enlightenment Crossword Puzzles

6 Clues: Who is the author of Common Sense? • Benjamin Franklin's cartoon: ... or die • ... Tea Party (name of an American city) • Who were 'camp followers' in the Revolutionary War? • Who fought against the colonists in the Revolutionary War? • Which European movement influenced the start of the Revolutionary War in America?

6 Clues: Mythical leader of farm labourers • Method used by the workers to show their hate • What were the luddites and farmers afraid of? • Textile workers who were against the new machines • Period of innovative mechanisation and deep social changes • An intellectual movement that prized science, reason, scientific discovery, and innovation

12 Clues: the middle class • a fleet of warships • Steady rise in prices • the rights with which people are born • A person who studies and tries to explain the world • A political system in which a ruler holds total power • the theory that says knowledge is achieved through observation • belief that the power of monarchs comes from God and is absolute • ...

12 Clues: French military leader • War between the U.S. and USSR • Strategy to overcome the blockade • How many people slept in one barrack • What was the agreement to end WWI called • Bombing of a US Aircraft carrier by Japan • USA, Britain, and the USSR were called what in WWII • Competition between the U.S. and USSR to put the first man in space • ...

12 Clues: The code of the samurai • A Male member of a ruler's court • A member of a powerful warrior class • Someone who holds a high social level • A local lord in Japan in the era of the samurai • One of the Greatest writers of early Japanese history • A Japanese Religion that expresses love and respect for nature • ...

12 Clues: Should protect peoples natural rights. • Convicted of treason for bevy of charges • People suspected of being traitors were killed. • Believed in separation of the church and state. • Response to absolute monarchs and economic problems. • Was believed as a more humane way to execute people. • was brutal leader and considered a threat to the nation. • ...

12 Clues: Should protect peoples natural rights. • Convicted of treason for bevy of charges • People suspected of being traitors were killed. • Believed in separation of the church and state. • Response to absolute monarchs and economic problems. • Was believed as a more humane way to execute people. • was brutal leader and considered a threat to the nation. • ...

12 Clues: Those who supported independence. • A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. • Taxes placed on items such as sugar. • Taxes imposed on printed items and document. • A peninsula between the James and York rivers. • Rebels dumped 18,000 pounds of tea in the Boston Harbor. • Battle in Pennsylvania, where more then 2,000 soldiers died. • ...

12 Clues: a written symbol for a sound • a tendency to turn toward heat • a flower that turns toward the sun • a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • a device for sending sounds over long distances • math involving the measurement of angles, lengths, etc. • a historic city in Pennsylvania; home of the Liberty Bell • a system for sending messages over wires using Morse code • ...

12 Clues: reparation for a wrongdoing • dull, tedious, and repetitive • willing to obey others unquestioningly • An act that goes against a law or rule • the act of gaining knowledge and wisdom • attempt to explain or justify with reason • an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. • The act of bringing someone or something under domination or control. • ...

13 Clues: a gloomy state, • this can really stink • this word describes having free time • if a creature is aware, we say it is this • In English Upplysningstiden is called The • when air quality is bad, this is the matter! • Will Donald Trump do this when he loses the election? • a low income might just allow you to ____ out a living • ...

13 Clues: To step down from power • A state of perfect wisdom • Someone who has extreme ideas • To discuss, usually in public • A machine used for beheading people • To not pay attention, to not recognize • Killing of a large number of helpless people • A formal agreement between people or nations to help one another • ...

13 Clues: Henry ____ Thoreau • Ralph ____ Emerson • Romantics prized this • a new genre introduced during Romanticism • Romanticism included a fascination with this • type of reform championed by Transcendentalists • poet for whom previous Fostoria school building was named • along with Melville and Poe, he was part of the Dark Romantics • ...

13 Clues: Lost civilization • It will set your free • Port your conscious into another "meatsuit" • Crystalline waters and majestic palaces 2 wrds • 100's of miles thick. No one can break through • Focal point for interdimensional gateways 2 wrds • This cannot be replicated, it's rare and unique. • Unlocking the secrets of the Arctic and Antarctic • ...

13 Clues: rights granted to all people by nature • the group which wins the most votes has power • kings and queens have a God given right to rule • model where the planets revolve around the earth • legally killing someone as punishment for a crime • let the economy run without government interference • model where the earth is the center of the universe • ...

13 Clues: tax on most materials • GB faced this because of the war • committee that drafted declaration • inspired freedom of speech and more • when British troops fire into an angry mob • war over British expansion in the ohio river valley • acts that GB did in response to the Boston Tea Party • inspired phrase "life, liberty, pursuit of happiness" and more • ...

10 Clues: Tibbetan Buddhist New Year • Day celebration of Buddha's death • Recognized as Buddha's first teaching • the end of the intensive practice Buddha endured. • celebrates the Buddha's birth, enlightenment, and death. • perpetuates the Buddhist tradition of honoring family ancestors • Donations especially robes are given to monks to express gratitude. • ...

10 Clues: ten amendments • social gatherings held by hostesses • the artistic style of the late 1700's • wrote the Declaration of Independence • In July 1776, the Second Continental Congress issued • which power was divided between national and state governments • characterized by a grand, ornate design seen in elaborate places like Versailles • ...

10 Clues: A group dictatorship • Ruled Venezuela as a colony • A group of people native to America • The hacendados main export; helped them achieve preeminence • The planter elite that dominated Venezuela under Spanish rule • A population of combined Native American and European ancestry • Period of disease and death brought to the criollos by the Europeans • ...

10 Clues: What was England's government called? • What are large farms or areas of land called? • What colonies were under direct English control? • Protected rights were first found in what document? • This movement placed value on knowledge, reason, and science. • What region of colonies had shipbuilding, lumber, and fishing? • ...

10 Clues: Camila tells Yasmine she's a ___ • The ambulance was ___ minutes out • Lilith tells Ava "this is not a ___" • Ava uses what weapon to hit Lilith in the face? • What was the name of the guy Camila found attractive? • Michael tells Ava that " embracing death can lead to ___" • Adriel's final plague is a burning light that only ___ non-believers • ...

10 Clues: a fleet of warships • Steady rise in prices • the rights with which people are born • A person who studies and tries to explain the world • A political system in which a ruler holds total power • the theory that says knowledge is achieved through observation • belief that the power of monarchs comes from God and is absolute • ...

10 Clues: What solved dirty cities? • what was the most common job for women? • during what time modern feminism emerged? • who became leaders in government and the military? • where did women stayed in the 1800s while men worked? • who made sure that everyone in the city had clean water? • what did the white-collar workers embraced to the middle class? • ...

10 Clues: The Age of Reason • Pirates who worked for the government • In 1776, the thirteen became independent • In 1768 Captain Cook set sail to explore ___ • Human labor started to be replced by the work of __ • James Watt invented the ___ engine, which could run a whole factory • The Treaty of ___ finally recognised the USA as an independent nation • ...

10 Clues: condition of loyalty to ones own nation • What was King Louis XIV's palace called • King of Spain during the Napoleonic wars • existed as a symbolic national assembly in France • A French royal house descended from Louis XIV 13th century • Turkish Muslim dynasty that didn't fall until its defeat in WWI • ...

10 Clues: To get rid of something • The biggest enslaved port in Britain • The Cumbrian port used for enslaved voyages • The percentage of enslaved people who died at sea • William ........... - a person who was an abolitionist • The journey taken by slaves from Africa to the Americas • The idea that reason and logic replaced superstition and tradition • ...

10 Clues: society of friends • laws to control slaves • remain in the church and form their own • people who worked from 4-7 years for a landlord • spread the idea that reason and logic could improve society • an agreement to have a fair law to protect the general food • wanted to cut ties with the existing church and form their own • ...

10 Clues: Patron saint of England. • UK’s exit from the European Union. • Iceni tribe leader who fought the Romans in 60–61 AD. • Opponents of the Tories in 17th–18th century Britain. • Women campaigning for the right to vote in the early 20th century • England’s government after the monarchy was temporarily abolished. • ...

7 Clues: The country of origin of Buddhism • the process of rebirth after death • The birth year of Siddhartha Gautama • The path to enlightenment, starts with a number • the path of righteousness, following the teachings of Buddha • The enlightened one, a prince once known as Siddhartha Gautama • ...

7 Clues: LIFE, LIBERTY AND PROPERTY • CREATED THE IDEA OF SOCIAL CONTRACT • CREATED THE IDEA OF SEPARATION OF POWERS • EACH BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT HAS ITS OWN POWERS • THE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT CAN LIMIT THE POWER OF THE OTHER BRANCHES • MOVEMENT IN EUROPE IN THE 17U0S THAT FOUND LEARNING AND REASONING IMPORTANT • ...

7 Clues: first emperor of France • a radical Jacobin journalist • An execution device invented by French surgeon Antoine Louis • aristocrats who fled France in the years following the French • the Age of Reason, it took place in Europe during the 18th century • A cultural movement that took place in Europe between the 14th and 16th centuries • ...

19 Clues: Author of the DoI • American battle tactic • Turning point in the war • Shot(s) hear round the world • Final major battle of the war • Commander of the Continental Army • America's first form of government • Source of propaganda for the Patriots • Breakup letter the Patriots sent KGIII • Number of states necessary to alter the AoC • ...

19 Clues: Author of the DoI • American battle tactic • Turning point in the war • Shot(s) hear round the world • Final major battle of the war • Commander of the Continental Army • America's first form of government • Source of propaganda for the Patriots • Breakup letter the Patriots sent KGIII • Number of states necessary to alter the AoC • ...

19 Clues: Author of the DoI • American battle tactic • Turning point in the war • Shot(s) hear round the world • Final major battle of the war • Commander of the Continental Army • America's first form of government • Source of propaganda for the Patriots • Breakup letter the Patriots sent KGIII • Number of states necessary to alter the AoC • ...

19 Clues: The lowest male voice type. • Maidservant to the Baroness. • The lowest female voice type. • The highest female voice type. • The most common male voice type. • Woman who Candide is in love with. • Cunegonde's brother and son of the Baron. • Type of 'lighter,' generally shorter opera. • Composer of 'Candide' and 'West Side Story.' • ...

19 Clues: author of Common Sense • those supported Great Britain • country led by King George III • leader of the Continental Army • those who supported independence • first British tax on the colonists • last major battle of the Revolutionary War • act of protest by the colonists, dumped tea into the harbor • author of the first draft od the Declaration of Independence • ...

19 Clues: of life • liberty. • in 1792. • AKA François Marie • wrote over 70 books. • devoted himself to the study of • an intellectual movement that stressed • th idea that everything evolved around the sun • was passionately committed to individual freedom. • when the people give up their right to their government • is a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas. • ...

19 Clues: The person telling the story • The main character of a story • The sequence of events in a story • Language appealing to the five senses • A comparison that doesn’t use like or as • Literature meant to be performed on stage • A central message or lesson in literature • A struggle between opposing forces in a story • The 'birth' of uniquely American literature, 1820–1865 • ...

19 Clues: The lowest male voice type. • Maidservant to the Baroness. • The lowest female voice type. • The highest female voice type. • The most common male voice type. • Woman who Candide is in love with. • Cunegonde's brother and son of the Baron. • Type of 'lighter,' generally shorter opera. • Composer of 'Candide' and 'West Side Story.' • ...

19 Clues: Author of the DoI • American battle tactic • Turning point in the war • Shot(s) hear round the world • Final major battle of the war • Commander of the Continental Army • America's first form of government • Source of propaganda for the Patriots • Breakup letter the Patriots sent KGIII • Number of states necessary to alter the AoC • ...

19 Clues: calm and focused thought • sacred writings of Hinduism • comes from desire or wanting • sacred writings of Buddhists • right conduct or doing one's duty • buddhists place to visit for prayer • the rebirth of a soul into a new body • Buddhists place in the home for prayer • hindu women wear a dot on their forehead • buddhism is named for its founder, the Buddha • ...

19 Clues: the dark side • characterized by resistance • without any blemishes; perfect • to be left out of the narrative • nondiscriminatory, wide-ranging, full • of high social class or political status • concerning or enforcing rules, regulatory • something that relates to giving freedom or being set fre • type of story/tale where someone / something ‘saves the day’ • ...

19 Clues: priests • warriors • the rebirth of one's soul • founder of the caste system • farm workers, servants, and laborers • an important language of Ancient India • reached by following the eightfold path • ones spiritual duties related to their caste • herders, farmers, merchants, and craftspeople • the effect a person's actions have on their soul • ...

19 Clues: Country ruled by an emperor • One leader has all the power • Process of making a place urban • English philosopher and theorist • People starting a business on their own • Scottish engineer, chemist, and inventor • Someone with a different opinion from most • Country under the authority of another country • building that manufactures goods at a rapid rate • ...

19 Clues: A conference in berlin. • Shift from rural to urban areas • His theory is that earth orbits the Sun. • Scottish engineer, chemist, and inventor • French Judge, Historian, Political Philosopher. • To expand greatly into other parts of the lands. • Peacefully compete for colonies in Africa and Asia. • Someone who takes the risk of making a new business. • ...

15 Clues: rebirth • Complete peace • The study of space • Going without food • A mix of two or more metals • A concious effort to free ones mind • The science of the properties of metal • One of Ancient Indias greatest emporers • One of the seven sacred rivers of Hindus • An ancient indian empire established by Chandragupta • A system of division of labour and power in human society • ...

15 Clues: - Symbol of freedom and independence. • - City where the Statue of Liberty is located. • - The Statue of Liberty has a distinctive ___ color. • - The statue holds a ___ representing enlightenment. • - The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of ___ the world. • - Material used to construct the statue's outer layer. • - Country that gifted the statue to the United States. • ...

15 Clues: ___ of Europe. • Napoleon’s nephew’s first name • Team that played against the 49ers Sunday • Season many of the 1848 Revolutions occurred in • Chita Rivera’s role in “West Side Story” (1957) • Acronym for the main aid agency for Palestinians • The ____ monarchs returned to the throne in 1814 • Country that gained independence from the Ottomans in 1829 • ...

15 Clues: Govinda's career after being a Semana • Who is Siddhartha's threshold guardian? • What does Siddhartha seek his whole life? • Who taught Siddhartha how to be a Merchant • What does Siddhartha find with the Ferryman • What represents Siddhartha's life in the city • Who motivates Siddhartha to leave the Semanas • Cycle of death and rebirth that the world is in • ...

15 Clues: - The essence of honesty and ultimate reality. • - A deep and loving devotion toward the divine. • - The eternal soul, distinct from the physical body. • - The supreme reality that transcends all existence. • - A heartfelt expression of loyalty and faithfulness. • - A discipline that unites the body, mind, and spirit. • ...

15 Clues: A class in Indian society • A journey to a holy place • Mother of Prince Siddhartha • A religion founded by Siddhartha • A supreme power and divine force • A perfect state of happiness and peace • The four central principles of Buddhism • Collection of sacred texts written in Sanskrit • The belief in a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth • ...

15 Clues: Someone who studies wisdom • He was a French Philosopher • Made the three laws of motion. • He created the social contract • Developed the scientific method • Helped destroy the Ptolemaic System • Came up with the heliocentric theory • Earth is placed in the center of the universe • The Sun is placed in the center of the universe • ...

15 Clues: First women's right activist • First to coin phrase "Enlightenment" • Someone who asks questions/questions ideas • Said that we should elect government leaders • Overthrow/Revolt against government if needed • Less religious, were lighter, elegant, and charming • Gained ideas from other people and formed encyclopedia • ...

15 Clues: Social Contract • A binding agreement • Separation of Powers • study of religion or God • Limited the power of the king. • Producing just enough to feed your family • Process of collecting and analyzing evidence • Religious movement in the American Colonies. • Natural rights of Life, liberty and property. • legal document that is an agreement between two people • ...

15 Clues: Greek Gadfly. • “Brainchild” of Victor Frankl. • What Buddhism tells you to embrace. • “To be or not to be, that is the question.” • The Feminine _____ ; written by Betty Friedan • Eastern philosophy that focused on “The Way.” • Founder of Confucianism, who believed in the golden rule. • First name of feminist, activist, and journalist in the 70s. • ...

15 Clues: written by Thomas Paine • would come at a minute's notice. • were loyal to Britain for freedom. • controls production, and companies. • god given rights, can't be taken away. • not involved, as uninvolved as possible. • helped with winning America's independence. • when freedom is limited by order in society. • rebelled against the British during the American revolution. • ...

15 Clues: inspires natural rights • Life, liberty and property • american revolutionary leader • the control supply of a good or service • law that imposed tax on all printed materials • A riot that occured in boston on March 5th, 1770 • war between england and fance between 1754 and 1763 • colonists tossed hundreds of chests of tea in the harbor • ...

15 Clues: how long is RCIA • One of the olis used at Baptism • In what river was Jesus Baptized • When did Jesus wash the disciples feet • When we are baptized we are “being ...” • Another name for the sacrament of Baptism • Who was Jesus’ cousin who also Baptized Jesus • What appeared above Jesus’ head when he was Baptized • Jesus preformed his first miracle at the wedding at... • ...

15 Clues: The Islamic month of fasting. • The name for a feast in Islam. • The act of dying for your beliefs. • The celebration of the Khalsa Sikhs. • The celebration of the birth of Jesus. • A group of celebrations which honour Gurus. • The celebration of the resurrection of Jesus. • The Jewish celebration of the story of Esther. • ...

15 Clues: What God considers His people to be • The "eyes" of these need enlightenment • How we can walk when we know God's truths • What believers are called in Ephesians 1:18 • The Father of this is mentioned in verse 17 • The spirit of this comes through knowing God • The spiritual experience of being born again • What the eyes of our understanding need to be • ...

15 Clues: tragic mode is… • What must be possible in a tragedy • What tragedy doesn't need to preach • Revealed through the tale of a hero • Where the common men is held within tragedy • What the enlightenment of tragedy consists of • The underlying fear that shakes readers in a play • What the false idea that tragedy is of necessity to • ...

14 Clues: - Act of establishing a community (10 letters, ten) • - Period before written records (11 letters, eleven) • - Medieval system of land ownership (9 letters, nine) • - Traveling to discover new lands (11 letters, eleven) • - Policy of extending a country's power (11 letters, eleven) • - Development of industries in a country (15 letters, fifteen) • ...

14 Clues: products of nature • the products of man • cabinet of curiosities • large scale paintings of heroic scenes • AVC about the aristocracy and their interests • the testaments of man's ability to dominate nature • exotic objects, plants, or animals collected from distant places • a movement wherein art emphasized freedom (emotional and physical) • ...

14 Clues: The god of creation in Hinduism. • The first book of the Bible and the Tanakh. • The Christian story explaining the origin of sin. • The belief that God gave humans power over creation. • Marcus ___________ campaigned for free school meals. • The Greek term for ‘human flourishing’ or living well. • The key Buddhist teaching about the truth of suffering. • ...

14 Clues: tax on tea • cost of war left to be paid • first meeting of delegates from each colony • act placing tax on newspapers and legal documents • treaty that officially ended the revolutionary warr • war between britain and france over new world territory • Document outlining America's freedom from Great Britain • French Enlightenment writer, believed in freedom of speech • ...

11 Clues: These amendments • The artistic style of the late 1700s • wrote the declaration of indepednance • was characterized by a grand, ornate design. • each branch checking the actions of the other two. • basic rights as freedom of speech, press, assembly, and religion. • reflected these ideas in its eloquent argument for natural rights. • ...

11 Clues: ritual suicide • rewarded warriors • Japanese commander-in-chief • the art of beautiful writing • short form of poetry amongst samurai • warrior-lords similar to vassals in Medieval Europe • a samurai code that called on warriors to be honest, fair, and fearless • means "divine winds" in Japanese, referring to suicide pilots used in WWII • ...

19 Clues: Siddhartha was ______ awake • Siddhartha Gautama's birth place • Buddha is "the one who is ______" • The Buddha thought of the _______ way • _____ is an other word for "suffering" • Buddha died when he was ______ years old • The Buddha thought for forty five _______ • Siddhartha's father was king of the ______ clan • Siddhartha Gautama became a ______ for six years • ...

19 Clues: conquerors • runners of the woods • forts where soldiers lived • goods brought into the country • representatives to the government • waterway through or around North America • name of the boat that the Pilgrims sailed on • goods sent out of the country to other markets • private schools run by women in their own homes • Protestant reformers, most despised religious group • ...

19 Clues: Italian philosopher • French political philosopher • Inventor of the steam engine. • A person who creates a business. • Someone whose ideas go against the norm. • The process of a rural area becoming urban. • The theory that the earth revolves around the sun. • A building where goods are manufactured and produced. • When a country has power over another foreign country. • ...

19 Clues: signed by the Pilgrims • started by the Puritans • may have saved John Smith's life • a land owning male who was elected • wanted to purify the English church • three way shipping of goods and people • the ___ colonies were founded for profit • mother country benefits from the colonies • came to North America for religious freedom • ...

6 Clues: The awakened one • Lesser teachings • People who reside in this world are known as voice-hearers • People who reside in this world are known as caused-awaken ones. • The priceless jewel mentioned in the parables of jewel in the robe • highest state of enlightenment through practice of lesser doctrine

6 Clues: The awakened one • Lesser teachings • People who reside in this world are known as voice-hearers • People who reside in this world are known as caused-awaken ones. • highest state of enlightenment through practice of lesser doctrine • The priceless jewel mentioned in the parables of jewel in the robe

15 Clues: vote of the people • Napoleon’s last battle • Island Napoleon was born on • They belong to the first estate • They belonged to the second estate • France was the center of this movement • The agreement between Napoleon and Pope Pius VI • Invading this country led to Napoleon’s downfall • prison that was stormed by French people for weapons • ...

15 Clues: The wife of Louis Xvi. • King of France in 1774. • Known as the Age of Reason. • King of France from 1814-1824. • King of france from 1824-1830. • The capital of France. • Also known as the age of Reason. • Iron lattice tower in Paris, France. • Fortress in Paris that was demolished in 1789-1790. • A period of the terror during the French Revolution. • ...

15 Clues: Change in motion • The unit of force • Change in position • How fast an object is moving • The amount of material in an object • When all forces on an object are equal • The rate in change of velocity of an object • The combination of all forces acting on an object • A tendency of an object to resist a change in motion • ...

15 Clues: System with no social classes. • By Edward Jenner, Helped eradicate diseases. • By Henry Ford, made for faster transportation. • Used for power and to create steam with water. • By Thomas Edison, recorded sound and played it back. • Energy source that caused a monopoly by John Rockefeller. • (First Name) Creole who led the Latin American Revolutions. • ...

15 Clues: Transformed Russia into a major power • Scientist who published the laws of gravity • Art style characterized by grand ornate design • French thinker who said "I think, therefore I am" • Creator of the heliocentric (sun centered) theory • Confirmed that planets travel in elliptical orbits • French philosopher who believed in separation of powers • ...

15 Clues: - Sacred spirits in Shintoism. • - The individual soul in Hinduism. • - Law of moral cause and effect in Eastern religions. • - The ultimate reality in Hinduism, the cosmic spirit. • - Benevolence, kindness, and humanity in Confucianism. • - Liberation from the cycle of birth and death in Hinduism. • - Ritual propriety, etiquette, and decorum in Confucianism. • ...

15 Clues: - Advanced human society (12 letters, twelve) • - Line of hereditary rulers (7 letters, seven) • - Absolute ruler with total power (8 letters, eight) • - Period before written records (11 letters, eleven) • - Medieval system of land ownership (9 letters, nine) • - Wandering, without a permanent home (7 letters, seven) • ...

15 Clues: a lover of books • clear sound reasoning • a mental view or prospect • lack of feeling or emotion • to be curious or doubtful about • pitifully inferior or inadequate • a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • examination of one's own thoughts and feelings • an introductory or preceding event or development • one who makes an active effort to promote human welfare • ...

15 Clues: - able to be cured. • - exceed; be greater than. • - able to be reached or entered. • - poke with a finger, foot, or pointed object. • - struggle mentally; show or feel great confusion. • - consisting of many different and connected parts. • - undertake a risky or daring journey or course of action. • - showing little concern for the feelings of others; harsh. • ...

15 Clues: City seized early by the Continental Army • Helped trap the British at Yorktown by sea • 1783 document that officially ended the war • British general who surrendered at Yorktown • The final battle where the British surrendered • Commander of the Continental Army who led with honor • The main goal of the American colonists during the war • ...

15 Clues: The holy book of Islam. • All-powerful, often used to describe God. • The state of experiencing pain or hardship. • The opposite of good; morally wrong or wicked. • The prophet who led the Israelites out of Egypt. • A patriarch in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. • A ritual meal that marks the beginning of Passover. • ...

5 Clues: what goes around comes around • a practice founded in north india • this is a ancient Indian language • achieving ultimate enlightenment leads you here • a spiritual exercise that allows you to be more aware

12 Clues: The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism and Buddhism. • The belief that after death, a person's soul is reborn in a new body. • In Shintoism, spirits or sacred beings that live in nature, animals, people, or objects. • In Buddhism, a state of perfect peace and enlightenment, free from suffering and the cycle of rebirth. • ...

16 Clues: A Sikh temple. • Terse spiritual teaching. • Revered ancient scriptures. • Visual contact with the divine. • Repeated, patterned religious act. • Sitting meditation, in Zen schools. • Belief that all life was created by God. • The holy Name of God, as recited by Sikhs. • A sudden experience of enlightened awareness. • Community meal for all, regardless of caste or position. • ...

16 Clues: A government where power is divided • King of Great Britain from 1760-1820 • A Leading Figure of the Enlightenment • The First President of The United States • The Fourth President of the United States • The Author of the Declaration of Independence • The Treaty that ended the American Revolution • stating to become independent from another country • ...

16 Clues: Liberation. • A Sikh temple. • After death, rebirth in a new life. • The religious community in Sikhism. • The holy Name of God, as recited by Sikhs. • The worldly cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. • Personal awareness of the existence of Unseen Reality. • The teachings and laws for conduct given by the Buddha. • The first morning prayer of Sikhs, written by Guru Nanak. • ...

16 Clues: The warrior caste • The founder of Buddhism • A Hindu social class system • An ancient Hindu language of India • A religious teacher/master in Hinduism • A priestly member of the highest caste • The country the religions originated in • Rebirth of a living being after its death • People considered to be outside of the Hindu caste system • ...

16 Clues: Spiritual teacher • The individual soul • After death, rebirth in a new life • Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates • Actions; the law of cause and effect. • Practices for union with the true Self • The holy Name of God, as recited by Sikhs • Acceptance that truth may be found in all religions • The teachings and laws for conduct given by the Buddha • ...

16 Clues: of others; independence • - A designated time period • - Getting rid of completely • - Ban the drinking of alcohol • - The right for women to vote • - A hospital for the mentally ill • - Reaching spiritual knowledge and understanding • Falls Convention - First womens' rights convention • - Being saved from sin and from the penalties of sin • ...

17 Clues: The Samurai code of rules. • Japan's largest landownders. • ___________ are extended families. • The traditional religion of Japan. • ____________ was an early culture in Japan. • Type of performance developed in the 1300s. • People in Japan chose to live on the _________. • They called themselves the first emperors of Japan. • ...

16 Clues: The month which Wesak takes place • The animal Burma releases on Wesak • The last thing Wesak is associated with • what sort of day is Wesak supposed to be? • Two of three things Wesak is associated with • The festival allows the community to do this • One of three things Wesak is associated with • Where Buddhists assemble on the morning of Wesak • ...

16 Clues: Impermanence. • A subtle energy center in the body. • Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates. • Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach. • Intuitive knowledge of spiritual realities. • The worldly cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. • Community meal for all, regardless of caste or position. • Liberation from mental afflictions, suffering, and rebirth. • ...

16 Clues: Impermanence. • A subtle energy center in the body. • Small sword worn by Khalsa initiates. • Taking a flexible, nondogmatic approach. • Intuitive knowledge of spiritual realities. • The worldly cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. • Community meal for all, regardless of caste or position. • Liberation from mental afflictions, suffering, and rebirth. • ...

16 Clues: Noh uses _________ • Ka stands for _____________ • Bu stands for ______________ • Ki stands for ______________ • Kabuki uses ____________________ • meaning “off balance” or “unconventional” • Kei The attitude of ______________ for all things • This tea ceremony will be in honor of the ___________ • Content of the Noh play is almost always _________________ • ...

16 Clues: How the president is elected • An act by the president to reject laws • An official change to the constitution • Amendments to protect citizen's rights • Explains the goals of the new government • The idea that the people have political authority • A vote to charge the president with serious crimes • The process of the states accepting the constitution • ...

16 Clues: A Group of people traveling together • Someone who works for the government • Goods brought in from another country • An Ideal state of peace and happiness • Goods sent out to other countries for sale • The wealth and resources of a country or region • A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior • A system of government based on landowners and tenants • ...

16 Clues: behaving well • merciful, sweet, tender • generous and open-hearted • humble, calm,non-threatening • slow to speak and slow to anger • Contentment, unity among people • seeks the highest good of others • dependable, loyal,and full of trust • the perfection of the virtue of religion • the gift of intelligence and enlightenment • gladness that is not based on circumstances • ...