farming Crossword Puzzles

14 Clues: Invasive weedy tree • Expanded form of CPW • Expanded form of ABG • A woodland eucalyptus • a protected area for wildlife. • The most striking wetland plant • seriously at risk of extinction • They feed and recline on grassy slopes • The endangered Cumberland Plain Woodland what? • A large tree that provides the protective canopy • ...

14 Clues: noun, means farming • conjunction meaning although • adjective, means causes death • a verb meaning to change or move • Another adjective that means humid • how we measure temperature, with a ? • Idiom meaning a bad situation shared • noun, line of latitude south of equator • a slight burn or a mark caused by burning • noun, supplying land with water for crops • ...

14 Clues: primary male occupation • Bread you eat with soup. • primary female occupation • decoration made from beads • axe-shaped throwing weapons • 4 legged animal with antlers. • the most plentiful trade item • Farmed mostly and regulated game. • 2 legged animal with big feathers. • Hereditary or skill-based authority • ...

14 Clues: writing system Mayans developed • most mayans had this occupation • Mayan kings went to war for this • farming method that burns plants • the lowest class in Mayan society • a city and its surrounding territy • used by Mayans to study space objects • Mayan buildings were made out of this • Mayan temples were built on top of these • these people eventually conquered Mayans • ...

14 Clues: to reject • a governor • Roman peace • large farming estates • large groups of Roman soldiers • the ruling class of ancient Rome • ordinary citizen in ancient Rome • a person with absolute power to rule • three rulers who share equal political power • a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders • head of a government, usually with a limited term in office • ...

14 Clues: another name for the US • a tax on imported goods • a person who has escaped • state that permitted slavery • the practice of owning slaves • there were more __ in the North • state that did not permit slavery • loyalty to one part of the country • most important business in the South • this abolitionist though slavery was wrong • wrote the book Uncle Tom's Cabin is Harriet __ • ...

14 Clues: Gross ? Product • An Oil Rich country • A country in the BRICS • Illness caused by dirty water • In LEDCs more people work in ? • Newly industrialised countries • The highest ranked country on HDI • The highest score possible in HDI • dam A method of collecting clean water • The man who invented the North South divide • Pakistan flood was a what type of obstacle for development • ...

14 Clues: Canada is home to many • farming requires a lot of • Canada has a lot of talented • one of Canada's main sport is • one of Canada's main languages • A average farm has about 1,000 • Quebecs local tongue is know as • Native Indian artist also excel at • like Americans Canadians live in big • Canada is know for its environment and it's • ...

15 Clues: (growing of flowers) • (also known as paddy) • ( growing grapes for wine) • (also called golden fibre) • ( coarse grains are also called) • Husbandry ( rearing animals for sale) • (growing of crops, flowers and fruits) • ( cultivation involving slash and burn) • (requires 210 frost free days of growth) • (Type of farming to meet family’s needs) • ...

14 Clues: Spanish word for town • main crop used for food • extra materials or stuff • group of related families • farming or growing plants • what the land bridge was called • movement from one region to another • huge, thick sheet of slowly moving ice • a feast that could last for several days • area that stretches from Alaska to California • ...

14 Clues: Japanese belief system • Japanese, 4 roofed structures • The oldest city in the Americas • A mountain range in South America • Nahuatl speaking peoples in Mexico • Recording devices from Incan Empire • Farming methos using floating islands • A method for growing crops on a hillside • A string of land connecting 2 larger bodies • ...

14 Clues: softly bright • extremely angry • an area of deep mud • to say quietly or unclearly • not interesting or exciting • to relax and do very little • to cut food into small pieces • to make something less harmful • a large painting done on a wall • to hit somebody/something with great force • a high open area of land not used for farming • ...

15 Clues: Another name for cowboy. • Common term for a rancher. • Common crop grown out West. • Common hat worn in the Old West. • Common term for a farmer / pioneer. • Common term for a pioneer / farmer. • Part of a cowboy's typical equipment. • Part of a cowboy's typical equipment. • Area to hold horses, cows, and donkeys. • Main mode of transportation for families. • ...

14 Clues: an explosive tool. • opsite from the south. • a land that has been claimed. • Post traumatic stress disorder. • creation or production of goods. • something that shoots explosives • joined by an agreement or treaty. • detachment or branch of the armed forces. • Joining or being joined by a political place. • a person who favors a practice or institution. • ...

14 Clues: The world population. • Are not government run. • The state of being very poor. • A moral principal or guideline • One in_____ are food insecurity. • Increasing by ______ billion by 2050. • percent of American farms are CAFO's. • Food that has expired and/or not been eaten. • The ability to last for multiple generations. • The term for producing foods or products in ag. • ...

14 Clues: Was the god of sun • Was the god of air • Was the god of chaos • Was used to make linen • Was famous as the boy king • Was an Egyptian irrigation device • First united the kingdoms of Egypt • Were second after pharaohs in Egypt • Was the main god of the old kingdom • Was the god of afterlife and farming • Was the most famous and useful river in Egypt • ...

14 Clues: Meeting point of two rivers. • A flat-topped elevated landform. • The highest plateau in the world. • The highest mountain range in Asia. • The volcanic plateau of south India. • A lower area between hills or mountains. • Sudden fall of snow from a mountainside. • Large dry area with very little rainfall. • Fertile flat lands formed by river deposits. • ...

14 Clues: means a city environment • where the migrant moves to • people moving into a country • where the migrant comes from • a migrant might move for this • people moving out of a country • an area of farming, not in the city • when a person moves to another place • things that make a person want to move • a country where many people migrate to • ...

14 Clues: Tiered tower temple in East Asia • Capital city of the Incan Empire • Capital city of the Aztec Empire • Floating garden farms built on water • Empire known for roads and engineering • Gate marking entrance to a Shinto shrine • Powerful empire centered in Tenochtitlan • Japanese religion focused on nature spirits • Belief that nature and objects have spirits • ...

5 Clues: The main occupation of the people in palampur • The modern irrigations system replacing traditional methods in palmpur. • The type of transport that allows quick movement of goods and people in villages • A major factor of production that includes land, labor,physical,capital and human capital • ...

7 Clues: edible fungi • a bee keeper • grows readily in sugar solutions • a Gujarat based milk co-operative • breeds animals used for ploughing land • silk thread is recovered from the killed cocoons • Production and farming of useful aquatic animals.

7 Clues: The leader of egypt • the current pharaoh • the main river in Egypt • the writing that you use • where they bury special people • a method that made farming easy • a triangular 3d shape that sometimes holds a tomb

7 Clues: Opposite of hungry. • Growing plants to eat • A place where food is sold. • Sharing food helps stop this. • We need this to live and grow • Food that helps us grow strong • Something we drink to stay healthy

7 Clues: was successful • settled in 1620 • settlers diapered • ______ was the famous powhatan native child • ______was not good for farming for jamestown • Who taught jamestown to plant crops,hunt,&fish • roanoke was led by_____ who left for three years

7 Clues: AT specialises in plant() • The head of learning at AT • she is our learning coordinator • MyFarmWeb is a () farming product • she is our instructional designer • the name of our learning platform • AT's innovative invention to geotag fruit

7 Clues: no jobs • used to transport crops • raising cattle and growing crops • searching for gold in the ground • cutting down trees in the forest • too many people living in one space • people moving from one country to another

5 Clues: farming • a big moth • a chemical • all natural • a big blanket

5 Clues: farming • a big moth • a chemical • all natural • a big blanket

17 Clues: term for an area that is in water deficit • reducing the use of energy to bring demand down • range of different energy sources used by a country • chemicals used to kill insects that eat farmers crops • where supply of water exceeds demand (too much water) • where demand for water exceeds supply (not enough water) • ...

5 Clues: farming • a big moth • a chemical • all natural • a big blanket

6 Clues: They produce milk • The aryans language • An animal in the sea • Where gods are worshiped • A process of making food • They come from the caspia

6 Clues: Cuts grass • Lifts heavy loads • Another word for farming • Pulls boats out into sea • Pushes dirt at construction sites • Digs up dirt at construction sites

13 Clues: relating to or derived from living matter • The saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in a body of water • A term used to describe the enormous variety of life on Earth • the long term pattern of weather conditions in a particular area • a 100x multiple of the pascal, which is the SI unit for pressure. • ...

13 Clues: relating to or derived from living matter • The saltiness or amount of salt dissolved in a body of water • A term used to describe the enormous variety of life on Earth • the long term pattern of weather conditions in a particular area • a 100x multiple of the pascal, which is the SI unit for pressure. • ...

7 Clues: farming technique • ways of doing things • art of the buildings • who studies the universe • this technique to make a wheel • earliest known system of writing • Mesopotamians used it to make canals

7 Clues: was a great ruler of Russia, • rebelled against Mongol Rule, • took over Russia for 240 years, • city that Peter the Great built, • improved Russian farming and technology • strengthened the monarch's power called tsar, • byzantine architecture influenced this place

7 Clues: Having a job • Communities in the village • Communities living in forests • Communities in cities and towns • People living in a specific area • - Another word for farming and growing crops • - Yojana started to help women and girl children

7 Clues: self-governing • traditional farming • large social groups • making goods or providing service • The civilian population of a country at war • the total number of people currently employed • investments bought to help the government pay for the war.

6 Clues: John adams first job • Supported John Adams • becomes john adams VP • pro farming political party • Pro business political party • who won the 1796 presidential election

6 Clues: , agriculture • , drinking supplies • , The stuff for a tire • , a place of manufacturing • , the most famous rain forest • , a place that was abandoned in 5 years

17 Clues: Flag • an artifical coneying for water • a person who is out to conquer new territory • an ancient Inca device for recording information • a sib or clan that constituted the basic socioeconomic unit of Inca society • a barrier used to regulate or hold back water from a river, lake, or even the ocean • ...

9 Clues: Mississippi River • nickname Magnolia state • used to make clothes cotton • singer born in MS Elvis Presley • homes built during slavery plantations • soil next to river was good for farming • that used to run on the river steamboats • Native American burial site Emerald Mound • Native American footpath The Natchez Trace Parkway

7 Clues: Network of trading routes • Popular religion in India • Triangular structures made of stone • Method of farming used by the Aztecs • Ancient writing used by the Egyptians • Civilization that created the Cuneiform • The civilization that discovered gravitational pull

7 Clues: industry with a few firms • industry with unique products • amount of firms in a monopoly • Easy to enter this competition • Example of Monopolistic Competition • Example of perfect competition is Truck • produces different products for the same prices

7 Clues: edible fungi • a bee keeper • grows readily in sugar solutions • a Gujarat based milk co-operative • breeds animals used for ploughing land • silk thread is recovered from the killed cocoons • Production and farming of useful aquatic animals.

7 Clues: everything was ____ • who started the new deal? • who passed the new deal law • Clouds full of dust and sand • Lines of people getting bread are called- • later people came back and started ________ • Finacial things dramatically expanded from?

7 Clues: Bivalve filter feeders • Common farming pond dweller • World's top Aquaculture producer • Cultivation of salt water organisms • A non-food product that can be created • Plant commonly associated with Aquaculture • One of the popular fish farmed in Manitoba

8 Clues: A farming technique • the word means border • Spreading of desert land • a nomadic Arab of the desert • a nomadic Arab of the desert • provides enough food for a family • The cutting down of too many trees • a grassy plain in a diversely tropical region

7 Clues: The leader of egypt • the current pharaoh • the main river in Egypt • the writing that you use • where they bury special people • a method that made farming easy • a triangular 3d shape that sometimes holds a tomb

8 Clues: Danish export • Danish export • Denmark's capital • Denmark's modern industries • Smallest country in Scandinavia • The percent of Denmark used for farming • Once the most ... country in Scandinavia • Scandinavia's most densely populated country

6 Clues: REARING OF CATTLE • MICRO CREDIT PROGRAMMES • GROWING OF DIFFERENT CROPS • GROWING OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES • FARMING WITHOUT USE OF CHEMICALS • APEX BANK FOR AGRICULTURAL CREDIT

9 Clues: the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock. • a cultivated plant that is grown as food, especially a grain, fruit, or vegetable. • a viscous liquid derived from petroleum, especially for use as a fuel or lubricant. • products/ something which is most used in school and all students sit have one in class • ...

18 Clues: Another word for past • A NAtive American Shelter • A sled used to carry goods • Where the Hopi tribe lived • A home used by the Iroquois • Native Americans from Alaska • A type of clay used to build • A group of close-knit families • A main factor needed to survive • Agriculture is another word for • Moving from one place to another • A flat top hill with steep sides • ...

18 Clues: Ä, Ü, Ö sind • A, E, I, O, U sind • "explain" auf Deutsch • A word that replaces a noun • In jeder Silbe ist immer ein • T, B, F, K sind Beispiele für • This guy has a birthday today • Die Silben Ma, Be, Ku, Te sind • Zu welcher Wortart gehört sein? • Die Silben Tak, Put, Fen, Zar sind • Farming started in The _______ East • Ist der längste Teil einer Geschichte • ...

18 Clues: extreme gaps in the job market • contracting jobs to an outside source • 2 or more quarters of economic downturn • private ownership of goods and property • trading one good or service for another • solidarity from similar tasks and duties • solidarity from specialization and trade • farming to produce food to feed yourself • governments,cultures, and markets blending • ...

18 Clues: the study of people & land • lines that run East to West • features on the earth surface • lines that run North to South • weather conditions of a region • land complete surrounded by water • people who share the same beliefs • suitable for farming and planting • a place of settlement or residence • land surrounded by water on 3 sides • representing many different cultures • ...

18 Clues: wrote The Praise of Folly • invented the printing press • philsophy of the Renaissance • civilization in South America • civilization in Southern Africa • king of Mali; richest man ever?? • female painter of the Renaissance • Father of Humanism; wrote sonnets • civilization known for Chichen Itza • modern day country; location of the Aztec • ...

18 Clues: – Not fair • – People who grow food • – Another word for fair • – A hot drink made from beans • – A place to buy Fairtrade items • – Type of farming with no chemicals • – Time of year when crops are picked • – A sweet treat made from cocoa beans • – Big forests Fairtrade helps protect • – A yellow fruit that's often Fairtrade • – This label shows a product is Fairtrade • ...

19 Clues: Scout's brother • Atticus' profession • The Finch housekeeper • A poor farming family • Lee Who is the author? • Arthur Radley's nickname • What is it a sin to kill • Who visits every summer? • The setting is in this town • Atticus shoots which animal? • Who accuses Tom of attacking her? • Who is Scout when she is grown older? • Dubose An elderly and bad-tempered neighbour • ...

7 Clues: invention • New Stone Age • Early Stone Age • use animals for work or as pets • Farming and domestication of animals • Curved tool used to cut wheat and tall grass • People who roam and do not settle in one place

7 Clues: soil type is .... • era geological History • location of Canadian shield • What type of industry resources? • what is the interesting type of rock • soil in this area is not good for .... • What change it from jagged peaks to hills

7 Clues: sudden and unexpected • very strong or extreme • Disturbed or messed up • moving slowly or aimlessly • the line where earth meets the sky • related to farming and growing crops • relating to the North Pole or very cold regions

13 Clues: To tame animals for meat, milk, and hides. • A religious belief in many gods or goddesses. • canals: Watering crops through mad-made off arts such as ditches and canals. • Some jobs were much more crucial than others. This led some people to have more power. • The most common job in Mesopotamian was farming. Most peasants worked on a farm of some kind. • ...

7 Clues: edible fungi • a bee keeper • grows readily in sugar solutions • a Gujarat based milk co-operative • breeds animals used for ploughing land • silk thread is recovered from the killed cocoons • Production and farming of useful aquatic animals.

7 Clues: soil type is .... • era geological History • location of Canadian shield • What type of industry resources? • what is the interesting type of rock • soil in this area is not good for .... • What change it from jagged peaks to hills

7 Clues: soil type is .... • era geological History • location of Canadian shield • What type of industry resources? • what is the interesting type of rock • soil in this area is not good for .... • What change it from jagged peaks to hills

7 Clues: increase • a place were you learn • Show the difference between • Look after, develop, support • a small vessel for travelling over water • an unwelcome intrusion into another's domain. • the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock.

27 Clues: a period of 10 years • a period of 100 years • What term means to move? • What year comes after 699 C.E.? • What year comes after 501 B.C.? • What type of source is a letter? • What is another term for farming? • What term means in the year of the lord? • What is another term for the New Stone Age? • What is another term for the Paleolithic Age? • ...

50 Clues: a tax • banker • farming • Yin and Yang • shrinking sea • largest desert • region in Sudan • largest religion • founder of Islam • Four Noble Truths • a transition zone • a developed country • region of Australia • clean energy source • economic organization • Monotheistic religion • ethnic group in Nigeria • divides Europe and Asia • yellowish silt in China • has an absolute monarchy • ...

32 Clues: a trap used to catch eels • an australian sweet potatoe • the opposite of regeneration • STICK hole pole • existing in or as part of a tradition • an Indigenous Australian carrying vessel • a type of fruit/berry used in bush tucker • the result of soil be prepared for farming • type of farming used by native Australians • ...

25 Clues: (noun) areas found outside of cities. • (noun) cities and the surrounding areas. • (noun) place where a community is established. • (noun) annual number of births per 1,000 people. • (noun) the total number of people in a given area. • (noun) grouped around or at the center of a resource. • (noun) when several metropolitan areas grow together. • ...

22 Clues: The movement of people between countries. • The movement of people within a region or country. • A city with a population of more than 10 million people. • An area beyond a city centre, with medium-density housing. • The increase in the proportion of urban population over time. • A term used to describe a built-up area such as a city or town. • ...

21 Clues: most abundant atmospheric gas (78%) • its symbol is Ar; the least abundant atmospheric gas (1%). • coldest atmospheric temperatures! meteorites burn up here. • process where plants take in carbon dioxide and emit oxygen. • the burning of these can produce carbon; includes goal and gas. • hottest atmospheric temperatures! aurora borealis happens here. • ...

20 Clues: Was was Tsarist Russia? • Who were the Tsar's secret police group? • This group was 84% of the total population • What was the main cause of Peasant unrest? • What farming technique did the Peasants use? • What was the Russian Orthodox Church led by? • Who was the leader of the Liberation Movement? • What ideas were the urban workers more susceptible to? • ...

30 Clues: The belief in many gods. • The ruler of ancient Egypt. • The period before written records. • The taming of animals for human use. • The exchange of goods between people. • A series of rulers from the same family. • The belief in a single, all-powerful god. • A government controlled by religious leaders. • The transition from nomadic life to settled farming. • ...

20 Clues: something like a large waterfall • what the leader of ancient egypt was • soil that is especially good for farming • a deposit of often rich soil at the end of a river • the continent where the country of egypt is located • drawings which ancient egyptians used as writing in their time. • rich minerals often found at the mouth of a body of moving water • ...

25 Clues: to take by force or wrongfully • a ruling class made up of planters • capacity to endure pain or hardship • produced or gathered primarily for market • the country of one's parents or ancestors • opposition to one in authority or dominance • a document containing a formal statement of rights • to commit (money) in order to earn a financial return • ...

25 Clues: The response of the plant to light • The response of the plant to touch • The response of the plant to moisture • Photosynthesis occurs in the __________ • Nitrate can affect surface and __________ quality • The response of the plant to a particular chemical • This is a very important form of nitrogen for plants • Finish the equation: 6CO2 + 6H2O = C6H12O6 + __________ • ...

25 Clues: land degradation. • tillage - Ridge tillage • - field where rice is grown. • - machine that harvests a crop. • - a wet or irrigated rice field • grain- Oats, wheat, rye or barley. • cropping- two harvest on one field. • - A farm that grows one or two crops. • growing of fruits, vegetables and flowers. • - Agribusiness is the business portion of agriculture. • ...

28 Clues: accomplished skilled • familiar with something • abundant more than enough • allergic having an allergy • to make someone feel worried or angry • correct, exact, and without any mistakes • airy showing no worry or serious thought • abolish to end an activity or custom officially • accessible able to be reached or easily obtained • ...

21 Clues: a region in which people live together in a community. • a place that has been constructed or created by people. • acronym for people fly in to work then fly out back home. • the growing of garden crops such as fruit and vegetables. • describes land used keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle. • a point on the surface of the Earth where something is to be found. • ...

28 Clues: also know as the rockies • the stock of grain plants • used to modify the soil water • a subregion of the Great Plains • a car that is often old and damaged • happens when one does not eat enough • a person identified with the state of Oklahoma • has the highest concentration of organic matter • sometimes translated to "staked plains" in English • ...

41 Clues: large farms • reasons to go Wes • decrease in prices • home made from grass • creating large quantities • union of skilled laborers • unlimited coinage of silver • farming without irrigations • money supply and interest rate • mining for gold in a specific spot • a person who supports no government • land set aside for Native Americans • government license for an invention • ...

32 Clues: Open air market • Religious Temple • Rich soil good for farming • Creatures who walk on two feet • A united, related group of gods • Channeling water for agriculture • Kings of Egypt, viewed as gods on Earth • Human made items like tools and jewelry • Ranks people’s social power in a society • A religious system with more than one god • ...

21 Clues: A flooded field for growing rice • A form of subsistence agriculture • Harvesting twice a year from the same field • The growing of fruits, vegetables, and flowers • The area surrounding a city from which milk is supplied • An area where it is difficult to find edible/fresh food • A patch of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning • ...

27 Clues: and Science • What kind of government was Ancient Rome? • How many letters were in the Roman alphabet? • Where was considered a cultural gathering place? • What did most households use to treat illnesses? • What did ancient romans sculpt their art out of? • What were built to drain water and diverge water? • Many authors were inspired by Ovid’s poetry known as? • ...

37 Clues: — Business owned by shareholders • Whitney — Inventor of the cotton gin • — Person who starts and manages a business • Marx — Philosopher who critiqued capitalism • — Fabric made by weaving or knitting fibers • — Overcrowded, low-quality housing in cities • — Movement of people from rural to city areas • — Growth of cities due to population movement • ...

18 Clues: among many nations (15) • the study of plants (6) • in a particular place(7) • grew or developed well(7) • better than any other (11) • the science of farming (11) • come nearer to something (8) • something that may happen (8) • something that is gorgeous (9) • the person who comes after you (9) • the reason that something exists (7) • single out one thing over another (10) • ...

18 Clues: uneven and not smooth • Made from fire and heat • Glass is made from this • Cutting down of forests • A person who studies rocks • A person who studies dinosaurs • Where "Tyrannosaurus Sue" lives • Breaking rock into small pieces • Made from broken pieces of rock • When you grow food its called this • A rock created by heat and pressure • Molten rock below the earth's surface • ...

18 Clues: The priest class • the lowest class • The second lowest class • The main economic activity • The tallest mountain range • The main collection of stories • One defense the cities had was? • What was used to make each city • What was used to build the cities • What was underground in each city? • Something that was used as a currency • The social class that kings came from • ...

18 Clues: old stone • wise human being • judge of the dead • having more than one wife • earliest human like creatures • one of the first cities in the world • creators of Mesopotamian civilization • worked in government under the Pharaohs • their primary duties were to write things • combination of tin and copper produce this • conquered Nubia and expanded Egypt's border • ...

18 Clues: vroom vroom • Wright Bros • cars have them • water transport • synonym of speech • in your wallet right now • the Chinese invented this. • why is it so bright right now? • bzzt, you just got electrocuted • metal that is used widely in 3000 BC • a compound of (Fe) and (C), Chemistry • animal domestication / planting crops • Login, Log out. You use this everyday • ...

18 Clues: The fourth on planet • The third impact on planet • The warming of the earth is? • First cause of climate change? • Third cause of climate change? • The first impact on the planet • The second impact on the planet • Second cause of climate change? • How many degrees is the earth warming? • The fifth way to prevent climate change • The third way to prevent climate change • ...

20 Clues: What did they number? • Location of the tribe? • The Caddos did a lot of… • The type of food they ate • Who would do the hunting? • What did the Caddos drink? • Did the Caddos have tattoos? • What language did they speak? • What fruit did they mostly eat? • What tool did they use to hunt? • How many Caddos are left today? • The type of shelter the tribe had • ...

18 Clues: Who ran FERA? • What act devalued the dollar? • What agency insured bank deposits? • Which agency provided housing loans? • What act regulated the stock market? • Which program built schools and roads? • What agency introduced industry codes? • What act restored confidence in banks? • What symbol represented NRA compliance? • Which program provided jobs for young men? • ...

12 Clues: polluted • relating to cities • relating to the countryside • a young plant grown from a seed • giving a sense of strength & pride • feeling of friendship within a group • chemicals sprayed on plants to kill insects • done in a way that is environmentally friendly • a structure with glass walls which plants grow • produced in a way that is good for the environment • ...

8 Clues: a bread you eat? • something you row on a lake. • what do you eat for thanksgiving? • who do you spend thanksgiving with? • something you shoot the turkey with. • who ate the first thanksgiving meal. • who helped the pilgrims with farming? • mayflower how did the pilgrims get to america?

8 Clues: a sickness or ailment • successful and strong • likely to happen or be true • to do with farms or farming • not planned for or predicted • Able to tell exactly what something is • grow weaker or smaller in number or quality • happening over a large area or affecting many people

8 Clues: Related to farming • Related to foreign trade • Jefferson 3rd US president • Election ended the federalist Era • Related to serbing in armed forces • Revolution Related to manufactured • Races Coud never live in peace with each other • policy No forign alliances with forign countries

8 Clues: further • furthest • a warning of danger • land used for farming • situated at a great distance • a person who owns or manages a farm • an organized military force equipped for fighting on land • Each of the two upper limbs of the human body from the shoulder to the hand