places where philosophers discussed + argued
- Natural Right to freedom to choose/make choices
- US document that outlines basic principles and rights
- Way of governing - depends on will of the citizens
20 Clues: Family ties • enlightenment age philosopher • Natural Right to things you own • Our natural state without rules • Blank slate mind, no experiences • Natural Right to live and survive • Rights to life, liberty, and property • Started around 1715, ended around 1789 • Give up some freedoms for certain rights • In the best interest of society in general • ...
Buddhism Crossword 2025-05-21
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- – The oldest school of Buddhism
- Marks of Existence –The three universal truths: Anatta (no self), Anicca (impermanence), and Dukkha (suffering)
- – The teachings of the Buddha and the truth about life.
- Way The balanced path between indulgence and extreme ascetism\
- Lama – The spiritual leader of Tibetan (Vajrayana) Buddhism
- – The Buddhist community
- – Intricate designs
- "Craving"; desire or attachment that causes suffering.
- "No-self"; the idea that there is no unchanging, permanent self or soul.
- – Someone who delays their own nirvana to help others reach it
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- Eightfold Path – The steps to end suffering
- – Tibetan Buddhism
- The end of suffering and cycle of rebirth
- Precepts – Basic ethical rules
- – “The Enlightened One”
- "Suffering"; the pain in life
- – A school that emphasizes compassion
- "Impermanence"; everything in life is constantly changing.
- – Hand gestures
- – Sacred chants or phrases
- – An ancient language
- – A person who has reached enlightenment
22 Clues: – Hand gestures • – Tibetan Buddhism • – Intricate designs • – An ancient language • – “The Enlightened One” • – The Buddhist community • – Sacred chants or phrases • "Suffering"; the pain in life • Precepts – Basic ethical rules • – The oldest school of Buddhism • – A school that emphasizes compassion • – A person who has reached enlightenment • ...
Test 1 2026-01-28
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- European ideas influencing Rizal’s reformist thought
- Filipino males forced into unpaid colonial labor
- European transformation influencing global trade and ideas
- Priest executed for alleged sedition under Spanish rule
- Social weakness criticized by Rizal and reformists
- Society stratified by race, religion, and colonial norms
- Nationalist thinker shaped by 19th-century colonial realities
- Colonial land system exploiting Filipino labor
- Asian commodities driving European imperial expansion
- Canal that shortened travel between Europe and the Philippines
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- Spanish authoritarian rule excluding Filipinos from power
- Trade system linking Philippines, Mexico, and Spain
- Colonial economy burdened by tribute, polo, and friar estates
- Educated Filipinos exposed to liberal ideas in Europe
- Treaty dividing early Spanish and Portuguese empires
- Religious orders dominating land, politics, and education
- Native elite serving Spanish colonial administration
- Novel exposing friar abuses and colonial injustice
- Historian who wrote extensively on Rizal
- Century of colonial reform, resistance, and nationalism
20 Clues: Historian who wrote extensively on Rizal • Colonial land system exploiting Filipino labor • Filipino males forced into unpaid colonial labor • Social weakness criticized by Rizal and reformists • Novel exposing friar abuses and colonial injustice • Trade system linking Philippines, Mexico, and Spain • European ideas influencing Rizal’s reformist thought • ...
corbin vrabel section 3,4 2021-01-04
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- the document that gave Americans all of their freedoms.
- rules coming out of the enlightenment
- the form telling England the colonies are now their own country.
- one of the best rulers in england
- the type of art in the 1700s
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- the man who wrote the declaration of independence.
- type of art in the 1600s
- gatherings of people
- the new easier way to work and trade with money
- the government that deals with money
10 Clues: gatherings of people • type of art in the 1600s • the type of art in the 1700s • one of the best rulers in england • the government that deals with money • rules coming out of the enlightenment • the new easier way to work and trade with money • the man who wrote the declaration of independence. • the document that gave Americans all of their freedoms. • ...
Jainism6 Crossword 2021-05-23
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- Mahavira left his kingdom to seek...
- Something that Mahavira believed all living things should be treated with ______
- The Jain term for eternal suffering
- The Jain term for a realm of peace and happiness
- Great leaders who have the power to free people from Samsara
- Jain religious text
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- The number of days that Mahavira spent meditating ____ days
- The name of the animal that tried to attack Mahavira
- The name of Mahavira's daughter
- A great teacher who has conquered Samsara
10 Clues: Jain religious text • The name of Mahavira's daughter • The Jain term for eternal suffering • Mahavira left his kingdom to seek... • A great teacher who has conquered Samsara • The Jain term for a realm of peace and happiness • The name of the animal that tried to attack Mahavira • The number of days that Mahavira spent meditating ____ days • ...
Philosophy 2021-10-11
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- incorporeal essence of a living being
- the scientific study of humanity
- medieval Arab philosopher and physician
- German philosopher, one of the founders of Marxism
- in the philosophy of this period, a final separation of science from the influence of church and religion
- French philosopher, founder of the school of positivism
- from Greek, philosophy is the love of...
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- the fundamental cognitive orientation of an individual
- impossibility of knowing the surrounding reality
- Ancient Greek philosopher who believed that the basis of all things is a number
10 Clues: the scientific study of humanity • incorporeal essence of a living being • medieval Arab philosopher and physician • from Greek, philosophy is the love of... • impossibility of knowing the surrounding reality • German philosopher, one of the founders of Marxism • the fundamental cognitive orientation of an individual • ...
Romanov Dynasty Crossword 2021-11-10
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- Age Peter The Great became Tsar of Russia.
- Who did Alexander I defeat?
- Royal advisor and healer of the last Romanov generation.
- Alexander I created the ______ Alliance to stop Enlightenment.
- Nicholas II was seen as a _____ leader.
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- Illness that Prince Alexei Romanov suffered.
- Nicholas II was the _____ Czar to rule Russia.
- Catherine II of Russia was also known as Catherine The _____.
- Real name of Catherine II.
- Name of the campaign Peter The Great made against the Ottoman Empire.
10 Clues: Real name of Catherine II. • Who did Alexander I defeat? • Nicholas II was seen as a _____ leader. • Age Peter The Great became Tsar of Russia. • Illness that Prince Alexei Romanov suffered. • Nicholas II was the _____ Czar to rule Russia. • Royal advisor and healer of the last Romanov generation. • Catherine II of Russia was also known as Catherine The _____. • ...
Your Choice Crossword 2012-09-04
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- The oldest religion of ancient India
- The accumulation of good and bad acts of its past lives
- This god is known as the preserver
- What happens to your soul after you die and are reborn
- The belief in more than one god/goddess
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- This god is known as the creator
- Achieved by freeing oneself from earthly desires
- The sacred book of ancient India
- The social class system that you are born into and is impossible to change
- This god is known as the destroyer
10 Clues: This god is known as the creator • The sacred book of ancient India • This god is known as the preserver • This god is known as the destroyer • The oldest religion of ancient India • The belief in more than one god/goddess • Achieved by freeing oneself from earthly desires • What happens to your soul after you die and are reborn • ...
French Revolution 2024-01-03
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- Regime system of feudalism
- Antoinette unpopular queen; wife of Louis XVI
- Fear wave of panic
- social class of people
- assembly of representatives from all three states
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- XVI weak king who came to French throne in 1774
- Assembly French congress established by representatives of the Third Estate
- located in Western Europe
- Enlightenment included a range of ideas centered on the value of human happiness
- Court Oath promise made by Third Estate representatives to draw up a new constitution
10 Clues: Fear wave of panic • social class of people • located in Western Europe • Regime system of feudalism • Antoinette unpopular queen; wife of Louis XVI • assembly of representatives from all three states • XVI weak king who came to French throne in 1774 • Assembly French congress established by representatives of the Third Estate • ...
Ch11 lesson 2 2024-03-19
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- What drove the need for educated workers during the second Industrial Revolution?
- What was the main option of women’s careers?
- Women can’t vote and _____ in the 1800s.
- Who made up the wealthy elite in European society during the era of the New Elite?
- People began to leave their rural homes? To find work in
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- What new category was created in the second Industrial Revolution?
- When feminism emerged?
- people get sick because the water was_____.
- What type class persisted?
- People cleaned________to not get sick.
10 Clues: When feminism emerged? • What type class persisted? • People cleaned________to not get sick. • Women can’t vote and _____ in the 1800s. • people get sick because the water was_____. • What was the main option of women’s careers? • People began to leave their rural homes? To find work in • What new category was created in the second Industrial Revolution? • ...
Ancient India Vocab 2024-05-30
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- A person’s good and evil in the past determines your future
- An ancient Indian language
- A class or group in Indian society
- the study of ancient human history through excavation and artifacts
- Large landmass that is smaller than a continent
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- flat, elevated land
- Stong wind and heavy rain
- fortress built for city protection
- A religion that believes in one supreme being that can take many forms
- A religion that teaches that life brings suffering, and you can escape through nirvana and enlightenment
10 Clues: flat, elevated land • Stong wind and heavy rain • An ancient Indian language • fortress built for city protection • A class or group in Indian society • Large landmass that is smaller than a continent • A person’s good and evil in the past determines your future • the study of ancient human history through excavation and artifacts • ...
crossword 2024-10-14
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- Russian for caesar; the title used by Russian emperors
- a system of government that resembles a republic but does not have all the features of a republic
- strange, curious
- to seize control of by force and without right
- a person who seeks wisdom; term applied to intellectuals during the Enlightenment
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- cruel or unfair use of authority or power
- the state of being calm and free from agitation
- below or obedient to someone else
- give up to
- traditional beliefs, especially in religion
10 Clues: give up to • strange, curious • below or obedient to someone else • cruel or unfair use of authority or power • traditional beliefs, especially in religion • to seize control of by force and without right • the state of being calm and free from agitation • Russian for caesar; the title used by Russian emperors • ...
Democratic Rovolution-Nicholas Tenes 2023-04-20
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- One of the generals in the French Revolution.
- king of France in the 1789.
- A conflict tha happend in France in the 1700s.
- A internal Conflict inside of country.
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- took power away from the mornachy.
- People whit mouch money and a important status.
- A movement during the 1600s and 1700s to apply observation and reason to humans affairs.
- A type of goverment that is ruled by a King.
- king of england in the 1628.
- People that have a normal status.
10 Clues: king of France in the 1789. • king of england in the 1628. • People that have a normal status. • took power away from the mornachy. • A internal Conflict inside of country. • A type of goverment that is ruled by a King. • One of the generals in the French Revolution. • A conflict tha happend in France in the 1700s. • People whit mouch money and a important status. • ...
Religion and Moral Code Crossword 2022-09-26
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- Something worth great religious importance.
- An individual who does not have a definite belief of god.
- Social constructs determined by someones occupation or economic status.
- A belief in a god or gods.
- The state of enlightenment where all suffering ends.
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- Beliefs or customs followed by a particular group or society.
- A rule in a society.
- An individual that does not believe in a god or gods.
- Customs and values in a certain group or culture.
- Loosely enforced customs or practices that ensure acceptance.
10 Clues: A rule in a society. • A belief in a god or gods. • Something worth great religious importance. • Customs and values in a certain group or culture. • The state of enlightenment where all suffering ends. • An individual that does not believe in a god or gods. • An individual who does not have a definite belief of god. • ...
The Lottery Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-01
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- Love is said to be... (Fill-in-the-blank)
- The act of giving something precious for a cause. (Statement)
- A practice followed over generations.(Synonym)
- Opposite of enlightenment.(Antonym)
- Power or right to give orders. (Statement)
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- "What's it called when you blame others for your issues?"(question)
- Act of compliance. (Synonym)
- A force that compels individuals to follow the group. (Definition)
- "The people continued to pick up the stones..." (Fill-in-the-blank)
- The opposite of isolation. (Antonym)
10 Clues: Act of compliance. (Synonym) • Opposite of enlightenment.(Antonym) • The opposite of isolation. (Antonym) • Love is said to be... (Fill-in-the-blank) • Power or right to give orders. (Statement) • A practice followed over generations.(Synonym) • The act of giving something precious for a cause. (Statement) • ...
Buddhism Puzzle 2025-02-25
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- If you did good in your first life like you could be _
- the Buddha loved _ and meditated for 43 days before he reached enlightenment
- What the Buddha believed would lead to suffering
- The four "rules/following" of Buddhism
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- The nickname for the Buddha
- Equal to enlightened one
- _ can only bring suffering.
- Last name of the founder of Buddhism
- Which place this is practiced in
- This many people in millions follow Buddhism
10 Clues: Equal to enlightened one • The nickname for the Buddha • _ can only bring suffering. • Which place this is practiced in • Last name of the founder of Buddhism • The four "rules/following" of Buddhism • This many people in millions follow Buddhism • What the Buddha believed would lead to suffering • If you did good in your first life like you could be _ • ...
