farming Crossword Puzzles
6.08 Reconstruction TGA 2025-11-19
Across
- Compromise of 1877
- Carpetbaggers
- Ku Klux Klan
- Freedmen's Bureau
- tenant farming
Down
- 14 Amendment
- Sharecropping
- Black Codes
- Crop Lien System
- 13th Amendment
- 15th Amendment
11 Clues: Black Codes • 14 Amendment • Ku Klux Klan • Sharecropping • Carpetbaggers • 13th Amendment • 15th Amendment • tenant farming • Crop Lien System • Freedmen's Bureau • Compromise of 1877
Preston's crossword 2022-11-03
Across
- enjoyed
- swerve while in motion
- open resistance
- undersized
- rising to great height
- farming machines
- nervous
Down
- raised
- living in a particular place
- ordered not to do something
- pauses
- short
12 Clues: short • raised • pauses • enjoyed • nervous • undersized • open resistance • farming machines • swerve while in motion • rising to great height • ordered not to do something • living in a particular place
700201 Review 2013-07-01
Across
- to fight
- devices or drugs to prevent pregnancy
- Animal farming
- catastrophe
Down
- to take away
- disagreement
- support by the government
- required
- infectious
- ability
- solving
- to act according to an order
12 Clues: ability • solving • to fight • required • infectious • catastrophe • to take away • disagreement • Animal farming • support by the government • to act according to an order • devices or drugs to prevent pregnancy
Agriculture Vocab 2023-10-03
Across
- d
- h
- e
- i
- b
Down
- c
- f
- science of farming
- g
9 Clues: c • f • d • g • h • e • i • b • science of farming
Jada and Haley's crossword 2019-12-18
Across
- Who sold the Louisiana territory to the U.S.?
- The forcing of a person to serve in the armed forces.
- Indian women who helped Lewis and Clark
- Jefferson was the _______ president
Down
- Revolution The economic changes of the late 1700, when manufacturing replaced farming and the main form of work
- How many states were there in 1800?
- They repealed the Alien and __________ acts
- Relating to farming.
- A government order restricting foreign trade.
9 Clues: Relating to farming. • How many states were there in 1800? • Jefferson was the _______ president • Indian women who helped Lewis and Clark • They repealed the Alien and __________ acts • Who sold the Louisiana territory to the U.S.? • A government order restricting foreign trade. • The forcing of a person to serve in the armed forces. • ...
Food security 2024-11-28
Across
- Aid provided to countries experiencing famine.
- The loss of food during production or distribution.
- The process of converting agricultural products into packaged food.
- Government-subsidized programs to provide basic food.
Down
- Crops specifically grown to combat hunger, like fortified rice.
- A farming system where trees are integrated with crops.
- A harmful practice of overusing soil nutrients.
- Farming that avoids deforestation.
- A disaster leading to the collapse of food production.
9 Clues: Farming that avoids deforestation. • Aid provided to countries experiencing famine. • A harmful practice of overusing soil nutrients. • The loss of food during production or distribution. • Government-subsidized programs to provide basic food. • A disaster leading to the collapse of food production. • A farming system where trees are integrated with crops. • ...
Unit 5, Lesson 2 2018-12-17
Across
- the economic changes of the late 1700s when manufacturing replaced farming as the main form of work
- stop the _____ trade
- wanted to abolish national _____
- relating to farming
- pay off national ____
Down
- the _________ Purchase was one of Jefferson's accomplishments
- the forcing of a person to serve in the armed forces
- a government order restricting foreign trade
8 Clues: relating to farming • stop the _____ trade • pay off national ____ • wanted to abolish national _____ • a government order restricting foreign trade • the forcing of a person to serve in the armed forces • the _________ Purchase was one of Jefferson's accomplishments • the economic changes of the late 1700s when manufacturing replaced farming as the main form of work
Agriculture 2023-10-17
Across
- farming practiced to meet the need of the farmers family
- activities concerned with the processing of natural resources.
Down
- Activities connected with extraction and production of natural resources.
- example of primary activity
- activities that provide support to the primary and secondary activities.
- Turning of the soil
- output from the farming system
- an important input of agriculture.
8 Clues: Turning of the soil • example of primary activity • output from the farming system • an important input of agriculture. • farming practiced to meet the need of the farmers family • activities concerned with the processing of natural resources. • activities that provide support to the primary and secondary activities. • ...
What am I _____________farming 2021-01-22
Across
- A hand tool that helps in digging field
- Farmers focus on growing crops to feed themselves
- Crops like tea,coffee and banana are grown
- That deals with art, science and technology
- Mixed farming is also known as
Down
- Fish farming is called
- wheat is the main crop of commercialfarming
- Kharif crops are also known as
8 Clues: Fish farming is called • Kharif crops are also known as • Mixed farming is also known as • A hand tool that helps in digging field • Crops like tea,coffee and banana are grown • wheat is the main crop of commercialfarming • That deals with art, science and technology • Farmers focus on growing crops to feed themselves
Explorer Interactions with the Indians 2012-11-26
Across
- Spread Christianity to the New World
- Taught England Settlers Farming techniques.
- Spain did this to the Native Americans
Down
- England claimed ______ forcing Indians off there land.
- Was taught farming techniques by the Indians.
- England Settlers did this with the American Indians.
- Spain brought European _______ killing thousands of people.
- Brought Christianity to the New World.
8 Clues: Spread Christianity to the New World • Brought Christianity to the New World. • Spain did this to the Native Americans • Taught England Settlers Farming techniques. • Was taught farming techniques by the Indians. • England Settlers did this with the American Indians. • England claimed ______ forcing Indians off there land. • ...
Agriculture 2023-10-17
Across
- farming practiced to meet the need of the farmers family
- activities concerned with the processing of natural resources.
Down
- Activities connected with extraction and production of natural resources.
- example of primary activity
- activities that provide support to the primary and secondary activities.
- Turning of the soil
- output from the farming system
- an important input of agriculture.
8 Clues: Turning of the soil • example of primary activity • output from the farming system • an important input of agriculture. • farming practiced to meet the need of the farmers family • activities concerned with the processing of natural resources. • activities that provide support to the primary and secondary activities. • ...
AGRICULTURE OTTOMT 2021-03-05
Across
- fund,source
- nourishing,rich in food
- forager
- cut
- scarcity
- farm
Down
- persistently
- farming,agriculture
- range of wide array of
- range,diversity
- extreme,uttermost
11 Clues: cut • farm • forager • scarcity • fund,source • persistently • range,diversity • extreme,uttermost • farming,agriculture • nourishing,rich in food • range of wide array of
1B, Envi science. Stella 2022-05-10
Across
- poisonous qualities
- obtaining coal
- meeting needs
- practice of farming
- changes in that system
- rural to urban
- cutting of large forest
- ability to hold water
Down
- mined land is recovered
- 1/3 of earths freshwater
- average temp
- specific sight
- infectious materials
- atomic reactions
- encourage or protect
15 Clues: average temp • meeting needs • obtaining coal • specific sight • rural to urban • atomic reactions • poisonous qualities • practice of farming • infectious materials • encourage or protect • ability to hold water • changes in that system • mined land is recovered • cutting of large forest • 1/3 of earths freshwater
Out in the moonlight 2024-09-14
Across
- The dog is _______
- what farmers do
- Home of cows
- Opposite of inside
- tail
- Nadu
- Has 28 days
Down
- First month of the
- Language spoken in
- Opposite of wide
- To cut grains
- to start
- To cook food
- Synonym of homeless
- Getting tired of
15 Clues: tail • Nadu • to start • Has 28 days • To cook food • Home of cows • To cut grains • what farmers do • Opposite of wide • Getting tired of • First month of the • Language spoken in • The dog is _______ • Opposite of inside • Synonym of homeless
From Hunters to Gatherers to Farmers-6MA 2022-08-23
Across
- Neolithic villages were the first real ________.
- This sea is where most Neolithic settlements were located.
- this age was also called the "new" stone age.
- the business of farming.
Down
- this age was also called the "old" stone age.
- to train a wild animal in order for humans to use them.
- a mineral mined for its valuable uses.
- Humans discovered this towards the end of the Stone Age.
- this age gets its name from the tools people made.
- the business of buying and selling or even exchanging of items.
- Neolithic houses were made of packed ______.
11 Clues: the business of farming. • a mineral mined for its valuable uses. • Neolithic houses were made of packed ______. • this age was also called the "old" stone age. • this age was also called the "new" stone age. • Neolithic villages were the first real ________. • this age gets its name from the tools people made. • to train a wild animal in order for humans to use them. • ...
Anthony Ryles 2024-04-29
Across
- Was the biggest logging industry.
- People helped with logging camps, coal mines, delivery services, and food canning factories.
- Invested millions of dollars into American RR's.
- Made Washington state really popular.
- Was really successful in Washington state because of the enriched land.
Down
- Was really popular for farmland and logging.
- Were the easiest fruit to grow and were cheaper to eat.
- Was really popular for logging, farming, and fishing.
- Were used to transport both people and goods.
- Was so successful that other RR lines went bankrupt.
- Was a way to get coal, silver, gold, and other resources.
11 Clues: Was the biggest logging industry. • Made Washington state really popular. • Was really popular for farmland and logging. • Were used to transport both people and goods. • Invested millions of dollars into American RR's. • Was so successful that other RR lines went bankrupt. • Was really popular for logging, farming, and fishing. • ...
Anthony Ryles 2024-04-29
Across
- Was the biggest logging industry.
- People helped with logging camps, coal mines, delivery services, and food canning factories.
- Invested millions of dollars into American RR's.
- Made Washington state really popular.
- Was really successful in Washington state because of the enriched land.
Down
- Was really popular for farmland and logging.
- Were the easiest fruit to grow and were cheaper to eat.
- Was really popular for logging, farming, and fishing.
- Were used to transport both people and goods.
- Was so successful that other RR lines went bankrupt.
- Was a way to get coal, silver, gold, and other resources.
11 Clues: Was the biggest logging industry. • Made Washington state really popular. • Was really popular for farmland and logging. • Were used to transport both people and goods. • Invested millions of dollars into American RR's. • Was so successful that other RR lines went bankrupt. • Was really popular for logging, farming, and fishing. • ...
Challenging Crossword 2020-11-08
Across
- Small cover
- African Lily
- Going to seed
- Short underground stems
- Common Whitebeam
- Japanese maple
- Christmas bulb
- The leaf stalk
Down
- Losing nutrients through the soil
- Achillea
- Primary root
- artichoke edible sunflower tuber
- Holistic lunar farming
- Where pollen is produced
- Use to raise soil pH
15 Clues: Achillea • Small cover • African Lily • Primary root • Going to seed • Japanese maple • Christmas bulb • The leaf stalk • Common Whitebeam • Use to raise soil pH • Holistic lunar farming • Short underground stems • Where pollen is produced • artichoke edible sunflower tuber • Losing nutrients through the soil
3rd grade crossword 2023-10-20
Across
- direction
- what you stand on.
- loud sound which warns people
- water/lighting/thunder
- away from
- deck
- not to remember
Down
- outside
- job that grows crops
- animal you ride
- type of map for information
- big
- a time ago
- daily job
- the start of the day
15 Clues: big • deck • outside • direction • away from • daily job • a time ago • animal you ride • not to remember • what you stand on. • job that grows crops • the start of the day • water/lighting/thunder • type of map for information • loud sound which warns people
Out in the moonlight 2024-09-14
Across
- The dog is _______
- what farmers do
- Home of cows
- Opposite of inside
- tail
- Nadu
- Has 28 days
Down
- First month of the
- Language spoken in
- Opposite of wide
- To cut grains
- to start
- To cook food
- Synonym of homeless
- Getting tired of
15 Clues: tail • Nadu • to start • Has 28 days • To cook food • Home of cows • To cut grains • what farmers do • Opposite of wide • Getting tired of • First month of the • Language spoken in • The dog is _______ • Opposite of inside • Synonym of homeless
Meso Crossword 2021-04-28
Across
- Farming
- Euprhates and Tigris
- Grow or develop/ Succeed
- Raotcvsnolier
- Leading and organizing
- Studying history
Down
- Changing wild animals
- Very powerful
- Caillou
- A sea between Egypt and Saudi Arabia
- _______ Crescent
- pipes canals sprinkler
- Abandoned city
13 Clues: Caillou • Farming • Very powerful • Raotcvsnolier • Abandoned city • _______ Crescent • Studying history • Euprhates and Tigris • Changing wild animals • pipes canals sprinkler • Leading and organizing • Grow or develop/ Succeed • A sea between Egypt and Saudi Arabia
things 2024-11-27
Across
- - picture taker
- - creepy crawler
- - keeps the doctor away
- - farming machine
- - desert plant
- - yoko
- - dog docs
- - wintery log
Down
- - ancient civilization
- - 5th from the sun
- - pickled southern delicacy
- - how a salesman might be
- - desktop machine
13 Clues: - yoko • - dog docs • - wintery log • - desert plant • - picture taker • - creepy crawler • - farming machine • - desktop machine • - 5th from the sun • - ancient civilization • - keeps the doctor away • - how a salesman might be • - pickled southern delicacy
Texas History Terms 2025-09-05
Across
- – The usual weather conditions in a place over a long period of time.
- – A region along the Gulf of Mexico with plenty of rivers, forests, and fertile soil, good for farming and cities.
- – Water that falls from the sky, such as rain, snow, or hail.
- – How high the land is above sea level.
- – Information about the past that is created later by someone who did not experience the event directly, like a textbook or article.
- – The beliefs, traditions, language, and way of life of a group of people.
- – An area of land that has similar features, such as climate, landforms, or culture.
- – A region in the middle of Texas with rolling hills, rivers, and grasslands, used for farming and ranching.
- – The four major natural areas of Texas: Mountains and Basins, Great Plains, Central Plains, and Coastal Plains.
- – The way people or animals adjust to their environment in order to survive.
Down
- – A dry region in far West Texas with desert land, mountain ranges, and little rainfall.
- Geography – The natural features of the earth, such as landforms, rivers, mountains, and climate.
- – A record made by someone who was actually there when an event happened, such as a diary, letter, or photograph.
- – A flat, grassy region in the northern and western part of Texas, good for farming and ranching.
- – An object made or used by people in the past, such as tools, pottery, or clothing.
- – A period of time in history that is marked by important events or changes.
- – How people interact with the land, including where they live, work, and build communities.
- – A tool that shows direction (north, south, east, west) using a magnetic needle.
18 Clues: – How high the land is above sea level. • – Water that falls from the sky, such as rain, snow, or hail. • – The usual weather conditions in a place over a long period of time. • – The beliefs, traditions, language, and way of life of a group of people. • – A period of time in history that is marked by important events or changes. • ...
Ancient China Review 2021-02-15
Across
- The majority of the population in ancient China was at the ____ of the pyramid
- This ancient Chinese contribution changed warfare forever
- The name of the desert in China
- This ancient Chinese contribution shows direction
- This ancient Chinese contribution was once used for warfare, but now is used for fun outside
- Many different things were traded along the ____ road
Down
- What type of resource are weavers?
- This type of farming looked like steps on the side of hills
- What type of resource are ships?
- The Chinese ____ for coal, copper, and gold
- This natural resource is fertile silt that is good for farming
- Who was at the top of the social pyramid in Ancient China?
- The continent that China is on
13 Clues: The continent that China is on • The name of the desert in China • What type of resource are ships? • What type of resource are weavers? • The Chinese ____ for coal, copper, and gold • This ancient Chinese contribution shows direction • Many different things were traded along the ____ road • This ancient Chinese contribution changed warfare forever • ...
Alanoud's Crossword 2014-06-19
Across
- Extending or reaching throughout the world.
- Cease to be visible.
- Able to maintain at a certain rate or level.
- The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals.
- Situated directly below something else.
- The weather conditions in an area in general or over a long period.
- Go away from ( me-him-she-them-etc).
Down
- After a long time when there has been difficulty or delay.
- The nature and relative arrangement of places and physical features.
- The action of sharing something out among a number of recipients.
- The State of feeling safe, stable and free from fear.
- The number of people working or available for work.
- Land is used for farming.
13 Clues: Cease to be visible. • Land is used for farming. • Go away from ( me-him-she-them-etc). • Situated directly below something else. • Extending or reaching throughout the world. • Able to maintain at a certain rate or level. • The number of people working or available for work. • The State of feeling safe, stable and free from fear. • ...
Food Security 2024-11-28
Across
- The state of having enough food for all people
- The number of servings of fruits and vegetables recommended per day
- A condition in which people do not have enough food to lead a healthy life
- A large area where food is grown
- A type of food that helps build muscles
- A food that is produced using sustainable farming methods
- A system that provides food to people in different regions
Down
- The act of providing food for a specific group or community
- The process of keeping food fresh for longer periods
- A person who works in agriculture
- The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food
- The essential nutrient in fruits and vegetables
- A type of food that provides energy
13 Clues: A large area where food is grown • A person who works in agriculture • A type of food that provides energy • A type of food that helps build muscles • The state of having enough food for all people • The essential nutrient in fruits and vegetables • The process of keeping food fresh for longer periods • A food that is produced using sustainable farming methods • ...
Chinese Influence 2025-02-20
Across
- high-quality type of ceramic that is beautiful and useful
- printing When workers carved text into blocks of wood
- a device with a magnetized piece of metal that points to the north
- used in farming to help irrigate crops
- a system of moral behavior based on the teachings of Confucius
Down
- first consumed in China 4,000 years ago
- invented by a monk and mathematician in Tang China
- ancient Chinese philosophy teaching to follow "The Way"
- multi-use metal first produced during the Zhou dynasty
- used in farming to control animals
- religion based on the Indian spiritual leader Buddha
- originally used for fireworks before being used as a weapon
- harvested from silk worms; used to create fabric and paper
13 Clues: used in farming to control animals • used in farming to help irrigate crops • first consumed in China 4,000 years ago • invented by a monk and mathematician in Tang China • religion based on the Indian spiritual leader Buddha • printing When workers carved text into blocks of wood • multi-use metal first produced during the Zhou dynasty • ...
Lesson 4 - The Post-Reconstruction Era 2025-11-07
Across
- The party of President Ulysses Grant.
- last name of the Democratic candidate for president.
- where some former slaves went to escape the South.
- One of the states being disputed in the 1876 election.
- You could vote if your father or grandfather had voted before Reconstruction began.
- Required that voters must be able to read or write.
Down
- African Americans who escaped the South by joining the army.
- An illegal action by a mob resulting in death.
- The tax a person must pay in order to vote.
- The separation of a race, class, or group.
- the name given to former slaves who began farming
- what the southern economy depended on despite its industry growing.
- last name of the Republican candidate for president.
13 Clues: The party of President Ulysses Grant. • The separation of a race, class, or group. • The tax a person must pay in order to vote. • An illegal action by a mob resulting in death. • the name given to former slaves who began farming • where some former slaves went to escape the South. • Required that voters must be able to read or write. • ...
1 CA Test Review 2020-09-12
Across
- which country has a language from the Germanic language group?
- permanently frozen soil
- What is a language spoken from the Germanic language group?
- Mountains that form a border between Spain & France.
- Spain & Portugal form which peninsula?
- has permafrost, few trees and is found in northern Russia.
- Russia's largest industry
- Which country has a language from the Romance language group?
- suitable for farming
- What is a language spoken from the Slavic language group?
Down
- All three religions are __ which means worshiping one God.
- a synonym for a city or a town
- What is a language spoken from the Romance language group?
- Which river flows northwest from the Alps and empties into the North Sea?
- Russia's mineral resources are located in ___ which has a cold climate & is on the Asian side.
- What is an environmental issue that Germany has?
- Country that is agricultural and benefits from the Atlantic Gulf Stream
- which mountain range divides the continents of Europe & Asia?
- The __ __ is a large areas that stretches from the Pyrenees Mountains to the Ural Mountains and is good for farming.
- which country has a language from the Slavic language group?
20 Clues: suitable for farming • permanently frozen soil • Russia's largest industry • a synonym for a city or a town • Spain & Portugal form which peninsula? • What is an environmental issue that Germany has? • Mountains that form a border between Spain & France. • What is a language spoken from the Slavic language group? • ...
Vocabulary 2021-04-22
Across
- A large scale clearing of trees
- When farmers can sell crops that they farm
- The background or culture that people share
- When the land is becoming a desert and the area loses its vegetation
- Farmers that grow enough crops to live off of
- When their is to much of something
- One person or a small group of people that are in charge
- When one area conquers the other
- People who hunt for their food and gather their food
- People who are wanderers
- When one can not meet the basic needs for themselves
Down
- The artificial application of water to land
- When their is not enough supplies
- The spreading of customs and beliefs from one group to another
- roads, railroads and schools and knowledge
- When there is not rain for a long time
- When their is little or no moisture
- When the nature wears away at the soil like wind and water and makes it bad for farming
- A tribe in Africa that are nomadic and speak Maa
19 Clues: People who are wanderers • A large scale clearing of trees • When one area conquers the other • When their is not enough supplies • When their is to much of something • When their is little or no moisture • When there is not rain for a long time • When farmers can sell crops that they farm • roads, railroads and schools and knowledge • ...
2-90 2023-06-07
Across
- pacifist
- clearing forest land for farming
- gemi yolculuğu
- prevent
Down
- excessive
- interval
- association
- convince
- hadım etmek
- castle
10 Clues: castle • prevent • interval • convince • pacifist • excessive • association • hadım etmek • gemi yolculuğu • clearing forest land for farming
Chapter 12 2014-02-05
Across
- The capital city of the Incan Empire, located in present-day Peru
- Cluster of Native American Stone or adobe dwellings
- A people who established a great civilization in Middle America
- Native American groups who built earthen mounds
- Farming technology in which trees are cut down and burned
- People of a powerful South American Empire during the 1400s and 1500s
- An official count of people in a certain place at a certain time
Down
- Early Native American peoples of the South-West
- Capital city of Aztecs
- Steplike ledges cut into mountains to make land suitable for farming
- Signs and symbols that made up the Mayan writing system
- Round room used by the Pueblo peoples for religious ceremonies
- Mostly flat and grassy region of Western North America
- Corn
- A people who lived in the Valley of Mexico
- Mountain chain of Western South America
- A group of knotted strings used by the Incas to record information
17 Clues: Corn • Capital city of Aztecs • Mountain chain of Western South America • A people who lived in the Valley of Mexico • Early Native American peoples of the South-West • Native American groups who built earthen mounds • Cluster of Native American Stone or adobe dwellings • Mostly flat and grassy region of Western North America • ...
Vocabulary Crosswords WG 8 2018-04-13
Across
- plains fiat lands along a river
- splitting a country into two states
- a philosophy of following the Dao, that is, the natural way of the universe
- a belief system based on the ideas of the Chinese thinker Confucius
- seasonal winds
- system system that divides society into groups
- policy China's family planning policy; under this law, many married couples are only allowed to have one child
- farming farming with little left over to send to market
- tidal wave
Down
- religion that developed out of the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha
- sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company
- religious system of beliefs and practices that emerged in South Asia
- dependent on one another
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations, an organization working to promote growth and social progress in Southeast Asia
- group of islands
- traditional religion that originated in Japan
- crop the most important crop produced or consumed in a region
17 Clues: tidal wave • seasonal winds • group of islands • dependent on one another • splitting a country into two states • plains fiat lands along a river • traditional religion that originated in Japan • sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company • system system that divides society into groups • farming farming with little left over to send to market • ...
vocabulary crossword WG 8 2018-04-13
Across
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations, an organization working to promote growth and social progress in Southeast Asia
- sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company
- farming farming with little left over to send to market
- splitting a country into two states
- a belief system based on the ideas of the Chinese thinker Confucius
- plains fiat lands along a river
- religion that developed out of the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha
- system system that divides society into groups
Down
- traditional religion that originated in Japan
- child policy China's family planning policy; under this law, many married couples are only allowed to have one child
- a philosophy of following the Dao, that is, the natural way of the universe
- dependent on one another
- religious system of beliefs and practices that emerged in South Asia
- group of islands
- tidal wave
- crop the most important crop produced or consumed in a region
- seasonal winds
17 Clues: tidal wave • seasonal winds • group of islands • dependent on one another • splitting a country into two states • plains fiat lands along a river • traditional religion that originated in Japan • sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company • system system that divides society into groups • ...
WG8 Vocabulary crossword puzzle 2018-04-18
Across
- a philosophy of following the Dao, that is, the natural way of the universe.
- splitting a country into two states.
- traditional religion that originated in Japan.
- farming farming with little left over to send to market.
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations, an organization working to promote growth and social progress in Southeast Asia.
- a belief system based on the ideas of the Chinese thinker Confucius.
- religion that developed out of the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha.
- cop the most important crop produced or consumed in a region.
- plains fiat lands along a river.
Down
- seasonal winds.
- sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company.
- system system that divides society into groups.
- dependent on one another.
- tidal wave.
- religious system of beliefs and practices that emerged in South Asia.
- policy China's family planning policy; under this law, many married couples are only allowed to have one child.
- group of islands.
17 Clues: tidal wave. • seasonal winds. • group of islands. • dependent on one another. • splitting a country into two states. • plains fiat lands along a river. • traditional religion that originated in Japan. • system system that divides society into groups. • sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company. • ...
. 2022-05-10
Across
- Trade between companies in MDC’s and LDC’s where fair prices are paid to producers
- when innovations spread to new places and stay strong in their hearth
- Central business district
- practice of farming including cultivation of soil for crop growth
- Study of the interactions between societies and natural environments that they live in
- concentration of businesses that stimulate economic growth
- localized economy where industries cluster together
Down
- The use of earths resources in order to sustain the environment
- local firms group dependent on non-local external factors
- Real estate agents sell houses cheaply in fear that black families will move in
- any given region that a large central city is surrounded by smaller cities
- Farming without the use of GMO‘s
- physical or natural conditions of an area
- industrial deep concentration in response to technology advancing
- non-basic industries that consist of small businesses who sell to local customers
- The social differentiation between men and women
- genetically modified organism
17 Clues: Central business district • genetically modified organism • Farming without the use of GMO‘s • physical or natural conditions of an area • The social differentiation between men and women • localized economy where industries cluster together • local firms group dependent on non-local external factors • concentration of businesses that stimulate economic growth • ...
V-ing - Le nom verbal 2021-02-14
Across
- la transformation
- le recyclage
- la lecture
- la natation
- la commercialisation
Down
- en développement
- l'apprentissage
- la course
- l'agriculture
- la pêche
10 Clues: la pêche • la course • la lecture • la natation • le recyclage • l'agriculture • l'apprentissage • en développement • la transformation • la commercialisation
Glossary 2025-08-27
Across
- effect kasvihuoneilmiö
- tuholainen
- elinalue
- farming tehotuotanto
- metsien tuhoutuminen
- extinct kuolla sukupuuttoon
Down
- kestäväkehitys
- rehevöityminen
- sadanta,sademäärä
- luonnossa hajoava
10 Clues: elinalue • tuholainen • kestäväkehitys • rehevöityminen • sadanta,sademäärä • luonnossa hajoava • farming tehotuotanto • metsien tuhoutuminen • effect kasvihuoneilmiö • extinct kuolla sukupuuttoon
liammayes, P1, Economics Vocab 2023-01-23
Across
- items used by a business to create goods or offer servises
- a system of dollars and coin farming.
- resources that cannot be used again, or made again because they can take thousand to millions of years to make.
- when a resource is scarce, it is difficult to find
- things we must have for our survival
- the creation of products
- things that we would like to have, but we don't need for our survival
- a system of buying and selling stocks, or investments, in companies.
- workers or employees
- what a person gives up when they make a choice
- trading for goods and services
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- worker focus on one type of work or business.
- an activity that helps us decide if the cost of a choice is worth its benefits
- farming
- small pieces of a company.
- resources that can be made again and used again, without help from people.
- improving the economy, like how it improved during the new deal era
- thing from nature that people can use
- what we get from a choice that we make
19 Clues: farming • workers or employees • the creation of products • small pieces of a company. • trading for goods and services • things we must have for our survival • a system of dollars and coin farming. • thing from nature that people can use • what we get from a choice that we make • worker focus on one type of work or business. • what a person gives up when they make a choice • ...
Latin America 2025-11-20
Across
- South American range along western side of continent
- step-like farm fields cut into mountains, hillsides
- River carries more water than next seven largest rivers in the world combined
- climate found in mountains of Mexico and South America
- Founded around Tenochtitlan, Present day Mexico City.
- domesticated the Llama.
- factors like better jobs, schools, medical care
- flat savannas with moderate rainfall, good for farming
- Colonized Brazil
- main religion of Latin America
Down
- Mexico is a part of this with Canada and the U.S.
- the first country to gain independence in Latin America
- this is the climate of part of Chile along the west coast
- Dominated Southern Mexico and Central America and created calendars
- divided between the countries of Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
- factors like poor medical care, poor education, bad jobs, only rich few own land
- factories where imported materials are assembled into finished goods for export to the United States.
- grassy, treeless areas used for livestock grazing, farming
- the other main language paired with Portuguese
19 Clues: Colonized Brazil • domesticated the Llama. • main religion of Latin America • the other main language paired with Portuguese • factors like better jobs, schools, medical care • Mexico is a part of this with Canada and the U.S. • step-like farm fields cut into mountains, hillsides • South American range along western side of continent • ...
Prehistory: History, the First People, the Stone Ages 2012-09-05
Across
- Villages near valleys and waterways-freshwater; farming-raise animals, grow crops; skilled at pottery and weaving; 8000 BC to 3000 BC
- Nomads; hunting/gathering; simple stone tools; no writing system
- Tools and skills people used to meet basic needs
- An arrangement in which each worker specializes in a particular task or job
- A way of supplying water to an area of land
- Left Africa to travel to the reest of thhe world (land bridge)
- More of something that is needed
- Uses written evidence and artifacts to study the past
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- To tame animals
- Objects made by human beings
- The division of society by rank or class
- People who move often from place to place
- Stories passed down by word of mouth
- Study of past people and cultures using material remains
- Marks the change from Old to New Stone Age; cultivating land and raising crops and animals-farming
- Period of time before writing
- FInely ground fertile soil that is good for growing crops
17 Clues: To tame animals • Objects made by human beings • Period of time before writing • More of something that is needed • Stories passed down by word of mouth • The division of society by rank or class • People who move often from place to place • A way of supplying water to an area of land • Tools and skills people used to meet basic needs • ...
5. Saving Bananas for Us All 2016-06-04
Across
- the fact that something or someone is liked, enjoyed, or supported by many people
- having been changed slightly, usually to improve something or make it more acceptable
- something needed or necessary
- good or good enough, esp. for a particular need or purpose
- causing damage or able to cause damage
- exactly the same or very similar
- to disagree with something
- to prepare land and grow crops on it, or to grow a particular crop
Down
- to adjust to different conditions or uses, or to change to meet different situations
- a chemical substance used to kill harmful insects, small animals, wild plants, and other unwanted organism
- the quality of being the same
- used for farming or relating to farming
- a set of animals or plants, members of which have similar characteristics to each other
- a very sad event or situation, especially one involving death or suffering
- the condition or fact of being different or varied; variety
- not existing now
- to remove the skin of fruit and vegetables
17 Clues: not existing now • to disagree with something • the quality of being the same • something needed or necessary • exactly the same or very similar • causing damage or able to cause damage • used for farming or relating to farming • to remove the skin of fruit and vegetables • good or good enough, esp. for a particular need or purpose • ...
Ag science 2022-09-20
Across
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1996
- genetic engineering is done through _______ an organism's genetic material
- study of animal behavior
- the use of living cells, bacteria, etc.to make useful products or the process of intentionally making a copy of a gene
- perceive someone/something and registering it as being significant.
- predicting the outcomes of an experiment
- genetically modified plant put to market in 2016
- organic farming is USDA-regulated farming without the use of _______ pesticides
- study of chemicals and their reactions
Down
- trying new things to see the outcomes
- genetic engineering is the deliberate _______ of the characteristics of an organism
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1999
- genetic engineering allows scientists to transfer genes from one species to another for crop ____________
- one effect of gmos on plants is reducing the impact of _______
- genetically modified plant that is currently in preparation to be released onto market
- the science and art that includes growing of crops
- another genetically modified plant put to market in 1996
- genetically modified vegetable put to market in 1995
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1997
19 Clues: study of animal behavior • trying new things to see the outcomes • study of chemicals and their reactions • predicting the outcomes of an experiment • genetically modified plant put to market in 1996 • genetically modified plant put to market in 1999 • genetically modified plant put to market in 2016 • genetically modified plant put to market in 1997 • ...
Ag science 2022-09-20
Across
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1996
- genetic engineering is done through _______ an organism's genetic material
- study of animal behavior
- the use of living cells, bacteria, etc.to make useful products or the process of intentionally making a copy of a gene
- perceive someone/something and registering it as being significant.
- predicting the outcomes of an experiment
- genetically modified plant put to market in 2016
- organic farming is USDA-regulated farming without the use of _______ pesticides
- study of chemicals and their reactions
Down
- trying new things to see the outcomes
- genetic engineering is the deliberate _______ of the characteristics of an organism
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1999
- genetic engineering allows scientists to transfer genes from one species to another for crop ____________
- one effect of gmos on plants is reducing the impact of _______
- genetically modified plant that is currently in preparation to be released onto market
- the science and art that includes growing of crops
- another genetically modified plant put to market in 1996
- genetically modified vegetable put to market in 1995
- genetically modified plant put to market in 1997
19 Clues: study of animal behavior • trying new things to see the outcomes • study of chemicals and their reactions • predicting the outcomes of an experiment • genetically modified plant put to market in 1996 • genetically modified plant put to market in 1999 • genetically modified plant put to market in 2016 • genetically modified plant put to market in 1997 • ...
SDG NO 2 2025-03-05
Across
- A small-scale farming system for family consumption
- The process of reducing food waste by redistributing surplus food
- A condition caused by lack of proper nutrition
- security The measure of a country's ability to produce enough food
- A vitamin deficiency that can cause blindness
- The process of growing crops and raising animals for food
- The process of adding nutrients to food to prevent deficiencies
- The UN agency focused on agriculture and food
- The main source of energy in most diets, like rice and wheat
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- The process of losing water in soil due to lack of plant cover
- A major staple crop in Africa and South America
- A lack of enough food to meet daily needs
- A practice that improves soil health by alternating crops
- Farming without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides
- A type of food that helps build muscles
- The practice of growing crops and fish together
- The main protein source in many plant-based diets
- The global organization leading efforts to end hunger
- The act of using land and resources wisely for future generations
19 Clues: A type of food that helps build muscles • A lack of enough food to meet daily needs • A vitamin deficiency that can cause blindness • The UN agency focused on agriculture and food • A condition caused by lack of proper nutrition • A major staple crop in Africa and South America • The practice of growing crops and fish together • ...
1 CA Test Review 2020-09-12
Across
- which country has a language from the Germanic language group?
- permanently frozen soil
- What is a language spoken from the Germanic language group?
- Mountains that form a border between Spain & France.
- Spain & Portugal form which peninsula?
- has permafrost, few trees and is found in northern Russia.
- Russia's largest industry
- Which country has a language from the Romance language group?
- suitable for farming
- What is a language spoken from the Slavic language group?
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- All three religions are __ which means worshiping one God.
- a synonym for a city or a town
- What is a language spoken from the Romance language group?
- Which river flows northwest from the Alps and empties into the North Sea?
- Russia's mineral resources are located in ___ which has a cold climate & is on the Asian side.
- What is an environmental issue that Germany has?
- Country that is agricultural and benefits from the Atlantic Gulf Stream
- which mountain range divides the continents of Europe & Asia?
- The __ __ is a large areas that stretches from the Pyrenees Mountains to the Ural Mountains and is good for farming.
- which country has a language from the Slavic language group?
20 Clues: suitable for farming • permanently frozen soil • Russia's largest industry • a synonym for a city or a town • Spain & Portugal form which peninsula? • What is an environmental issue that Germany has? • Mountains that form a border between Spain & France. • What is a language spoken from the Slavic language group? • ...
Animal Ethics 2023-02-13
Across
- concerned with distinguishing between good and evil in the world
- a committee of highly educated and skilled people which include veterinarians, scientists and lawyers to create standards for every single experiment and animal study
- to practice minimal to no pain on all beings
- Giving non humans, human feelings/characteristics
- an agency that regulates the treatment of animals in research
- belief animals should be treated humanely
- another name for puppy mills
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- word used to explain the stereotypical behavior of animals in captivity
- belief that animals should not be exploited ever
- an animal right activists organization
- quick mass production style of farming
- feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune
- a building that houses surrendered animals
- the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
- Inspect & certify slaughterhouses, produce farms, dairy farms and puppy mills factories
- surrendered animals that are placed in temporary foster homes
- an animal friendlier style of farming
- supporting animals in need of help
- an umbrella of the police agency to ensure animal laws are abided
19 Clues: another name for puppy mills • supporting animals in need of help • an animal friendlier style of farming • an animal right activists organization • quick mass production style of farming • belief animals should be treated humanely • a building that houses surrendered animals • to practice minimal to no pain on all beings • belief that animals should not be exploited ever • ...
Pre History 2025-11-06
Across
- : The Old Stone Age when people were hunter-gatherers
- : A long period when much of the Earth was covered in ice
- : The time before writing was invented
- : The process of taming animals or plants for human use
- : A common type of shelter for early humans
- : Farming method that involved cutting and burning plants
- : The study of what people left behind to learn about the past
- : A type of rock used to make sharp tools and weapons
- : An early human ancestor or member of the human family
- : Ice-connected path that allowed humans to reach North America
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- : The movement of people from one place to another
- : The continent where the earliest humans lived
- : This discovery helped humans cook food and stay warm
- : An object made to help humans hunt, build, or prepare food
- : Someone who hunts animals and gathers wild plants for food
- : The Middle Stone Age when tools became more advanced
- : A person who moves from place to place in search of food
- : The New Stone Age when people began farming
- : A metal made from mixing copper and tin
19 Clues: : The time before writing was invented • : A metal made from mixing copper and tin • : A common type of shelter for early humans • : The New Stone Age when people began farming • : The continent where the earliest humans lived • : The movement of people from one place to another • : The Old Stone Age when people were hunter-gatherers • ...
Environmental impacts of farming 2020-10-30
Across
- a change which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause.
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form.
- the presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance that has harmful or poisonous effects.
- the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock.
- degradation the decline in soil condition caused by its improper use or poor management, usually for agricultural, industrial or urban purposes.
- the cultivation of a single crop in a given area.
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- a chemical or natural substance added to soil or land to increase its fertility.
- All the physical surroundings on Earth
- the unconsolidated mineral or organic material on the immediate surface of the Earth that serves as a natural medium for the growth of land plants
- (of a material, substance, or by-product) eliminated or discarded as no longer useful or required after the completion of a process.
- a marked effect or influence.
- 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.
- a community or group of living organisms that live in and interact with each other in a specific environment
13 Clues: a marked effect or influence. • All the physical surroundings on Earth • the cultivation of a single crop in a given area. • an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form. • the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock. • a change which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause. • ...
Countryside and Farming 3 2023-12-11
Across
- Landscape
- Sunset
- Harvester
- Footprint
- Farmer
Down
- Nursery
- Peasant
- Barn
- Sunrise
- Ground
- Silos
- Paths
12 Clues: Barn • Silos • Paths • Sunset • Ground • Farmer • Nursery • Peasant • Sunrise • Landscape • Harvester • Footprint
crossword 2021-03-25
Across
- power plant
- energy
- industry: farming
Down
- industry
- farming: ownership of cattle or farm animals
- oil used for fuel
6 Clues: energy • industry • power plant • oil used for fuel • industry: farming • farming: ownership of cattle or farm animals
Tarahumada 2023-04-21
Across
- the name preferred by the Tarahumadas
- indigenous
- to run
- violence
- seeds
- measuring system used instead of miles
Down
- beans
- walk
- a type of cornmeal
- native
- a farming field
- illegal drug organization
- grinding rock used to make tortilla maza
- corn
14 Clues: walk • corn • beans • seeds • native • to run • violence • indigenous • a farming field • a type of cornmeal • illegal drug organization • the name preferred by the Tarahumadas • measuring system used instead of miles • grinding rock used to make tortilla maza
Tarahumada 2023-04-21
Across
- the name preferred by the Tarahumadas
- indigenous
- to run
- violence
- seeds
- measuring system used instead of miles
Down
- beans
- walk
- a type of cornmeal
- native
- a farming field
- illegal drug organization
- grinding rock used to make tortilla maza
- corn
14 Clues: walk • corn • beans • seeds • native • to run • violence • indigenous • a farming field • a type of cornmeal • illegal drug organization • the name preferred by the Tarahumadas • measuring system used instead of miles • grinding rock used to make tortilla maza
Natural Selection Crossword 2025-05-16
Across
- What Darwin discovered
- Not natural selection
- Discovered natural selection
- Features
- The same species living together
- Changing genetic material
- Baby
Down
- Another name for natural selection
- Changing to fit in
- Carnivore
- Farming
- Where an animal lives
- For dinner
- Passed down
14 Clues: Baby • Farming • Features • Carnivore • For dinner • Passed down • Changing to fit in • Not natural selection • Where an animal lives • What Darwin discovered • Changing genetic material • Discovered natural selection • The same species living together • Another name for natural selection
Actions to sustain healthy outdoor environments 2022-04-29
Across
- permaculture farms are self ........
- for optimal natural heating in winter a house should be oriented to the ........
- the group that works to improve farmlands, bring back trees and restore wildlife habitats
- growing vegetables in unused factories is an example of ....... agriculture
- 85% of people are expected to live in ......... by 2056
- low impact farms use no chemical fertilisers or .........
- a type of integrated farming
- sustainable houses collect and reuse .........
- landcare groups with the farmers to reduce .......... on their farms
- typical housing developments often lead to .......
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- mass producing one type of food in one location
- growing foods locally also reduced ......... emissions and costs
- urban planners aim to create .......... neighbourhoods where residents have access to all required services
- landcare groups work to restore wildlife .........
- the minimum number of stars a new house constructed in Victoria must be
- these attract birds, frogs and other wildlife
- ........ will result in negative impacts such as increased waste and resource depletion
- a type of farming involving producing different types of food in the one location
- the nation wide energy rating system for houses
19 Clues: a type of integrated farming • permaculture farms are self ........ • these attract birds, frogs and other wildlife • sustainable houses collect and reuse ......... • mass producing one type of food in one location • the nation wide energy rating system for houses • landcare groups work to restore wildlife ......... • typical housing developments often lead to ....... • ...
Helo 2024-11-12
Across
- Farmers who grow organic vegetables have to...using pesticides.
- Expresses a command
- If something is... to happen, it will probably happen.
- If food is grown or produced...,it comes from the area nearby.
- Only a small...planned to live abroad permanently.
- The...planning short-term emigration was higher last year than this year.
- Have the people you’ve met had an...on you?
- It took me about five hours. It took me more or...five hours.
- Have you had...communicating with people?
- Word that connects clauses or sentences
- Crop...are the amount of crops produced in a particular place.
- If you have a..., have you got someone who will help you?
Down
- If something is ..., it is not natural.
- Farming...are the ways farming is done.
- Does the weather...how you feel?
- Children like to ... with new gadgets to find out what they can do
- Whenever companies .... new games console, children want to buy them
- English isn't his first language. He isn't a...speaker of English.
- A food...is a small structure where you can buy food, for example in a market or in a street.
- ...goods are high-quality, expensive goods.
20 Clues: Expresses a command • Does the weather...how you feel? • If something is ..., it is not natural. • Farming...are the ways farming is done. • Word that connects clauses or sentences • Have you had...communicating with people? • Have the people you’ve met had an...on you? • ...goods are high-quality, expensive goods. • Only a small...planned to live abroad permanently. • ...
Engineer 2022-10-25
Across
- electric
- data and analytics
- future innovative projects
- clean air ceramic inventions
- Prosthetics
- powered billboards
Down
- power plants
- builds boats
- windmills
- operator control system
- the build of safety things such as parachutes
- health products
- code of the human species
- Vertical farming
14 Clues: electric • windmills • Prosthetics • power plants • builds boats • health products • Vertical farming • data and analytics • powered billboards • operator control system • code of the human species • future innovative projects • clean air ceramic inventions • the build of safety things such as parachutes
Starving the Time 2024-05-01
Across
- in the way
- thin
- resist diseases
- tool used to figure out position
- supply with water
- unable to resist
- less
Down
- lasting a long time
- serious decrease
- having to do with farming
- metals rare metals
- plan
- great size
- skilled people
14 Clues: thin • plan • less • in the way • great size • skilled people • resist diseases • serious decrease • unable to resist • supply with water • lasting a long time • metals rare metals • having to do with farming • tool used to figure out position
kyra 2017-10-16
Across
- - variety or difference
- - trading illegally with other nations
- crop - it sell faster
- colony -run by individuals or groups to whom land was granted
- farming - farming in which only enough food to feed one family is produced
- - a good bought from foreign markets
- -the ability to read and write
- colony - colony established by a group of settlers who had been given a formal document allowing them to settle
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- -a group of civilian trained to fight in emergencies
- - person who risks money in order to make a large profit
- trade- a trade route that exchanged goods between the west indies the american colonies and west Africa
- - person who supervises a large operation or its workers
- country - a region of hills and forests west of the tide water
- - the theory that a state or nation power depended on its wealth
- - assistant who is assigned to learn the trade of a skilled craftsman
- - a region of flat low lying plains along the seacoast
- - sell abroad
17 Clues: - sell abroad • crop - it sell faster • - variety or difference • -the ability to read and write • - a good bought from foreign markets • - trading illegally with other nations • -a group of civilian trained to fight in emergencies • - a region of flat low lying plains along the seacoast • - person who risks money in order to make a large profit • ...
vocabulary crossword WG 8 2018-04-13
Across
- religious system of beliefs and practices that emerged in South Asia
- plains fiat lands along a river
- tidal wave
- traditional religion that originated in Japan
- Association of Southeast Asian Nations, an organization working to promote growth and social progress in Southeast Asia
- dependent on one another
- seasonal winds
Down
- farming farming with little left over to send to market
- sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company
- crop the most important crop produced or consumed in a region
- a belief system based on the ideas of the Chinese thinker Confucius
- system system that divides society into groups
- group of islands
- splitting a country into two states
- religion that developed out of the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama, the Buddha
- a philosophy of following the Dao, that is, the natural way of the universe
- child policy China's family planning policy; under this law, many married couples are only allowed to have one child
17 Clues: tidal wave • seasonal winds • group of islands • dependent on one another • splitting a country into two states • plains fiat lands along a river • traditional religion that originated in Japan • sending tasks to be done by workers outside a company • system system that divides society into groups • ...
Vocabulary List 2014-11-28
Across
- > produced by vehicles
- verschwenden
- einheimisch
- Holz
- >> everything that lives in the nature
- unfruchtbar
- Abholzung
Down
- >> farming
- nachhaltig
- > produced by trees
- > a lot of different species
11 Clues: Holz • Abholzung • >> farming • nachhaltig • einheimisch • unfruchtbar • verschwenden • > produced by trees • > produced by vehicles • > a lot of different species • >> everything that lives in the nature
Western Europe 2020-11-23
Across
- land that has water on three sides
- natural resources that are used to make products
- bring warmer air to most of Western Europe
Down
- makes soil more fertile
- farming
- good land for farming
- made out of coal and iron
7 Clues: farming • good land for farming • makes soil more fertile • made out of coal and iron • land that has water on three sides • bring warmer air to most of Western Europe • natural resources that are used to make products
FFA facts 2021-10-07
Across
- America is home to the free and the brave
- animals on a farm
- The practice of farming
- resembles progress and a new day
Down
- the activity of growing crops or raising animals
- a symbol of wisdom
- Symbol of unity
7 Clues: Symbol of unity • animals on a farm • a symbol of wisdom • The practice of farming • resembles progress and a new day • America is home to the free and the brave • the activity of growing crops or raising animals
steps of agriculture farming 2021-01-18
Across
- 3 steps of soil prepation
- It is the scattering of seeds by hand all over field
- Good quality seeds are essential to grow a strong and healthy crop
- It is done by a soil leveller
- they are worldwide to control agriculture pests
- they are substance contains chemical elements that are growth for the plants
- It refers to supplying of water dry land as supplementation of rain water
- It is done manually by dibbler
Down
- It is the dropping of seeds into the soil with the help of implement such as seed drill
- The process of loosening and upturning the soil make its soft
- It is the first step of cultivation of a crop
- It starts with burning the previous crop reducies
12 Clues: 3 steps of soil prepation • It is done by a soil leveller • It is done manually by dibbler • It is the first step of cultivation of a crop • they are worldwide to control agriculture pests • It starts with burning the previous crop reducies • It is the scattering of seeds by hand all over field • The process of loosening and upturning the soil make its soft • ...
CROP AND FRUIT FARMING 2023-08-02
Across
- FRUIT THAT LIKES WARM CLIMATES e.g. banana
- A PRODUCT MOST PEOPLE EAT DAILY, MADE FROM WHEAT
- GROWS MAINLY IN THE FREE STATE
- THESE FRUIT TREES LOSE THEIR LEAVES IN WINTER
- COMMERCIAL FARMERS NEED A LOT OF THIS TO WORK THE LAND
- YOU ADD THIS TO THE SOIL IF ALL THE NUTRIENTS ARE USED
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- FARMING FOR YOURSELF AND FAMILY
- A WELL-KNOWN DECIDUOUS FRUIT
- FRUIT WITH A THICK SKIN WHICH NEEDS TO BE PEELED
- WHEN YOU FARM TO SELL TO MAKE A PROFIT
- FOODS THAT ARE EATEN A LOT BY PEOPLE EACH DAY
- A CROP THAT GROWS IN THE AREAS THAT HAVE RAIN IN WINTER
12 Clues: A WELL-KNOWN DECIDUOUS FRUIT • GROWS MAINLY IN THE FREE STATE • FARMING FOR YOURSELF AND FAMILY • WHEN YOU FARM TO SELL TO MAKE A PROFIT • FRUIT THAT LIKES WARM CLIMATES e.g. banana • THESE FRUIT TREES LOSE THEIR LEAVES IN WINTER • FOODS THAT ARE EATEN A LOT BY PEOPLE EACH DAY • FRUIT WITH A THICK SKIN WHICH NEEDS TO BE PEELED • ...
Chapter 11 5.1-5.3 Vocab 2021-12-15
Across
- The French system in which long, thin sections of land ran perpendicular to a river. (2 words no hyphen)
- Agricultural practices in which farmers or ranchers use large amounts of inputs to maximize yields.
- A settlement pattern in which farmers live in homes spread throughout the countryside.
- A type of intensive farming referred to as truck farming. (2 words)
- Another word to describe a clustered settlement pattern.
- A type of agriculture that is practices in regions with hot, dry summers, mild winters, and narrow valleys.
- A type of subsistent extensive farmer where farmers grow crops on a piece of land for a year or two. (2 words)
- The long-term weather patterns in a region.
- The process by which humans alter the landscape in order to raise crops and livestock for consumption and trade.
- The origin of farming, also known as the First Agricultural Revolution.
- The type of agriculture whose goal is to grow enough crops or raise enough livestock to sell for profit.
- A form of agriculture that is often labor and animal intensive. (2 words)
- A survey method that created irregular shapes that reflected the location of physical features and traditional patterns of land use. (3 words)
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- A land survey system that created rectangular plots of consistent size. (3 words)
- A type of farming that uses low inputs of resources but has the goal of selling the product for profit. (2 words)
- Mixed crop and livestock farming is an intensive commercial integrated system that demonstrates ________________ between crops and animals.
- The geographic distance that milk is delivered. (2 words)
- The type of agriculture whose goal is to grow enough food or raise enough livestock to meet the immediate needs of the farmer.
- Heavy investments in labor and capital are used in this type of agriculture to produce high yields and profits. (2 words)
- Areas of government organized land that were six miles long and six miles wide.
- The commerical grazing of animals confined to a specific area. (2 words)
- First major agricultural hearth. Located in Southwest Asia.
- There a few inputs used in this type of agricultural activity. (2 words)
- A settlement pattern in which buildings and human activities are organized close to a body of water or along a transportation route.
- Fruits and vegetables are grown near an urban market and sold to local suppliers. (2 words)
- A large commercial farm that specializes in one crop.
- In regions that are too dry for mixed crop agriculture farmers often raise wheat. (2 words)
- The global movement of plants and animals between Afro-Eurasia and the Americas. (2 words)
- Money invested in land, equipment, and machines.
- A type of subsistent extensive agricultural that is practiced in arid and semi-arid climates throughout the world. (2 words)
- The seasonal herding of animals from higher elevations in the summer to lower elevations and valleys in the winter.
- Agricultural practices that use fewer amounts of inputs and typically result in less yields.
- Settlement pattern in which groups of homes are located near each other in a village.
33 Clues: The long-term weather patterns in a region. • Money invested in land, equipment, and machines. • A large commercial farm that specializes in one crop. • Another word to describe a clustered settlement pattern. • The geographic distance that milk is delivered. (2 words) • First major agricultural hearth. Located in Southwest Asia. • ...
Types of farming 2021-01-19
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- This farming give various nutrients to the soil
- This farming is done on hills
- Rearing of slikworms
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- The breeding of fish is called
- This farming is the branch of agriculture that deals with art,since and technology
- a single crop of tea,coffee,cashew,rubber,banana or cotton
6 Clues: Rearing of slikworms • This farming is done on hills • The breeding of fish is called • This farming give various nutrients to the soil • a single crop of tea,coffee,cashew,rubber,banana or cotton • This farming is the branch of agriculture that deals with art,since and technology
Chapter 11 5.1-5.3 Vocab 2025-01-13
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- The French system in which long, thin sections of land ran perpendicular to a river. (2 words no hyphen)
- Agricultural practices in which farmers or ranchers use large amounts of inputs to maximize yields.
- A settlement pattern in which farmers live in homes spread throughout the countryside.
- A type of intensive farming referred to as truck farming. (2 words)
- Another word to describe a clustered settlement pattern.
- A type of agriculture that is practices in regions with hot, dry summers, mild winters, and narrow valleys.
- A type of subsistent extensive farmer where farmers grow crops on a piece of land for a year or two. (2 words)
- The long-term weather patterns in a region.
- The process by which humans alter the landscape in order to raise crops and livestock for consumption and trade.
- The origin of farming, also known as the First Agricultural Revolution.
- The type of agriculture whose goal is to grow enough crops or raise enough livestock to sell for profit.
- A form of agriculture that is often labor and animal intensive. (2 words)
- A survey method that created irregular shapes that reflected the location of physical features and traditional patterns of land use. (3 words)
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- A land survey system that created rectangular plots of consistent size. (3 words)
- A type of farming that uses low inputs of resources but has the goal of selling the product for profit. (2 words)
- Mixed crop and livestock farming is an intensive commercial integrated system that demonstrates ________________ between crops and animals.
- The geographic distance that milk is delivered. (2 words)
- The type of agriculture whose goal is to grow enough food or raise enough livestock to meet the immediate needs of the farmer.
- Heavy investments in labor and capital are used in this type of agriculture to produce high yields and profits. (2 words)
- Areas of government organized land that were six miles long and six miles wide.
- The commerical grazing of animals confined to a specific area. (2 words)
- First major agricultural hearth. Located in Southwest Asia.
- There a few inputs used in this type of agricultural activity. (2 words)
- A settlement pattern in which buildings and human activities are organized close to a body of water or along a transportation route.
- Fruits and vegetables are grown near an urban market and sold to local suppliers. (2 words)
- A large commercial farm that specializes in one crop.
- In regions that are too dry for mixed crop agriculture farmers often raise wheat. (2 words)
- The global movement of plants and animals between Afro-Eurasia and the Americas. (2 words)
- Money invested in land, equipment, and machines.
- A type of subsistent extensive agricultural that is practiced in arid and semi-arid climates throughout the world. (2 words)
- The seasonal herding of animals from higher elevations in the summer to lower elevations and valleys in the winter.
- Agricultural practices that use fewer amounts of inputs and typically result in less yields.
- Settlement pattern in which groups of homes are located near each other in a village.
33 Clues: The long-term weather patterns in a region. • Money invested in land, equipment, and machines. • A large commercial farm that specializes in one crop. • Another word to describe a clustered settlement pattern. • The geographic distance that milk is delivered. (2 words) • First major agricultural hearth. Located in Southwest Asia. • ...
Industrial Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2015-03-02
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- Last name of a Scottish engineer who created a stem engine to run machinery
- changed from small, farming communities to over-crowded industrial centers
- first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S.
- made out of wool and cotton also changed the way goods were produced
- made coal mining a growing industry to fuel machines
- changed from small, single-family subsistence farms to larger farms
- this led to steam rather than waterpower factories
- lowering prices and increasing the availability to numerous products
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- Last name of a man who invented the first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S.
- invented by Richard Arkwright in 1769
- invented by John Kay in 1733
- changed from self and animal powered modes
- Last name of a French chemist who discovered the process of pasteurization and its benefits
- invented by James Hargreaves in 1765
- invented by Edmund Cartwright
15 Clues: invented by John Kay in 1733 • invented by Edmund Cartwright • invented by James Hargreaves in 1765 • invented by Richard Arkwright in 1769 • changed from self and animal powered modes • this led to steam rather than waterpower factories • first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S. • made coal mining a growing industry to fuel machines • ...
CLIMATE 101: Causes and Effects 2020-11-30
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- (The total amount collected of) a plant such as a grain, fruit, or vegetable grown in large amounts
- Relating to the air or to the atmosphere
- A large mass of ice that moves slowly
- To change, especially continuously and between one level or thing and another
- The continent around the South Pole
- Causing worry or fear
- Situated on or relating to the coast
- _____ fuel, like coal or oil, is obtained from under the ground
- CO2 stands for carbon __________________
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- Gravity is a natural ________________
- A long period when there is no rain and people do not have enough water
- A very small part of an atom, for example an electron or a proton
- Used for farming or related to farming
- Gas or extremely small drops of liquid that result from the heating of a liquid or solid
- A medical condition that makes breathing difficult by causing the air passage to become narrow or blocked
15 Clues: Causing worry or fear • The continent around the South Pole • Situated on or relating to the coast • Gravity is a natural ________________ • A large mass of ice that moves slowly • Used for farming or related to farming • CO2 stands for carbon __________________ • Relating to the air or to the atmosphere • A very small part of an atom, for example an electron or a proton • ...
19th Century Philippines under Spanish Rule 2023-10-03
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- This social class had to pay P1.50 during the 19th century, the natives
- Lowest level of participation in the bureaucracy, limited to powerless tasks
- Political system of the Philippines under Spanish rule
- System composed of a canon, an inquilino, and kasama
- Prerequisite to the departure or promotion of bureaucrats, when they are open to complaints
- Governor who introduced reforms to the economic system (e.g. Royal Philippine Company)
- Highest level of governance; Authority of the ______
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- Leader at the provincial level in fully subjugate provinces
- Social class where wealthy pure-blooded natives belong
- Judicial body, equivalent to the Supreme Court
- The supposed head of the municipal unit, acts as a "patriarch" of the municipality
- _______ de Comercio, right and privilege to commerce
- "The one who cultivates the land"
- Economic monopoly that served as the lifeline of the Spanish in the Philippines
- refers to the farming system monopolized during the 19th century, farming for export
15 Clues: "The one who cultivates the land" • Judicial body, equivalent to the Supreme Court • _______ de Comercio, right and privilege to commerce • System composed of a canon, an inquilino, and kasama • Highest level of governance; Authority of the ______ • Social class where wealthy pure-blooded natives belong • Political system of the Philippines under Spanish rule • ...
Unit 8 crossword 2024-05-08
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- Built to help the war effort in WW1 and 2: ______ bases.
- Many rural farmers went here after the Boll Weevil and drought. _____ areas.
- Bug that ate cotton buds which made farming hard.
- Planes that Provided Jobs in WW2.
- Politician that was into the Marines. ____ Vinson.
- Was a problem for farming in Georgia; Shortage of water.
- Roosevelt made this new deal program after seeing conditions in Georgia.
- This started the great depression; _____ _____ crash.
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- Japanese attack on US that made them join the war.
- President Roosevelt's plan to help with the great depression.
- Ships that were built for WW2 in Savannah and Brunswick.
- Act that let the US supply weapons to the allied nations during the war.
- Politician that built up the military and helped with many other things; _____ Russel.
- Improved state Park system and gave jobs to young men.
- Act that paid farmers to diversify their crops in Georgia.
15 Clues: Planes that Provided Jobs in WW2. • Bug that ate cotton buds which made farming hard. • Japanese attack on US that made them join the war. • Politician that was into the Marines. ____ Vinson. • This started the great depression; _____ _____ crash. • Improved state Park system and gave jobs to young men. • Built to help the war effort in WW1 and 2: ______ bases. • ...
Food Production Unit 2021-10-12
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- the process of growing food to eat, farming
- improvements in technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods
- process of how our food gets from the farm to the table.
- a government payment that supports a business
- kept in natural conditions with freedom of movement.
- chemicals used on plants that do not harm the plants but kill pests.
- the edible seeds or seeds of some grasses or a few other plants. Rice, wheat, and corn
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- maximize production while minimizing cost
- a raw material that can be bought and sold
- free from GMOs, pesticides, fertilizer, antibiotics, and growth hormones.
- farming in which only enough food to feed one's family is produced.
- gets food by hunting animals and foraging berries, nuts, or other plants in the world.
- brought under human control
- food that has had things added to it to make it last longer.
- Genetically modified organism, changed in a non-natural way
15 Clues: brought under human control • maximize production while minimizing cost • a raw material that can be bought and sold • the process of growing food to eat, farming • a government payment that supports a business • kept in natural conditions with freedom of movement. • process of how our food gets from the farm to the table. • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary 2025-11-06
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- the washing of sediment form construction or farming sites by rain that transfers it to the ocean
- movement of people form one local to another
- narrow land bridge that connects two larger landmasses
- Person of Amerindian-Spanish descent
- Plants built by American and Japanese companies in Mexico where goods are manufactured and then sent for final assembly to the companies that own the plants
- strip of land that connects two larger landmasses
- replanting of trees
- Tourism that emphasizes exotic, natural environments with the goal of supporting conservation efforts
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- a zone of earthquake and volcanic activity around the edge of the Pacific Ocean
- dense jungles filled with biodiversity
- a local language
- The blending of aspects of various religions to form a new religion
- The process of removing trees for logging, farming, or grazing
- the largest city in a country; also significantly larger than other cities int hat country
- a large group of islands
15 Clues: a local language • replanting of trees • a large group of islands • Person of Amerindian-Spanish descent • dense jungles filled with biodiversity • movement of people form one local to another • strip of land that connects two larger landmasses • narrow land bridge that connects two larger landmasses • The process of removing trees for logging, farming, or grazing • ...
Technology in Agriculture Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-05
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- Substances added to soil to enhance plant growth. (10 letters)
- The use of technology and data to optimize farming efficiency. (20 letters)
- Farming practices that maintain soil health and minimize environmental impact. (18 letters)
- Chemicals used to destroy pests that threaten crops. (9 letters)
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- A farming technique used by the Aztecs that involves artificial islands for growing crops. (9 letters)
- The practice of alternating different types of crops in the same area to maintain soil fertility. (12 letters)
- The management of water supply to support agriculture. (10 letters)
- Organisms that have been altered using biotechnology to improve crop yield and resistance. (4 letters, Abbreviation)
8 Clues: Substances added to soil to enhance plant growth. (10 letters) • Chemicals used to destroy pests that threaten crops. (9 letters) • The management of water supply to support agriculture. (10 letters) • The use of technology and data to optimize farming efficiency. (20 letters) • ...
Unit 1 Lesson 1-4 vocabulary 2024-08-27
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- a region with harsh winters that made farming difficult
- In 1770, Boston Massachusetts a group of British soldiers shot their muskets into a crowd. Five colonists were killed.
- had warm climates and rich soil making it perfect for farming. Enslaved Africans worked on plantations here.
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- is an area where the British set up the original 13 colonies.
- known as the Breadbasket as there was fertile soil for farming
- American colonist dumped shiploads of tea into the water to protest the Tea Act
- when one country takes control of another country or region establishing a settlement.
- law that lowered the price of tea and benefited the British tea companies.
8 Clues: a region with harsh winters that made farming difficult • is an area where the British set up the original 13 colonies. • known as the Breadbasket as there was fertile soil for farming • law that lowered the price of tea and benefited the British tea companies. • American colonist dumped shiploads of tea into the water to protest the Tea Act • ...
Land and Resources of Southeast Asia 2018-02-28
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- represents the extent of the rain forest today on the map on page 413
- large farming operations designed to grow cash crops
- this country has banned logging in natural forests
- rainforests are a source of this
- one of the major cash crops of Southeast Asia
- more than 40 percent of the population work in this
- fast-growing grass that can grow to about 100 feet
- raising of crops and livestock for sale on the local or world market
- one of the world's largest suppliers of bamboo
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- in this country, more than 90 percent of rainforests have been cleared
- farming that provides only enough for a family or for a village
- represents the extent of the rain forest in 3000BC on the map on page 413
- a level field that is flooded to grow rice
- Southeast Asian countries use this resource to generate electricity
- chief crop of Southeast Asia
15 Clues: chief crop of Southeast Asia • rainforests are a source of this • a level field that is flooded to grow rice • one of the major cash crops of Southeast Asia • one of the world's largest suppliers of bamboo • this country has banned logging in natural forests • fast-growing grass that can grow to about 100 feet • more than 40 percent of the population work in this • ...
ESC Grade 3 - Running Puzzle 2013-05-11
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- Buses, trains and taxis are form of _____ transport.
- Things such as tables, chairs, cupboards, or beds are called _____.
- People with jobs in the _____ sector provide a service.
- People with jobs in the _____ sector transform natural products into manufactured products.
- We celebrate Halloween in _____.
- The _____ is a global network of computers.
- People have jobs to earn money. We call this money a _____.
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- Travelling by _____ is the fastest form of transport.
- _____ need just rainwater to grow.
- To find the difference between 2 numbers, we do _____.
- Students don't go to school in _____. They often go swimming at the beach.
- To find the sum of 2 numbers, we do _____.
- The farming of crops is call _____ farming.
- People with jobs in the _____ sector obtain or process natural products.
- I go to school from Monday to Friday. At _____, I have a picnic or a barbecue.
15 Clues: We celebrate Halloween in _____. • _____ need just rainwater to grow. • To find the sum of 2 numbers, we do _____. • The farming of crops is call _____ farming. • The _____ is a global network of computers. • Buses, trains and taxis are form of _____ transport. • Travelling by _____ is the fastest form of transport. • ...
Industrial Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2015-03-02
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- Last name of a Scottish engineer who created a stem engine to run machinery
- changed from small, farming communities to over-crowded industrial centers
- first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S.
- made out of wool and cotton also changed the way goods were produced
- made coal mining a growing industry to fuel machines
- changed from small, single-family subsistence farms to larger farms
- this led to steam rather than waterpower factories
- lowering prices and increasing the availability to numerous products
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- Last name of a man who invented the first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S.
- invented by Richard Arkwright in 1769
- invented by John Kay in 1733
- changed from self and animal powered modes
- Last name of a French chemist who discovered the process of pasteurization and its benefits
- invented by James Hargreaves in 1765
- invented by Edmund Cartwright
15 Clues: invented by John Kay in 1733 • invented by Edmund Cartwright • invented by James Hargreaves in 1765 • invented by Richard Arkwright in 1769 • changed from self and animal powered modes • this led to steam rather than waterpower factories • first commercially successful steamboat in the U.S. • made coal mining a growing industry to fuel machines • ...
Agriculture 2022-03-09
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- The study of wine
- A person who rears or flattens cattle or sheep for market
- the cultivation of grapevines.
- an expert in the science of soil management and crop
- An owner or supervisor of orchids
- Cropping Farming practice or equipment
- Husbandry The science of breeding and caring for farm animals
- The cultivation of flowers
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- the art or practice of garden cultivation and management.
- the action of making or manufacturing from components or raw materials, or the process of being so manufactured.
- Location where bee hives are kept.
- A person that owns or managers a farm
- rearing of aquatic animals or the cultivation of aquatic plants for food.
- A sheep or cattle farmer
- 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.
15 Clues: The study of wine • A sheep or cattle farmer • The cultivation of flowers • the cultivation of grapevines. • An owner or supervisor of orchids • Location where bee hives are kept. • A person that owns or managers a farm • Cropping Farming practice or equipment • an expert in the science of soil management and crop • the art or practice of garden cultivation and management. • ...
Crossward 2 2022-03-21
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- Disease that results in children having swollen bellies, round faces and changes in hair colour.
- the type of farming involving livestock
- A food _____ causes under-nutrition
- What does the T in TNC stand for
- It is the artificial cultivation of plants and the rearing of animals for food and other products.
- protection of a resource so we can continue using it
- Large scale
- Soil ______ could be a result of soil being exposed and not covered by vegetation
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- growing more plants and trees to cover the soil
- only growing one kind of crop
- farming that won't make the future suffer as a result of it
- It is used to kill insects to do agriculture
- What is the shape of the graph used to see which country has how many primary, Secondary and tertiary percentages
- Agriculture can be described as a system, because it has _____, processes and outputs.
- the shape of the land
15 Clues: Large scale • the shape of the land • only growing one kind of crop • What does the T in TNC stand for • A food _____ causes under-nutrition • the type of farming involving livestock • It is used to kill insects to do agriculture • growing more plants and trees to cover the soil • protection of a resource so we can continue using it • ...
INTERDEPENDENCE OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS 2020-11-29
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- THEY PLAY A VERY IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE CYCLE OF NUTRIENTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
- LARGE AMOUNT OF WATER ACCUMULATES IN AN AREA
- ALL LIVING ORGANISMS THAT CANNOT PREPARE THEIR OWN FOOD
- PLANTS AND ANIMALS ARE DEPENDENT ON EACH OTHER FOR
- PRODUCERS ARE ALSO CALLED AS
- ANIMALS THAT FEED ON OTHER ANIMALS
- THEY PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN KEEPING THE ENVIRONMENT CLEAN BY CONSUMING DEAD MATTER.
- ANIMALS THAT FEED ON PLANTS
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- PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS PRODUCE THEIR OWN FOOD
- A GREEN PIGMENT USED BY PLANTS TO PREPARE FOOD
- WHEN RAINFALL DOESN'T OCCUR FOR A LONG TIME
- FIRE IT IS A PRACTICE OF BURNING DOWN PARTS OF FORESTS TO CLEAR IT FOR FARMING
- ANIMALS THAT FEED ON BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS
- CLEARING PRACTICE OF CUTTING DOWN TREES AND REMOVING VEGETATION FROM A FOREST AREA FOR FARMING.
- ALL LIVING ORGANISMS THAT CAN PRODUCE THEIR OWN FOOD
15 Clues: ANIMALS THAT FEED ON PLANTS • PRODUCERS ARE ALSO CALLED AS • ANIMALS THAT FEED ON OTHER ANIMALS • WHEN RAINFALL DOESN'T OCCUR FOR A LONG TIME • LARGE AMOUNT OF WATER ACCUMULATES IN AN AREA • ANIMALS THAT FEED ON BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS • PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS PRODUCE THEIR OWN FOOD • A GREEN PIGMENT USED BY PLANTS TO PREPARE FOOD • ...
Unit 4 Westward Expansion 2024-09-16
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- Name given to former slaves who went west for a new beginning
- Under the Homestead Act, people got cheap ___________
- this brought water up from deep underground
- This was once called "a treeless wasteland."
- The ________________ Railroad was completed in 1869
- Under the Homestead Act, people got cheap ___________
- this farming technique preserved water for crops
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- The Massacre at ____________ led to the deaths of 150-300 Indian women and children
- raising this type of livestock was possible on the great plains
- Chief Joseph led this tribe in resisting westward expansion
- this invention made farming possible on the Plains
- This was a main crop out on the Plains
- This means to blend in or adopt another culture
- Prospectors went west in hopes of becoming rich if they found this
- This law divided up Indian reservations and made Indian children go to boarding schools
- Settlers made their homes out of this thick grassy soil
16 Clues: This was a main crop out on the Plains • this brought water up from deep underground • This was once called "a treeless wasteland." • This means to blend in or adopt another culture • this farming technique preserved water for crops • this invention made farming possible on the Plains • The ________________ Railroad was completed in 1869 • ...
Cross Word 2025-04-24
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- What’s the name of the “New Stone Age”?
- What do we call humans who hunted animals and gathered plants?
- What do you call people who move from place to place?
- What was the first known form of writing (invented later, but from farming societies)?
- What natural resource made soil rich in river valleys?
- What do archaeologists study to learn about early humans?
- What invention helped with food surplus storage?
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- What do we call early permanent settlements?
- What was the first crop to be widely grown in the Fertile Crescent?
- What is the term for taming animals for human use?
- What material replaced stone for tools in the later Neolithic?
- What major lifestyle change began the Neolithic era?
- What allowed people to stay in one place?
- What were early stone tools mostly used for?
- What continent did humans first appear on?
15 Clues: What’s the name of the “New Stone Age”? • What allowed people to stay in one place? • What continent did humans first appear on? • What do we call early permanent settlements? • What were early stone tools mostly used for? • What invention helped with food surplus storage? • What is the term for taming animals for human use? • ...
Social Studies Unit 8 Review Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-09
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- To approve or pass.
- The Amendment that Defined Citizenship
- The Amendment that Abolished Slavery
- Industry that boomed in the Reconstruction era of the U.S.
- The plan which served to punish the south during reconstruction
- The name given to laws that disenfranchised African Americans
- type of farming that allowed People to rent land and farm on it
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- type of farming where people rented land to farm but had to give a portion of their crops to the landowner
- Period of time where The south was taken over by the Union and reformed
- To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law.
- bureau that established public schools in Georgia
- Group that sought to disenfranchise African American voters
- The presidential plan that Started right after Lincoln’s assassination
- The Man whose plan for reconstruction was to allow confederates back into the union ASAP
- The Amendment that Gave all men the right to vote
15 Clues: To approve or pass. • The Amendment that Abolished Slavery • The Amendment that Defined Citizenship • To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law. • bureau that established public schools in Georgia • The Amendment that Gave all men the right to vote • Industry that boomed in the Reconstruction era of the U.S. • ...
Progress of Agriculture 2024-09-30
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- Name of the sheep Scottish scientist cloned in 1994
- invented in 1793 to help the process of cotton
- started being used in farming in 1994, global satellite to assist in farming practices
- George Washington _____ found new uses for peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans
- This person John ___ built the first gasoline tractor
- 1980s & 1990s becomes viable for improving crop and livestock products
- this American agriculture revolution 1945-70 changes from horses to tractors, increased productivity per acre
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- developed in 1878, took milking from by hand technology
- invented in 1867 and ended the era of open range grazing
- 1834 invention by John Deere
- ____ foods popularized in 1941-45
- this American agriculture revolution was from 1862-75
12 Clues: 1834 invention by John Deere • ____ foods popularized in 1941-45 • invented in 1793 to help the process of cotton • Name of the sheep Scottish scientist cloned in 1994 • This person John ___ built the first gasoline tractor • this American agriculture revolution was from 1862-75 • developed in 1878, took milking from by hand technology • ...
enviromental crossword 2014-06-01
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- farming
- not human creations
- breath in
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- gas a type of gas
- waste
- underground
- use again
- liquid
- soil material
- world
10 Clues: waste • world • liquid • farming • use again • breath in • underground • soil material • gas a type of gas • not human creations
V# 16 2024-01-05
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- city/neighborhood
- party
- lookout tower
- full of energy
- farming
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- custom
- to plan a trip
- find similarities
- to honor
- odd
10 Clues: odd • party • custom • farming • to honor • lookout tower • to plan a trip • full of energy • find similarities • city/neighborhood
Choice Board Crossword 2022-03-30
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- was grown very little after WW2 because of overproduction and low demand
- Wanted to build a stadium for major league sports
- was a new farming technique after WW2
- Made farming much easier and led to less farmers and more farms
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- Made the quote "City to busy to hate"
- Was grown after WW2 and replaced cotton
- Biggest city in Ga
- played at FCS from 1966-1996
- Was a Ga governor from 1993-1997
9 Clues: Biggest city in Ga • played at FCS from 1966-1996 • Was a Ga governor from 1993-1997 • Made the quote "City to busy to hate" • was a new farming technique after WW2 • Was grown after WW2 and replaced cotton • Wanted to build a stadium for major league sports • Made farming much easier and led to less farmers and more farms • ...
Neolithic Age 2025-10-08
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- Set of shared beliefs that developed in early societies
- Tool made from bone used for sewing clothing
- Era when humans began farming and settling in villages
- Basis of farming and the Neolithic Revolution
- Continent where the first humans appeared
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- Illness that spread as people lived in larger communities
- Taming of plants and animals for human use
- Early human discovery that provided warmth and cooking
- Conflict between groups over land or resources
9 Clues: Continent where the first humans appeared • Taming of plants and animals for human use • Tool made from bone used for sewing clothing • Basis of farming and the Neolithic Revolution • Conflict between groups over land or resources • Early human discovery that provided warmth and cooking • Era when humans began farming and settling in villages • ...
Unit 8 recostruction 2025-05-07
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- Reconstruction (1867-1877) – The period of Reconstruction when the military took responsibility for bringing the South back into the Union; the South was divided into military districts.
- Amendment (1868) – Granted U.S. citizenship to African Americans and Black people.
- Bureau – A federal agency created in 1865 to provide aid to former enslaved people (freedmen).
- Plan-required states to end slavery by passing 13th amendment
- Reconstruction (1866-1867) – The period of Reconstruction when Congress took responsibility for bringing the South back into the Union.
- Farming – A system where farmers worked on a landowner’s property in exchange for a share of the crop; unlike sharecroppers, tenant farmers usually owned their own farming equipment.
- Codes – Laws created by Southern legislatures during Reconstruction that restricted the civil rights of freedmen.
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- – A system where farmers worked on a landowner’s property in exchange for land, farming equipment, and seed; sharecroppers were required to give the landowner a share of the crop.
- Amendment (1865) – Abolished slavery in the United States.
- Amendment (1870) – Granted African American and Black men the right to vote.
- – To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law.
- Reconstruction Plan: Discuss the key points of this plan, including its main amendments and the political environment at the time.
- – To formally approve or pass.
- Bureau-a U.S. government agency established in 1865 to assist freed slaves (and other refugees) in the South during and after the Civil War
- Legislators – During the Reconstruction Period (1867-1876), sixty-nine African American and Black people served as delegates to Georgia’s constitutional convention or as members of the state legislature. These legislators were removed from their positions after 1876.
- Klux Klan – A terrorist organization formed to intimidate and prevent freedmen and Republicans from gaining political power in the South.
16 Clues: – To formally approve or pass. • – To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law. • Amendment (1865) – Abolished slavery in the United States. • Plan-required states to end slavery by passing 13th amendment • Amendment (1870) – Granted African American and Black men the right to vote. • ...
CLIMATE 101: Causes and Effects 2020-11-30
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- (The total amount collected of) a plant such as a grain, fruit, or vegetable grown in large amounts
- Relating to the air or to the atmosphere
- A large mass of ice that moves slowly
- To change, especially continuously and between one level or thing and another
- The continent around the South Pole
- Causing worry or fear
- Situated on or relating to the coast
- _____ fuel, like coal or oil, is obtained from under the ground
- CO2 stands for carbon __________________
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- Gravity is a natural ________________
- A long period when there is no rain and people do not have enough water
- A very small part of an atom, for example an electron or a proton
- Used for farming or related to farming
- Gas or extremely small drops of liquid that result from the heating of a liquid or solid
- A medical condition that makes breathing difficult by causing the air passage to become narrow or blocked
15 Clues: Causing worry or fear • The continent around the South Pole • Situated on or relating to the coast • Gravity is a natural ________________ • A large mass of ice that moves slowly • Used for farming or related to farming • CO2 stands for carbon __________________ • Relating to the air or to the atmosphere • A very small part of an atom, for example an electron or a proton • ...
Women and Agriculture 2018-02-09
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- Cattle, ____, and dairy products are the top 3 US farm products.
- This state has the most women farmers.
- Women principal operators sold $12.9 billion in ______ products in 2012.
- The second largest farming type for women farmers is ______.
- About 8 percent of US farms market foods _____.
- Nationally, women were 30 percent of _____.
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- Women operated 62.7 million ______ of farmland.
- In many societies around the world, ____, tradition and access bar women from owning and inheriting land.
- Women principal operators tend to be _______.
- Empowering and investing in rural women has been shown to increase _____, reduce hunger, and improve rural livelihoods.
- In developing worlds, women are the _____ of the rural economy.
- Farms with women operators tend to be ____ than farms overall.
- At 45 percent, this state has the highest percentage of women farmers.
- About 99 percent of US farms are operated by ______.
- About a fourth of women farmers specialize in combination _____ farming.
15 Clues: This state has the most women farmers. • Nationally, women were 30 percent of _____. • Women principal operators tend to be _______. • Women operated 62.7 million ______ of farmland. • About 8 percent of US farms market foods _____. • About 99 percent of US farms are operated by ______. • The second largest farming type for women farmers is ______. • ...
Social Studies Unit 8 Review Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-09
Across
- To approve or pass.
- type of farming where people rented land to farm but had to give a portion of their crops to the landowner
- To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law.
- The Amendment that Abolished Slavery
- type of farming that allowed People to rent land and farm on it
- The plan which served to punish the south during reconstruction
- The name given to laws that disenfranchised African Americans
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- Period of time where The south was taken over by the Union and reformed
- The Amendment that Defined Citizenship
- The Amendment that Gave all men the right to vote
- Industry that boomed in the Reconstruction era of the U.S.
- The presidential plan that Started right after Lincoln’s assassination
- bureau that established public schools in Georgia
- The Man whose plan for reconstruction was to allow confederates back into the union ASAP
- Group that sought to disenfranchise African American voters
15 Clues: To approve or pass. • The Amendment that Abolished Slavery • The Amendment that Defined Citizenship • The Amendment that Gave all men the right to vote • To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law. • bureau that established public schools in Georgia • Industry that boomed in the Reconstruction era of the U.S. • ...
Industrial Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2014-02-28
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- French chemist who discovered the process of pasteurization and it's benefits
- allowed workers to spin 16 soindles of yarn at a time.
- gave ideas like inventors to the revolution
- gave ideas of capitalism to the revolution
- changed from home/cottage industries to factories with bigger machines
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- Where the indusrial revolution stared.
- similiar to the spinning jenny, but powered by water, it made better thread at a faster rate
- produced crops for the market
- refers to a time during technological advances
- First comercial successful steamboat in the U.S.
- changed from small farming communities to over populated industrial centers
- increased the speed of the weaving process tremendously
- Replaced the hand loom and allowed weavers to work twice as fast.
- changed from self anf animal to clipper ships and steam ships
- Scottish engineer who created a steam engine to run machinery.
15 Clues: produced crops for the market • Where the indusrial revolution stared. • gave ideas of capitalism to the revolution • gave ideas like inventors to the revolution • refers to a time during technological advances • First comercial successful steamboat in the U.S. • allowed workers to spin 16 soindles of yarn at a time. • ...
APPLIED ECONOMICS 2025-09-01
Across
- GOODS – excludable but non-rivalrous goods (Netflix, toll roads).
- GOODS – rivalrous but non-excludable goods (fisheries, forests).
- – catching or farming fish and other aquatic resources.
- – managing and harvesting forest resources like timber and replanting trees.
- SECTOR – sector that provides services rather than physical goods.
- GOODS – rivalrous and excludable goods (food, clothes).
- SECTOR – broad sector covering primary (raw materials) and secondary (manufacturing) activities.
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- – capturing wild animals for food, trade, or recreation.
- GOODS – non-rivalrous and non-excludable goods (streetlights, national defense).
- SECTOR – industries that process raw materials into finished goods (manufacturing, construction).
- SECTOR – activities that extract natural resources (farming, fishing, mining).
- – the study of how people and societies use scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants.
- GOODS – goods with no scarcity or opportunity cost (sunlight, air).
- – cultivation of crops and raising of animals for food and raw materials.
- SECTOR – activities that provide services (transport, retail, healthcare, education).
15 Clues: – catching or farming fish and other aquatic resources. • GOODS – rivalrous and excludable goods (food, clothes). • – capturing wild animals for food, trade, or recreation. • GOODS – rivalrous but non-excludable goods (fisheries, forests). • GOODS – excludable but non-rivalrous goods (Netflix, toll roads). • ...
Chapter 4 2025-10-23
Across
- Land set aside by the government for Native Americans.
- Farming on the ____ was made possible by laws such as the Homestead Act of 1862, which offered free land to settlers.
- In the late 1800, the crop prices _____.
- The Plains _____ made farming very difficult in the west.
- The National _____ promoted education and cooperative buying.
- Native Americans relied heavily on this.
- Conflict between expansion/settlement and ____ American way of life.
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- Towns that rapidly increased population.
- Beef prices _____ after the Cattle Kingdom era.
- Moving cattle in large groups across the plains.
- The _____ Gold Rush ended in the mid 1850s.
- The Cattle _____ era involved ranchers and cowhands driving herds of longhorn cattle across the Plains
- Standardized time divisions across the U.S., in part created due to railroads.
- Political movement supporting the rights and power of ordinary people, especially farmers.
- The ___ Act gave out free land to whoever would farm it for 5 years.
- In the late 1800, seed and equipment prices ____.
16 Clues: Towns that rapidly increased population. • In the late 1800, the crop prices _____. • Native Americans relied heavily on this. • The _____ Gold Rush ended in the mid 1850s. • Beef prices _____ after the Cattle Kingdom era. • Moving cattle in large groups across the plains. • In the late 1800, seed and equipment prices ____. • ...
MONDAY 27th NOVEMBER 2023-11-26
Across
- BARRIER
- EXTEND
- CARGO
- TOUCH OR REMOVE WITH A QUICK MOVEMENT OF HAND
- MOIST
- BE PART OF
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- EXTRACT
- TOOL USED IN FARMING OR GARDENING
- REDDISH
- DONKEY'S FOOT
- CUT INTO PIECES
- MOST RECENT
12 Clues: CARGO • MOIST • EXTEND • EXTRACT • BARRIER • REDDISH • BE PART OF • MOST RECENT • DONKEY'S FOOT • CUT INTO PIECES • TOOL USED IN FARMING OR GARDENING • TOUCH OR REMOVE WITH A QUICK MOVEMENT OF HAND
Australian Food Industry 9.1 2019-03-19
Across
- This farming is free of pesticides and modifications
- Which continent is the main exporting market for Dairy?
- How many kilos of chicken meat did Australians consume in 2015-2016?
- What kind of technology is genetically modified foods?
- How many stages are there of plant food production?
- Outbreak of food poisoning in 2016
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- What farming is a $13 billion industry?
- Approximately two thirds of Australian land is used for what purposes?
- What do you call the 4 sectors of the Australian Food Industry?
- Production and cultivation of plants and animals in an aquatic environment
- Which industry is the Food service and catering sector?
- This represents 15% of Australia's workforce
12 Clues: Outbreak of food poisoning in 2016 • What farming is a $13 billion industry? • This represents 15% of Australia's workforce • How many stages are there of plant food production? • This farming is free of pesticides and modifications • What kind of technology is genetically modified foods? • Which continent is the main exporting market for Dairy? • ...
EA BL 2016-10-20
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- An adjective describing the food supply after the Neolithic Revolution.
- The largest and vest preserved Neolithic site known so far.
- A place located in Levant,m in a lush oasis in the Jordan River valley.
- An animal which human started to domesticate for hunting and defence around 10000 BC
- It is generally defined as "settled, hierarchical urban life supported by agriculture."
- A lifestyle supported by large herds of animals.
- Characterised by the domestication of animal.
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- It began to change around 9000 BC, becoming colder and dryer.
- He or she is a social leader in the community.
- It led to the production of food surpluses.
- The part of history when writing was not invented.
- Farming, basically.
12 Clues: Farming, basically. • It led to the production of food surpluses. • Characterised by the domestication of animal. • He or she is a social leader in the community. • A lifestyle supported by large herds of animals. • The part of history when writing was not invented. • The largest and vest preserved Neolithic site known so far. • ...