farming Crossword Puzzles
Homestead video vocab 2022-11-08
Kentucky J.A 2021-09-30
17 Clues: Hotel • plane • price • macbook • farming • Medical • switches • teaching • Building • building • authority • investing • Solar Panel • imagination • observation • Funeral Home • organizing companies
Cooked: Air Crossword 2018-10-23
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- When people started _________, they started settling down and building villages.
- This term refers to the period from the first humans to the birth of writing.
- We study history by looking at _________.
- These are people who study the past by digging up artifacts
- This term refers to the period when humans used stone tools
- These advanced creatures evolved from apes
- This was an important step in human evolution; it allowed humans to eat more food faster.
- Early humans survived by being ________.
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- This term refers to the time when people started farming.
- The first Americans got to North America by crossing the __________.
- This bacteria enters dough and helps it rise and fill with air.
- This is the only human species left on Earth
- Humans would not have evolved unless they had learned to control _______.
- When the __________ ended, it got warmer, and people started farming.
- Long ago, people learned to grind wheat into flour and bake it into ________.
15 Clues: Early humans survived by being ________. • We study history by looking at _________. • These advanced creatures evolved from apes • This is the only human species left on Earth • This term refers to the time when people started farming. • These are people who study the past by digging up artifacts • This term refers to the period when humans used stone tools • ...
Farming 2021-01-20
Farming 2021-01-18
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- farming Two or more crops are grown simultaneously on the same piece of land_____.
- Series of different types of crops in the same area in different seasons______.
- farming Farmers grow crops for themselves and there families_____.
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- Rearing and breeding of silkworm is called______.
- crops Crops grown for profit______.
5 Clues: crops Crops grown for profit______. • Rearing and breeding of silkworm is called______. • farming Farmers grow crops for themselves and there families_____. • Series of different types of crops in the same area in different seasons______. • farming Two or more crops are grown simultaneously on the same piece of land_____.
History of architecture 2018-09-02
17 Clues: (spår) • (verktyg) • (bevarad) • (grottor) • (liknande) • (jordbruk) • (forntida) • (förfäder) • (utvecklades) • (tegelstenar) • (bosätta sig) • (förbättringar) • (ingång, entré) • (fasta, bestående) • (vindskydd, regnskydd) • (bosättning. bebyggelse) • (föredrog, ville hellre)
It's People 2018-10-09
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- Traditional Habits that people do over and over again
- A Country with many industrial actives
- Making something urban
- Countryside (Characteristics of it)
- Building, Roads,etc
- Number of people in an area
- A (Average) time someone is supposed to live
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- The spreading of culture
- An agriculture(Farming) trying to get more advanced/well know
- The use of resources
- Town/City (Characteristics of it)
- Farming
12 Clues: Farming • Building, Roads,etc • The use of resources • Making something urban • The spreading of culture • Number of people in an area • Town/City (Characteristics of it) • Countryside (Characteristics of it) • A Country with many industrial actives • A (Average) time someone is supposed to live • Traditional Habits that people do over and over again • ...
Neolithic and River Valleys Extra Credit 2023-10-12
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- Another word for farming
- Written Language of Egypt
- Burial chambers of the Pharaohs in Egypt
- Laws in Ancient Babylon. The code of
- Revolution from hunting and gathering to farming
- Taming wild animals
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- The enduring issue that discusses war
- Having extra food
- Digging canals to water crops
- Written Language of Mesopotamia
- People working different jobs. Job
- Ancient City-State in Mesopotamia
12 Clues: Having extra food • Taming wild animals • Another word for farming • Written Language of Egypt • Digging canals to water crops • Written Language of Mesopotamia • Ancient City-State in Mesopotamia • People working different jobs. Job • Laws in Ancient Babylon. The code of • The enduring issue that discusses war • Burial chambers of the Pharaohs in Egypt • ...
Geography Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-18
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- a crop whose genetic structure has been altered to make it more useful and efficient for human purposes
- An agricultural system characterized by low inputs of labor per unit of land area
- Farming methods that preserve long-term productivity of land and minimize pollution
- burning a portion of forest so that the soil there can be used for agricultural purposes
- a man-made system whereby water is spread from its natural source (such as a lake or river) over a much larger geographic range to aid in agricultural production
- Both animal and crops are farmed in the same area
- food production mainly for the family
- Activities centered on cultivating domesticated crops and livestock
- Any high-value crop that is sold for profit
- used the increased technology from the Industrial Revolution as a means to increase farm productivity through mechanization
- a type of commercial farming in which the livestock (usually cattle) is allowed to roam over an established area
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- The growing of crops like grapes and olives
- a period of increased agricultural productivity that occurred in the mid-20th century, primarily in developing countries.
- The slow change from hunter and gather societies to more agriculturally based ones through the gradual understanding of seeds, watering, and plant care
- a form of subsistence agriculture in which farmers must expend a relatively large amount of effort to produce the maximum feasible yield from a parcel of land
- Building a series of steps or flat land for farming on the sides of hills or mountains
- A form of agriculture undertaken in order to generate products for sale off of the farm in order to make a profit.
- hybridization and genetic engineering of products and the increased use of pesticides and fertilizers
- a concept used in developing countries to help create sustainability
- reluctance to use biotechnology in farming
20 Clues: food production mainly for the family • reluctance to use biotechnology in farming • The growing of crops like grapes and olives • Any high-value crop that is sold for profit • Both animal and crops are farmed in the same area • Activities centered on cultivating domesticated crops and livestock • a concept used in developing countries to help create sustainability • ...
AP Human Geo Vocab 5 (Agriculture) 2025-03-22
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- The period that brought improved methods of cultivation, harvesting, and storage of farm produce that began in the late 1600s and continued through the 1930s
- A land survey system created by the U.S. Land Ordinance of 1785, which divides most of the country's territory into a grid of square-shaped townships with 6-mile sides
- How humans alter natural land, like farming, building cities, or cutting forests
- Small-scale farming of fruits, veggies, and flowers sold directly to consumers or local markets, usually near cities.
- Products that have been changed or processed to increase their value, like turning raw vegetables into canned goods or snacks
- Planting two or three crops per year on the same plan.d
- The process by which once-fertile land becomes desert as a result of climate variation or human activities
- High-yield crops and chemicals to boost food production
- A series of links connecting a commodity's many places of production and distribution
- Process of transporting and trading food across countries to ensure it reaches different regions around the world
- Area with limited access to fresh, nutritious foods
- Farming is oriented exclusively toward the production of agricultural commodities for sale in the market.
- The period during which the early domestication and diffusion of plants and animals and the cultivation of seed crops led to the development of agriculture
- Clearing and destruction of forests to clear land for agricultural use
- Cost advantages that can come with a larger scale of operations
- Explains how the demand for and price of land decreases as its distance from the central business district increases.
- A phenomenon where herders and their livestock move seasonally between their summer and winter pastures
- A certification program that supports good crop prices for farmers and environmentally sound farming practices trade trade movements Focus on buying and selling goods within a specific region or community, promoting local products, and reducing reliance on global trade.e
- Use of science and technology, like genetic modification, to improve crops and farming
- Divides land into narrow strips, usually along a river or a road.
- It is a way of life where people move with their animals for grazing, mainly in dry areas.
- A living organism, including crops and livestock, that is produced through genetic engineering
- A system of breeding and rearing herd livestock, such as cattle, sheep, or goats, by following the seasonal movements of rainfall meanings passed from generation within a given society
- The cultivation of a plot of land until it becomes less productive, typically for about 3-5 years; when productivity drops, the farmer shifts to a new plot of land that has been prepared by slash-and-burn agriculture
- Occurs when commodities account for more than 60% of the value of a country's total expo. arts
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- Agribusinesses, organized at the global scale; encompass all elements of growing, harvesting, processing, transporting, marketing, consuming, and disposing of food for people.
- A fenced enclosure used for intensive livestock feeding that serves to limit livestock movement and associated weight loss
- Large corporation that provides a vast array of goods and services to support the agricultural industry
- A direct-to-consumer marketing arrangement in which farmers are guaranteed buyers for their produce at guaranteed prices and consumers receive fresh food directly from the producer. ers
- How farmers use land around a city based on cost and distance, with perishable goods close to the market and livestock farther away
- A diverse system of agriculture based on the cultivation of cereal grains and root crops (such as potatoes and yams) and the reading of herd livestock.
- Changes in people's eating habits are often influenced by factors like culture, health, or availability of food.d
- The practice of growing a single crop or raising one type of livestock over a large area.
- Uses AI, robotics, drones, and genetic engineering to make farming smarter and more efficient.
- Food production is mainly for consumption by the farming and local community, rather than principally for sale in the market.t
- Large-scale, commercial farming of cash crops like sugar, coffee, and cotton, usually in tropical regions with cheap labor.
- Agriculture involves cutting small plots in forests or woodlands, burning the cuttings to clear the round and release nutrients, and planting in the ash of the cleared plot.t
- Buying and selling of goods and services within cities, often involving local, national, or international markets.
- The production of crops and livestock using ecological processes, natural biodiversity, and renewable resources rather than industrial practices and synthetic inputs
- A commitment to satisfying human food and textile needs and to enhancing the quality of life for farmers and society as a whole, now and in the future; requires a valance in feeding the growing population, minimizing environmental impacts, and ensuring social justice.
- Survey system that uses natural features such as trees, boulders, and streams to delineate property boundaries
- The process of removing water from wetlands to create land for farming, building, or other uses
- Occurs when large numbers of people experience long periods of inadequate diet.s
- The harmful contamination of air, water, or land by waste or chemicals
- The concentration of dissolved salts in the soil
- The commercial raising of livestock on large areas of land for meat, wool, or dairy
- The cultivation of a single commercial crop on extensive tracts of land
- The cultivation and harvesting of aquatic organisms under controlled conditions
- Artificial supply of water to crops for farming
- Step-like landforms built on hills or slopes to prevent erosion and help with farming.
50 Clues: Artificial supply of water to crops for farming • The concentration of dissolved salts in the soil • Area with limited access to fresh, nutritious foods • Planting two or three crops per year on the same plan.d • High-yield crops and chemicals to boost food production • Cost advantages that can come with a larger scale of operations • ...
Wesward Expansion 2023-12-19
Farming 2015-08-27
Farming 2021-01-19
5 Clues: helps in digging field • they kill unwanted pests • helps in cutting crops in field • the process of loosening and upturning the soil • farmer grows enough food to feed themselves and their families
Farming 2021-01-19
5 Clues: rearing of silkworm. • sown in rainy seoson. • cultivation of ornamental plants. • it is also called multiple cropping. • in this a lot of invesment and labour are required.
Farming 2021-01-18
5 Clues: helps in digging field. • helps in beating grains and crops. • the crops that are sown in rainy season. • the breeding and rearing of fish is called_ • process of cutting and collecting grains from the crop with the help of hand sickle or machines.
Farming 2021-01-18
5 Clues: used to control pests • starts with burning the previous crop • breaks the large lumps of clay into smaller particles • it is the scattering of seeds by hand all over the field • refers to supply to the supplying of water to dry land as supplementation of rain water
Farming 2021-01-18
5 Clues: - Name any one farm animal • _ Name any one dairy product • - Write any two methods of sowing seeds • - Name any one thing made from feathers • - Levelling is done with the help of a soil
Farming 2021-01-18
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- farming Two or more crops are grown simultaneously on the same piece of land_____.
- Series of different types of crops in the same area in different seasons______.
- farming Farmers grow crops for themselves and there families_____.
Down
- Rearing and breeding of silkworm is called______.
- crops Crops grown for profit______.
5 Clues: crops Crops grown for profit______. • Rearing and breeding of silkworm is called______. • farming Farmers grow crops for themselves and there families_____. • Series of different types of crops in the same area in different seasons______. • farming Two or more crops are grown simultaneously on the same piece of land_____.
farming 2022-10-19
mesopotamia crossword puzzle 2024-10-14
9 Clues: set of rules • to move water • dividing class • type of writing • more than enough • used for farming • place to worship • place for farming • landmass with water around it
Wesward Expansion 2023-12-19
Chapter 5 2021-05-17
latin/greek root words - lettie 2024-02-12
synonyms 2026-02-02
chapter 10 ap hug 2022-03-01
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- An area in a developed country where healthy food is difficult to obtain.
- A form of subsistence agriculture based on herding domesticated animals.
- The time when human beings first domesticated plants and animals and no longer relied entirely on hunting and gathering.
- A flooded field for growing rice.
- The seasonal migration of livestock between mountains and lowland pastures.
- Agriculture undertaken primarily to generate products for sale off the farm.
- agriculture Farming methods that preserve long-term productivity of land and minimize pollution, typically by rotating soil-restoring crops with cash crops and reducing inputs of fertilizer and pesticides.
- shed The area surrounding a city from which milk is supplied.
- Rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology, especially new high-yield seeds and fertilizers.
- farming Commercial gardening and fruit farming, so named because the truck was a Middle English word meaning "barter" or "exchange of commodities."
- A path of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning.
- A form of subsistence agriculture in which people shift activity from one field to another; each field is used for crops for relatively few years and left fallow for a long period.
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- The growing of fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
- Harvesting twice a year from the same field.
- Agriculture is designed primarily to provide food for direct consumption by the farmer and the farmer's family.
- A type of agriculture in which the farmers maximize food production on relatively small fields.
- A large farm in tropical and subtropical climates that specializes in the production of one or two crops for sale.
- The process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
- A system of planting crops on ridge tops in order to reduce farm production costs and promote greater soil conservation.
- A large-scale farming enterprise.
- The practice of rotating use of different fields from crop to crop each year to avoid exhausting the soil.
21 Clues: A flooded field for growing rice. • A large-scale farming enterprise. • Harvesting twice a year from the same field. • The growing of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. • A path of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning. • A form of subsistence agriculture based on herding domesticated animals. • ...
Farming 2021-01-21
5 Clues: Name a hand tool. • The bleeding and rearing of fish. • farming Name any one type of farming. • It is used to control agriculture pests. • The process of cutting and collecting grains from the crop.
farming 2021-01-18
5 Clues: - GIVES VARIOUS NUTRIENTS TO TJHE SOIL • - BETTER CONTROL OF WEEDS ,PESTS AND DISEASES • - IT HELPSTO REDUCE SOIL EROSION AND WATER LOSS • - THAT ARE GROWN FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES IN GARDENS • - IS REARING OF SILKWORMS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF SILK
Farming 2021-01-18
Farming 2025-12-05
FFA Creed Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-13
10 Clues: Current time • Time yet to come • Earlier or previous • Improved or superior • Strong belief or trust • Those who work in farming • Difficulties or hardships • Successes or accomplishments • The science or practice of farming • Groups of people born around the same time
Ap human 2022-02-01
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- farming, farmers have low inputs of fetilizers and/or pesticides and little ivestment in labor and capital
- Ranching, Commercial grazing. Semiarid or dry land. Developed countries where vegetation is sparse and soil is too poor to support crops.
- Farming, Ring surrounding the area is the milkshed. All parts of the world. Produces the most important thing(Milk)
- Cultivation, form of subsistence agriculture in which people shift activity from one field to another. Switches every few years, then left alone for a relatively long period. Found in developing countries.
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- farming, farmers grow enough to feed one’s family and close community using fewer mechanicial resources and more hand labor ro care for crops and livestock
- Farming, Crops are grown primarily for human consumption. Machinery, expanse. Grows in both warm climates, and harsh climates.
- farming, farmers expand a great deal of effort to produce from an area of land and rely on high levels of energy and inouts like chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
- Nomadism, Form of subsistence agriculture based on the herding of domesticated animals.
- farming, farmers grow crops and raise livestock for profit to sell to customers.
9 Clues: farming, farmers grow crops and raise livestock for profit to sell to customers. • Nomadism, Form of subsistence agriculture based on the herding of domesticated animals. • farming, farmers have low inputs of fetilizers and/or pesticides and little ivestment in labor and capital • ...
Ap human 2022-02-01
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- farming, farmers have low inputs of fetilizers and/or pesticides and little ivestment in labor and capital
- Ranching, Commercial grazing. Semiarid or dry land. Developed countries where vegetation is sparse and soil is too poor to support crops.
- Farming, Ring surrounding the area is the milkshed. All parts of the world. Produces the most important thing(Milk)
- Cultivation, form of subsistence agriculture in which people shift activity from one field to another. Switches every few years, then left alone for a relatively long period. Found in developing countries.
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- farming, farmers grow enough to feed one’s family and close community using fewer mechanicial resources and more hand labor ro care for crops and livestock
- Farming, Crops are grown primarily for human consumption. Machinery, expanse. Grows in both warm climates, and harsh climates.
- farming, farmers expand a great deal of effort to produce from an area of land and rely on high levels of energy and inouts like chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
- Nomadism, Form of subsistence agriculture based on the herding of domesticated animals.
- farming, farmers grow crops and raise livestock for profit to sell to customers.
9 Clues: farming, farmers grow crops and raise livestock for profit to sell to customers. • Nomadism, Form of subsistence agriculture based on the herding of domesticated animals. • farming, farmers have low inputs of fetilizers and/or pesticides and little ivestment in labor and capital • ...
GRADE 4 GEOG T3 2025-06-28
Across
- A large group of insects moving together
- A large insect that travels in groups and eats crops
- To collect ripe crops from the fields
- A serious lack of food in a region
- A large machine used for ploughing, planting, or harvesting crops
- A method of farming where animals can move freely and live more naturally
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- A chemical used to kill insects that harm crops
- Farming done mainly to feed the farmer's own family, not for selling
- Food that is allowed for Muslims to eat, prepared in a religious and clean way
- Farming or business done to make money through selling goods
- A hand tool used for breaking and turning soil
- A person who avoids all animal products, including meat, eggs, and milk
12 Clues: A serious lack of food in a region • To collect ripe crops from the fields • A large group of insects moving together • A hand tool used for breaking and turning soil • A chemical used to kill insects that harm crops • A large insect that travels in groups and eats crops • Farming or business done to make money through selling goods • ...
History class 2021-09-10
16 Clues: act • rang • long • belt • drive • joseph • plains • farming • farming • minning • annuities • cornstock • sodbusters • a custer • creak massacre • peace commission
Polynesian societies' use of natural resources 2025-07-02
Across
- Finding your way across the ocean using stars, waves, and birds.
- Using resources wisely so they don’t run out.
- Made from natural materials like stone or bone for farming and fishing.
- Growing crops like taro and sweet potato.
- Boats made from wood for travel between islands.
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- Making mats, baskets, and ropes from plants like pandanus.
- Collected for drinking on islands with no rivers.
- Farming fish in ponds or lagoons.
- Using natural inks and tools to mark the skin with cultural symbols.
- Catching food from the ocean using tools like nets, spears, or traps
- Built from natural resources like wood, leaves, and vines.
11 Clues: Farming fish in ponds or lagoons. • Growing crops like taro and sweet potato. • Using resources wisely so they don’t run out. • Boats made from wood for travel between islands. • Collected for drinking on islands with no rivers. • Making mats, baskets, and ropes from plants like pandanus. • Built from natural resources like wood, leaves, and vines. • ...
UNITS 1-5 AP HUMAN CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2025-05-15
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- A graph that is shaped like a pyramid that shows the ages and genders of people in a country.
- A country's full control over its land, people, and government.
- When one country takes control of another area and rules over it.
- Something that makes a person want to leave their country.
- Shows how much a map shrinks real life distances.
- Religons that tries to spread and convert people (think world wide).
- Farming to feed your family, not to sell.
- How people give meaning to a place through cultural activities.
- Opportunities that makes a person want to move to a country.
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- A time (revolution) when farming improved due to fertilizers, and machines.
- When people move to a place due to their families
- A government plan to increase the number of babies being born. (Pro)
- Big companies that control all parts of farming.
- The largest number of people an area can support.
- When people move in stages, like from a village to a town, then to a city.
- A government plan to decrease the number of babies being born. (Against)
- A group of related languages that started from the same old language.
- A trait that brings people together.
- A system that uses satellites to find the exact location on Earth.
19 Clues: A trait that brings people together. • Farming to feed your family, not to sell. • Big companies that control all parts of farming. • When people move to a place due to their families • The largest number of people an area can support. • Shows how much a map shrinks real life distances. • Something that makes a person want to leave their country. • ...
Crossword puzzle 2025-10-19
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- Working with or extraction of raw materials/natural resources.
- An economic entity driving an economic reality.
- RAISING: A type of farming for milk and meat.
- INCOME: Some goods are normal goods, while others are inferior goods. Changes in average household income can lead to shifts.
- IDEAS: Is no more effective than the idea upon which it is built.
- Is not part of the entrepreneur's life but is, in fact, its own entity.
- One in which all parts contribute to the success or failure of the whole.
- FARMING: Planting for production.
- Manufacturing or converting raw materials into usable products through processing and manufacturing.
- It must manifest the higher purpose upon which it was founded.
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- CHANGES: These result in changes in government influence.
- FACTORS: The locations of countries have an influence on the trades that businesses make.
- A business must be this for it to be successful.
- The result of a higher aim in the mind of the person who conceived it.
- FARMING: An agribusiness specifically teaching how to plant off-season crops.
- SPENDING: The most significant part of aggregate demand.
- Individuals or companies who desire to possess or make use of products and services.
- GAUGES: These are closely related to social ones.
- Is continually updating laws in a wide range of areas such as consumer protection legislation, environmental and safety, and employment.
- responses may include mistakes. Learn more
- responses may include mistakes. Learn moreFORECASTING: An essential element is environment analysis.
21 Clues: FARMING: Planting for production. • responses may include mistakes. Learn more • RAISING: A type of farming for milk and meat. • An economic entity driving an economic reality. • A business must be this for it to be successful. • GAUGES: These are closely related to social ones. • SPENDING: The most significant part of aggregate demand. • ...
Unit 2 Vocabulary 2025-01-14
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- Tools or methods, like the Aztecs’ farming systems, that help people.
- A new idea or invention that makes life better.
- A group of people with cities, government, and culture.
- Growing food and raising animals to survive.
- How a group chooses leaders and makes rules.
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- A special tradition or practice, like the Taino's dancing.
- Beliefs about gods and how people worship them.
- The study of stars and planets to track time and seasons.
- The land, water, and climate that affect how people live.
- A system where some people have more power than others.
- The exchange of goods, like the Taino trading with other islands.
- The changes or effects of an idea or event, like terrace farming helping farming today.
12 Clues: Growing food and raising animals to survive. • How a group chooses leaders and makes rules. • Beliefs about gods and how people worship them. • A new idea or invention that makes life better. • A system where some people have more power than others. • A group of people with cities, government, and culture. • The study of stars and planets to track time and seasons. • ...
New England 2024-10-01
17 Clues: god • long • soil • food • food • school • winter • m state • c state • farming • frequent • building • frequent • government • indentured • animal pelts • opportunities
MLQ1 Review - Charger Social Studies 2016-08-21
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- people who move from place to place, like hunter-gatherers
- The New Stone Age; the time of agriculture
- In the Neolithic Age, people began to ________, or have different jobs.
- a tool that increased the amount of land available for farming
- The Old Stone Age; the time of hunter-gatherers
- The _______ climate zone is located between 23 degrees N and 23 degrees S latitude.
- imaginary lines that measure the distance between any place and the Equator
- temperatures near this major line of latitude are very warm
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- a tool used to make fires
- vertical line at 0 degrees longitude
- A __________ boundary is a man-made border between 2 countries or states.
- Early people made _________ to the earth, such as irrigation and terrace farming, to make it easier to farm.
- In the Neolithic Age, farming caused people to have _______ food, or more than they needed.
- imaginary lines that measure the distance between any place and the Prime Meridian
- When the ________ ended, the Earth's climate warmed up and allowed people to start to farm.
- boundaries such as rivers, oceans, deserts, or mountain ranges
16 Clues: a tool used to make fires • vertical line at 0 degrees longitude • The New Stone Age; the time of agriculture • The Old Stone Age; the time of hunter-gatherers • people who move from place to place, like hunter-gatherers • temperatures near this major line of latitude are very warm • a tool that increased the amount of land available for farming • ...
The Effect of the Plantations on Irish Identity 2024-10-21
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- These laws also took away their right to an e___________ . Hint: School.
- The English language replaced this language.
- The name given to the rich landowners who owned 85% of Irish land by 1700.
- The English and Scottish settlers built these to improve markets.
- In which province of Ireland was this division most obvious?
- For example, these laws took away the Catholic right to ______.
- Land ownership changed from Catholic to ____________ because of plantation in Ireland.
- Irish pastoral or cattle farming was replaced by this English farming method.
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- The ___________ was the name given to the unrest and conflict which began in Northern Ireland in the 1970s.
- Political _______ arose between those who owned and didn't own land.
- Religious _________ happened between the tenant Catholics and ruling Protestants of Ireland.
- How did the English divide the land? Used ditches or _______.
- Protestant settlers came from England and Scotland to work Irish land. This English policy was called______.
- Laws to keep Catholics poor and powerless.
- The English Common Laws replaced these Irish Laws.
- What was cleared by the British to make way for farming.
16 Clues: Laws to keep Catholics poor and powerless. • The English language replaced this language. • The English Common Laws replaced these Irish Laws. • What was cleared by the British to make way for farming. • In which province of Ireland was this division most obvious? • How did the English divide the land? Used ditches or _______. • ...
Intensive Rearing 2015-11-17
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- m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is restricted to make energy transfer more efficient.
- These are given to the animals to stop the mass spread of disease.
- An animal commonly used in intensive rearing.
- Genetic diversity is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ as a result of intensive farming.
- The main purpose of intensive farming is to produce _ _ _ _ _ food.
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- Conditions are often c _ _ _ _ _ _ in factory farms.
- This type of behaviour is a result of the conditions.
- The temperature of factory farms is kept _ _ _ _ to stop energy loss.
- These are burnt to provide the right conditions. Using these contributes to Global Warming.
- _ _ _ _ _ pain is one example of a medical condition that animals can suffer from by being in confined conditions.
- This type of farming stops animals living in their natural _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- They are given to increase growth rates and increase productivity.
- Animals are often kept in these.
13 Clues: Animals are often kept in these. • An animal commonly used in intensive rearing. • Conditions are often c _ _ _ _ _ _ in factory farms. • This type of behaviour is a result of the conditions. • They are given to increase growth rates and increase productivity. • These are given to the animals to stop the mass spread of disease. • ...
Year 7 Tech Skills 2025-06-30
Across
- Type of fruit with segments and a zesty peel (6)
- A farming method where animals have space to roam (4-5)
- Farming method that only grows plants (6)
- Classified as a pepo, this fruit has a hard outer rind and juicy interior (5)
- Potatoes belong in this vegetable classification (6)
- This vegetable is a green or purple edible flower(8)
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- A 'scary' vegetable that is actually a fruit (7)
- Farming method that avoids artificial chemicals (7)
- A leafy vegetable often used in salads (7)
- Animals like chickens or cows are usually ______ for food (6)
- Food that can be caught from rivers or the sea (4)
11 Clues: Farming method that only grows plants (6) • A leafy vegetable often used in salads (7) • A 'scary' vegetable that is actually a fruit (7) • Type of fruit with segments and a zesty peel (6) • Food that can be caught from rivers or the sea (4) • Farming method that avoids artificial chemicals (7) • Potatoes belong in this vegetable classification (6) • ...
Unit 1 Crossword Puzzle 2020-10-28
Across
- Natural features found on Earth like mountains and lakes
- What is it called when humans grow food in the ground?
- Challenge: What is Mr. B's favorite BASEBALL team?
- This revolution was the first time humans started farming
- On what continent did the first humans appear?
- This was an art form and a tool for storing food and water
Down
- something created by humans
- This rose after the Neolithic Revolution began because people were spreading diseases easily
- These were the center of trading in early civilizations
- This was the name of the era before the Neolithic era
- many early tools, like the mortar and pestle, were made out of what material?
- This area of the Middle East was very good for settlements and farming (2 words)
- Something positive that draws people to an area
- Someone who has no permanent home and has to hunt and gather food to survive
- _____________ developed because traders need a way to record their transactions
- Something negative that makes people want to leave a certain area
16 Clues: something created by humans • On what continent did the first humans appear? • Something positive that draws people to an area • Challenge: What is Mr. B's favorite BASEBALL team? • This was the name of the era before the Neolithic era • What is it called when humans grow food in the ground? • These were the center of trading in early civilizations • ...
Southern Colony 2023-01-20
Across
- Religion was mostly_______
- Warm climate and longer _____________
- ___________ farming
- crops included ________
- There were many _________ Africans
Down
- not many cities except _________
- plantations depended on _________
- crops included ________
- good land for______
- they traded ______ with the Natives
- crops included ________
11 Clues: good land for______ • ___________ farming • crops included ________ • crops included ________ • crops included ________ • Religion was mostly_______ • not many cities except _________ • plantations depended on _________ • There were many _________ Africans • they traded ______ with the Natives • Warm climate and longer _____________
Farming 2021-01-25
5 Clues: silk farming • wheat and maize are the example of • flouriculture is the major branch of • it is popularly known as monsoon crops • it helps to reduce soil erosion and water loss
farming 2021-01-18
5 Clues: is known as silk farming • farming are also known as multiple cropping • is branch of agriculture that deals with art • crops are grown and animals are reared for sale in the market • it is type of farming in which farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselves and familes
Farming 2021-01-19
5 Clues: - Name any one farm animal • - Name any one dairy product • - Name any one ornamental plant • Name any one step of sowing seed • - Name any one thing made from feathers
Farming 2024-07-15
6 Clues: a Person who works on a farm. • This type of farm is usually small. • This type of farm only has one crop. • What kind of fruit does a wine farm grow. • a Commercial farm has big _______ that do the work. • This kind of farm doesn't use big machines to do the work.
farming 2022-10-19
MGS Unit 5 Vocab 2023-11-17
Across
- Farming farming or just your family (small scale)
- Farming Produces crops or animals for the big market (large scale)
- Countries Countries have a high population growth rate which lead to overpopulation and resource shortages
- Countries A Rich/Wealthy country
- per Capita The income earned by each person in a country
- Economy Where goods and services are exchanged without money
- Level Jobs Jobs that deal directly with resources at the bottom or first level
- The study of how people distribute their wealth
Down
- Countries that are not near water
- Lanes A regularly used navigable route for large water vessels on wide waterways such as oceans, large lakes
- Economy An economy that involves businesses competing against each other for consumer demand. Also known as capitalism
- Economy Combines the features of a market and command economy
- Level Jobs Jobs that focus on manufacturing and processing of goods
- Economy An economy where the government controls the production of goods and services
- Jobs Jobs that provide a service such as transportation, retail trade, and information technology
- Measures the total number of goods produced by a country each year
- When countries work together to get done what they need to
17 Clues: Countries A Rich/Wealthy country • Countries that are not near water • The study of how people distribute their wealth • Farming farming or just your family (small scale) • per Capita The income earned by each person in a country • When countries work together to get done what they need to • Economy Where goods and services are exchanged without money • ...
Two Roads Crossword 2024-06-03
20 Clues: Allow • signal • Honest • Partner • control • Farming • Goodbye • navigate • Doubtful • separate • very loud • white men • Advantage • comforting • Kind heart • uncared for • Untalkative • Put an end to • power of seeing • Staring off into space
The Vikings II 2023-10-12
20 Clues: kaer • oder • rukis • peast • haarama • jäähoki • kaitsma • mõjutama • ühiskond • hirmutama • mängunupud • ellu jääma • talupidamine • käsitöölised • rändaja, reisija • võimu all hoidma • naeris; kaalikas • deklameerima, ette lugema • algus; alustama, käivitama • vangistama, oma valdusesse võtma
Mesopotamia Vocab 2024-10-15
Across
- A system that you can use to communicate with people
- ___________, a land between two rivers
- More that enough food harvested
- You go there to pray
- A piece of land that is crucial for farming
Down
- Make sure people do the right thing
- A certain combination of dirt that is great for farming
- A system that separates people depending on your family or job
- A way to control water and improve farming
9 Clues: You go there to pray • More that enough food harvested • Make sure people do the right thing • ___________, a land between two rivers • A way to control water and improve farming • A piece of land that is crucial for farming • A system that you can use to communicate with people • A certain combination of dirt that is great for farming • ...
Neolithic revolution 2023-10-24
Across
- many cultures transitiond from hunting and gathering to farming.
- Traveling from place to place without settling down.
Down
- of wild animals or plants by humans.
- farming tool with a semi-circular blade, used for cutting grain.
- word for farming and raising animals for food.
- Supply of water to land or crops./
- large farming tool drawn by animals that cuts long, narrow trenches in the soil.
- hard, gray or pink rock used to form a tool or weapon.
8 Clues: Supply of water to land or crops./ • of wild animals or plants by humans. • word for farming and raising animals for food. • Traveling from place to place without settling down. • hard, gray or pink rock used to form a tool or weapon. • farming tool with a semi-circular blade, used for cutting grain. • many cultures transitiond from hunting and gathering to farming. • ...
Mesopotamia Daily Crossword 2013-01-22
Юшта Аркадий 2024-02-08
24 Clues: еда • земля • доход • фермер • быстро • посевы • погода • заметно • топливо • кормить • исчезать • собранный • посаженный • производство • оборудование • благоприятный • задействовать • благоприятный • электричество • ультивированный • доход на человека • сельское хозяйство • Тяжелый ручной труд • сельскохозяйственная машина
Swahili 203 2021-04-23
25 Clues: pig • cow • bat • worm • pets • lion • bird • tick • snail • camel • sheep • zebra • mouse • rabbit • lizard • monkey • chicken • disease • buffalo • farming • mosquito • chimpanzee • tsetse fly • deforestation • wildlife trade
Zeyd 2023-11-06
25 Clues: OPFER • BUSCH • MYTHOS • STÄRKE • GIFTIG • SCHADEN • OUTBACK • STAUBIG • KROKODIL • SCHLANGE • TROPISCH • FESTLAND • GEMÄßIGT • GRILLPARTY • CHINESISCH • LANDESWEIT • BUSCHFEUER • GRIECHISCH • TERITORIUM • SIGNIFIKANT • AUSTRALISCH • SCHAFSZUCHT • NIEDERLÄNDISCH • SALZWASSERKROKODIL • RECOURCES BODENSCHÄTZE
Africa Vocabulary 2020-09-03
Across
- good for farming
- in which desertification is spreading south from the Sahara
- of deforestation due to loss of roots and wind
- removal of trees from forests
- farming/farming only for what one needs to feed a family (not a business)
- of water to the soil to help grow crops
- of desert spreading into previously fertile regions
Down
- and other things added to water to make it unsafe for drinking
- of desertification due to loss of arable land
- whose remove trees from an area
10 Clues: good for farming • removal of trees from forests • whose remove trees from an area • of water to the soil to help grow crops • of desertification due to loss of arable land • of deforestation due to loss of roots and wind • of desert spreading into previously fertile regions • in which desertification is spreading south from the Sahara • ...
Introduction to farming 2020-09-30
Across
- abbreviation for 'hectare'
- large areas, large machines, low output per ha
- examples are sowing, ploughing and harvesting
- the product from the farming system
- selling for profit
Down
- farming plants
- growing enough food for your family only
- examples are water, seeds, soil
- small areas, few machines, high output per ha
- rearing animals
- both rearing animals and growing plants
11 Clues: farming plants • rearing animals • selling for profit • abbreviation for 'hectare' • examples are water, seeds, soil • the product from the farming system • both rearing animals and growing plants • growing enough food for your family only • small areas, few machines, high output per ha • examples are sowing, ploughing and harvesting • ...
The amazing inca crossword puzzle 2023-11-15
11 Clues: water plants • inca buildings • a way to grow food • type of inca writing • average inca farming type • how to keep track of time • thing they had to pay daily • a material to make chocolate • a place high in the mountains • the thing that the inca walked on • special people who kept track of taxes
Maryland Colony 2017-03-21
11 Clues: Tortured • Getting wood • To get crops • used for farming • Washed up on shores • One of the main jobs • something they traded for • something they traded for • bad stuff to get punished • were used to eat or drink in/on • were to go if done something bad
Beef Definitions 2020-04-28
Across
- Producing higher outputs with higher inputs
- Particular type of animal per unit area
- A variety of plants and animals
- Amount of rain fallen during a certain period
- Amount purchased or eaten
- Cow breed derived from the Aberdeen Angus breed
- Breed of cow that originated in Italy
- An alternative food source for animals
Down
- Tick-resistant, large ears, dewlaps
- Traditional method of farming
- An essential macronutrient when building muscles
- Meat of a calf
- Ability to vegetation and crops
- Amount of agricultural production harvested
- Animal feeding operation used in intensive farming
- Type of cattle that has a thicker coat
16 Clues: Meat of a calf • Amount purchased or eaten • Traditional method of farming • Ability to vegetation and crops • A variety of plants and animals • Tick-resistant, large ears, dewlaps • Breed of cow that originated in Italy • Type of cattle that has a thicker coat • An alternative food source for animals • Particular type of animal per unit area • ...
ecnomines 2014-03-17
Across
- what harvests the crops in subsistence farming
- most nations have bieng influenced by___
- the richer the country the less people are imployed in___
- in a famliey of subsitence farming who takes care of the kids
- these people who work there own farm to feed their own famliy
Down
- wewe dose subsistince farming take place
- countreys with subsistence agricture have little_____
- theses areas are to hilly,rocky or dry for large scale use
- what is it that no goverement bases its economic decisions on
- in traditional econamy what goods and services are produced
10 Clues: wewe dose subsistince farming take place • most nations have bieng influenced by___ • what harvests the crops in subsistence farming • countreys with subsistence agricture have little_____ • the richer the country the less people are imployed in___ • theses areas are to hilly,rocky or dry for large scale use • ...
Sustainable use of the Amazon-easy 2022-09-12
10 Clues: big or huge • forest town • raised roads • farming in water • shape of something • farming in dry space • distinct social and cultural • used to map the ground beneath • developed in the area from AD500 to 1400 • noted by archaeologists more than 100yrs ago
mesopotamia vocab 2024-10-16
9 Clues: early writing • laws in place • divided classes • more than needed • used for farming • a place of worship • used to divert water • land perfect for farming • the land between two rivers
Fishing and Agriculture 2025-02-27
Across
- Organic fertilizer made from animal waste.
- Fishing method that can be left unattended.
- Artificial watering of crops.
- Renewable fuels made from living organisms.
- A season when organisms cannot be captured.
- Chemicals used by farmers to prevent disease.
- Grows rapidly when nutrients enter water.
Down
- The farming of aquatic organisms.
- combination of aquaculture and hydroponics.
- Fishing method that is very specific.
- Growth of plants with mineral solution.
- The growth of crops and rearing of livestock.
- Taking too much of a given species.
- Farming for personal needs.
- _____ crops are most dominant in the diet.
15 Clues: Farming for personal needs. • Artificial watering of crops. • The farming of aquatic organisms. • Taking too much of a given species. • Fishing method that is very specific. • Growth of plants with mineral solution. • Grows rapidly when nutrients enter water. • Organic fertilizer made from animal waste. • _____ crops are most dominant in the diet. • ...
The Circuit Vocabulary 2024-10-10
Across
- continuous buzzing sound
- automatically, without thinking
- plantation of grapevines
- the way someone naturally reacts or behaves
- a farmer who rents land to farm
- workers who move from one agricultural/farming area to another in search for work
- a tenant farmer who gives a part of each crop as rent
- an old car in a bad condition
Down
- discover; notice
- in an unsure manner
- Cardboard boxes
- regular route of a job
- a person who moves from one place to another
- an extra amount
- a Mexican laborer who was allowed into the US to help with agriculture (farming)
15 Clues: Cardboard boxes • an extra amount • discover; notice • in an unsure manner • regular route of a job • continuous buzzing sound • plantation of grapevines • an old car in a bad condition • automatically, without thinking • a farmer who rents land to farm • the way someone naturally reacts or behaves • a person who moves from one place to another • ...
Greece 8(2) challenge 2026-01-22
Across
- city that valued learning and art
- warrior people with strong walls
- growing food which was hard in Greece
- island home of the Minoans
- city that valued strength and soldiers
- land surrounded by water found all around Greece
- ships used for fighting and protection at sea
- buying and selling goods by sea
Down
- high land that made farming difficult
- the Great king who built a large empire
- early sea trading people
- country where this civilization developed
- small city with its own government
- soldiers who fight wars
- water around Greece used for travel and trade
15 Clues: soldiers who fight wars • early sea trading people • island home of the Minoans • buying and selling goods by sea • warrior people with strong walls • city that valued learning and art • small city with its own government • high land that made farming difficult • growing food which was hard in Greece • city that valued strength and soldiers • ...
American Indians and Moving West 2025-10-07
Across
- Nez Percés leader
- Rail connecting the East and West
- Major issue across the West
- An early farming tool used to till
- Provided large stretches of land
- An early farming system used to keep animals out
Down
- Areas that the government set aside for Indians
- Known as self-appointed law enforcers
- Settlers in the Great Plains used this to build homes
- Major mining state during the late 1800s
- A group who believed in the Promised Land
- Predominant land use in the south
- A marking on cattle for identification
- Unfenced Property
- Migrants trespassing/living on unowned property
15 Clues: Nez Percés leader • Unfenced Property • Major issue across the West • Provided large stretches of land • Predominant land use in the south • Rail connecting the East and West • An early farming tool used to till • Known as self-appointed law enforcers • A marking on cattle for identification • Major mining state during the late 1800s • A group who believed in the Promised Land • ...
ORGANIC FOOD 2023-05-25
15 Clues: buyer • plant • natural • farming • spraying • planting • nutrients • long-term • cultivator • foundation • nutritious • modification • eco-friendly • non-modified • produce nearby
Unit 2 Animal Science ll 2024-01-26
15 Clues: risk • sink • blame • tally • worth • assets • safety • farming • honesty • creation • accessble • deflation • liquid assets • civic engagement • long term assets
industrial revolution 2022-06-21
17 Clues: kid • old • farm • city • horse • train • china • britain • no money • tractors • factories • goverment • dirty water • worman rights • lots of litter • tree harvesting • told what to do
Beginnings of Human Society 2024-09-17
Across
- Pictures or symbols carved into something
- Farming or domesticating animals
- Age People made tools and weapons from stone
- Change to a species over generations
- Focus on one task/job
- To tame animals
Down
- Art Engravings or paintings made by early humans about 40,000-14,000 year ago.
- Stories passed down generations
- The remains of a prehistoric organism
- Switch from hunting-gathering to farming
- Moving from one place to another
- People who gather wild food and hunt animals to survive
- Scientist who studies history and prehistory by studying fossils and artifacts
- Written history
- Before written history
- No fixed home; moving around
16 Clues: Written history • To tame animals • Focus on one task/job • Before written history • No fixed home; moving around • Stories passed down generations • Moving from one place to another • Farming or domesticating animals • Change to a species over generations • The remains of a prehistoric organism • Switch from hunting-gathering to farming • Pictures or symbols carved into something • ...
Ways of farming 2023-05-23
8 Clues: Not a fruit • Food planted • Food for plants • The grow of one crop on large land • farming. The opposite of plantation • farming for yourselves and your family. • The kind is animal kept at farms to help fertilize the soil • farming business where farmers grow crops and raise animals to sell.
Mesopotamia 2021-09-17
Across
- The fertile....
- community with it's own separate government.
- a wonderer who travels place to place.
- an amount more than what is needed
- one of the main rivers between the land.
- bottom of the Sumerian hierarchy
- collection of Babylonian Laws
Down
- creation of waterways to carry water to crops
- society with cities, government, workers
- farming including growing crops and livestock
- The other main river between the land.
- Important building in the Sumerian cities
- extreme hunger from lack of food.
- Type of writing with wedges and curves in clay
- buying, selling, or exchanging goods
- What the Sumerian economy depended on mostly.
- a person who writes down information.
17 Clues: The fertile.... • collection of Babylonian Laws • bottom of the Sumerian hierarchy • extreme hunger from lack of food. • an amount more than what is needed • buying, selling, or exchanging goods • a person who writes down information. • a wonderer who travels place to place. • The other main river between the land. • society with cities, government, workers • ...
Social Studies Review 2024-11-01
Across
- ____ Independence signed in Philadelphia
- corn originated here
- white crop used to make clothes
- land suitable for farming
- city where the government is located
- Jews & later Black Americans forced to live here
- a farmer lets his field rest farming
- It had a revolution in Europe after America did
Down
- It uses a magnet to show you north
- hybrid of a horse and donkey
- apple cores, banana peels, & dried leaves
- a country without a monarch
- Men dumped tea into the ocean here to avoid taxes
- long period without rain
- our country does it every ten years
- It powered engines before gasoline
- It ruled Mexico before Spain arrived
- a tax to be paid on imports
18 Clues: corn originated here • long period without rain • land suitable for farming • a country without a monarch • a tax to be paid on imports • hybrid of a horse and donkey • white crop used to make clothes • It uses a magnet to show you north • It powered engines before gasoline • our country does it every ten years • city where the government is located • ...
Agricultural Origins and Revolutions 2025-12-03
Across
- Slash-and-burn, rotating fields (LDC).
- Integration of farming with processing and distribution.
- Maximum yield from small land; Asia.
- Mechanization, improved tools, higher yields.
- Region where major crops first developed (ex. SW Asia: barley, wheat).
- Deliberate modification of Earth’s surface to grow crops/raise animals.
- Uses natural processes, avoids synthetic chemicals.
Down
- Seasonal movement of livestock.
- Yield Varieties Seeds bred for high production.
- Reproduction through planting seeds.
- Transition from hunting-gathering to farming.
- Herding animals in arid climates.
- Reproduction by cloning plants (cuttings, roots).
- Genetically modified organism.
- HYVs, fertilizers, pesticides, increased production, 1960s.
- Global transfer of crops, animals, diseases after 1492.
- Large-scale cash crop production in tropics.
- Channeling water to fields.
18 Clues: Channeling water to fields. • Genetically modified organism. • Seasonal movement of livestock. • Herding animals in arid climates. • Reproduction through planting seeds. • Maximum yield from small land; Asia. • Slash-and-burn, rotating fields (LDC). • Large-scale cash crop production in tropics. • Transition from hunting-gathering to farming. • ...
a science vocab 2014-02-21
Across
- the state of being impure
- breeding a select organism
- messing with your genetic code
- farming plants under water
- the genetic manipulation of microorganisms for the production of antibiotics, hormones,
Down
- purposely changing a organisms genes
- your heritage
- the practice of farming
- injecting small organisms
- copy
- denoting an organism that contains genetic material into which DNA from an unrelated organism has been artificially introduced
- mapping creation of a genetic map
- the control of a pest by the introduction of a natural enemy or predator.
- two things combines
- biofuel to replace diesel
15 Clues: copy • your heritage • two things combines • the practice of farming • the state of being impure • injecting small organisms • biofuel to replace diesel • breeding a select organism • farming plants under water • messing with your genetic code • mapping creation of a genetic map • purposely changing a organisms genes • ...
a science vocab 2014-02-21
Across
- purposely changing a organisms genes
- farming plants under water
- the control of a pest by the introduction of a natural enemy or predator.
- copy
- injecting small organisms
- your heritage
- the practice of farming
- biofuel to replace diesel
Down
- two things combines
- messing with your genetic code
- breeding a select organism
- the state of being impure
- the genetic manipulation of microorganisms for the production of antibiotics, hormones,
- denoting an organism that contains genetic material into which DNA from an unrelated organism has been artificially introduced
- mapping creation of a genetic map
15 Clues: copy • your heritage • two things combines • the practice of farming • the state of being impure • injecting small organisms • biofuel to replace diesel • farming plants under water • breeding a select organism • messing with your genetic code • mapping creation of a genetic map • purposely changing a organisms genes • ...
Fishing and Agriculture 2025-02-27
Across
- Organic fertilizer made from animal waste.
- Fishing method that can be left unattended.
- Artificial watering of crops.
- Renewable fuels made from living organisms.
- A season when organisms cannot be captured.
- Chemicals used by farmers to prevent disease.
- Grows rapidly when nutrients enter water.
Down
- The farming of aquatic organisms.
- combination of aquaculture and hydroponics.
- Fishing method that is very specific.
- Growth of plants with mineral solution.
- The growth of crops and rearing of livestock.
- Taking too much of a given species.
- Farming for personal needs.
- _____ crops are most dominant in the diet.
15 Clues: Farming for personal needs. • Artificial watering of crops. • The farming of aquatic organisms. • Taking too much of a given species. • Fishing method that is very specific. • Growth of plants with mineral solution. • Grows rapidly when nutrients enter water. • Organic fertilizer made from animal waste. • _____ crops are most dominant in the diet. • ...
Food Production Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-04
Across
- an article or substance that is manufactured or refined for sale.
- a form of agriculture in which more than one species is grown at the same time and place in imitation.
- production, raw materials converted into ready-made food products for human use.
- the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
- an amount of produce harvested at one time.
- a plant or part of a plant used as food.
- locations, a climate that is warm in the summer, cold in the winter, and moderate in the spring and autumn.
- the sale of goods to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.
- based, any material derived from the body of an animal.
- farm animals that are either used for their milk or their meat.
- the activity of growing crops and raising livestock.
- land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals.
- the science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.
- buying goods and services from foreign sources and bringing them back into the home country.
- the application of ecological concepts and principles in farming.
Down
- a place where fish or shellfish are caught.
- a person or thing that eats or uses something or someone that purchases goods and services.
- material items that you can purchase.
- soil, soil that is able to sustain agricultural plant growth.
- gathering the produce of a crop.
- chains, the activities required by an organization to deliver goods or services to the consumer.
- land used for farming.
- materials used to wrap or protect a product.
- based, foods primarily sourced from plants.
- the sale of products and services in foreign countries that are sourced or made in the home country.
- the weather conditions in an area in general or over a long period.
- the supply of water to land or crops to help growth.
- an estate on which crops are grown.
- the agricultural practice of growing a single crop, plant, or livestock species, variety, or breed in a field or farming system at a time.
- the controlled process of cultivating aquatic organisms.
- produced or involving production without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or other artificial chemicals.
31 Clues: land used for farming. • gathering the produce of a crop. • an estate on which crops are grown. • material items that you can purchase. • a plant or part of a plant used as food. • a place where fish or shellfish are caught. • an amount of produce harvested at one time. • based, foods primarily sourced from plants. • materials used to wrap or protect a product. • ...
Agriculture and Rural Land Use 2024-02-04
Across
- Clearing land for agriculture by burning vegetation (Easy)
- Organisms with altered genes for specific traits (Medium)
- Periods of major advancements in agricultural practices (Medium)
- Agriculture operations Industrialized farms focused on profit and efficiency (Hard)
- Houses follow a road, river, or other linear feature (Easy)
- Houses spread out with larger land holdings (Medium)
- climate Hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters (Easy)
- Seeds bred to produce larger and more consistent harvests (Easy)
- Farming using machines and technology to increase efficiency (Easy)
- Networks of businesses involved in food production and distribution (Hard)
- ensuring fair prices and benefits for farmers (Easy)
- Early region of agriculture in present-day Pakistan with advanced irrigation systems (Medium)
- Entire settlements move to find new land for livestock (Medium)
- Region known for Mayan and Aztec agriculture, including terraced farming (Medium)
- Exchange of plants, animals, and diseases after Columbus' voyages (Easy)
- Narrow land survey unit stretching back from a road or waterway (Medium)
- Explains how land use patterns vary around a city based on transportation costs (Medium)
- Houses close together for shared resources and defense (Easy)
- Government payments to support farmers (Easy)
- Land survey method using squares and compass directions (Medium)
- 20th-century movement focused on increasing crop yields (Easy)
- Region known for rice cultivation and complex agricultural systems (Easy)
- Farming for basic needs, not profit (Easy)
- High output on small land with heavy resource inputs (Medium)
Down
- Explains how land use patterns vary based on distance from a central market (Hard)
- Maximum number of organisms an environment can support (Hard)
- Distribution of housing, agriculture, and infrastructure in rural areas (Hard)
- Farming focused on selling products for profit (Medium)
- Land survey method dividing land into squares for easy identification (Hard)
- Interconnected network of producers, processors, and consumers worldwide (Hard)
- Farming using chemical inputs to boost crop yields (Medium)
- Seasonal movement of animals to find grazing (Easy)
- Early region of agriculture in Mesopotamia known for its crescent shape (Easy)
- Raising animals and crops together for increased efficiency (Hard)
- Trade barriers on imported goods (Easy)
- Large area planted with a single crop, leading to potential risks (Medium)
- Crop grown for sale, not personal use (Easy)
- Goods traded internationally from one country to another (Medium)
- Planting only one type of crop repeatedly (Easy)
- Farms Small-scale farms primarily for family consumption (Medium)
40 Clues: Trade barriers on imported goods (Easy) • Farming for basic needs, not profit (Easy) • Crop grown for sale, not personal use (Easy) • Government payments to support farmers (Easy) • Planting only one type of crop repeatedly (Easy) • Seasonal movement of animals to find grazing (Easy) • Houses spread out with larger land holdings (Medium) • ...
Paleolithic and Neolithic Ages 2022-10-27
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- Trained to perform a specific job
- A jewelry maker in the Neolithic Age could be called this.
- Name of place where land bridge used to be
- What early people used to build their houses
- capable of producing abundant crops
- Where early people worshipped
- Where early people settled.
- The exchange of goods and ideas
Down
- Old Stone Age
- This was used to cook food and light the dark.
- People were divided into separate groups
- farming
- copper and tin melted together
- Farmers benefited once they were able to _____ animals.
- The earliest form of government
- a type of farming tool
- People who travel from place to place
17 Clues: farming • Old Stone Age • a type of farming tool • Where early people settled. • Where early people worshipped • copper and tin melted together • The earliest form of government • The exchange of goods and ideas • Trained to perform a specific job • capable of producing abundant crops • People who travel from place to place • People were divided into separate groups • ...
Chapter 7 - Lesson 2 - Aztec 2026-03-26
Across
- People captured in war for sacrifice
- Aztec ruler at the top of society
- Religious books made by priests
- Aztec feathered serpent god
- Majority social class in Aztec society
- Group that advised and chose the emperor
- People at the lowest level of society
- System of buying and selling goods
Down
- Lake where the Aztec built their capital
- 365-day calendar used for farming
- Floating farming areas built on water
- Powerful Aztec ruler who expanded the empire
- Belief that sacrifice kept the universe stable
- 260-day calendar used for ceremonies
- Goods paid by conquered people
- Capital city built on a lake island
- Material used to make codices
17 Clues: Aztec feathered serpent god • Goods paid by conquered people • Material used to make codices • Religious books made by priests • 365-day calendar used for farming • Aztec ruler at the top of society • System of buying and selling goods • Capital city built on a lake island • People captured in war for sacrifice • 260-day calendar used for ceremonies • ...
Exploration and Colonization 2017-12-04
15 Clues: crop • trade • Compact • passage • farming • Exchange • servants • Williams • community • of London • Awakening • democracy • Hutchinson • England Colonies • House of Burgesses
Beginning of Settlements 2021-12-09
Across
- an early farming village in Scotland
- to do jobs other than look for food
- could live in larger groups than hunter/gatherers
- a hard, glassy black stone used for tools
- to exchange goods
- valley where the first Chinese villages appeared
- a drink provided by domesticated cattle
- where the first Mexican settlements started
Down
- one of the first agricultural communities
- an extra amount of something
- a person who makes cloth
- a hard rock used for cutting and slicing
- one of the most important early Mexican crops
- a name for tamed animals
- Early farming village in Iraq
15 Clues: to exchange goods • a person who makes cloth • a name for tamed animals • an extra amount of something • Early farming village in Iraq • to do jobs other than look for food • an early farming village in Scotland • a drink provided by domesticated cattle • a hard rock used for cutting and slicing • one of the first agricultural communities • ...
stone age 2025-09-18
Across
- word for farming
- They domesticated dogs for companionship
- people that chase food sources
- Jobs started to become giving to people
- this technique was used to make the ground more fertile
- a rock that they used to make weapons and fire
- in the last neolithic age people started to make tools out of metals
Down
- Houses were made of Mudd
- they worships gods and goddesses for good sports for there crops
- They domesticated animals for his and food
- New stone age
- Middle stone age
- Old stone age
- they domesticated plants for farming
- painting to express what is happening
15 Clues: New stone age • Old stone age • word for farming • Middle stone age • Houses were made of Mudd • people that chase food sources • they domesticated plants for farming • painting to express what is happening • Jobs started to become giving to people • They domesticated dogs for companionship • They domesticated animals for his and food • ...
word 2025-10-29
18 Clues: Law • Settle • Surplus • Artisan • Conflict • Merchant • Cuneiform • Stability • Irrigation • Mesopotamia • Civilization • language Empire • inequality Tax • revolution Ruler • Fertile Crescent • of labor Consolidation • and gathering Population • learning; collective knowledge Priest
UOI-5-Farming 2021-01-19
7 Clues: this combines • in which farming water is not loss. • in which farming soil many nutrients. • in which farming silkworms are reared. • rabi crops are harvested in which season. • What is is the other name of multiple cropping. • in which farming ornamental plants,medicinal plant etc are grown.
Middle Age Vocab 2020-03-30
Across
- Fall of the Roman Empire modern world
- political & economic system lords gave land in return of service
- German King Catholicism spread
- Built for defense, No indoor plumbing
- A noble who has received land
- Improved farming, Allowed people to move to cities
- Peasant, Tied to land, Not free to leave
- Center of a fief surrounded with farming land
- 1215 England, was disliked
- Limited king’s power, Influenced USA Constitution
Down
- Kings lords knights
- A gift of land
- Jobs in towns Must continuously earn money
- Level of comfort in which you live
- men who pray and study and serve god there lives
- labor & food for Lord’s protection and small homes
- Religious services
- women who pray and give there lives to god
18 Clues: A gift of land • Religious services • Kings lords knights • 1215 England, was disliked • A noble who has received land • German King Catholicism spread • Level of comfort in which you live • Fall of the Roman Empire modern world • Built for defense, No indoor plumbing • Peasant, Tied to land, Not free to leave • Jobs in towns Must continuously earn money • ...
Sustainable Biomes Crossword 2021-07-14
Across
- revolution, the transformation in agricultural practices in many parts of the developing world between 1940 and the 1960s.
- grabbing, large-scale land acquisitions to produce agricultural commodities.
- radiation, the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun
- modified foods, foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally.
- state of a species being native to a single defined geographic location
- concentrations of salts in water or soils
- A measure of the reflectivity of a surface
- the agricultural practice of growing a single crop plant or livestock species variety or breed in a field or farming system at a time
- the application of water to land in order to supply crops and other plants with necessary water
- international unit for measuring atmospheric or barometric pressure
- a term used to describe the enormous variety of life on Earth
- food or farming methods produced without the use of chemicals
Down
- cycle, continuous circulation of water within the Earth's hydrosphere
- large-scale capital-intensive commercial farming
- the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- earthen structures that intercept runoff on moderate to steep slopes
- the practice of using natural resources responsibly, so they can support both present and future generations.
- a geographic area where organisms and weather and landscape work together to form a bubble of life
- definition of food security, When all people have reliable access to sufficient and affordable and nutritious food to support a healthy life
- the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator
- equilibrium, If inputs and outputs within a coastal system are the same
- A piece of land that is normally used for farming but that is left with no crops on it for a season in order to let it recover its fertility
- the farming of aquatic organisms with some sort of intervention in the rearing process to enhance production
- stocks, the stock of food a country has
- a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat
- rotation, the practice of planting different crops sequentially on the same plot of land
- lines on a weather map joining together places of equal atmospheric pressure
- flow, refers to the movement of nutrients from one location to another
- The parts of the land and sea and atmosphere in which organisms are able to live
29 Clues: stocks, the stock of food a country has • concentrations of salts in water or soils • A measure of the reflectivity of a surface • large-scale capital-intensive commercial farming • the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator • radiation, the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun • a term used to describe the enormous variety of life on Earth • ...
Farming as a System 2021-10-25
Across
- An economic, social, political influence.
- A natural influence e.g. water
- Farming of both crops and cattle.
- The result of the farmer's work.
Down
- Farming that rears cattle (animals) only.
- Farming that grows crops (plants) only.
- The activities that take place in a farm.
- The investments neeeded on a farm to produce food.
8 Clues: A natural influence e.g. water • The result of the farmer's work. • Farming of both crops and cattle. • Farming that grows crops (plants) only. • Farming that rears cattle (animals) only. • An economic, social, political influence. • The activities that take place in a farm. • The investments neeeded on a farm to produce food.
Southeast Native American Region 2026-03-26
Across
- The purification ceremony was the _____ (two words).
- The native americans were not nomads. They lived in _____ communities.
- Carved from tree trunks.
- Besides hunting and farming, they ______ for food.
- The climate is_____.
- Homes had ______ roofs.
- Rivers and coasts provided fish and _______.
- Each village council had a _____ to run the council.
- Homes were called _____ and ____ (two words)
Down
- _______did the farming.
- Villages were protected by tall wooden _____.
- Many villages made up a ______.
- ________men and women served as spiritual leaders.
- The _______mountians are in this region.
- The ocean that is the eastern boundary of the SE Region.
- Men _____ the community.
- Each village was ruled by a _______.
- The _______ fire was lit to symbolize a fresh start.
18 Clues: _______did the farming. • The climate is_____. • Carved from tree trunks. • Homes had ______ roofs. • Men _____ the community. • Many villages made up a ______. • Each village was ruled by a _______. • The _______mountians are in this region. • Villages were protected by tall wooden _____. • ...
g6.02.Crossword 2023-03-26
Across
- highland caves in the Americas
- large population centers
- farming village that developed in China’s river valley
- exchange of goods
- farming village that developed in the Nile River Valley
- also known as metalworking
- people who do different jobs in a society
- hand-held tool used to harvest grain
Down
- cultural hearth that developed in northern China
- a kind of stone used in ancient times to make tools
- organization that makes and enforces rules
- early cultural hearth in Southwest Asia
- extra items that can be used for trading
- organizing and storing information
14 Clues: exchange of goods • large population centers • also known as metalworking • highland caves in the Americas • organizing and storing information • hand-held tool used to harvest grain • early cultural hearth in Southwest Asia • extra items that can be used for trading • people who do different jobs in a society • organization that makes and enforces rules • ...
AZTEC AND INCA 2022-09-02
Across
- HOW THE INCA PRESERVED THEIR HONORED DEAD
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY THE AZTECS
- CAPITAL CITY OF THE INCA
- ANCIENT PEOPLE THAT LIVED IN MEXICO
- INCA GOD OF SUN
- ANCIENT PEOPLE THAT LIVED IN PERU
- PICCHU THE INCAN HIDDEN CITY
Down
- ISLAND GARDENS MADE BY THE AZTEC
- CAPITAL CITY OF THE AZTEC
- AZTEC GOD OF SUN AND WAR
- FARMING STAIRWAY FARMING BY THE INCA
- INCA RECORD KEEPER
12 Clues: INCA GOD OF SUN • INCA RECORD KEEPER • AZTEC GOD OF SUN AND WAR • CAPITAL CITY OF THE INCA • CAPITAL CITY OF THE AZTEC • PICCHU THE INCAN HIDDEN CITY • LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY THE AZTECS • ISLAND GARDENS MADE BY THE AZTEC • ANCIENT PEOPLE THAT LIVED IN PERU • ANCIENT PEOPLE THAT LIVED IN MEXICO • FARMING STAIRWAY FARMING BY THE INCA • HOW THE INCA PRESERVED THEIR HONORED DEAD
Mini Games 2019-09-06
9 Clues: Kepala sekolah • Dixie Mob's Mommy • Meningkatkan level • Bagian-bagian tubuh • Ahli kimia yang jenius • World War Two Combatives • Mafia,kartel,organisasi gelap • Marine Corps Martial Arts Program • Energi yang dibutuhkan dalam farming
