farming Crossword Puzzles
Sustainable Agriculture 2020-09-08
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- Buffer Strips, are areas or strips of land maintained in permanent vegetation, designed to intercept pollutants and erosion.
- Farming, management strategy that employs detailed, site-specific information to precisely manage production inputs.
- Capacity, is the theoretical equilibrium population size at which a particular population in a particular environment will stabilize when its supply of resources remains constant.
- range of preventive tactics and biological controls to keep pest population within acceptable limits.
- Tillage, is a term that covers a broad range of soil tillage systems that leave residue cover on the soil surface, substantially reducing the effects of soil erosion from wind and water.
- is a set of design principles centred on whole systems thinking, simulating, or directly utilising the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems.
- Farming, relies on pasture or rangeland to supply the protein and energy requirements of livestock. Ecological Footprint, the impact of a person or community on the environment, expressed as the amount of land required to sustain their use of natural resources.
- is the sum total of all the plants, animals, fungi and microorganisms in the world, or in a particular area; all of their individual variation; and all the interactions between them.
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- a broad area of biology, involving the use of living systems and organisms to develop or make products. Depending on the tools and applications, it often overlaps with related scientific fields.
- Farming, is an agricultural system which originated early in the 20th century in reaction too rapidly changing farming practices.
- Agriculture, are certain herbal preparations that guide the decomposition processes in manures and compost.
- a social or political movement designed to bring about land reforms or to improve the economic status of the farmer.
- benefits or costs that are not included in the market price of goods or services.
- Management, a proven, whole farm/whole system approach to resource management that incorporates financial planning, land planning, grazing planning and biological monitoring.
- can be defined broadly or narrowly.
- Management, managing the amount, source, placement, form, and timing of the application of nutrients and soil amendments to ensure adequate soil fertility for plant production and to minimise the potential for environmental degradation, particularly water quality impairment.
- Agriculture, is a conservation and rehabilitation approach to food and farming systems.
- A seal or logo indicating that a product has met a set of environmental or social standards.
- Development, meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- Sequestration, is the process through which agricultural and forestry practices remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere.
20 Clues: can be defined broadly or narrowly. • benefits or costs that are not included in the market price of goods or services. • Agriculture, is a conservation and rehabilitation approach to food and farming systems. • A seal or logo indicating that a product has met a set of environmental or social standards. • ...
Sustainable Agriculture 2020-09-08
Across
- Buffer Strips, are areas or strips of land maintained in permanent vegetation, designed to intercept pollutants and erosion.
- Farming, management strategy that employs detailed, site-specific information to precisely manage production inputs.
- Capacity, is the theoretical equilibrium population size at which a particular population in a particular environment will stabilize when its supply of resources remains constant.
- range of preventive tactics and biological controls to keep pest population within acceptable limits.
- Tillage, is a term that covers a broad range of soil tillage systems that leave residue cover on the soil surface, substantially reducing the effects of soil erosion from wind and water.
- is a set of design principles centred on whole systems thinking, simulating, or directly utilising the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems.
- Farming, relies on pasture or rangeland to supply the protein and energy requirements of livestock. Ecological Footprint, the impact of a person or community on the environment, expressed as the amount of land required to sustain their use of natural resources.
- is the sum total of all the plants, animals, fungi and microorganisms in the world, or in a particular area; all of their individual variation; and all the interactions between them.
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- a broad area of biology, involving the use of living systems and organisms to develop or make products. Depending on the tools and applications, it often overlaps with related scientific fields.
- Farming, is an agricultural system which originated early in the 20th century in reaction too rapidly changing farming practices.
- Agriculture, are certain herbal preparations that guide the decomposition processes in manures and compost.
- a social or political movement designed to bring about land reforms or to improve the economic status of the farmer.
- benefits or costs that are not included in the market price of goods or services.
- Management, a proven, whole farm/whole system approach to resource management that incorporates financial planning, land planning, grazing planning and biological monitoring.
- can be defined broadly or narrowly.
- Management, managing the amount, source, placement, form, and timing of the application of nutrients and soil amendments to ensure adequate soil fertility for plant production and to minimise the potential for environmental degradation, particularly water quality impairment.
- Agriculture, is a conservation and rehabilitation approach to food and farming systems.
- A seal or logo indicating that a product has met a set of environmental or social standards.
- Development, meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- Sequestration, is the process through which agricultural and forestry practices remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere.
20 Clues: can be defined broadly or narrowly. • benefits or costs that are not included in the market price of goods or services. • Agriculture, is a conservation and rehabilitation approach to food and farming systems. • A seal or logo indicating that a product has met a set of environmental or social standards. • ...
Agricultural Biotechnology 2022-12-13
20 Clues: hot • Dna • Twin • code • looks • trash • learn • chill • Habitat • modified • grow,eat • medicine • difference • living things • All organisms • tons of water • pets are these • farming,plants,animals • all living things need this • technology on living things
Agricultural Biotechnology 2022-12-13
20 Clues: Dna • hot • Twin • code • trash • chill • looks • learn • Habitat • medicine • modified • grow,eat • difference • All organisms • living things • tons of water • pets are these • farming,plants,animals • all living things need this • technology on living things
The invention of everyday objects 2023-11-29
21 Clues: ray • Wars • power • Empire • Company • engineer • Institute • industrial • production • of ARPANET • technologies • George Cayley • of electricity • pieces of metal • of farming tools • Research Projects • Electrics Model 302 • Department of Defense • adoption of electronics • system of modular furniture • workable prototype for the Internet
the roaring 20's and the great depression 2024-01-03
29 Clues: off • city • loss • city • bars • Fake • story • cloud • Plays • loans • Music • Dance • upward • renter • saving • farming • jobless • thenorth • Oklahoma • downward • Rebelled • goverment • President • stockcrash • nodrinking • segregated • Soundwaves • moneysupply • precipitation
History Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-03
Across
- SpiritualLeader
- SmallSocialGroup
- YersiniaPestis
- Founder
- MongolKingdom
- ArtSupportee
- Observation
- MongolPeace
- WidespreadOutbreak
- Sun-centered
- AncientGreeks/Romans
- Isolation
- ProtestantReformer
- Neolithiccraft
- PrehistoricPaintings
- DeathRate
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- SpreadofDisease
- HumanPotential
- PermanentResidence
- WaterManagement
- MobileLifestyle
- MongolCavalry
- Farming
- PapalForgiveness
- TradeRoute
- TamingAnimals
- ChristianDenominations
27 Clues: Founder • Farming • Isolation • DeathRate • TradeRoute • Observation • MongolPeace • ArtSupportee • Sun-centered • MongolKingdom • MongolCavalry • TamingAnimals • HumanPotential • YersiniaPestis • Neolithiccraft • SpreadofDisease • SpiritualLeader • WaterManagement • MobileLifestyle • SmallSocialGroup • PapalForgiveness • PermanentResidence • WidespreadOutbreak • ProtestantReformer • AncientGreeks/Romans • ...
The future of food 2022-10-10
Zaachary 2023-10-17
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- A piece of land in a low lying area that has been reclaimed from a body of water
- effect The result of the sun's heat being trapped in the atmosphere
- The animals of a particular region, habitat, or geological period
- The process of changing a piece of sloped land into a series of step-like formations to enable farming
- Regions of the world characterized by their climate and their dominant forms of plant
- reclamation A process of creating new land seas, rivers or lakes
- practises A view that farming should work with nature and not against it
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- The arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area
- of soils Removal of excess water from soil
- The level below the surface of the ground where water can be found
- Populations of two or more species within the same area
- A natural feature of the earth's surface
- Refers to distance of a place north or south of the equator
- The removal of topsoil due to wind and water
- Refers to new ideas, methods or processes in farming
15 Clues: A natural feature of the earth's surface • of soils Removal of excess water from soil • The removal of topsoil due to wind and water • Refers to new ideas, methods or processes in farming • Populations of two or more species within the same area • Refers to distance of a place north or south of the equator • ...
Ag crossword 2026-03-27
Across
- Become adjusted to new conditions
- the supply of water to land or crops to help growth, typically by means of channels.
- What is the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock?
- an area of land, typically when used for agricultural purposes, but not necessarily measured in acres.
- A glass building in which plants are grown in
- Population of animals kept by humans
- A domestic hog
- The process of collecting all the crops
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- 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
- Large farming equipment with blades that are used for cutting furrows in the soil and turning it over
- the activity of tending and cultivating a garden, especially as a pastime.
- A large group of domesticated cows
- The name for plants grown on a farm.
- A living organism that can move on its own and find its own food
- a powerful motor vehicle with large rear wheels, used chiefly on farms for hauling equipment and trailers.
15 Clues: A domestic hog • Become adjusted to new conditions • A large group of domesticated cows • The name for plants grown on a farm. • Population of animals kept by humans • The process of collecting all the crops • A glass building in which plants are grown in • A living organism that can move on its own and find its own food • ...
I5 1 (LR1-5) 2018-12-24
24 Clues: ΖΩ • ΜΩΡΟ • ΜΑΙΟΣ • ΜΕΤΡΟ • ΕΙΚΟΝΑ • ΖΕΣΤΟΣ • ΑΔΕΡΦΟΣ • ΤΟΠΙΚΟΣ • ΑΚΡΙΒΩΣ • ΕΚΠΛΗΞΗ • ΔΙΑΒΑΖΩ • ΑΡΓΟΤΕΡΑ • ΔΑΣΟΚΟΜΙΑ • ΕΝΔΙΑΦΕΡΩΝ • ΕΣΩΤΕΡΙΚΟΣ • ΑΙΣΘΑΝΟΜΑΙ • ΣΕΠΤΕΜΒΡΙΟΣ • ΑΡΡΩΣΤΟΣ (2) • ΑΡΡΩΣΤΟΣ (1) • ΚΟΜΨΟΣ, ΕΞΥΠΝΟΣ • ... IN: ΣΥΜΠΛΗΡΩΝΩ • ΩΡΑΙΟΣ, ΧΑΡΙΤΩΜΕΝΟΣ • ... OUT: ΠΗΓΑΙΝΩ ΒΟΛΤΑ • ORGANIC ...: ΒΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑ
std 9 Term 2 Internals Set 1 2020-01-14
20 Clues: lavish • jacket • waving • uniform • starved • revealed • weaponry • anything • carry out • spellbound • new-born lambs • divine guidance • temper, moderate • spotted, speckled • retreating, fading • atomic, extremely small • accord, synchronization • someone who mends wheels • cultivator, farming tool • decorated carts in movable exhibitions
edvin 2022-11-01
24 Clues: stol • möta • säte • kind • tält • lova • orsak • gäspa • lyfta • märka • valuta • förstå • utgång • billig • sliten • odling • uppdrag • fylla på • solbränna • gifta sig • pytteliten • bubbelpool • föreställa sig • nämnde problem med gaser i magen
AG-anthony esparza 2016-01-20
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- the practice of rotating use of different fields from crop to crop each year,to avoid exhausting the soil.
- a farm in which no one lives, work is done by migrant workers
- the cultivation of domesticated crops and the raising of domesticated animals
- farming to supply the minimum food and materials necessary to survive
- the art science and practice of studying and managing forests and plantations,and related natural resources
- a secound crop is planted after the first has been harvested
- characteristics of farmers or their way of life
- the killing of wild game and the harvesting of wild plants to provide food in traditional cultures
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- the cultivation of rice on a paddy
- highly mechanized, large scale farming, under corporate ownership
- a commercial type of agriculture that produces fattened cattle and hogs for meat
- currently in progress, it has as its principle orientation the development of genetically modified organism (GMO'S)
- commercial gardening and fruit farming
- the culture of agricultural areas
- the feeding relationships between species in a biotic community
15 Clues: the culture of agricultural areas • the cultivation of rice on a paddy • commercial gardening and fruit farming • characteristics of farmers or their way of life • a secound crop is planted after the first has been harvested • a farm in which no one lives, work is done by migrant workers • the feeding relationships between species in a biotic community • ...
reconstruction 2021-12-16
16 Clues: war • codes • bureau • begger • farming • of 1872 • Johnson • b hayes • Stevens • J Tilden • crow laws • amendment • amendment • amendment • Davis bill • republicans
Vocab 2023-12-06
14 Clues: degrade • isolated • disprove • Coherent • Out moded • aggravate • profitable • bottomless • well known • satisfactory • inconclusive • confirm,prove • Farming,school • later,afterwards
History of Agribusiness 2025-02-26
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- A system where goods and services are exchanged directly without using money.
- The first commercially successful what was built in 1920
- What was invented in 1793?
- In the early 1800s, about 90% of the population in the U.S. lived on what?
- Who invented the first seed drill?
- What invention combined several farming tasks—reaping, threshing, and winnowing—into a single machine?
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- Who built and patented the first combine harvester?
- business sector encompassing farming or related activities
- Who invented the cotton gin?
- The process by which humans selectively breed and adapt wild animals or plants for their own use
- A method of farming that uses large-scale industrial operations to produce livestock, poultry, and crops.
- What invention allowed farmers to plant seeds in neat rows at a consistent depth, improving seed germination rates and efficiency?
- Who is generally credited with inventing the first successful tractor in 1892?
- In 1940, one American farmer was able to feed approximately how many people?
- John Deere invented what in 1837
- The first self-propelled what was built in 1886
16 Clues: What was invented in 1793? • Who invented the cotton gin? • John Deere invented what in 1837 • Who invented the first seed drill? • The first self-propelled what was built in 1886 • Who built and patented the first combine harvester? • The first commercially successful what was built in 1920 • business sector encompassing farming or related activities • ...
Doherty 7th Grade Ag 2022-09-06
Across
- promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising
- Olericulture is the science of vegetable growing
- a widely cultivated cereal native to warm regions of the Old World. It is a major source of grain and of feed for livestock.
- combination of the words "agriculture" and "business" and refers to any business related to farming and farming-related commercial activities.
- a unit of land area equal to 43,560 square feet or 4,840 square yards (0.405 hectare)
- a unit of measurement for dry goods like grain and beans.
- A product brought into a country
- An industry who turn raw goods into more refined goods in preparation for the consumer or final customer
- A product purchased and shipped to another country
- a complete list of items
- the science or practice of farming and tillage of the soil
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- the sale of goods to the public in often small quantities for consumption instead of resale
- science of collecting and examining information written as numbers
- promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising
- the sale of goods to the public in often small quantities for consumption instead of resale
- an aim or desired result.
- the art or practice of garden cultivation and management.
- the full amount of an agricultural product
- a company or government agency provides a guarantee of money for specified loss or damage.
- the movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another.
- the total amount made or harvested
21 Clues: a complete list of items • an aim or desired result. • A product brought into a country • the total amount made or harvested • the full amount of an agricultural product • Olericulture is the science of vegetable growing • A product purchased and shipped to another country • the art or practice of garden cultivation and management. • ...
Geonomics 2025-04-28
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- Hot, dry winds that blow over the northern plains of India during summer.
- Economic activity that relies directly on natural resources like farming or mining.
- Forest type where trees shed their leaves seasonally to conserve water.
- A type of rock formed when molten magma cools and hardens.
- A line connecting points of equal rainfall on a map.
- The movement of people from rural areas to urban centers in search of work.
- The creation of goods and services through the combination of land, labor, and capital.
- Stock Stock of food grains maintained by the government for emergencies and stability.
- A widespread scarcity of food leading to malnutrition and deaths.
- Imaginary circle around Earth midway between North and South Poles.
- Basin The area drained by a river and its tributaries.
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- A slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted layers of snow.
- The total number of inhabitants living within a defined area or country.
- Small-scale farming aimed at meeting the farmer's family's needs, not for sale.
- Capital The process of increasing skills, education, and abilities of the workforce.
- Cultivation of plants and rearing of livestock for human use and consumption.
- Government system ensuring affordable food grains to the poor through ration shops.
- A situation where capable people are willing to work but cannot find jobs.
- A social condition where individuals lack basic necessities of life.
19 Clues: A line connecting points of equal rainfall on a map. • Basin The area drained by a river and its tributaries. • A type of rock formed when molten magma cools and hardens. • A slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted layers of snow. • A widespread scarcity of food leading to malnutrition and deaths. • ...
History crossword 2020-01-06
Across
- tree less region
- didnt thin west a reasonable place to raise cattle hot, dry climate.
- gold rush- 1848. huge bump in population. united states.
- work to provide. families schools churchs grow.
- boomtowns. towns continued to grow even after mining slowed.
- small but effective. 1861 warships.
- 90% of factories. ammunition. arms, uniforms, supplies.
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- bought settles.cheapland.
- made farming much easier. dry farming. deeply planted seed stay wet.
- railroads ranchers miners all help to transform
- shifting water, to xpose beds. lot of water.
- a drafing of soldiers
- cattle freely no fences open range.
- big companies had capital could afford to dig.
- 12 million to 9 million
- established. well lead lincoln.
- to imprison someone without having committed a crime.
- Great plains large wheat producers.
18 Clues: tree less region • a drafing of soldiers • 12 million to 9 million • bought settles.cheapland. • established. well lead lincoln. • cattle freely no fences open range. • small but effective. 1861 warships. • Great plains large wheat producers. • shifting water, to xpose beds. lot of water. • big companies had capital could afford to dig. • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
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- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
Mesoamerica 2024-01-29
Across
- Cities with leaders and a strong government.
- When people believe in multiple gods.
- Farming A effective way of farming on plain land
- People who study ancient/old history
- A triangular structure.
- Starving due to lack of food.
- Dryness that can cause lack of crops.
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- A Peninsula in Central America.
- Buildings used to practice religious practices.
- A civilization where the Mayan lived.
- A written language using drawings.
- A theory of how humans were able to walk through southward.
- Society,Writing,Art,Religion,Trade in one place
- Traditions that can be shown through religion and art.
- Mexico and Central America.
15 Clues: A triangular structure. • Mexico and Central America. • Starving due to lack of food. • A Peninsula in Central America. • A written language using drawings. • People who study ancient/old history • When people believe in multiple gods. • A civilization where the Mayan lived. • Dryness that can cause lack of crops. • Cities with leaders and a strong government. • ...
Grammar 2025-12-07
Across
- State of physical and mental health
- Using resources to protect the environment
- barrier Something that prevents clear understanding
- Power to affect decisions or opinions
- balance Balancing job duties and personal life
- Actively supporting a cause or group
- Ability to speak two languages fluently
- Essential substances in food for health
- Traditional habit of a community
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- policy Official rules about how languages are used
- Ability to adapt quickly to new situations
- Becoming fully included in a group or society
- Having too much information or too many tasks
- farming Farming without artificial chemicals
- footprint Amount of CO₂ produced by a person or activity
15 Clues: Traditional habit of a community • State of physical and mental health • Actively supporting a cause or group • Power to affect decisions or opinions • Ability to speak two languages fluently • Essential substances in food for health • Ability to adapt quickly to new situations • Using resources to protect the environment • Becoming fully included in a group or society • ...
9 Geography Exam revision 2026-03-16
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- A farming method where steps are cut into hillsides.
- Day-to-day atmospheric conditions
- Very cold biome
- Biome where most of the world's food is grown
- Imaginary line separating the globe into 2 hemispheres
- Hot and dry biome
- The long-term pattern of temperature and rainfall.
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- The removal of forests on a large scale.
- land suitable for growing crops and animals
- A region with similar climate, plants and animals.
- Biome with high rainfall and hot temperature
- Farming crops and raising animals.
- Salt building up in soil.
- Having reliable access to enough food = food _______
- The decline in land quality due to human activities. = land ________
15 Clues: Very cold biome • Hot and dry biome • Salt building up in soil. • Day-to-day atmospheric conditions • Farming crops and raising animals. • The removal of forests on a large scale. • land suitable for growing crops and animals • Biome with high rainfall and hot temperature • Biome where most of the world's food is grown • A region with similar climate, plants and animals. • ...
geography - agriculture 2023-02-05
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- land in which crops are grown
- ploughing, sowing, irrigation, weeding and harvesting are
- full form of HYV
- shifting cultivation is also known as ____________ agriculture
- refers to efforts made to increase production to meet growing demands
- _______ activities include extraction and production of resources
- requires 210 frost free days
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- seeds, fertilizer ,labor and machinery are
- agriculture is also known as
- breeding of fish in specially constructed tanks and ponds
- golden fiber
- another name for millets
- a beverage crop whose plantations can be seen in India and Sri Lanka
- agri means ____ in Latin
- shifting cultivation in Mexico is known as
- type of commercial farming where single crops are grown
16 Clues: golden fiber • full form of HYV • another name for millets • agri means ____ in Latin • agriculture is also known as • requires 210 frost free days • land in which crops are grown • seeds, fertilizer ,labor and machinery are • shifting cultivation in Mexico is known as • type of commercial farming where single crops are grown • ...
3rd Quarter Roots and Affixes 2022-03-20
19 Clues: come • half • other • short • around • act of • become • become • farming • one who • straight • of the law • to measure • not,without • the result of • around, about • heavy, weighty • through, across • before, in front of
Room 1 2021-01-22
Across
- method of cutting and collecting of grains.
- which farming is done without the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
- wanted plants are called_
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- _ is also known as mixed farming.
- in _ farming old methods are used.
- it helps to beating grains and crops.
- practice of growing a series of crops in same area.
- is used to cutting crops in small field.
8 Clues: wanted plants are called_ • _ is also known as mixed farming. • in _ farming old methods are used. • it helps to beating grains and crops. • is used to cutting crops in small field. • method of cutting and collecting of grains. • practice of growing a series of crops in same area. • which farming is done without the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
5th year Geography 2022-05-16
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- The soil that results from Basalt parent material
- A island to the south of Italy
- Red soil found in the Mezzogiorno
- The main river in India
- Capital of India
- One of the main crops grown in India
- India's Silicon Valley
- A poor region in Europe
- efforts to improve farming in response to food supply shortages in less-developed economies
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- A country to the North of India
- the new name of Calcutta
- When farming is not profitable, only grows enough to feed family
- Name of the desert in India
- The plateau in the south of India
- A type of hardwood found in the Western Ghats
- The capital of France
- Brings 3/4 of all rain to India
17 Clues: Capital of India • The capital of France • India's Silicon Valley • The main river in India • A poor region in Europe • the new name of Calcutta • Name of the desert in India • A island to the south of Italy • A country to the North of India • Brings 3/4 of all rain to India • Red soil found in the Mezzogiorno • The plateau in the south of India • One of the main crops grown in India • ...
4 Tribe Crossword 2023-10-13
Across
- Jumano method of survival =
- Where was the Jumano located?
- Where were the Coahuiltecan located?
- __________ was the Wichitas method of survival.
- Where was the Caddo located?
- _______ was what the Coahuiltecan lived in.
- Cultivated crops and turkey are examples of what.
- ________ was the leader of the Caddo tribe.
- __________ was the leader of the Jumano tibe.
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- What did the Wichita located?
- What did the Jumano located?
- Cactus, beans, and anything edible was ____ that the Coahuiltecans eat.
- ________________ was the key to survival for the Coahuiltecan.
- The Coahuiltecan had no structured government. This is an example of what?
- The Wichita had ___ chiefs.
- When crops failed, the Caddo turned to wild plants. What is this called?
- ___________ is where the Caddo are located.
- Where was the Wichita located?
18 Clues: Jumano method of survival = • The Wichita had ___ chiefs. • What did the Jumano located? • Where was the Caddo located? • What did the Wichita located? • Where was the Jumano located? • Where was the Wichita located? • Where were the Coahuiltecan located? • _______ was what the Coahuiltecan lived in. • ___________ is where the Caddo are located. • ...
Africa's Geography and Culture 2025-12-09
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- Africa's second-longest river
- a community of people who share a common set of beliefs
- transitional zone of grassland
- a grassland ecosystem with scattered trees
- a vast, sandy, semi-arid savanna in Southern Africa
- the large-scale removal of trees and forests
- a person or group that moves from place to place
- Largest river in Africa
- a community of people who share a common cultural identity
- a farming technique in which farmers clear and burn vegetation
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- Africa's tallest mountain
- a hot, humid, dense forest near the equator
- farming to provide for your family
- Largest hot desert
- the belief that spirits inhabit everything
- a massive, long valley system
- Located to the far north-west
17 Clues: Largest hot desert • Largest river in Africa • Africa's tallest mountain • Africa's second-longest river • a massive, long valley system • Located to the far north-west • transitional zone of grassland • farming to provide for your family • the belief that spirits inhabit everything • a grassland ecosystem with scattered trees • a hot, humid, dense forest near the equator • ...
THE SECTORS 2023-05-03
Across
- ... industries include hotels, restaurants, etc.
- The most popular type of tourism.
- The secondary sector tansforms raw materials into ... products.
- ... farming consists on growing crops.
- ... are products that are bought from other countries.
- The tertiary sector is also known as the ... sector.
- Tourism belongs in the ... sector.
- Factories belong in the ... sector.
- Type of fishing that happens in the deep sea.
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- Cattle farming belongs in this sector.
- The industry that makes metals (part of the heavy industries).
- This is where many miners work.
- ... trade is trade between countries.
- ... systems move people and products around Spain.
- ... trade is trade within a country.
- ... crops need lots of water.
16 Clues: ... crops need lots of water. • This is where many miners work. • The most popular type of tourism. • Tourism belongs in the ... sector. • Factories belong in the ... sector. • ... trade is trade within a country. • ... trade is trade between countries. • Cattle farming belongs in this sector. • ... farming consists on growing crops. • ...
Causes of the Civil War 2017-01-28
Across
- To leave or withdraw
- Farming
- runner people who sneaked goods through the Civil War blockade
- a large farm
- A tax on imported goods
- focus on the interest of one's region
- to put an end to
- All the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service.
- rights the position that the federal government should not interfere with the states exercising their constitutional powers
- a person who supported the Union during the entire Civil War period
Down
- person who wanted the south to secede
- a local law or piece of legislation
- Person who wanted to end slavery
- Practice of farming
- storage place for military equipment
- runaway
16 Clues: Farming • runaway • a large farm • to put an end to • Practice of farming • To leave or withdraw • A tax on imported goods • Person who wanted to end slavery • a local law or piece of legislation • storage place for military equipment • person who wanted the south to secede • focus on the interest of one's region • runner people who sneaked goods through the Civil War blockade • ...
Doherty 7th Grade Ag 2022-09-06
Across
- promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising
- Olericulture is the science of vegetable growing
- a widely cultivated cereal native to warm regions of the Old World. It is a major source of grain and of feed for livestock.
- combination of the words "agriculture" and "business" and refers to any business related to farming and farming-related commercial activities.
- a unit of land area equal to 43,560 square feet or 4,840 square yards (0.405 hectare)
- a unit of measurement for dry goods like grain and beans.
- A product brought into a country
- An industry who turn raw goods into more refined goods in preparation for the consumer or final customer
- A product purchased and shipped to another country
- a complete list of items
- the science or practice of farming and tillage of the soil
Down
- the sale of goods to the public in often small quantities for consumption instead of resale
- science of collecting and examining information written as numbers
- promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising
- the sale of goods to the public in often small quantities for consumption instead of resale
- an aim or desired result.
- the art or practice of garden cultivation and management.
- the full amount of an agricultural product
- a company or government agency provides a guarantee of money for specified loss or damage.
- the movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another.
- the total amount made or harvested
21 Clues: a complete list of items • an aim or desired result. • A product brought into a country • the total amount made or harvested • the full amount of an agricultural product • Olericulture is the science of vegetable growing • A product purchased and shipped to another country • the art or practice of garden cultivation and management. • ...
Review for Geography Test 2021-11-10
Across
- Temperate land
- Hot Land
- Flat land very useful for farming
- Area where trade barriers have been limited
- The first civilization in Central America
- Foreign owned factory that exports back to the host country
- Jamaican music based on rhythmic drums
Down
- Cold Land
- These people would steal from ships in the Caribbean
- Small strip of land that connects two larger bodies
- Argentina and Great Britain fought over these
- man made canal that connects the pacific and the Atlantic ocean
- Mountain ranges that runs through the west side of South America
- Farming
- The ancient civilization of the Andean Region
- Where fresh water and ocean water meet
- The name of the sea the Antilles are in
17 Clues: Farming • Hot Land • Cold Land • Temperate land • Flat land very useful for farming • Where fresh water and ocean water meet • Jamaican music based on rhythmic drums • The name of the sea the Antilles are in • The first civilization in Central America • Area where trade barriers have been limited • Argentina and Great Britain fought over these • ...
Of Mice and Man Historical context: America in the 1920s/30s 2013-12-03
Across
- "The best laid.............. of Mice and men
- hard work and ...................... will guarantee the American Dream
- Black.................- when the stock markets crashed
- A successful novel published in 1937
- The................ valley - where Steinbeck
- The novel of Mice and Men suggests that the American dream is not always......................
- many people during this era became...............
Down
- men often had to find work on
- These made farming very difficult
- The economic hub in the USA
- men who travelled for work
- men often had to leave their...................to find work
- The Great ...........................
- name for the desert-like farming areas
- This was known as "The Golden State"
15 Clues: men who travelled for work • The economic hub in the USA • men often had to find work on • These made farming very difficult • A successful novel published in 1937 • This was known as "The Golden State" • The Great ........................... • name for the desert-like farming areas • "The best laid.............. of Mice and men • The................ valley - where Steinbeck • ...
Humanities 2016-10-02
Across
- 2 ciies merging into an urban area
- discarded nets
- Unit of meaurement in shipping and aviation
- spread of urban development
- redevlopment of old urban areas
- flow of water caused by changes in water density.
- litter and other solid that is dumped into the ocean
Down
- Force that results from the Earth's rotation
- sunlight breaking plastic into tiny particles
- division of larger houses
- Where the water's surface is at maximum height reached by a rising tide
- Fishing farming- farming of aquatic aniamls and plants
- swirling circular ocean current
- capable of being decomposed by living organisms
- process of correcting a fault
15 Clues: discarded nets • division of larger houses • spread of urban development • process of correcting a fault • swirling circular ocean current • redevlopment of old urban areas • 2 ciies merging into an urban area • Unit of meaurement in shipping and aviation • Force that results from the Earth's rotation • sunlight breaking plastic into tiny particles • ...
Glossary of Irrigation Terms 2021-05-22
Across
- drops of fresh water falling from clouds
- the practice of cultivating the land
- agriculture considered as way of life
- working as a landscape gardener
- a conduit through which water flows
- the removal of salt
Down
- of or relating to the study of hydraulics
- the gathering of a ripened crop
- supply with water, as with streams
- relating to farming or agriculture
- a large flow
11 Clues: a large flow • the removal of salt • the gathering of a ripened crop • working as a landscape gardener • supply with water, as with streams • relating to farming or agriculture • a conduit through which water flows • the practice of cultivating the land • agriculture considered as way of life • drops of fresh water falling from clouds • of or relating to the study of hydraulics
Nicholas 2025-10-16
9 Clues: creation of taxes • so many buildings • a place of worship • Belief theologically • Writing and speaking. • I get this you get that • ancient farming and hunting • you’re good at anything but farming • The reason why history textbooks exist
the stone age💚 2022-10-14
Across
- were buried underneth the house
- the title of this unit
- what people used for light, warmth, and cooking
- another word for farming
- beginning of humanity to 12,000 b.c.
- Something to get from trees, bushes, grass
Down
- A dangerous way to get food in the forest
- what did people use to kill animals
- what is the new stone age called
- a new way to get food
- how people got onto the roof
- the age of cave people
- how people comiunicated in the old stone age
- the first city ever made was
- how the people in the new stone age got into their houses
15 Clues: a new way to get food • the title of this unit • the age of cave people • another word for farming • how people got onto the roof • the first city ever made was • were buried underneth the house • what is the new stone age called • what did people use to kill animals • beginning of humanity to 12,000 b.c. • A dangerous way to get food in the forest • ...
Mesoamerica 2024-01-29
Across
- land bridge a bridge on land
- peninsula a region Mayans lived
- A long lasting period without food
- A art of religion.
- a person who studies artifacts.
- A form of words in aincent maya
- a civilization of people that lived in mesoamerica
- farming different levels of land for farming
Down
- people who live in more than one god
- A place in mesoamerica where Mayans lived like states in America
- a big group of people
- A place that people were buried in
- A long lasting period without water
- a region involving Central America and mexioco
- A religious art of places
15 Clues: A art of religion. • a big group of people • A religious art of places • land bridge a bridge on land • a person who studies artifacts. • A form of words in aincent maya • peninsula a region Mayans lived • A long lasting period without food • A place that people were buried in • A long lasting period without water • people who live in more than one god • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
Down
- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
Down
- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
Down
- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
U4L1 2026-03-27
Across
- - supplying water to crops using systems
- - putting seeds in the ground
- - farming fish and other water animals
- - the practice of farming plants and animals
- - growing at a certain time of year
- - protecting natural resources
- - gathering crops when they are ready
Down
- - using resources so they last a long time
- - a living thing that can move and needs food
- - changing crops each season to help the soil
- - how well soil helps plants grow
- - farm animals raised for food or products
- - the top layer of earth where plants grow
- - land that is good for growing crops
- - land where animals eat grass
15 Clues: - putting seeds in the ground • - land where animals eat grass • - protecting natural resources • - how well soil helps plants grow • - growing at a certain time of year • - land that is good for growing crops • - gathering crops when they are ready • - farming fish and other water animals • - supplying water to crops using systems • ...
group 5 crossword 2021-01-25
6 Clues: and water loss? • and vegitables are grown? • cane- Which crop is produce most in india? • farming- Which farming helps to reduce soil • farming- Which type of farming is best for soil • farming- Which crop where they produce our seasonal
Mesopotamia- Assignment #3 2025-10-22
Across
- - A religious pyramid shaped temple is a ________.
- - Mesopotamia's nickname.
- - Mesopotamian past kings usually used to be _________.
- - A person apart of the lower class in Mesopotamia.
- - An extra amount of something needed is called a _______.
- - People settled into areas with _____________.
- - The belief in multiple gods is __________.
- - The head of a household in Mesopotamia.
Down
- - The time that civilizations developed around.
- - A person apart of the middle class in Mesopotamia.
- - A religious person apart of the higher class in Mesopotamia.
- - One of the main crops grown in Mesopotamia.
- - Where Mesopotamia used to be located.
- - Another river surrounding Mesopotamia.
- - A city in Mesopotamia.
- - One of the rivers surrounding Mesopotamia.
- - The type of good soil used for farming.
- - The most popular job in Mesopotamia.
18 Clues: - A city in Mesopotamia. • - Mesopotamia's nickname. • - The most popular job in Mesopotamia. • - Where Mesopotamia used to be located. • - Another river surrounding Mesopotamia. • - The type of good soil used for farming. • - The head of a household in Mesopotamia. • - One of the rivers surrounding Mesopotamia. • - The belief in multiple gods is __________. • ...
Biotechnology Vocabulary By Kaleb Cahoon 2014-02-20
Across
- practice of altering a genetic code
- dna inserted into a cell by injection
- acting of putting toxins into a place
- to tame
- making 2 certain animals breed
- use of plants to remove toxins from a place
- duplicating an object or organism
- the science or activity of farming
- baby of 2 different species or breeds
- process of determining where genes are on a chromosome
Down
- fuel made from oils and animal fats
- organism that had its DNA altered
- all genetic information possessed by an organism
- technique of growing animal tissue
- farming of plants and animals that live in the water
15 Clues: to tame • making 2 certain animals breed • organism that had its DNA altered • duplicating an object or organism • technique of growing animal tissue • the science or activity of farming • fuel made from oils and animal fats • practice of altering a genetic code • dna inserted into a cell by injection • acting of putting toxins into a place • ...
The Omnivores Dilemma 2022-10-27
Across
- an animal people get eggs from
- an animal that can eat both meat and plants.
- a food item the author gathered
- chemicals used to kill insects.
- a natural fertilizer produced by animals such as cows.
- an animal that can or decides only to eat meat.
- farming with machines.
Down
- an animal that can only eat plants
- the author hunted one towards the end of the book
- a fast food classic,
- a drink that has high amounts of corn syrup
- farming without chemicals.
- the most-grown crop in the united states.
- the animal we get beef from.
- a cheap sweetener used in soda
15 Clues: a fast food classic, • farming with machines. • farming without chemicals. • the animal we get beef from. • an animal people get eggs from • a cheap sweetener used in soda • a food item the author gathered • chemicals used to kill insects. • an animal that can only eat plants • the most-grown crop in the united states. • a drink that has high amounts of corn syrup • ...
Mesoamerica 2024-01-29
Across
- a dry circumstance in nature that dries out any soil
- farming a type of farming people did
- form of writing using pictures
- a place located in Mexico
- An self governing country contained within a borders of one city
- a large group of people
- a large peninsula in southwest Mexico
Down
- forced to not eat for awhile
- a person that has a job to find ancient bones
- a religion
- land bridge a bridge
- a huge triangle made of sand/other things
- Mexico America COMBINED
- a religion that believes more than one god/godess
- a place or palace that was used for religious ceremonies
15 Clues: a religion • land bridge a bridge • Mexico America COMBINED • a large group of people • a place located in Mexico • forced to not eat for awhile • form of writing using pictures • farming a type of farming people did • a large peninsula in southwest Mexico • a huge triangle made of sand/other things • a person that has a job to find ancient bones • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
Down
- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
S.S CH.2 2022-10-21
Across
- the houses of first farmers were _____
- the place in west asia where farming first started is called the fertile ___________.
- after the stone age came the ______ age
- first animal to be domesticated
- as hunter-gatherers explored they discoered that many plants had seeds that could be _______.
Down
- slowly people changed from hunter-gatherering to _________
- hunter-gatherers were __________ on the environment
- gold is the most precious metal as it never _______ it's colour due to age
- for hunter-gatherers life became more ________ after the stary of farming
9 Clues: first animal to be domesticated • the houses of first farmers were _____ • after the stone age came the ______ age • hunter-gatherers were __________ on the environment • slowly people changed from hunter-gatherering to _________ • for hunter-gatherers life became more ________ after the stary of farming • ...
Humanities 2016-10-02
Across
- flow of water caused by changes in water density.
- capable of being decomposed by living organisms
- discarded nets
- 2 ciies merging into an urban area
- redevlopment of old urban areas
- swirling circular ocean current
- spread of urban development
Down
- Unit of meaurement in shipping and aviation
- division of larger houses
- process of correcting a fault
- sunlight breaking plastic into tiny particles
- Where the water's surface is at maximum height reached by a rising tide
- Force that results from the Earth's rotation
- Fishing farming- farming of aquatic aniamls and plants
- litter and other solid that is dumped into the ocean
15 Clues: discarded nets • division of larger houses • spread of urban development • process of correcting a fault • redevlopment of old urban areas • swirling circular ocean current • 2 ciies merging into an urban area • Unit of meaurement in shipping and aviation • Force that results from the Earth's rotation • sunlight breaking plastic into tiny particles • ...
Great depression puzzle 2023-10-16
Across
- A term used for the midwest with no water for farming
- food lines
- Laws passed in the south segregating races
- people living cities
- FDR way of helping the american people
- overproduce
- problem people faced during the great depression
Down
- huge clouds of dirt in the midwest
- people living in remote locations
- A region used for farming in the United states
- Businesses that accept deposits and make loans
- makeshift homes
- A time period without water for farm plants
- a government funded way for people to get work
- people having to move from their homes because they couldn't afford it
15 Clues: food lines • overproduce • makeshift homes • people living cities • people living in remote locations • huge clouds of dirt in the midwest • FDR way of helping the american people • Laws passed in the south segregating races • A time period without water for farm plants • A region used for farming in the United states • Businesses that accept deposits and make loans • ...
Agriculture Vocabulary 2023-03-28
Across
- The first cash crop of South Carolina.
- The lack or scarcity of water.
- The animals raised on a farm for human use or consumption.
- The growing of food for sale.
- The way in which cranberries are harvested.
- The lack or extreme scarcity of food.
- The use of other businesses in the food industry.
- The science of growing plants (Fruits and Flowers)
Down
- The science of farming.
- _________ Company was founded in 1606.
- Concerts gave funds to Africa
- These farms are close to the urban areas.
- ________ and Burn farming.
- The growing of food for the family.
- The device used to knock the cranberry from the bush.
15 Clues: The science of farming. • ________ and Burn farming. • Concerts gave funds to Africa • The growing of food for sale. • The lack or scarcity of water. • The growing of food for the family. • The lack or extreme scarcity of food. • The first cash crop of South Carolina. • _________ Company was founded in 1606. • These farms are close to the urban areas. • ...
The Maya, Aztecs, and the Incas 2023-11-15
Across
- A tool used for telling time, and date
- A famous structure built by the Incas
- The Aztec Capital-It was a huge city
- the practice of farming
- The Inca’s farming technique
- A nation or civilization’s trade network, currency, and supplies
- Little subdivisions of a civilization that have their own trade network, military, and government
- Tenochtitlan was in it
Down
- The Mayans discovered it, and they used it as currency
- The second of the three civilizations
- A system that transports water
- The Aztec origin story
- A giant structure used for religious purposes
- The Mayan god if war-Very cruel
- First Mesoamerican civilization
- Symbols that acted as a writing language
- The highest rank in Monarchy-It’s always a male
- A high rank of nobility who specializes in religion
- The main civilization in South America
19 Clues: The Aztec origin story • Tenochtitlan was in it • the practice of farming • The Inca’s farming technique • A system that transports water • The Mayan god if war-Very cruel • First Mesoamerican civilization • The Aztec Capital-It was a huge city • The second of the three civilizations • A famous structure built by the Incas • A tool used for telling time, and date • ...
colonial project 2023-01-23
Across
- the middle colonies was known as the __ of the colonies
- The south
- most diverse
- southern colonies had religions such as _____
- the middle colony did not have as great of soil as the southern but they had ___ soil
- the new England colony had ___as a job
- the middle colony had shorter than New England
- the middle colonies had a mix of cash crop farming and ___ farming
- southern colonies farmed ___
Down
- the southern colonies had _____
- depended on slave labor
- had pilgrims and puritans make up the colony
- new England has ________ in climate
- new england had____soil
14 Clues: The south • most diverse • depended on slave labor • new england had____soil • southern colonies farmed ___ • the southern colonies had _____ • new England has ________ in climate • the new England colony had ___as a job • had pilgrims and puritans make up the colony • southern colonies had religions such as _____ • the middle colony had shorter than New England • ...
Agriculture 2022-10-20
Across
- - Wheat basket of the world.
- - Climate in which intensive farming is done.
- - Major crop grown by the method of extensive farming.
- - Per hectare production is less but total production in high.
- - Agriculture done by using pesticides.
- - Science or art of cultivating the soil, growing and harvesting crops and raising livestock.
Down
- - Activity connected to the processes of extraction and production of resources.
- - Region where extensive farming is carried out.
- - Type of agriculture where the farmer grows the crops for his own consumption.
9 Clues: - Wheat basket of the world. • - Agriculture done by using pesticides. • - Climate in which intensive farming is done. • - Region where extensive farming is carried out. • - Major crop grown by the method of extensive farming. • - Per hectare production is less but total production in high. • ...
Early Civilization 2021-09-24
Across
- belief in a single god
- a great invention that relies on an axle in the center
- the first form of writing
- more food than is needed
- a complex society with cities and government
- one of two rivers in Mesopotamia
- one of two rivers in Mesopotamia
- belief in multiple gods
- a system that supplies water to farms
- Neolithic farming village in southern Turkey
- the place where we developed our first civilization
Down
- the number of people who live in a place
- a supply of organic things we can use as needed
- a set of shared beliefs about supernatural powers
- a government containing several countries or territories
- change animal behavior to suit humans
- farming
- an ancient city in Mesopotamia
- temple in Sumerian cities
- when people spend most of their time working at a single job or craft
20 Clues: farming • belief in a single god • belief in multiple gods • more food than is needed • the first form of writing • temple in Sumerian cities • an ancient city in Mesopotamia • one of two rivers in Mesopotamia • one of two rivers in Mesopotamia • change animal behavior to suit humans • a system that supplies water to farms • the number of people who live in a place • ...
Food Production 2024-01-15
Across
- species hauled in accidentally
- this alternate form of farming can contaminate natural waterways
- a shift to more mechanized farming, increase yield and pesticide use
Down
- a common consequence of feedlots that impacts local and regional waterways
- when too many animals eat from the same pasture year after year
- high density farming
- agriculture is the only human activity that can result in land degradation
- a result of natural selection due to an extensive use of antibiotics in livestock feed
- loss of genetic diversity usually in food
9 Clues: high density farming • species hauled in accidentally • loss of genetic diversity usually in food • when too many animals eat from the same pasture year after year • this alternate form of farming can contaminate natural waterways • a shift to more mechanized farming, increase yield and pesticide use • ...
Climate Fresk C1-2 2025-07-30
Across
- gases like CO₂ and methane that trap heat
- large-scale development of industries
- harmful substances introduced into the environment
- clearing forests, often for agriculture or urbanization
- replanting forests to restore ecosystems
- caused by human activity
- long period with little or no rain
- gases released into the air (especially CO₂, CH₄)
- extended periods of extreme heat
- reducing consumption to stay within planetary limits
Down
- a self-reinforcing cycle (e.g., melting ice → less albedo → more warming)
- human alteration of natural land (e.g., farming, cities)
- intensification – increasing farming productivity, often at ecological cost
- intense weather events (hurricanes, cyclones)
- overflowing of water onto land
- using more resources than necessary
- warming long-term rise in Earth’s temperature
- uncontrolled forest fires
- loss destruction of places where animals and plants live
19 Clues: caused by human activity • uncontrolled forest fires • overflowing of water onto land • extended periods of extreme heat • long period with little or no rain • using more resources than necessary • large-scale development of industries • replanting forests to restore ecosystems • gases like CO₂ and methane that trap heat • intense weather events (hurricanes, cyclones) • ...
New Jersey Food 2018-03-08
10 Clues: A popular food • A popular grain • Number of food groups • One of the food groups • A popular poultry dish • A popular fish they eat • A way they got their food • What they brought from Europe • A drink they had during winter holidays • Instead of farming and trading they got their food by.
how we organize ourselves 2021-01-18
Across
- give nutrition to the soil and increase crop yield
- farming is a type of farming in which farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselves
- acid is commonly used pesticides
Down
- are unwanted plants in places
- is done with the help of soil leveler
- farming is a method of growing crops on sides of hills or mountains
- crops are grown in short time duration between rabi and kharif crops
- crops are popularly known as monsoon crops
- helps to cut of small trees and branches
9 Clues: are unwanted plants in places • acid is commonly used pesticides • is done with the help of soil leveler • helps to cut of small trees and branches • crops are popularly known as monsoon crops • give nutrition to the soil and increase crop yield • farming is a method of growing crops on sides of hills or mountains • ...
Farming Key Terms 2013-01-08
Across
- Approach to farm production that can be sustained
- Agriculture without the use of chemicals, antibiotics, hormones e.t.c
- substance put on farm land to produce more
Down
- A type of farming that requires small machinery and less labour
- chemicals designed to kill harmful plants AND harmful insects
- chemical designed to kill unwanted plants
- A type of farming that requires large machinery and labour
- The ability of a piece of land to be used for a certain purpose
- Agriculture cycle
9 Clues: Agriculture cycle • chemical designed to kill unwanted plants • substance put on farm land to produce more • Approach to farm production that can be sustained • A type of farming that requires large machinery and labour • chemicals designed to kill harmful plants AND harmful insects • A type of farming that requires small machinery and less labour • ...
Ch. 13: TLD 2015-03-18
Across
- tissue that connects muscles with bones.
- an image that is made by absorbing ink.
- the study of air movement.
- having to do with farming.
- to anger or irritate.
- relating to the early part of the Stone Age.
- deprived of feeling.
Down
- a single, often oblong, large block of stone.
- a place where the characters in The Leanin’ Dog went.
- the science and study of aircraft and flight.
- the science of farming, taking care of crops.
- to add air to something.
- relating to the last part of the Stone Age.
- a vigorous physical fitness program.
14 Clues: deprived of feeling. • to anger or irritate. • to add air to something. • the study of air movement. • having to do with farming. • a vigorous physical fitness program. • an image that is made by absorbing ink. • tissue that connects muscles with bones. • relating to the last part of the Stone Age. • relating to the early part of the Stone Age. • ...
Liam McCormick Inca Crossword 2021-01-29
Across
- the main pack animal of the Inca
- The material most Incan homes were made of
- The device used by the Inca to carry messages
- what the temple of Inti in cuzco was covered with
- A grain that was a staple in the Inca diet
- The method of farming the Inca used to farm on mountains
- one of the main crops of the Incan
- what the Inca used for fuel.
- The first leader of the Inca
- The forest in the Incan territory
- The family relation between Manco Capac and his wife
Down
- The material llamas' fur was used for
- The messenger
- The amount of time in between bridges being repaired
- leader of the Incan empire
- leader of conquered people
- The job most commoners had
- The mountain range the Inca lived in
- Incan sun god
- Inca capital
- What happened to the Sapa Inca of death
21 Clues: Inca capital • The messenger • Incan sun god • leader of the Incan empire • leader of conquered people • The job most commoners had • what the Inca used for fuel. • The first leader of the Inca • the main pack animal of the Inca • The forest in the Incan territory • one of the main crops of the Incan • The mountain range the Inca lived in • The material llamas' fur was used for • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2024-08-06
Across
- Product that comes from the earth
- Latitude line that divides it into the Northern and Southern hemispheres
- Causes People to move away from a place
- Shows features like mountains, rivers, deserts
- Average Weather
- smaller towns, fewer people, neighborhoods, parks
- Farming areas, low population
- Run North to South on globe, measure distance from Prime Meridian
- Factories, high jobs, pollution, usually in a city
- City, with tall buildings - lots of people
- Beliefs, traditions of people
- Measurement of people in one area
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- Longitude line that runs through divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western hemispheres
- Run East to West on the globe, measures distance from Equator
- Causes people to move to a place
- Good for agriculture/growing crops
- Area of land surrounded 3/4 by water
- Land for farming with crops and animals
- Moving from place to place
- Shows features like cities, countries, towns, villages
20 Clues: Average Weather • Moving from place to place • Farming areas, low population • Beliefs, traditions of people • Causes people to move to a place • Product that comes from the earth • Measurement of people in one area • Good for agriculture/growing crops • Area of land surrounded 3/4 by water • Causes People to move away from a place • Land for farming with crops and animals • ...
Agriculture Crossword 2022-10-04
Across
- A big red fruit that grows in trees, one type is Gala or Honeycrisp.
- The animal that makes eggs.
- The animal that makes milk.
- What animals eat.
- The machine used in farming.
Down
- A fruit that grows on trees that are small red balls with them.
- A person who does farming.
- The animal that makes bacon.
- The animal that says 'neigh!'.
- The pant that makes popcorn.
- The plant that makes bread and flour.
- What we eat
12 Clues: What we eat • What animals eat. • A person who does farming. • The animal that makes eggs. • The animal that makes milk. • The animal that makes bacon. • The pant that makes popcorn. • The machine used in farming. • The animal that says 'neigh!'. • The plant that makes bread and flour. • A fruit that grows on trees that are small red balls with them. • ...
Industrial Revolution 2023-11-21
Across
- natural feature used to load/unload goods
- used in factories to perform work once done by hands (the most important machine)
- another name for large scale farming
- a result of burning so much coal
- nation in which the Industrial Revolution started (Great Britain)
- another name for the agriculture revolution
Down
- what happened to the population as a result of better farming techniques
- buildings with workers & machines
- a type of air pollution
- fatal disease or toxic/poisonous agent
- water-born disease spread by contaminated water
- growth of cities
- man-made waterways used to ship goods
- fueled engines, machines, & factories
14 Clues: growth of cities • a type of air pollution • a result of burning so much coal • buildings with workers & machines • another name for large scale farming • man-made waterways used to ship goods • fueled engines, machines, & factories • fatal disease or toxic/poisonous agent • natural feature used to load/unload goods • another name for the agriculture revolution • ...
Water NI 2015-02-06
Agriculture Crossword 2022-10-04
Across
- A big red fruit that grows in trees, one type is Gala or Honeycrisp.
- The animal that makes eggs.
- The animal that makes milk.
- What animals eat.
- The machine used in farming.
Down
- A fruit that grows on trees that are small red balls with them.
- A person who does farming.
- The animal that makes bacon.
- The animal that says 'neigh!'.
- The plant that makes popcorn.
- The plant that makes bread and flour.
- What we eat
12 Clues: What we eat • What animals eat. • A person who does farming. • The animal that makes eggs. • The animal that makes milk. • The animal that makes bacon. • The machine used in farming. • The plant that makes popcorn. • The animal that says 'neigh!'. • The plant that makes bread and flour. • A fruit that grows on trees that are small red balls with them. • ...
Words Unit 4 2017-01-26
Crossword from chapters 4 and 4.1 2023-10-27
Across
- a process that causes beaches to became unsafe for swimming
- a sensible way of thinking
- a way to do something
- the products of the countryside
- a measurement of ones impact of climate
- a substance that is used to get rid off unwanted plants
- a synonym for "farming"
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- harvesting in turns
- a synonym for "uninhabited"
- food food that, once properly stored, can last very long time
- a material used in baking
- an area suitable for farming
- a substitute for meat
- someone who doesn't live in the countryside
14 Clues: harvesting in turns • a way to do something • a substitute for meat • a synonym for "farming" • a material used in baking • a sensible way of thinking • a synonym for "uninhabited" • an area suitable for farming • the products of the countryside • a measurement of ones impact of climate • someone who doesn't live in the countryside • ...
family 2022-12-15
~ Ancient Egypt ~ 2014-06-10
Across
- This is one of the pharaohs symbols. It is a long item.
- They worked on farms.
- Is fertile land in the desert.
- A country to the south of Eygpt, whee the Nile River starts.
- The king/God of ancient Egypt.
- They provided needs for wealthy.
- This is what pharaoh means.
- A type of river.
- This symbol was combined with the red and white crown.
- How many temples in ancient Egypt.
- A ditch used to control the flow of the water.
- It means justice, truth, order and balance.
Down
- The protector of the pharaoh and the city of Memphis.
- Processes used to help bring water to crops and plants.
- The seed time.
- The glood season.
- Is a rich soil and great for farming.
- The two types of Eygpt.
- The sun of god.
- This is where fertile farming lands were created.
- The harvest time.
21 Clues: The seed time. • The sun of god. • A type of river. • The glood season. • The harvest time. • They worked on farms. • The two types of Eygpt. • This is what pharaoh means. • Is fertile land in the desert. • The king/God of ancient Egypt. • They provided needs for wealthy. • How many temples in ancient Egypt. • Is a rich soil and great for farming. • ...
New England Colonies 2021-12-10
Across
- very serious holiday, no drinking, talking etc.
- thousand native Americans sold into slavery
- wanted Puritan colonies to to set an example for the world
- another biggest city that developed and the big business
- killed over 600 settlers
- John Winthrop was the 1st
- where the only people who could vote then expended to Church member
- leaving England during
- City that became “colony’s largest town”
- elected representatives
- Puritans got charter for forming
Down
- What resources were very available/plentiful in forests?
- The puritans left England for
- The land was often
- twenty people were put to death due to
- Puritans wants a simpler form
- Farming wasn't big because
- what would make the colony run smoother
- found Connecticut
- Salem Massachusetts
- learned from Native Americans
- They had a higher chance of starting a
- sixteen-twenty-nine to sixteen-fourty
- Chief of Wampanoge
24 Clues: found Connecticut • The land was often • Chief of Wampanoge • Salem Massachusetts • leaving England during • elected representatives • killed over 600 settlers • John Winthrop was the 1st • Farming wasn't big because • The puritans left England for • Puritans wants a simpler form • learned from Native Americans • Puritans got charter for forming • sixteen-twenty-nine to sixteen-fourty • ...
The 1930s 2023-12-03
Across
- The National Government will guarantee loans for Americans to buy homes
- More than a million from Canada to Mexico
- Actually brought an end to the Great Depression
- Built buildings for the public, like Band Shells, gyms, post offices etc...
- Homeless who traveled by train
- Built campsites, trails and picnic areas
- Built Dams and Hydro-electric power stations
Down
- Built roads, sidewalks, and curbs
- Bring electricity to poor parts of the country
- Forced savings system for when you're old
- No that's not dust coming from the West
- Nickname of FDR programs
- Hobos Homeless Camps
- Standing in line to get something to eat
- ISU Ag expert who helped FDR understand farming
- Round 'em up and beat 'em to death with a club
- The FDIC ended these
- FDR's nickname for his presidency
- No more frenzy trading on Wall Street with almost no rules
- No rain and unwise farming
20 Clues: Hobos Homeless Camps • The FDIC ended these • Nickname of FDR programs • No rain and unwise farming • Homeless who traveled by train • Built roads, sidewalks, and curbs • FDR's nickname for his presidency • No that's not dust coming from the West • Standing in line to get something to eat • Built campsites, trails and picnic areas • Forced savings system for when you're old • ...
THE RIVER OF LIFE STAGE 3 SCIENCE NAME: 2023-09-19
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- cream is produced in this room
- the main meat obtained from a pig
- meat from a deer
- A good example of bush tucker
- where the Murray river ends
- this fibre needs lots of water to grow
- eggs have this nutrient in them, it's good for you
- the name given to the wood industry
- one sort of meat obtained from a pig
- rice, wheat, oats and maize are examples of this
- these people rely on the Murray Darling System
Down
- The Darling River starts in this state
- one of the main meat industries in Australia
- the most popular crop in the world
- The study of farming
- A word to describe Aboriginal farming
- the most important liquid in our world
- The Barossa Valley produces a lot of this
- Australia produces lots of this crop
- these are made from potatoes
20 Clues: meat from a deer • The study of farming • where the Murray river ends • these are made from potatoes • A good example of bush tucker • cream is produced in this room • the main meat obtained from a pig • the most popular crop in the world • the name given to the wood industry • Australia produces lots of this crop • one sort of meat obtained from a pig • ...
Chapter 12 Review 2025-05-29
Across
- Giant wave caused by undersea earthquakes
- Japanese characters developed to complement kanji
- Divine wind that protected Japan from Mongol invasions
- Chinese characters adopted into the Japanese writing system
- Society where people share similar culture and values
- Indigenous people of northern Japan
- Land suitable for farming
- Staple food and basis of the feudal economy
- Emotionally strong in the face of hardship
- Sun goddess in Japanese mythology
- Seasonal winds bringing moisture needed for rice farming
Down
- Japanese word for cooked rice or meal
- Festivals held to please the kami
- Separated from others, as Japan was geographically
- Frequent natural disasters due to tectonic plate activity
- Process of absorbing a cultural group into another
- Sacred spirits in the Shinto religion
- Ainu spirits representing forces of nature
- Ceremonies marking seasonal or spiritual events
- Cherry blossom festivals celebrate the beauty of nature
20 Clues: Land suitable for farming • Festivals held to please the kami • Sun goddess in Japanese mythology • Indigenous people of northern Japan • Japanese word for cooked rice or meal • Sacred spirits in the Shinto religion • Giant wave caused by undersea earthquakes • Ainu spirits representing forces of nature • Emotionally strong in the face of hardship • ...
Agriculture 1 2025-09-18
Across
- covered with grass for animals to graze
- spread around plants to retain moisture
- raised for meat or eggs
- soil for planting
- of fish or other aquatic animals
- grass used to feed animals
- for growing plants in controlled conditions
- water to crops
- to store crops or house animals
- organic material used as fertilizer
- part of a plant used to grow a new plant
- added to soil to help plants grow
- mature crops from fields
- different crops in the same field each year
Down
- used to grow crops or raise animals
- grown for food or profit
- animals like cows, pigs, and sheep
- that keeps animals in or out
- plants that grow among crops
- without synthetic chemicals
- used for farming tasks
- structure for storing grain
- who works on a farm
- or animals that harm crops
- top layer of earth where plants grow
- used to turn over soil
- plant grown from a seed
- where fruit trees are grown
28 Clues: water to crops • soil for planting • who works on a farm • used for farming tasks • used to turn over soil • raised for meat or eggs • plant grown from a seed • grown for food or profit • mature crops from fields • grass used to feed animals • or animals that harm crops • without synthetic chemicals • structure for storing grain • where fruit trees are grown • that keeps animals in or out • ...
U.S. Reconstruction 2025-12-07
Across
- Acres and a Mule A promise that previously enslaved people would get forty acres and a mule
- legal separation of racial groups
- formally enslaved person who gained freedom
- Violent White group rejecting Black rights
- Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction
- President power to reject a bill
- charging a president with wrongdoing
- President who served in Civil War
Down
- rebuilding destroyed cities, roads, and railroads
- President during early reconstruction
- farming and raising crops
- White southerners who supported Reconstruction
- A Farming System where workers pay rent with crops
- percent Plan Lincoln's plan for readmitting Southern States
- Amendment that protects voting rights no matter what race/ethnicity
- Codes Southern laws limiting African American rights
- Amendment that grants citizenship for people that are born in the U.S.
- Period of rebuilding the South after the Civil War
- forgiveness of soldiers on the Confederate side
- Government pardon for past event
20 Clues: farming and raising crops • President power to reject a bill • Government pardon for past event • legal separation of racial groups • President who served in Civil War • charging a president with wrongdoing • President during early reconstruction • Violent White group rejecting Black rights • formally enslaved person who gained freedom • ...
Econ Vocab 2023-03-03
Across
- Small-scale production in a home-based setting
- Collective ownership and central planning system
- Private ownership and free markets prevail
- Government controls production and distribution methods
- The availability and desire for a product
- Large-scale farming for profit
Down
- Exchange determined by supply and demand
- The study of resource allocation
- Production and exchange based on customs
- Farming for personal consumption, not commerce
- Combination of private and public ownership
- Manufacturing for profit in large quantities
12 Clues: Large-scale farming for profit • The study of resource allocation • Exchange determined by supply and demand • Production and exchange based on customs • The availability and desire for a product • Private ownership and free markets prevail • Combination of private and public ownership • Manufacturing for profit in large quantities • ...
Chapter 12 vocab 2024-03-19
Across
- invented the telegraph
- Robert Fullton's full sized commercial steamboat
- invented a steel plow to make farming easier
- invented a harvesting machine that made farming more efficient
- invented the sewing machine
Down
- Hired young unmarried women and provided them with housing
- boat used with steam
- Made a full size commercial steamboat called the Clermont
- made improvements to the sewing machine
- invented the locomotive
- invented by Peter cooper
- a group that tries to improve pay & working conditions
12 Clues: boat used with steam • invented the telegraph • invented the locomotive • invented by Peter cooper • invented the sewing machine • made improvements to the sewing machine • invented a steel plow to make farming easier • Robert Fullton's full sized commercial steamboat • a group that tries to improve pay & working conditions • ...
a60 2026-05-30
Across
- State with a historic tobacco-growing economy
- State known for poultry farming
- State known for oyster harvesting
- State famous for granite quarries
- State known for pineapple and coffee production
- State known for shellfishing industries
Down
- State famous for Chesapeake Bay blue crabs
- State historically associated with rice cultivation
- State long known for tobacco farming
- State nicknamed the Garden State for its agriculture
- State known for apples and dairy production
- State historically important for cod fisheries
12 Clues: State known for poultry farming • State known for oyster harvesting • State famous for granite quarries • State long known for tobacco farming • State known for shellfishing industries • State famous for Chesapeake Bay blue crabs • State known for apples and dairy production • State with a historic tobacco-growing economy • State historically important for cod fisheries • ...
ORGANIC FARMING 2021-07-12
7 Clues: CABBAGE WORM IS A? • WE MUST RECYLE ALL SUCH WASTE • SUCH RESIDUE IS OFTEN FOUND ON OUR FOOD • EATING BETTER FOOD GIVES US GOOD _____. • IT IS HOME TO MOST OF THE LIVING ORGANISMS • THIS METHOD HELPS IN MAINTAING SOIL QUALITY • THIS METHOD IS HELPFUL IN BETTER AERATION OF THE SOIL
Farming Equipments 2022-08-14
7 Clues: For fast germination • put seed in the ground • for cutting and weeding • big machine for farm works • Where fingerings are raised • Hands covering for farm work • where seeds are buried to grow
Stock Farming 2022-09-11
7 Clues: Birds that are farmed • The meat pigs give us • The meat cattle gives us • The animal lamb comes from • The bird that gives us feathers • The bird that hatches from an egg • Dairy product which comes from cows
Industrial Farming 2023-01-11
7 Clues: farming • the containers of food • people who eat and buy • chemical treatments of food • buildings that make something • system the processes that take food from the farm to the table • animals on a farm that are raised for food i.e. pigs, chickens, cows, sheep
Farming & Photosynthesis 2013-04-29
Across
- The part of a plant which takes up water
- The process a plant uses to make it's own food
- The little holes in a plant leave which takes in carbon dioxide
- One of the waste products given off by a plant O*****
Down
- The gas needed from the air for photosynthesis to occur, we breathe this out
- Needed for photosynthesis to occur, it comes from the sun
- H**** in the leaves are responsible for taking in carbon dioxide
7 Clues: The part of a plant which takes up water • The process a plant uses to make it's own food • One of the waste products given off by a plant O***** • Needed for photosynthesis to occur, it comes from the sun • The little holes in a plant leave which takes in carbon dioxide • H**** in the leaves are responsible for taking in carbon dioxide • ...
Ancient China Currency and Agriculture 2012-12-03
Across
- used as currency when china unified
- Another word for farming
- a grain grown in north China
- labor was ________
- This person first to plow fields
- a type of currency in the form of ______ shells
- Pulled carts with ox
- worked on great wall and grand canal
- shipped ____
- ____ worked in mines
- one of first animals raised
- The form of money used
Down
- 1100 AD _____ dynasty paper money used
- a method to keep the soil rich and fertile
- ______ century had economy meltdown and needed technological help
- most farmers grew _____ and grew livestock
- invented better ____ to help PLOW fields
- poorest people in country yet most important
- A promise of giving gold or other precious metals
- currency in north china
- another grain grown in North china starting with m
- a reason for farming
- _____ Dynasty started mining
- used as currency in northwest before china unified
- Metal strings of beads called _______
25 Clues: shipped ____ • labor was ________ • Pulled carts with ox • ____ worked in mines • a reason for farming • The form of money used • currency in north china • Another word for farming • one of first animals raised • a grain grown in north China • _____ Dynasty started mining • This person first to plow fields • used as currency when china unified • worked on great wall and grand canal • ...
Unit 1 World History 2020-06-01
Across
- The farming of animals and plants through the process of selective breeding to benefit humans
- Era in which people had longer life expectancy
- working with and making products from metal
- to stay or settle in one place
- spread ideas, technology, and disease
- continent humans originated
- Era in which people had shorter life expectancy
- Paleolithic people caused animal______
- Paleolithic technology
- method used by Paleolithic people to obtain food
- more than what is needed
- New Stone Age
- Roaming from place to place
Down
- results in a population increase & specialization of labor
- societies in which people have the same rights and power
- method used by Neolithic people to obtain food
- _____________ of labor
- Paleolithic technology used to stay warm
- Old Stone Age
- agriculture
- major cause of the Agricultural revolution
- male dominated society
- To move from one place to another with the intention of settling.
- Paleolithic diet
- movement which involves nomadic people herding animals
25 Clues: agriculture • Old Stone Age • New Stone Age • Paleolithic diet • _____________ of labor • male dominated society • Paleolithic technology • more than what is needed • continent humans originated • Roaming from place to place • to stay or settle in one place • spread ideas, technology, and disease • Paleolithic people caused animal______ • Paleolithic technology used to stay warm • ...
U.S. Reconstruction 2025-12-07
Across
- Acres and a Mule A promise that previously enslaved people would get forty acres and a mule
- legal separation of racial groups
- formally enslaved person who gained freedom
- Violent White group rejecting Black rights
- Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction
- President power to reject a bill
- charging a president with wrongdoing
- President who served in Civil War
Down
- rebuilding destroyed cities, roads, and railroads
- President during early reconstruction
- farming and raising crops
- White southerners who supported Reconstruction
- A Farming System where workers pay rent with crops
- percent Plan Lincoln's plan for readmitting Southern States
- Amendment that protects voting rights no matter what race/ethnicity
- Codes Southern laws limiting African American rights
- Amendment that grants citizenship for people that are born in the U.S.
- Period of rebuilding the South after the Civil War
- forgiveness of soldiers on the Confederate side
- Government pardon for past event
20 Clues: farming and raising crops • President power to reject a bill • Government pardon for past event • legal separation of racial groups • President who served in Civil War • charging a president with wrongdoing • President during early reconstruction • Violent White group rejecting Black rights • formally enslaved person who gained freedom • ...
Engineering Careers/Jobs 2013-08-27
8 Clues: farming • managing farming • work in sampathy • sympathy with water • involves construction • branch of a engineering • concerned with electricity • general term that cover multiple engineering discipline
10th grade Urbanization 2026-03-11
Across
- Agricultural Revolution - A period of increased farm productivity in the 1700s and 1800s due to new farming techniques, improved tools, and crop rotation.
- Revolution - The mid-20th century increase in agricultural production in developing countries through the use of high-yield crops, fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigation.
- - A scale used to measure and report how clean or polluted the air is and the potential health effects.
- - Efforts to improve the economic conditions, infrastructure, and quality of life in rural areas.
- Agricultural Revolution - The modern period of agricultural advances that uses technology, chemicals, and genetics to greatly increase food production.
- - The official boundaries that define the area governed by a city.
- - Densely populated urban areas characterized by poor housing, limited infrastructure, and inadequate access to services.
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- Agricultural Revolution - The shift from hunting and gathering to farming and domestication of plants and animals during the Neolithic period.
- - The period when humans first began farming, domesticating animals, and forming permanent settlements.
- - Unwanted or harmful sounds in the environment that can negatively affect human health and wildlife.
- - Government regulations that control how land in certain areas can be used, such as residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.
- - Excessive or misdirected artificial light that brightens the night sky and disrupts natural environments.
- - Large-scale farming operations that include the production, processing, and distribution of agricultural products.
- - The use of machines and technology to perform tasks that were previously done by human or animal labor.
- - Organisms whose genetic material has been scientifically altered to give them certain traits, such as resistance to pests or drought.
15 Clues: - The official boundaries that define the area governed by a city. • - Efforts to improve the economic conditions, infrastructure, and quality of life in rural areas. • - Unwanted or harmful sounds in the environment that can negatively affect human health and wildlife. • ...
Unit 1,2 3 REVIEW CROSSWORD 2021-12-15
Across
- longest period of human history
- what farming created
- center of Roman world
- farming freed up people so this developed
- controlled the Mediterranean for almost 1,000 years
- Hindu social classes; led to order
- similar to hieroglyphics; helped keep records
- time period characterized by early agriculture
- allowed for construction of Roman domes and stadiums
Down
- belief in one god
- made the Han rich; from a worm's cocoon!
- created by Han dynasty led to stability
- religious temples of Mesopotamia
- credited with first written law code
- math gurus during this dynasty; like digits and Pi
- belief system that grew during Roman Empire
- great example of Hindu and Buddhist art;
- trade route connecting China, India, and Rome
- the world's oldest civilization
- invented in China in 105
- as populations grew these developed
- the world's first civilizations developed here
22 Clues: belief in one god • what farming created • center of Roman world • invented in China in 105 • longest period of human history • the world's oldest civilization • religious temples of Mesopotamia • Hindu social classes; led to order • as populations grew these developed • credited with first written law code • created by Han dynasty led to stability • ...
Forde Precomp Vocabulary Unit 1 2020-06-01
Across
- movement which involves nomadic people herding animals
- major cause of the Agricultural revolution
- continent humans originated
- spread ideas, technology, and disease
- Old Stone Age
- New Stone Age
- To move from one place to another with the intention of settling.
- _____________ of labor
- Paleolithic technology used to stay warm
- The farming of animals and plants through the process of selective breeding to benefit humans
- method used by Paleolithic people to obtain food
Down
- results in a population increase & specialization of labor
- societies in which people have the same rights and power
- method used by Neolithic people to obtain food
- agriculture
- Paleolithic diet
- Paleolithic people caused animal ______
- Era in which people had longer life expectancy
- male dominated society
- Roaming from place to place
- to stay or settle in one place
- working with and making products from metal
- _______ tools. Paleolithic technology
- more than what is needed
- Era in which people had shorter life expectancy
25 Clues: agriculture • Old Stone Age • New Stone Age • Paleolithic diet • male dominated society • _____________ of labor • more than what is needed • continent humans originated • Roaming from place to place • to stay or settle in one place • spread ideas, technology, and disease • _______ tools. Paleolithic technology • Paleolithic people caused animal ______ • ...
Prehistory 2012-09-10
Across
- Before recorded events
- Remnants of past human life
- When people used stones to make weapons
- Moving from one place to another
- workers specializing in a particular task or job
- Anno Domini
- Before Christ
- When people started using stones to make tools
- When farming and agriculture was discovered
- Finely ground fertile soil that is good for growing crops
- More of something than is needed
- Taking water from sources and moving it to where it is needed
Down
- People who study past human life
- People who often moved from place to place
- different "classes" starting to emerge
- Farming
- People who use plants as their food source
- The taming and breeding of animals for human use
- Who discovered the birth of agriculture?
- People who use animals as their food source
- Recorded events in the past
- The study of past human life
22 Clues: Farming • Anno Domini • Before Christ • Before recorded events • Remnants of past human life • Recorded events in the past • The study of past human life • People who study past human life • Moving from one place to another • More of something than is needed • different "classes" starting to emerge • When people used stones to make weapons • Who discovered the birth of agriculture? • ...
Prehistory 2012-09-10
Across
- Anno Domini
- Finely ground fertile soil that is good for growing crops
- When people started using stones to make tools
- Recorded events in the past
- People who study past human life
- People who use animals as their food source
- different "classes" starting to emerge
- Remnants of past human life
- Farming
- When people used stones to make weapons
- Who discovered the birth of agriculture?
Down
- Moving from one place to another
- When farming and agriculture was discovered
- The taming and breeding of animals for human use
- People who use plants as their food source
- Before Christ
- workers specializing in a particular task or job
- The study of past human life
- More of something than is needed
- Taking water from sources and moving it to where it is needed
- Before recorded events
- People who often moved from place to place
22 Clues: Farming • Anno Domini • Before Christ • Before recorded events • Recorded events in the past • Remnants of past human life • The study of past human life • Moving from one place to another • People who study past human life • More of something than is needed • different "classes" starting to emerge • When people used stones to make weapons • Who discovered the birth of agriculture? • ...
Mesopotamia Vocabulary 2023-09-21
Across
- WROTE DOWN LAWS FOR ALL TO SEE
- FARMING TOOL INVENTED BY SUMERIANS
- THE BELIEF IN MULTIPLE GODS
- SOIL FOUND IN RIVERS
- ANCIENT CITIES
- HAMMURABI CREATED THIS THROUGH WRITING LAWS
- FIRST LARGE SCALE COMMUNITIES
- MESOPOTAMIAN INVENTION, HINT: WATER
- USED TO WATER CROPS OR PREVENT FLOODS
- ANCIENT PEOPLE WROTE ON THESE
- THE STUDY OF EARTH
- FARMING SITE
- WHERE MESOPOTAMIA WAS LOCATED, RICH SOIL
- RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA
- RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA
Down
- PERSON FROM AKKAD, CONQUERED & STARTED AN EMPIRE
- TEMPLES FOR WORSHIP
- TAMING OF ANIMALS
- THE LAND BETWEEN THE RIVERS
- PEOPLE WHO WORKED IN THE ZIGGURATS
- SOLDIERS RODE IN THESE
- FIRST PEOPLE TO SETTLE IN MESOPOTAMIA
- JOB ____ OR DIVISION OF LABOR
- BEFORE COMMON ERA
- ANCIENT WRITING SYSTEM
- HOW HISTORIANS TRACK TIME
- GROUP OF LANDS UNDER ONE RULER
- UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER ARE EXAMPLES OF
- COMMON ERA
- SUMERIAN INVENTION
- ANNO DOMINI
31 Clues: COMMON ERA • ANNO DOMINI • FARMING SITE • ANCIENT CITIES • TAMING OF ANIMALS • BEFORE COMMON ERA • THE STUDY OF EARTH • SUMERIAN INVENTION • TEMPLES FOR WORSHIP • SOIL FOUND IN RIVERS • RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA • RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA • SOLDIERS RODE IN THESE • ANCIENT WRITING SYSTEM • HOW HISTORIANS TRACK TIME • THE LAND BETWEEN THE RIVERS • THE BELIEF IN MULTIPLE GODS • JOB ____ OR DIVISION OF LABOR • ...
Hayla =2rd hour 2024-04-18
Across
- Cowboy were referred to.
- was the most popular in 1870.
- why did the population slow down.
- they brought cattle from taxes to where.
- what animals did they kill 30 million of in a decade.
- what stopped the cowboy life.
- the first people to move west.
- a famous African American cowboy.
- What is the town that African Americans settle to.
Down
- who was the first known cowboy.
- veterans solid what to make money.
- why was Kansas good for farming.
- when people have the same cultural Backgrounds.
- where did the Mexicans settle at in Kansas.
- what did cowboy where to protect tall bush.
- it took 60 hour to do what.
- who bought over cattle in 1493.
- they use there civil war skill do to what to Buffalo.
- that the cowboys give us today.
- what does mean cultivate.
20 Clues: Cowboy were referred to. • what does mean cultivate. • it took 60 hour to do what. • was the most popular in 1870. • what stopped the cowboy life. • the first people to move west. • who was the first known cowboy. • who bought over cattle in 1493. • that the cowboys give us today. • why was Kansas good for farming. • why did the population slow down. • ...
World history; UNIT 1 2024-10-31
Across
- Herdsmen on the move.
- Ancient writing system.
- Objects made by humans.
- Simplified Egyptian writing.
- Organized farming methods.
- Shared beliefs and practices.
- Advanced societal organization.
- Provincial governors in Persia.
- Egyptian king.
- Dominance over multiple regions.
- Study of human cultures.
- Early legal code.
- Era of early stone tools.
- Cradle of civilization.
- Skilled craft workers.
- Kings and queens of rule.
- Step pyramid temples.
- People who move for resources.
- Ruling family line.
Down
- Belief in many gods.
- Shift to farming societies.
- Time before written records.
- Taming of plants and animals.
- Study of ancient artifacts.
- Government by religious leaders.
- Picture-based writing.
- Preserving the dead.
- High-ranking advisor.
- Administrative system.
- Male-dominated society.
- Independent urban centers.
- Belief in one god.
- Period of metal use.
33 Clues: Egyptian king. • Early legal code. • Belief in one god. • Ruling family line. • Belief in many gods. • Preserving the dead. • Period of metal use. • Herdsmen on the move. • High-ranking advisor. • Step pyramid temples. • Picture-based writing. • Administrative system. • Skilled craft workers. • Ancient writing system. • Objects made by humans. • Male-dominated society. • Cradle of civilization. • ...
