farming Crossword Puzzles

lesson 2 What is the spatial variation between employment sectors? 2016-10-31

lesson 2 What is the spatial variation between employment sectors? crossword puzzle

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Developed countries’ – a large tertiary sector and maybe a growing quaternary sector e.g. UK. (also called MEDcs – More economically developed countries)
Developing countries’ – often many jobs in the primary sector e.g. Ethiopia, Malawi. (also called LEDcs – less economically developed countries)Middle income countries
Farming for a profit, this often involves farming higher value cash crops involving high tech farming equipment.
Farming for only your family and sometimes village. Often land is rented and there is lack of high tech farming equipment.

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Emerging countries’ – often has a growing secondary sector but still a large primary sector e.g. China. An older term for this was the NICs – Newly Industrialized Country.
A group of middle income countries who economists saw as the fastest growing in the 2000s – Brazil, Russia, India, China and later South Africa was added. An up date of BRICs is the MINTs – Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria, Turkey.

6 Clues: Farming for a profit, this often involves farming higher value cash crops involving high tech farming equipment. • Farming for only your family and sometimes village. Often land is rented and there is lack of high tech farming equipment. • ...

Italian Immigration to North America 2024-02-14

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The United States was experiencing rapid industrialization and ____ growth
The construction and mining industries that many Italians were involved in in North America led to water ___
The religion that grew upon the arrival of Italians to North America
Italian-Americans developed a distinct ____ identity
The economic state of many Italians in Sicily and Southern Italy, pushing them to move to North America
Instances of anti-Italian sentiment sometimes led to ____
Italians faced hostility and ____
The industry that many Italians were involved in before moving to North America

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Lack of land and ____ encouraged Italian immigration to North America
Italians in North America became involved in local and national ___
Negative portrayals of Italians in the media and popular culture reinforced ____
Where the majority of the Italians landed in North America
Italian _____ and poetry became more popular in North America
Italian ___ became very popular in North America
Technological changes in farming came with the creation of new ____
The state of Italian politics that pushed the people to move to North America

16 Clues: Italians faced hostility and ____ • Italian ___ became very popular in North America • Italian-Americans developed a distinct ____ identity • Instances of anti-Italian sentiment sometimes led to ____ • Where the majority of the Italians landed in North America • Italian _____ and poetry became more popular in North America • ...

Jasmine Turner 2022-09-19

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bone - animal bone or shell carved with written characters that was used to predict the future in Ancient China
were also used for the first time.
was developed in 4000-3000 BC
was invented in 105 BC
the farmers to clear and prepare land for farming, led to larger harvests which supported more soldiers
is a great invention of ancient China 518-600 BC
- a dustlike material that can form soil
of Heaven - Zhou leaders claim they had the right to rule because heaven gave it to them
- a ruling family that holds power for many years

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Dynasty - First major rulers of the farming villages along the Huang River
was invented during the Zhou dynasty, as well as the use of iron instead of bronze to make weapons and farm tools.
- a symbol that represents a word or a group of words
- wall to hold back water
-military leaders seek power and fight among themselves
farm tools were stronger and more effective leading to crop yield increasing
- a picture that represents a word or idea

16 Clues: was invented in 105 BC • - wall to hold back water • was developed in 4000-3000 BC • were also used for the first time. • - a dustlike material that can form soil • - a picture that represents a word or idea • is a great invention of ancient China 518-600 BC • - a ruling family that holds power for many years • - a symbol that represents a word or a group of words • ...

Jasmine Turner 2022-09-19

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bone - animal bone or shell carved with written characters that was used to predict the future in Ancient China
were also used for the first time.
was developed in 4000-3000 BC
was invented in 105 BC
the farmers to clear and prepare land for farming, led to larger harvests which supported more soldiers
is a great invention of ancient China 518-600 BC
- a dustlike material that can form soil
of Heaven - Zhou leaders claim they had the right to rule because heaven gave it to them
- a ruling family that holds power for many years

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Dynasty - First major rulers of the farming villages along the Huang River
was invented during the Zhou dynasty, as well as the use of iron instead of bronze to make weapons and farm tools.
- a symbol that represents a word or a group of words
- wall to hold back water
-military leaders seek power and fight among themselves
farm tools were stronger and more effective leading to crop yield increasing
- a picture that represents a word or idea

Non-Violent Revolutions and The Enlightenment 2022-10-28

Non-Violent Revolutions and The Enlightenment crossword puzzle

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earth-centered view of the solar system / universe
A logical, systematic approach to the solution of a scientific problem
relating to a city
The series of events that led to the birth of modern science
a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system.
farming (raising plants AND animals)
developing machine production of goods

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the idea that the earth and the other planets orbit around the sun.
the idea that all humans have the right to life, liberty, and property
countryside
the state of being poor
the agreement people make with their government to follow rules so their rights and safety can be protected
A period of rapid growth in the use of machines in manufacturing and production that began in the mid-1700s
An association of workers, formed to bargain for better working conditions and higher pay.
A time when new inventions such as the seed drill and the steel plow made farming easier and faster. The production of food rose dramatically.
to change for the better

16 Clues: countryside • relating to a city • the state of being poor • to change for the better • farming (raising plants AND animals) • developing machine production of goods • earth-centered view of the solar system / universe • The series of events that led to the birth of modern science • the idea that the earth and the other planets orbit around the sun. • ...

Maya. Aztec and Inca 2025-06-12

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Farming technique used by the Maya that involved cutting and burning the surrounding forest
The Aztec capital city built on Lake Texcoco
Floating gardens created by the Aztecs
Farming method used by the Inca to grow crops along the mountainsides by making leveled shelves
Writing system used by the Maya that involves pictorial symbols
A key crop grown by all three civilizations also known as corn
A system of knotted strings used by the INCA for record-keeping
This number was a major development in Maya math, represented by a shell symbol

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A tube crop that was a staple food of the Incas
The civilization known for developing a complex calender system based on Mathematics and Astronomy
This civilization was known for military strength and human sacrifices
The leader and emperor of the Incas
The Aztecs built massive ______ to honor their Gods
This civilization built the city of Cuzco and ruled the Andes
Major Mayan city known for its pyramids and observatory
The Inca built thousands of miles of these connecting their mountainous empires

16 Clues: The leader and emperor of the Incas • Floating gardens created by the Aztecs • The Aztec capital city built on Lake Texcoco • A tube crop that was a staple food of the Incas • The Aztecs built massive ______ to honor their Gods • Major Mayan city known for its pyramids and observatory • This civilization built the city of Cuzco and ruled the Andes • ...

Maya. Aztec and Inca 2025-06-12

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Farming technique used by the Maya that involved cutting and burning the surrounding forest
The Aztec capital city built on Lake Texcoco
Floating gardens created by the Aztecs
Farming method used by the Inca to grow crops along the mountainsides by making leveled shelves
Writing system used by the Maya that involves pictorial symbols
A key crop grown by all three civilizations also known as corn
A system of knotted strings used by the INCA for record-keeping
This number was a major development in Maya math, represented by a shell symbol

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A tube crop that was a staple food of the Incas
The civilization known for developing a complex calender system based on Mathematics and Astronomy
This civilization was known for military strength and human sacrifices
The leader and emperor of the Incas
The Aztecs built massive ______ to honor their Gods
This civilization built the city of Cuzco and ruled the Andes
Major Mayan city known for its pyramids and observatory
The Inca built thousands of miles of these connecting their mountainous empires

Resources Crossword 2024-02-16

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Catching too many fish from the ocean or other bodies of water, which can harm the fish population and ecosystem
A thick, dark liquid found underground that we use to make fuel for cars and other machines
A reddish-brown metal used in wiring, plumbing, and electronics
Energy generated from sunlight, often captured by solar panels
The process of supplying water to land to help crops grow, often using channels, pipes, or ditches
The top layer of the Earth's surface where plants grow, made up of minerals, organic matter, air, and water
The layer of gases surrounding Earth that protects life and regulates temperature
fuels Fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals
A black rock used as a source of energy, formed from compressed plant matter over millions of years
The layer of Earth's atmosphere above the troposphere, where the ozone layer is located
The amount of water used by a person, community, or business, including both direct and indirect use
Digging into the Earth to find valuable minerals like gold, silver, or diamonds
The process by which fertile land becomes desert due to factors like climate change or human activity
Something that can be replaced or grown again naturally, like trees or sunlight

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Growing plants or raising animals for food or other useful products
The lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere, where weather occurs and humans live
Changing the type of crop grown in a field each season to keep the soil healthy
Natural substances found in the Earth, such as quartz, diamond, or salt, that have specific chemical compositions and crystal structures
Farming done on a large scale to sell products for profit
Energy generated by flowing water, often captured by dams and turbines
The outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere, extending into space
The movement of something, like water in a river or air in the wind
Something that cannot be replaced once it's used up, like oil or coal
Farming without using synthetic fertilizers or pesticides, focusing on natural methods to grow crops
Farming done mainly to provide food for a family or community, with little left over to sell
Energy generated by the movement of the wind, often captured by wind turbines
A large natural or artificial lake used to store water for human use, usually created by a dam
The long-term pattern of weather in a particular area, including temperature, humidity, and precipitation
Doing something in a way that doesn't harm the environment and can continue for a long time
An underground layer of rock or sediment that holds water, which can be accessed by wells
Animals like cows, chickens, or pigs that are raised on farms for food or resources like leather

31 Clues: Farming done on a large scale to sell products for profit • Energy generated from sunlight, often captured by solar panels • The outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere, extending into space • A reddish-brown metal used in wiring, plumbing, and electronics • Growing plants or raising animals for food or other useful products • ...

Monthly 3 Review Grade 81J 2025-12-11

Monthly 3 Review Grade 81J crossword puzzle

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stiff curved material boosting a bow’s range
raised platform where plants may have grown in Babylon
group of people officially running a citystate or empire
Babylonian chief god who gained power after defeating Tiamat
way society is structured so people and resources work together
king who claimed gods chose him to bring justice
natural event turning dry earth into farmland
official appointed to keep distant cities loyal
chaos dragon goddess defeated by Marduk in a Mesopotamian creationmyth
extra food created when farming becomes successful
practical science made easier by Babylonian math
study of stars and sky that used base60 mathematics for tracking time
invention that made cities and permanent homes possible
written records about gods rituals and beliefs kept on clay tablets
trained fighter at the center of empire building
system of managing a city or empire through records and offices
tale that survived millennia on broken tablets
ancient lifestyle before farming changed everything
wild companion who changed a king’s heart
main building material when wood and stone were scarce
hero seeking meaning beyond power and violence
payment demanded by the victor from the defeated
soil made rich by river floods each year
what writing first existed to do before stories
idea that wrong actions deserve measured responses
when conquered cities try to fight back against an emperor like Sargon

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full-time troops stronger than farmers with spears
powerful Mesopotamian goddess of love and war linked to famous city gates
man-made channel bringing life to dry fields
long list of rules carved to keep society stable
Mesopotamian merchant known from a famous clay tablet complaining about bad copper
hard surface storing stories long after writers died
hidden muscle fiber giving bows deadly strength
western river shaping early civilization
missing proof that keeps the Gardens a mystery
command that makes life predictable in ancient cities
ancient wonder some say existed only in stories
ruler whose authority came from gods and armies
defensive structures showing city-states feared attack
oldest writing system pressed into wet clay
eastern river forming half of Mesopotamia’s cradle
farming of crops that created surplus food and allowed citylife to begin
small independent kingdom with one city at its heart
unusual number system shaping time and geometry today
wall of shields marching forward without fear
tall sacred tower believed to house a city’s god
consequence given when someone breaks a law in HammurabisCode
action Sargon repeated until rivals vanished
trained elite writer controlling knowledge and records
leader who united warring cities into one empire
weapon layered with horn and sinew for power
capital of the world’s first empire under Sargon
shape measured in degrees because of ancient choices

53 Clues: western river shaping early civilization • soil made rich by river floods each year • wild companion who changed a king’s heart • oldest writing system pressed into wet clay • man-made channel bringing life to dry fields • stiff curved material boosting a bow’s range • action Sargon repeated until rivals vanished • weapon layered with horn and sinew for power • ...

agriculture cross wor 2022-02-28

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agriculture- agriculture designed primarily to provide food for direct consumption by the farmer and the farmer’s family.
a large farm in tropical and subtropical climates that specializes in one or two crops for sale, usually to a more developed country.
cropping- harvesting twice a year from the same field.
a patch of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning.
agriculture- agriculture undertaken primarily to generate products and make sales.
Subsistence ag- for of subsistence agriculture in which farmers must expend a relatively large amount of effort to produce the maximum feasible yield from a parcel of land.
agriculture- farming methods that preserve long term productivity of land and minimize pollution, typically by rotating soil restoring crops with cash crops and reducing inputs of fertilizer and pesticides.
revolution- the time when human beings first domesticated plants and animals and no longer relied on hunting and gathering.
commercial agriculture characterized by the integration of different steps in the food processing industry, usually through ownership by large corporations.

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degradation of land, especially in semiarid areas, primarily because of human actions such as excessive crop planting.
the area surrounding a city in which milk is supplied.
the seasonal migration of livestock between mountains and lowland pastures.
rotation- the practice of rotating the use of different fields from crop to crop each year to avoid exhausting the soil.
tillage- system of planting crops on ridge tops in order to reduce farm production costs and promote greater soil conservation.
growth of fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
cultivation- a form of subsistence agriculture in which people shift activity from one field to another; each field is used for crops for a relatively few years and left fallow for a relatively long period.
desert- an urban area in which it is difficult to buy affordable or good fresh food.
nomadism- a form of subsistence agriculture based on herding domesticated animals.
a flooded field for growing rice.
farming- commercial gardening and fruit farming so named truck because in middle English word meaning “bartering” or “exchange of commodities.”
revolution- rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology, especially new high yield seeds and fertilizers.

21 Clues: a flooded field for growing rice. • growth of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. • the area surrounding a city in which milk is supplied. • cropping- harvesting twice a year from the same field. • a patch of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning. • the seasonal migration of livestock between mountains and lowland pastures. • ...

People and Cultures 2016-03-03

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to make a permanent move to live in another place
a group of people having cities and a developed writing system; often have a high level of development in art, science, and commerce
farming
the way of life of a society; includes things such as language, food, dress, customs, etc.
an extra amount
people who move from place to place for fresh grassland for their animals to graze
people who moved around looking for animals to hunt and wild plants to gather
the use of tools and skills to help fill needs
a form of government in which one leader has full power over a country and its people
a king or queen
an economic system based on free enterprise, under which individuals may privately own property and freely engage in economic activity
a person who moves from place to place without settling
density the number people per square mile
of civilization the places where civilizations first began: they existed in modern day Egypt, Iraq, Pakistan, and China

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chemicals which provide nutrients to help plants grow
government a government in which a single leader or a group of leaders decides how to run a country and the power of the government is more important than individual freedom
farming the farming of food just for one's self and family
monarchy a government that has a king or queen but also a constitution and a lawmaking group elected by the people
country country which lacks the money, resources, and skilled workers needed for modern industries
enterprise an economic system in which individuals and private businesses are free to organize and operate for profit with little interference from government
an organized way of worshiping a spiritual being or thinking about life
an economic system in which the government decides how resources will be used and how business will be run
a fundamental or complete change in government in a short period of time
government a government where leaders are chosen by the people in free elections
chemicals used to eliminate pests

25 Clues: farming • an extra amount • a king or queen • chemicals used to eliminate pests • density the number people per square mile • the use of tools and skills to help fill needs • to make a permanent move to live in another place • chemicals which provide nutrients to help plants grow • a person who moves from place to place without settling • ...

Agriculture Careers 2023-07-26

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They handle the quality control of food and agricultural products.
This career involves the care and management of sheep.
A person who harvests fruits and vegetables.
They handle the transportation of agricultural products.
A person who cultivates crops.
They work with plants to improve yield and quality.
This career involves agricultural research and experimentation.
Someone who raises and cares for horses.
They deal with the marketing and distribution of agricultural products.
A professional who works on agricultural policy and advocacy.
Someone who studies plant diseases and pests.
They work on developing new plant varieties.
They handle the processing and storage of agricultural products.
A professional who specializes in dairy farming.
They work with agricultural machinery maintenance.
They manage and care for forests and woodlands.
A person who deals with farm equipment sales.
A professional who handles agricultural finances and investments.

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A person who works with bees and beekeeping.
They are involved in organic farming practices.
They manage and maintain farmland and rural estates.
A person who works with farm animals and their breeding.
Someone who grows and sells flowers and ornamental plants.
Someone who works with agricultural cooperative societies.
A professional who deals with agricultural insurance and risk management.
This career involves the science of soil management.
This career involves beekeeping product sales.
A person who deals with agricultural education and extension services.
A career involving the cultivation of grapes and winemaking.
Someone who designs and plans agricultural structures.
job involves managing a greenhouse.
Someone who specializes in tropical agriculture.
This job involves agricultural journalism and reporting.
This career involves breeding and raising poultry.
They design and implement irrigation systems.
A person who operates large machinery to till the land.
A professional who manages livestock.
Someone who studies and controls agricultural pests.
This career focuses on fish farming and aquaculture.
This job entails the inspection and grading of agricultural products.

40 Clues: A person who cultivates crops. • job involves managing a greenhouse. • A professional who manages livestock. • Someone who raises and cares for horses. • A person who works with bees and beekeeping. • A person who harvests fruits and vegetables. • They work on developing new plant varieties. • Someone who studies plant diseases and pests. • ...

Chapter 19 crossword puzzle 2020-12-07

Chapter 19 crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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enterprise owned by and operated for the benefit of a certain group
going across a continent
an area of land set aside for use by a group
drive a trip of several hundred miles on which ranchers led their cattle to railroads and distant markets
zone a geographic region in which the same standard time is used
a cowhand of Hispanic origin

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an appeal to the common people
money or goods given by a person or government to support a project that benefits the public
moving from place to place in a fixed pattern
name given to early Great Plains farmers
farming a farming method that depends on plowing after every rain and trapping moisture in the soil in dry non-irrigated land
Grange a network of local farmers' groups
to earn ownership of land by living on it

13 Clues: going across a continent • a cowhand of Hispanic origin • an appeal to the common people • name given to early Great Plains farmers • Grange a network of local farmers' groups • to earn ownership of land by living on it • an area of land set aside for use by a group • moving from place to place in a fixed pattern • ...

U.S. History Ch. 2 2021-09-20

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to absorb a group into the culture of another population
Spanish-speaking neighborhoods in a town or city
range vast areas of grassland owned by the federal government
farm a large, highly profitable wheat farm
Committee a group of ordinary citizens formed by local law enforcement officers whose goal is to find criminals and bring them to justice
farming a way of farming dry land in which seeds are planted deep in the ground where there is some moisture

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a name given to Great Plains farmers
mining a method of mining by which water is sprayed at a very high pressure against a hill or mountain
a huge ranch
a piece of U.S. public land acquired by filing a record and living on and cultivating it
a plot of land assigned to an individual or a family for cultivation
moving from place to place
money paid by contract at regular intervals

13 Clues: a huge ranch • moving from place to place • a name given to Great Plains farmers • farm a large, highly profitable wheat farm • money paid by contract at regular intervals • Spanish-speaking neighborhoods in a town or city • to absorb a group into the culture of another population • range vast areas of grassland owned by the federal government • ...

Communities Review 2026-01-08

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To travel regularly from home to work or school
Working together to reach a common goal
A group of people living in the same area or sharing common interests
Something a person is expected to do to help others or the community
The number of people living in a place.
A community located near a city with fewer people and more space than an urban area
A small area within a community where people live near each other

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Unpaid work done to help others or improve a community
The practice of farming, including growing crops and raising animals
A member of a community or country with rights and responsibilities
A more crowded community with many people living in a small area, such as a city.
A person who helps without being paid
A community with fewer people living over a large area, often focused on farming

13 Clues: A person who helps without being paid • Working together to reach a common goal • The number of people living in a place. • To travel regularly from home to work or school • Unpaid work done to help others or improve a community • A small area within a community where people live near each other • A member of a community or country with rights and responsibilities • ...

Magazine Edition 8 2025-02-20

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The practice of raising fish and plants together in a symbiotic environment
The practice of growing different crops in the same area in sequential seasons to improve soil health
The process of restoring degraded land to productivity
June 18 is celebrated as
A method of conserving water by delivering it directly to plant roots
A crop grown to protect and enrich the soil, often plowed under before planting

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The process of turning and breaking up soil to prepare it for planting
A farming method that avoids synthetic chemicals and relies on natural processes
The practice of rotating livestock across pastures to prevent overgrazing
A farming approach that mimics natural ecosystems to create sustainable food production
The practice of planting trees alongside crops to improve biodiversity and soil quality
A system of growing crops without soil, using mineral nutrient solutions in water
A natural fertilizer made from decomposed organic matter

13 Clues: June 18 is celebrated as • The process of restoring degraded land to productivity • A natural fertilizer made from decomposed organic matter • A method of conserving water by delivering it directly to plant roots • The process of turning and breaking up soil to prepare it for planting • The practice of rotating livestock across pastures to prevent overgrazing • ...

Unit 5: Agriculture & Rural Land-Use Patterns & Processes 2025-07-17

Unit 5: Agriculture & Rural Land-Use Patterns & Processes crossword puzzle

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process by which soil is contaminated by chemicals
dating back 10,000 years, it achieved plant domestication and animal domestication
shows that various land users are prepared and able to pay for access to the market- further from the CBD, the lower the cost
movement of people who prefer to eat foods which are grown relatively close to the places of sale and preparation
improved methods of cultivation, harvesting, and storage of food that started in the Middle Ages and benefitted from the Industrial Revolution
type of agriculture requiring expenditure of much labor and capital on a piece of land to increase its productivity
seasonal migration of domesticated livestock, usually fixed territory between highlands and lowlands
a seasonal periodic movement of pastoralists and their livestock between highland and lowland pastures
a patch of land cleared for planting thorough slashing and burning
the cultivation of aquatic organisms (as fish or shellfish) especially for food
activities involved in the creation of a product: design, productions of raw materials, manufacturing and assembly, distribution
means any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products or processes for specific use
clearing of forests to make the land available for other uses
cost advantages gained by an increased level of production
agriculture takes the form of roof-top, balcony, backyard gardening, as well as vacant lots and parks in urban areas
highly, mechanized, large-scale farming, usually under corporate ownership
type of agricultural process using farming methods that are profitable, environmentally sound, and good for communities
foods that have increased in value due to alterations in production, size, shape, appearance, location, and/or convenience
small scale food production (fruits/veggies) for sale at local markets
type of agriculture with dry-summer climates that produces certain fruits, vegetables, and grains- grapes, olives, figs, barley
specialized crops not typically not essential to human survival
process by which the amount of salt increases in the soil
model that explains what economic activities are located where and why, illustrates relationship between land and transportation cost
highly dependent on one or more export commodities
animals kept for some utilitarian purpose whose breeding is controlled by humans and whose survival is dependent on humans; differ genetically and behaviorally from wild animals

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commercial gardening and fruit farming, so named because the word was a Middle English word meaning bartering or the exchange of commodities
the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious foods
growing one crop in a farm system at a given time
the production of crops for sale
rectangular survey system used by the U.S. federal government to divide land into grid-like pattern
divided land into narrow parcels stretching back from rivers, roads, or, canals giving each house equal access to water
a type of settlement form where people live relatively distant from each other
survey of irregularly shaped tracts of land, natural features such as streams, hills, and trees
geographic area where large grocery stores are scarce or missing and residents have limited access to fresh, nutritious foods
process by which fertile land becomes desert as a result of human activity
facilitated the global diffusion of plants, animals, diseases, human population, and ideas
organisms whose genes have been modified to increase things such as control over it, predictability, and efficiency
individuals who pledge support to a farm operation so that the growers and consumers provide mutual support
a relatively dense settlement form
cash crops (cotton, coffee, sugar, tea) grown on large estates, usually for export
type of agriculture requiring use of little labor and capital to increase agricultural productivity
farming to supply the minimum food and materials necessary to survive.
cultivation of crops in tropical forest clearings in which forest vegetation has been removed by cutting and burning
the practice of rotating the use of different fields from crop to crop each year, to avoid exhausting the soil
trade between companies in MDC's and LDC's in which fair prices are paid to producers
rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology, especially new high-yield seeds and fertilizer
approach to farming and ranching that avoids the use of herbicides, pesticides, growth hormones, and other similar synthetic inputs
flat steps are created on the side of hills to create more land for farming

48 Clues: the production of crops for sale • a relatively dense settlement form • growing one crop in a farm system at a given time • process by which soil is contaminated by chemicals • highly dependent on one or more export commodities • process by which the amount of salt increases in the soil • cost advantages gained by an increased level of production • ...

9GEO FOOD 2017-09-17

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The location of a point on the earths surface that can be expressed by a grid reference such as longitude or latitude
scarcity lack of access to enough safe water
farming higher levels of input and output per unit of agricultural land area
Being able to access enough safe food and water
The mass of water vapour in the atmosphere
Sustainability is the production of food, fiber, or other plant or animal products using farming techniques that protect the environment

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Using food that you have in an appropriate way
height of an object in the atmosphere above sea level
Food that is available to you and there is enough of it
are characterized as having grasses as the dominant vegetation
Are produced by some types of plants
Rain Rain that becomes more acidic than normal
Fine liquid or solid particles in the atmosphere

13 Clues: Are produced by some types of plants • The mass of water vapour in the atmosphere • scarcity lack of access to enough safe water • Using food that you have in an appropriate way • Rain Rain that becomes more acidic than normal • Being able to access enough safe food and water • Fine liquid or solid particles in the atmosphere • ...

Ch 10 - Sodbusters 2022-03-16

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An area of economic activity where people could buy or sell with each other
Someone who moved to unbroken land to live and farm on it
This crop changed the landscape of MN
A style of farming that produces a variety of crops and livestock
A style of farming that produced just enough food to feed one's own family
This is the country talked about in the book
To control or adjust something in order to change how it works

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This helped move people and goods further and faster
An Act that provided 160 acres of land to settlers who would live and farm on it
An organization formed to help members buy and sell their products
someone who buys and sells land, hoping to make a profit
An organization of farmers that supported their best interest
The last name of the man called "The Empire Builder"

13 Clues: This crop changed the landscape of MN • This is the country talked about in the book • This helped move people and goods further and faster • The last name of the man called "The Empire Builder" • someone who buys and sells land, hoping to make a profit • Someone who moved to unbroken land to live and farm on it • ...

Kallie GREECE VS. ROME 2022-05-05

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Most girls would get ___ off by the age of 12 or 13.
The most common grown crops in farming was wheat, barley, __, and grapes
There were two kinds of education, there was formal or ___
_____ were the most favorite toy by the children.
Woman would stay at home and do __________ and cooking
The Ancient Greeks mainly just ate ________

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Greeks lived in buildings near the _____
The Ancient Greeks either bought or made their _____
Most men would work as soldiers or as town ___.
Ancient Greeks lived in towns and ____
Only wealthy boys went to ____, the girls would learn how to cook and clean at home.
The children would go to school until the age of 18, then they would go into _____ school Farming in Ancient Greece was hard cause there was not good soil
____ were the most common pet in Ancient Greek society.

13 Clues: Ancient Greeks lived in towns and ____ • Greeks lived in buildings near the _____ • The Ancient Greeks mainly just ate ________ • Most men would work as soldiers or as town ___. • _____ were the most favorite toy by the children. • Most girls would get ___ off by the age of 12 or 13. • The Ancient Greeks either bought or made their _____ • ...

History Crossword Puzzle 2022-08-28

History Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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an official mission to speak to the ruler of a different country
This man read the letter asking for help and declared a crusade or the holy war
society that only relies on farming and farming Currency money system
this man sailed around the tip of africa, known as the Cape of Good Hope
In 1453, the Turks captured……
holy war between European turks, christains and muslims

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each Crusader had this symbol sewn onto their uniforms
Instead of material Goods, this was a system where people traded goods for money
referring to europe's middle ages
a place in the Middle East that includes the city of Jerusalem and is thought to be special to members of the Christian, Jewish, and Islamic religions
complete control or ownership of a industry or resource
sponsored lots of of exploration missions throughout the 1400s
A person who is native to the asain nation of Mongolia

13 Clues: In 1453, the Turks captured…… • referring to europe's middle ages • each Crusader had this symbol sewn onto their uniforms • A person who is native to the asain nation of Mongolia • complete control or ownership of a industry or resource • holy war between European turks, christains and muslims • sponsored lots of of exploration missions throughout the 1400s • ...

Chapter 19 crossword puzzle 2020-12-07

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moving from place to place in a fixed pattern
enterprise owned by and operated for the benefit of a certain group
name given to early Great Plains farmers
zone a geographic region in which the same standard time is used
going across a continent
drive a trip of several hundred miles on which ranchers led their cattle to railroads and distant markets

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an appeal to the common people
Grange a network of local farmers' groups
to earn ownership of land by living on it
an area of land set aside for use by a group
farming a farming method that depends on plowing after every rain and trapping moisture in the soil in dry non-irrigated land
money or goods given by a person or government to support a project that benefits the public
a cowhand of Hispanic origin

SDG NO 2 2025-03-06

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A key SDG 2 target: ensuring everyone has enough of this
A farming method that protects natural resources and biodiversity
A continent where food insecurity is a major issue, especially in the Sahel region
The percentage of the world’s population suffering from malnutrition is called this
A practice that reduces food waste by giving excess food to those in need
A key staple food for many countries, especially in Asia
A goal of SDG 2 is to end this worldwide

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A mineral essential for healthy growth, found in leafy greens
The process of growing crops and raising livestock
A vitamin essential for vision and immune function, found in carrots
The process of improving soil fertility using natural materials
A major challenge in food security, caused by lack of rain
A type of farming that does not use synthetic chemicals

13 Clues: A goal of SDG 2 is to end this worldwide • The process of growing crops and raising livestock • A type of farming that does not use synthetic chemicals • A key SDG 2 target: ensuring everyone has enough of this • A key staple food for many countries, especially in Asia • A major challenge in food security, caused by lack of rain • ...

placemat maker 2024-06-10

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of 1877
Tribunal Courts
Bill

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Bureau
Codes
Rights Act 1866
Farming
Act 1867

8 Clues: Bill • Codes • Bureau • Farming • of 1877 • Act 1867 • Rights Act 1866 • Tribunal Courts

Keywords 2025-01-28

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Assistance provided to countries or communities in need, often in the form of money, resources, or expertise.
A narrow, elongated accumulation of sand or shingle that projects from the coast into the sea, formed by longshore drift.
A form of tourism that involves visiting natural areas with the aim of conserving the environment and supporting local communities.
The excessive use of land for farming, leading to soil degradation and reduced fertility.
Farming that provides food primarily for the farmer’s family, with little or no surplus for sale.
A structure built along the shore to prevent beach erosion and control sediment movement by trapping sand.
Technology that is more advanced than traditional methods but simpler than the most modern technologies, often used in developing countries.
The variety of different species of plants, animals, and microorganisms in a particular environment.

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The most recent geological period, covering the last 2.6 million years, characterised by the development of humans and the most recent ice ages.
Organisms such as bacteria and fungi that break down dead plants and animals, recycling nutrients back into the ecosystem.
Large-scale farming aimed at producing crops or livestock for sale and profit.
The process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
A type of mass movement where saturated soil and rock move down a slope due to gravity, often triggered by rainfall.
A submerged or partly submerged sandbank, typically found at the mouth of rivers, formed by the deposition of sediment.

14 Clues: Large-scale farming aimed at producing crops or livestock for sale and profit. • The excessive use of land for farming, leading to soil degradation and reduced fertility. • Farming that provides food primarily for the farmer’s family, with little or no surplus for sale. • ...

Unit 8 Social Studies Crossword 2025-05-05

Unit 8 Social Studies Crossword crossword puzzle

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Amendment (1868) – Granted U.S. citizenship to African Americans and Black people.
Plan - required Southern states to draft new constitutions that abolished slavery but did not guarantee civil rights for African Americans
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.
– 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.
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.
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.

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Bureau – A federal agency created in 1865 to provide aid to former enslaved people (freedmen).
Amendment (1870) – Granted African American and Black men the right to vote.
Amendment (1865) – Abolished slavery in the United States.
Plan - also known as the Ten Percent Plan or Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction
– To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law.
– To formally approve or pass.
Klux Klan – A terrorist organization formed to intimidate and prevent freedmen and Republicans from gaining political power in the South.
Codes – Laws created by Southern legislatures during Reconstruction that restricted the civil rights of freedmen.

15 Clues: – To formally approve or pass. • – To revoke or withdraw formally, especially a law. • Amendment (1865) – Abolished slavery in the United States. • Amendment (1870) – Granted African American and Black men the right to vote. • Amendment (1868) – Granted U.S. citizenship to African Americans and Black people. • ...

AP Human Geo Unit 5 2025-03-03

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patterns in which farmers lived in homes spread throughout the countryside; a rural settlement pattern
a type of agriculture that uses heavy investments in labor and capital (EXs: market gardening, plantations, and large-scale mixed crop and livestock systems)
the roads, bridges, tunnels, ports, electrical grids, sewers, telecommunications, etc. of a country
garden plots that people use to share agricultural products with family, friends, and perhaps those in need
crops that are non-GMO, produced without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, and use sustainable growing practices
the first major hearth of agriculture located in Southwest Asia
the practice of producing dairy products
lack of gender equality in farming that has result in a disparity of 20 to 30 percent between male- and female-run farms
a type of subsistence extensive farming in which farmers grow crops on a piece of land for a year or two, then move to another field when the soil loses its fertility
a type of shifting cultivation in which all vegetation in an area of forest is cut down and burned in place
a process used by corporation to gather resources, transform them into goods, and then transport them to consumers
growing crops; the process by which wild plants are cultivated into productive crops
the commercial grazing of animals confined to a specific area

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expanded mechanization of farming, developed new global agricultural systems, and used scientific and information technologies to further previous advances in agricultural production
alteration of natural vegetation in arid areas that causes fertile land to become infertile
created rectangular plots of consistent size called townships
farmers build a series of steps into the side of a hill
a capital-intensive livestock operation in which many animals are kept in close quarters, and bred and fed in a controlled environment
an economic model that suggested a pattern for the types of products that farmers would produce in different positions relative to the market (community) where they sold their goods
a tax on imports
the fastest growing form of food production; the practice of raising and harvesting fish and other forms of food that live in water
limit the quantity of a good imported
public financial support provided by governments to farmers
a type of agriculture that includes market gardening/truck farming and dairy farming
a type of agriculture that uses low inputs of resources but has the goal of selling the product for profit (EX: ranching)
the study of how land is used and the impact of changing land use
a large commercial farm that specializes in one crop
an increase in efficiency to lower the per-unit production cost
those for which consumers are willing to pay more because of special qualities or because they are difficult to acquire
a type of subsistence extensive agriculture that is practice in arid and semi-arid climates in which nomads rely on their animals for survival
buildings and human activities are organized close to a body of water or along a transportation route; a rural settlement pattern
the number of people that U.S. farmers can support given the available resources
the practice of raising wheat in dry regions
the process of breeding two plant that have desirable characteristics to produce a single seed with both characteristics
occurs when salts from water used by plants remain in the soil
the technique of planting different crops in a specific sequence on the same plot of land in order to restore nutrients back into the soil
planting and harvesting a crop two times per year on the same piece of land
the removal of large tracts of forests

38 Clues: a tax on imports • limit the quantity of a good imported • the removal of large tracts of forests • the practice of producing dairy products • the practice of raising wheat in dry regions • a large commercial farm that specializes in one crop • farmers build a series of steps into the side of a hill • public financial support provided by governments to farmers • ...

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word 2025-05-30

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word crossword puzzle

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A residential area located on the outskirts of a city—hello, picket fences and HOA fees (7, CC)
A region constantly caught in the crossfire of stronger political or cultural forces (4, IDK)
A political unit with defined territory, government, and sovereignty—AKA a country (4, CC)
A model showing how population growth shifts with development—critical for understanding global change (2, VIT)
The visible imprint of human activity on the environment—it tells the story of who lived there and how (3, VIT)
Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC)
Big-business farming that includes production, processing, and distribution—farming meets corporate boardroom (5, IDK)
A social construct often based on perceived biological traits—frequently confused with ethnicity (3, CC)
Something that hinders migration—could be a mountain, border wall, or even your mom (2, IDK)
Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC)
The power of a state to govern itself without outside interference—basically, “don’t tell me what to do” at the country level (4, VIT)
A capital city placed in a new or strategic location to spur development or assert control (4, IDK)
The process used to study the arrangement of phenomena across Earth’s surface; it’s the backbone of geography itself (1, VIT)
Measures the burden on working-age people from those too young or too old to work (2, IDK)
Poorer, less developed nations often dependent on core countries for economic support (6, CC)
Explains how services are distributed in a region and why cities of different sizes exist where they do (7, VIT)
Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC)
The spread of advanced agricultural methods that boosted food production and saved lives—though not without side effects (5, VIT)
The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding areas—more roads, more traffic, more everything (7, IDK)

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An industry where the final product weighs less than the inputs—like copper refining (6, VIT)
Technology makes the world feel smaller by reducing the time it takes for things to move (1, IDK)
An area where governments create trade-friendly zones to attract businesses—hello, tax breaks (6, IDK)
Describes a location in relation to other places—how “well-connected” it is (1, CC)
Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC)
A community beyond the suburbs—think more rural, but still tied to the metro area (7, CC)
The further you get from something, the less relevant it becomes—think grandma’s cookies vs. mass-produced ones (1, IDK)
The blending of cultural elements to form something entirely new—fusion food, but for everything (3, IDK)
A cultural identity based on shared heritage, language, and traditions (3, CC)
A business that isn’t tied to resources or markets—it can set up shop anywhere (6, IDK)
Farming that requires heavy labor on small plots—think rice paddies, not tractors (5, IDK)
A mini downtown with offices and shopping, usually located outside traditional urban cores (7, IDK)
Describes the physical characteristics of a location—climate, water sources, elevation, etc. (1, CC)
A group of people with a common culture and sense of unity—doesn’t always have a country (4, CC)
When a group adopts parts of another culture, usually while keeping their original identity (3, IDK)
Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC)

35 Clues: Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC) • Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC) • Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC) • Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC) • Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC) • ...

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word 2025-05-30

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A residential area located on the outskirts of a city—hello, picket fences and HOA fees (7, CC)
A region constantly caught in the crossfire of stronger political or cultural forces (4, IDK)
A political unit with defined territory, government, and sovereignty—AKA a country (4, CC)
A model showing how population growth shifts with development—critical for understanding global change (2, VIT)
The visible imprint of human activity on the environment—it tells the story of who lived there and how (3, VIT)
Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC)
Big-business farming that includes production, processing, and distribution—farming meets corporate boardroom (5, IDK)
A social construct often based on perceived biological traits—frequently confused with ethnicity (3, CC)
Something that hinders migration—could be a mountain, border wall, or even your mom (2, IDK)
Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC)
The power of a state to govern itself without outside interference—basically, “don’t tell me what to do” at the country level (4, VIT)
A capital city placed in a new or strategic location to spur development or assert control (4, IDK)
The process used to study the arrangement of phenomena across Earth’s surface; it’s the backbone of geography itself (1, VIT)
Measures the burden on working-age people from those too young or too old to work (2, IDK)
Poorer, less developed nations often dependent on core countries for economic support (6, CC)
Explains how services are distributed in a region and why cities of different sizes exist where they do (7, VIT)
Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC)
The spread of advanced agricultural methods that boosted food production and saved lives—though not without side effects (5, VIT)
The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding areas—more roads, more traffic, more everything (7, IDK)

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An industry where the final product weighs less than the inputs—like copper refining (6, VIT)
Technology makes the world feel smaller by reducing the time it takes for things to move (1, IDK)
An area where governments create trade-friendly zones to attract businesses—hello, tax breaks (6, IDK)
Describes a location in relation to other places—how “well-connected” it is (1, CC)
Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC)
A community beyond the suburbs—think more rural, but still tied to the metro area (7, CC)
The further you get from something, the less relevant it becomes—think grandma’s cookies vs. mass-produced ones (1, IDK)
The blending of cultural elements to form something entirely new—fusion food, but for everything (3, IDK)
A cultural identity based on shared heritage, language, and traditions (3, CC)
A business that isn’t tied to resources or markets—it can set up shop anywhere (6, IDK)
Farming that requires heavy labor on small plots—think rice paddies, not tractors (5, IDK)
A mini downtown with offices and shopping, usually located outside traditional urban cores (7, IDK)
Describes the physical characteristics of a location—climate, water sources, elevation, etc. (1, CC)
A group of people with a common culture and sense of unity—doesn’t always have a country (4, CC)
When a group adopts parts of another culture, usually while keeping their original identity (3, IDK)
Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC)

LO: Spell words using the letter strings ough, ight, eigh and augh. 2025-03-05

LO: Spell words using the letter strings ough, ight, eigh and augh. crossword puzzle

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Arrogantly superior
Badly behaved
Soldiers in WW2 did this
A number
A large farming implement with blades
I looked _______ the keyhole.
To scare

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Attempted to find
A female family member
Zero
Use to make a pizza base
Occurring in the mind

12 Clues: Zero • A number • To scare • Badly behaved • Attempted to find • Arrogantly superior • Occurring in the mind • A female family member • Use to make a pizza base • Soldiers in WW2 did this • I looked _______ the keyhole. • A large farming implement with blades

Animal Cruelty 2025-01-15

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Intentional harm caused to animals for no reason.
Action of saving injured or neglected animals.
TRADE, The illegal capture and trade of wild animals.
SHOWS, This involves forcing animals to perform for human amusement.
This is the illegal activity of hunting animals for profit.

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Keeping animals in small, confined spaces without proper care.
The practice of breeding animals for entertainment purposes.
TESTING, The use of animals for testing products like cosmetics.
FARMING, A type of farming known for its cruelty to animals.
RIGHTS, Organizations work to protect animal rights.

10 Clues: Action of saving injured or neglected animals. • Intentional harm caused to animals for no reason. • RIGHTS, Organizations work to protect animal rights. • TRADE, The illegal capture and trade of wild animals. • This is the illegal activity of hunting animals for profit. • The practice of breeding animals for entertainment purposes. • ...

How did Industry change Indiana 2022-02-17

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a natural resource in Indiana that is used in making steel
The amount of stuff produced in a period of time
the industry having to do with space flight
To make goods
gasses naturally found in the atmosphere and used for energy
A group of businesses that make or sell similar items

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a way of saving food in jars for a long period of time
A rock that is used in many buildings and in the production of steel
the region from New York to the midwest that was once dominated by manufacturing
having to do with the making or selling of medicine
Being able to do a task without wasting time and energy
Farming, it includes farming and harvesting crops and raising animals
A natural resource in Indiana that is used in making steel A hard and tough metal

13 Clues: To make goods • the industry having to do with space flight • The amount of stuff produced in a period of time • having to do with the making or selling of medicine • A group of businesses that make or sell similar items • a way of saving food in jars for a long period of time • Being able to do a task without wasting time and energy • ...

Deforestation 2026-01-27

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Which human activity is the main cause of deforestation worldwide?
of rainfall. What happens to rainfall patterns when large forest areas are destroyed?
What term describes the protection and careful management of forests?
What process increases when forests are removed, causing land degradation?
What is the term for the large-scale cutting down of forests?
What natural resource is commonly extracted from forests?
rainforest. Which biome is most affected by deforestation?
storage. What role do trees play in the carbon cycle?

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dioxide. Which gas increases in the atmosphere due to deforestation?
Which layer of the Earth is affected when tree roots no longer hold soil in place?
farming. What farming practice involves clearing forests to grow crops or raise livestock?
What do we call the variety of plant and animal life lost due to deforestation?
change. Which global climate phenomenon is worsened by deforestation?
habitat. What type of habitat is most directly destroyed by deforestation?

14 Clues: storage. What role do trees play in the carbon cycle? • What natural resource is commonly extracted from forests? • rainforest. Which biome is most affected by deforestation? • What is the term for the large-scale cutting down of forests? • Which human activity is the main cause of deforestation worldwide? • ...

Canadian crossword 2016-05-02

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oceans and lakes collect water that has fallen.
which process in water cycle mostly like evaporation.
which farming involves large area of land?
a tree which remains evergreen.
water falls from the sky in the form of rain, snow, hail, or sleet.
the water that is recovered by drilling wells from the surface of earth.
which farming involves relatively small area of land?
animals without backbones but with hard, protective shells.
commercial fishing that is carried out farther from shore in larger company-owned boats.
shallow parts of the continental shelf that are good for fishing.

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as water vapor in the clouds cools down it becomes water again.
a deciduous tree which loses its leaves annually.
the part of the ocean that is next to continents and is typically less than 200 meters deep.
fish that feed and are caught near the ocean floor.
commercial fishing that is carried out close to shore in small independently owned boats.
an important local industry in Atlantic Canada and parts of British Columbia.

16 Clues: a tree which remains evergreen. • which farming involves large area of land? • oceans and lakes collect water that has fallen. • a deciduous tree which loses its leaves annually. • fish that feed and are caught near the ocean floor. • which process in water cycle mostly like evaporation. • which farming involves relatively small area of land? • ...

Latin/South America Review 2025-10-21

Latin/South America Review crossword puzzle

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The Americas had a lack of _____ animals compared to Europe
Geographic feature that marks the divide between North and South America
A disease spread from the Old to New World during the Columbian Exchange
What happened to the population of Europe after the Columbian Exchange
One of the biggest crops of the Americas (besides corn/maize)
Farming method where trees are cut down and burned to clear the land for farming

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What happened to the population of Americas after the Columbian Exchange
The cutting down and clearing away of trees in the forest. Currently ongoing in the Amazon Rainforest
Religion brought to Americas by Spain, largest religion in modern Latin/South America
Plant found commonly in Italian food, native to Americas
Another word for corn, often used by the natives
Another word for native
The Day of the Dead is an example of this; the spread of cultures
Lost Incan city in modern Peru; shows historical legacy of the Inca
Country where the world's largest rainforest is found
Continent where many people where taken from, enslaved, and brought to the Americas

16 Clues: Another word for native • Another word for corn, often used by the natives • Country where the world's largest rainforest is found • Plant found commonly in Italian food, native to Americas • The Americas had a lack of _____ animals compared to Europe • One of the biggest crops of the Americas (besides corn/maize) • ...

Agriculture Terms to Know 2016-01-28

Agriculture Terms to Know crossword puzzle

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a factory like farm devoted to either livestock fattening or dairying; all feed is important and no crops are grown on the farm
the feeding relationships between species in a biotech community
farming to supply the minimum food and materials necessary to survive
the art, science, and practice of studying and managing forests and plantations, and related natural resources
characteristic of farmers of their way of life
the cultivation of domesticated crops and the raising of domesticated animals
means any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives therefor, to make or modify products or processes for specific use
in america commercial grain agriculture,a farm which no one lives; planting and harvesting is done by hired migratory crews

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a commercial type of agriculture the produces fattened cattle and hogs for meat
the cultivation of aquatic organisms (as fish or shellfish) especially for food
the activity of hunting for fish by hooking, trapping, or gathering animals not classifiable as insects which breathe in water or pass their lives in water. By extension, the term fishing is applied to pursuing other aquatic such as various types of shellfish, squid, octopus, turtles, frogs, and some edible marine invertebrates
the killing of wild game and the harvesting of wild plants to provide food in traditional cultures
a system of monoculture for producing export crops requiring relatively large amounts of land and capital; originally dependent on slave labor
highly mechanized, large-scale farming, usually under corporate ownership
commercial gardening and fruit farming, so named because the word was a Middle English word meaning bartering or the exchange of commodities

15 Clues: characteristic of farmers of their way of life • the feeding relationships between species in a biotech community • farming to supply the minimum food and materials necessary to survive • highly mechanized, large-scale farming, usually under corporate ownership • the cultivation of domesticated crops and the raising of domesticated animals • ...

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word 2025-05-30

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A residential area located on the outskirts of a city—hello, picket fences and HOA fees (7, CC)
A region constantly caught in the crossfire of stronger political or cultural forces (4, IDK)
A political unit with defined territory, government, and sovereignty—AKA a country (4, CC)
A model showing how population growth shifts with development—critical for understanding global change (2, VIT)
The visible imprint of human activity on the environment—it tells the story of who lived there and how (3, VIT)
Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC)
Big-business farming that includes production, processing, and distribution—farming meets corporate boardroom (5, IDK)
A social construct often based on perceived biological traits—frequently confused with ethnicity (3, CC)
Something that hinders migration—could be a mountain, border wall, or even your mom (2, IDK)
Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC)
The power of a state to govern itself without outside interference—basically, “don’t tell me what to do” at the country level (4, VIT)
A capital city placed in a new or strategic location to spur development or assert control (4, IDK)
The process used to study the arrangement of phenomena across Earth’s surface; it’s the backbone of geography itself (1, VIT)
Measures the burden on working-age people from those too young or too old to work (2, IDK)
Poorer, less developed nations often dependent on core countries for economic support (6, CC)
Explains how services are distributed in a region and why cities of different sizes exist where they do (7, VIT)
Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC)
The spread of advanced agricultural methods that boosted food production and saved lives—though not without side effects (5, VIT)
The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding areas—more roads, more traffic, more everything (7, IDK)

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An industry where the final product weighs less than the inputs—like copper refining (6, VIT)
Technology makes the world feel smaller by reducing the time it takes for things to move (1, IDK)
An area where governments create trade-friendly zones to attract businesses—hello, tax breaks (6, IDK)
Describes a location in relation to other places—how “well-connected” it is (1, CC)
Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC)
A community beyond the suburbs—think more rural, but still tied to the metro area (7, CC)
The further you get from something, the less relevant it becomes—think grandma’s cookies vs. mass-produced ones (1, IDK)
The blending of cultural elements to form something entirely new—fusion food, but for everything (3, IDK)
A cultural identity based on shared heritage, language, and traditions (3, CC)
A business that isn’t tied to resources or markets—it can set up shop anywhere (6, IDK)
Farming that requires heavy labor on small plots—think rice paddies, not tractors (5, IDK)
A mini downtown with offices and shopping, usually located outside traditional urban cores (7, IDK)
Describes the physical characteristics of a location—climate, water sources, elevation, etc. (1, CC)
A group of people with a common culture and sense of unity—doesn’t always have a country (4, CC)
When a group adopts parts of another culture, usually while keeping their original identity (3, IDK)
Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC)

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word 2025-05-30

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A residential area located on the outskirts of a city—hello, picket fences and HOA fees (7, CC)
A region constantly caught in the crossfire of stronger political or cultural forces (4, IDK)
A political unit with defined territory, government, and sovereignty—AKA a country (4, CC)
A model showing how population growth shifts with development—critical for understanding global change (2, VIT)
The visible imprint of human activity on the environment—it tells the story of who lived there and how (3, VIT)
Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC)
Big-business farming that includes production, processing, and distribution—farming meets corporate boardroom (5, IDK)
A social construct often based on perceived biological traits—frequently confused with ethnicity (3, CC)
Something that hinders migration—could be a mountain, border wall, or even your mom (2, IDK)
Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC)
The power of a state to govern itself without outside interference—basically, “don’t tell me what to do” at the country level (4, VIT)
A capital city placed in a new or strategic location to spur development or assert control (4, IDK)
The process used to study the arrangement of phenomena across Earth’s surface; it’s the backbone of geography itself (1, VIT)
Measures the burden on working-age people from those too young or too old to work (2, IDK)
Poorer, less developed nations often dependent on core countries for economic support (6, CC)
Explains how services are distributed in a region and why cities of different sizes exist where they do (7, VIT)
Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC)
The spread of advanced agricultural methods that boosted food production and saved lives—though not without side effects (5, VIT)
The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding areas—more roads, more traffic, more everything (7, IDK)

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An industry where the final product weighs less than the inputs—like copper refining (6, VIT)
Technology makes the world feel smaller by reducing the time it takes for things to move (1, IDK)
An area where governments create trade-friendly zones to attract businesses—hello, tax breaks (6, IDK)
Describes a location in relation to other places—how “well-connected” it is (1, CC)
Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC)
A community beyond the suburbs—think more rural, but still tied to the metro area (7, CC)
The further you get from something, the less relevant it becomes—think grandma’s cookies vs. mass-produced ones (1, IDK)
The blending of cultural elements to form something entirely new—fusion food, but for everything (3, IDK)
A cultural identity based on shared heritage, language, and traditions (3, CC)
A business that isn’t tied to resources or markets—it can set up shop anywhere (6, IDK)
Farming that requires heavy labor on small plots—think rice paddies, not tractors (5, IDK)
A mini downtown with offices and shopping, usually located outside traditional urban cores (7, IDK)
Describes the physical characteristics of a location—climate, water sources, elevation, etc. (1, CC)
A group of people with a common culture and sense of unity—doesn’t always have a country (4, CC)
When a group adopts parts of another culture, usually while keeping their original identity (3, IDK)
Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC)

farms, farming, keeping animals and birds 2024-01-31

farms, farming, keeping animals and birds crossword puzzle

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turning in a circle
on but no touch
gives eggs
a small office at home
bananas, apples, apricots, etc..
the main color of a farm
cow's meat
onions, tomatoes, lettuce, etc..
goes moooo
water bird that goes quack quack
gives meat, milk and wool

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has got a farm
a bird , symbol of peace
My uncle lives --- a farm
not in front
flat
floors
levels in a building
in the center
gives the best cheese
made of goat's skin
space between rooms in a house

22 Clues: flat • floors • gives eggs • cow's meat • goes moooo • not in front • in the center • has got a farm • on but no touch • turning in a circle • made of goat's skin • levels in a building • gives the best cheese • a small office at home • a bird , symbol of peace • the main color of a farm • My uncle lives --- a farm • gives meat, milk and wool • space between rooms in a house • ...

Medieval Civilizations of the Americas 2023-09-27

Medieval Civilizations of the Americas crossword puzzle

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the crop that allowed for the building of cities in the Americas
the Aztec feudal social system similar to Hindu caste or European feudalism
the Inca practiced ______ farming in the high altitudes of the Andes
the native name for the Aztec peoples of Mexico
the mountain range dominated by the Inca
capital of the Aztec Empire
the man-made islands of the Aztec, used for building and farming
once thought to be the capital of the Mississippian peoples

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all conquered peoples of the Aztec paid _____ to them
the cult of _____ was common among the Mississippian and Meso-American peoples
the Inca built thousands of miles of _____ to connect its empire
the tuber crop that supported the Inca peoples of the Andes
both the Aztec and the Inca were conquered by the _______
system of "labor tax", forced labor within Inca empire
the Anasazi and Desert SW people were often called _____ people due to the constructions they built
permanent serf class working for the Inca or nobility of the Inca people

16 Clues: capital of the Aztec Empire • the mountain range dominated by the Inca • the native name for the Aztec peoples of Mexico • all conquered peoples of the Aztec paid _____ to them • system of "labor tax", forced labor within Inca empire • both the Aztec and the Inca were conquered by the _______ • the tuber crop that supported the Inca peoples of the Andes • ...

World Cultures and Geography Chapter 3 Section 1 Vocabulary 2024-02-22

World Cultures and Geography Chapter 3 Section 1 Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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A system of several mountain ranges that often run parallel to one another
When mountains prevent rain clouds from reaching the other side, this creates a rain...
Using resources in a responsible way that preserves them for future people
A narrow strip of land with sea on either side, forming a link between two larger land masses
A barrier that controls the flow of water
Exposed underground pools of water, most commonly found on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
There are 50 states in the USA, but only 48 of them are...
A type of agriculture that produces crops to sell
A long period of time with very little rain and dry conditions

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A climate that does not have extreme heat or extreme cold
A type of farming where you grow just enough food for yourself and your family
Farming
Large masses of ice and packed snow
A narrow strip of land that extends out into a body of water
Layers of rock beneath the earth that contain water
Sending goods to other countries

16 Clues: Farming • Sending goods to other countries • Large masses of ice and packed snow • A barrier that controls the flow of water • A type of agriculture that produces crops to sell • Layers of rock beneath the earth that contain water • A climate that does not have extreme heat or extreme cold • There are 50 states in the USA, but only 48 of them are... • ...

The shift from foraging to farming 2025-11-14

The shift from foraging to farming crossword puzzle

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Possessions, things, property.
Greek for "stone"
Foragers were _, they move from place to place.
The spread of work responsibilities.
Accumulation of goods led to _ between early communities.
Need for safety & protection caused early humans to have to _ their community.
When you accumulate a lot of something valuable, you are considered ...
Greek for "Old"
Another term for free time.
A bigger _ led to an increase in social life.
To prepare land for the raising of crops.
Settling in one place for an extended period of time.

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Another term for farming.
The ordering of humans based on their level of power.
The result of controlling & taming, like a plant or animal, for human use.
Green for "new"
Another term for a hunter-gatherer.
To move from one area to another for survival.
To collect a lot of something.
Extra or excess.

20 Clues: Green for "new" • Greek for "Old" • Extra or excess. • Greek for "stone" • Another term for farming. • Another term for free time. • Possessions, things, property. • To collect a lot of something. • Another term for a hunter-gatherer. • The spread of work responsibilities. • To prepare land for the raising of crops. • A bigger _ led to an increase in social life. • ...

vocabulary unit 2 2026-02-21

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reveal
before
farming
go hiking with a backpack

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doesn't speak
sensitivity toward
help
meet

8 Clues: help • meet • reveal • before • farming • doesn't speak • sensitivity toward • go hiking with a backpack

Puzzle #6 2022-09-23

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Authoritarian
An empty space within
Word with ringer or Sea
Having butterflies
Distressed, worried
Large and bulky
Thing that is used for making something

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Worried about being involved
One type of farming
Great, fantastic
Embarrassed, feeling like a fool
Without joy

12 Clues: Without joy • Authoritarian • Large and bulky • Great, fantastic • Having butterflies • One type of farming • Distressed, worried • An empty space within • Word with ringer or Sea • Worried about being involved • Embarrassed, feeling like a fool • Thing that is used for making something

Tobys Huge Crossword SRVHS 2025-04-25

Tobys Huge Crossword SRVHS crossword puzzle

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The minimum number of people needed to support a business or service (6 IDK)
An industry where the final product is heavier than the inputs (like soda bottles) (7 CC)
The language chosen by a country for government and laws (3 IDK)
Money sent home by migrants to support their families (6 VIT)
When a culture completely blends into another and loses its original traits (3 CC)
When companies divide production between countries, like designing in one and manufacturing in another (1 VIT)
Scaring homeowners into selling by warning them that different racial groups are moving in (6 CC)
When people move to a place because others from their community are already there (2 CC)
Controlling another country, often through politics or military, without settling (4 CC)
The idea that humans can adapt and make choices despite environmental limits (1 IDK)
A place name that can reveal culture or history (1 IDK)
Migration that happens in stages, not all at once (2 CC)
Farming to feed your family, not for profit (5 CC)
A system that ensures fair wages and treatment for producers in developing countries (7 IDK)
The location of a place in relation to other places (1 CC)
Denying loans to people in certain neighborhoods based on race (6 CC)
An industry where the final product is lighter than the raw materials (like smelting metal) (7 CC)
How causes of death shift from disease to chronic conditions as countries develop (2 IDK)

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Farming large-scale crops or animals for sale and money (5 CC)
A theory explaining where different types of farming happen based on distance from a market (5 VIT)
Farming of fish, shellfish, or other aquatic life (5 IDK)
Taxes on goods coming in or out of a country (7 IDK)
A large, developed, and densely populated city space (2 VIT)
Rules that control land use like residential, commercial, or industrial zones (6 IDK)
A person fleeing danger and asking for protection in another country (2 IDK)
Religions like Christianity that try to appeal to all people everywhere (3 VIT)
Taking over another area and settling there (4 CC)
A lifestyle of moving with animals to find fresh pasture (5 IDK)
The physical characteristics of a location like landforms or climate (1 CC)
A government where one person holds all the power (4 IDK)
When a culture adopts traits from another but keeps its identity (3 CC)
The outdated idea that the environment completely shapes how people live (7 VIT)
A government where power is shared between national and local levels (4 VIT)
A group of related languages from a common origin (3 IDK)
A small area surrounded by a different cultural or political region (4 IDK)

35 Clues: Taking over another area and settling there (4 CC) • Farming to feed your family, not for profit (5 CC) • Taxes on goods coming in or out of a country (7 IDK) • A place name that can reveal culture or history (1 IDK) • Migration that happens in stages, not all at once (2 CC) • Farming of fish, shellfish, or other aquatic life (5 IDK) • ...

Agricultural Science for JSS1 2023-09-29

Agricultural Science for JSS1 crossword puzzle

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It is an example of a storage facility
Crop and animal farming
It is one of the problems of agriculture which can be solved by the agricultural extension workers stepping up their activities to reach the peasant farmers.
Agriculture involves the production, the distribution and ____ of crops and animals for the use of human beings.
The primary producer of silk

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It should be made readily available and accessible for farmers to solve the problem of pest and diseases
The raw material gotten from sheep
It helps to boost crop yields
It is a Latin word which means field
It is a Latin word which means to cultivate
Anyone who depends party or entirely on farming crops or animals as a source of living

11 Clues: Crop and animal farming • The primary producer of silk • It helps to boost crop yields • The raw material gotten from sheep • It is a Latin word which means field • It is an example of a storage facility • It is a Latin word which means to cultivate • Anyone who depends party or entirely on farming crops or animals as a source of living • ...

Ch.14 Crossword Review 2022-04-10

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a derogatory term used for those migrating west from the plains states
out of every economic sector farming was arguably hit the hardest
president elected in 1928
group of army vets who would eventually be tear-gassed in Washington D.C
its crash signaled the beginning of the Great Depression
went from 3% to 25% in just four years

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usually teenagers who hopped trains to go to new cities in search of escape or jobs
the area of the American nation affected most by the depression
many people began using this payment method and just paid out the cost in installments
October 29 1929
both an event and an area where poor soil management and drought combined to have economic, cultural and societal impact

11 Clues: October 29 1929 • president elected in 1928 • went from 3% to 25% in just four years • its crash signaled the beginning of the Great Depression • the area of the American nation affected most by the depression • out of every economic sector farming was arguably hit the hardest • a derogatory term used for those migrating west from the plains states • ...

Industrial Revolution 2024-02-06

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A mechanically of electronically operated device used to perform a task more easily
A building where goods are manufactured or assembled mainly be machines
Movement of people or goods from one place to another
Process of rapid change from farming to industry and machine manufacturing

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Another word for farming, the practice of growing crops or raising livestock/animals
A community whose economy is based on producing and maintaining crops and farmlands
Physical work done by humans
The amount of a specific good or service that's available verses the amount of goods or service that is needed/wanted
The year that the Industrial Revolution started
Work that deprives young people of their childhood and education
The process of extracting resources from the earth (ground)

11 Clues: Physical work done by humans • The year that the Industrial Revolution started • Movement of people or goods from one place to another • The process of extracting resources from the earth (ground) • Work that deprives young people of their childhood and education • A building where goods are manufactured or assembled mainly be machines • ...

Adilyn Dunn´s Crossword Puzzle Title 2022-09-20

Adilyn Dunn´s Crossword Puzzle Title crossword puzzle

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bones were the earliest written records during this time period
wall to hold back water Oracle
- a symbol that represents a word or a group of words
- a ruling family that holds power for many years
animal bone or shell carved with written characters that was used to predict the future in Ancient China
- First major rulers of the farming villages along the Huang River

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- a picture that represents a word or idea
were written on the bones, then heated till they cracked. King or high priest would interpret the cracks
a dustlike material that can form soil
the farmers to clear and prepare land for farming, led to larger harvests which supported more soldiers
1300 BCE had a fully developed writing system

11 Clues: wall to hold back water Oracle • a dustlike material that can form soil • - a picture that represents a word or idea • 1300 BCE had a fully developed writing system • - a ruling family that holds power for many years • - a symbol that represents a word or a group of words • bones were the earliest written records during this time period • ...

Human Geography Vocab Cross Word 2025-05-30

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A residential area located on the outskirts of a city—hello, picket fences and HOA fees (7, CC)
A region constantly caught in the crossfire of stronger political or cultural forces (4, IDK)
A political unit with defined territory, government, and sovereignty—AKA a country (4, CC)
A model showing how population growth shifts with development—critical for understanding global change (2, VIT)
The visible imprint of human activity on the environment—it tells the story of who lived there and how (3, VIT)
Farming to feed yourself and your family—profit is not the goal (5, CC)
Big-business farming that includes production, processing, and distribution—farming meets corporate boardroom (5, IDK)
A social construct often based on perceived biological traits—frequently confused with ethnicity (3, CC)
Something that hinders migration—could be a mountain, border wall, or even your mom (2, IDK)
Moving into a new place or country to live permanently (2, CC)
The power of a state to govern itself without outside interference—basically, “don’t tell me what to do” at the country level (4, VIT)
A capital city placed in a new or strategic location to spur development or assert control (4, IDK)
The process used to study the arrangement of phenomena across Earth’s surface; it’s the backbone of geography itself (1, VIT)
Measures the burden on working-age people from those too young or too old to work (2, IDK)
Poorer, less developed nations often dependent on core countries for economic support (6, CC)
Explains how services are distributed in a region and why cities of different sizes exist where they do (7, VIT)
Leaving one’s home country to settle elsewhere (2, CC)
The spread of advanced agricultural methods that boosted food production and saved lives—though not without side effects (5, VIT)
The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding areas—more roads, more traffic, more everything (7, IDK)

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An industry where the final product weighs less than the inputs—like copper refining (6, VIT)
Technology makes the world feel smaller by reducing the time it takes for things to move (1, IDK)
An area where governments create trade-friendly zones to attract businesses—hello, tax breaks (6, IDK)
Describes a location in relation to other places—how “well-connected” it is (1, CC)
Wealthy, developed nations that control global trade and finance (6, CC)
A community beyond the suburbs—think more rural, but still tied to the metro area (7, CC)
The further you get from something, the less relevant it becomes—think grandma’s cookies vs. mass-produced ones (1, IDK)
The blending of cultural elements to form something entirely new—fusion food, but for everything (3, IDK)
A cultural identity based on shared heritage, language, and traditions (3, CC)
A business that isn’t tied to resources or markets—it can set up shop anywhere (6, IDK)
Farming that requires heavy labor on small plots—think rice paddies, not tractors (5, IDK)
A mini downtown with offices and shopping, usually located outside traditional urban cores (7, IDK)
Describes the physical characteristics of a location—climate, water sources, elevation, etc. (1, CC)
A group of people with a common culture and sense of unity—doesn’t always have a country (4, CC)
When a group adopts parts of another culture, usually while keeping their original identity (3, IDK)
Farming to sell crops and make money—profit is the whole point (5, CC)

CrossWord Puzzle 2017-09-28

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item for farming
bread made by flower and salt
a ruler
royal wife of akhenaten
item inside the pyramid
food music feast

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dangerous bettle
a servent for the king
bettle bettle in egypt
huage structure in egypt
structure in egypt
vault

12 Clues: vault • a ruler • dangerous bettle • item for farming • food music feast • structure in egypt • a servent for the king • bettle bettle in egypt • royal wife of akhenaten • item inside the pyramid • huage structure in egypt • bread made by flower and salt

Unit 3 Vocabulary 2023-11-17

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wanting something
work
process of being moved
Country
amount of something
using machines to make a process more automatic

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making a large amount of something
farming
BIG change
turning raw materials into manufactured goods
Wealth and resources ($$) of a country
City

12 Clues: work • City • farming • Country • BIG change • wanting something • amount of something • process of being moved • making a large amount of something • Wealth and resources ($$) of a country • turning raw materials into manufactured goods • using machines to make a process more automatic

City Farming and Language and Culture 2025-11-21

City Farming and Language and Culture crossword puzzle

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polluted
The way that someone or something looks
chemicals sprayed on plants to kill insects
different; not the same
fish tank and container of growing plants
extremely large or great
listening to or focusing on something
to on include
to say something briefly
a person doesn't understand something correctly
beliefs about right and wrong, what important
way of speaking
giving a sense of strength and pride
friendship within a group
many different types of people or things

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an area of work, interest, or study
not good enough, big enough, skilled enough
to record information by writing about it
relating to cities
a young plant grown from seed
able to deal with a problem or wait calmly
a person who writes books, stories, or articles
older
happening in many places
the experience or knowledge in a persons past
to become larger; to make some larger

26 Clues: older • polluted • to on include • way of speaking • relating to cities • different; not the same • extremely large or great • to say something briefly • happening in many places • friendship within a group • a young plant grown from seed • an area of work, interest, or study • giving a sense of strength and pride • listening to or focusing on something • ...

RECONSTRUCTION ERA 2021-12-09

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CROW LAWS laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites.
officially sign or give a formal consent.
a farming system used in the south where a land,seeds,supplies,and other items to farmers,who would provide a share of their crop as payment to the land owner
CODES laws created by southern states that removed freedmen's civil rights.
AMENDMENT granted citizenship and equal protection under the law ,regardless of race.
FARMING a farming system used in the south where a landowner would rent land to a farmer(who came with most of their own supplies)the farmer would pay rent with money they acquired.
RECONSTRUCTION period of time after Lincolns assassination and john-sons impeachment where republicans in congress worked to readmit farmer confederate states to the union and did freedmen in their transition from slavery.Helped remove KKK and Black codes from influence.Also known as military reconstruction.

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a pardon that is granted to someone who has committed offense.
BUREAU organization created in 1865 under Lincoln ,intended to help freedmen adjust to post war life.Provided clothing,food,shelter,education,and medical aid.
RECONSTRUCTION period of time immediately after the civil war during Lincolns and john-sons presidencies. Both presidents offered-lenient plans of reconstruction to southern states.
AMENDMENT granted voting rights to African american males.
LEGISLATORS a group of African Americas elected into Georgia general assembly were expelled for racist and unfounded reasons,resulted in Georgia remaining under military reconstruction.
KLUX KLAN southern domestic terrorist organization that used violence and intimidation tactics to prevent African Americas and republicans from gaining any political power.
AMENDMENT abolished slavery.
to kill by hanging with out due procces of the law.

15 Clues: AMENDMENT abolished slavery. • officially sign or give a formal consent. • to kill by hanging with out due procces of the law. • AMENDMENT granted voting rights to African american males. • CROW LAWS laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites. • CODES laws created by southern states that removed freedmen's civil rights. • ...

Hard words 2024-12-13

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Interlacing long threads
Throw
children who move from place to place to get workssues
Farming
To work hard
Concerns/questions

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Demands
To dig for
Crops such as coffee, sugar and tobacco
exhausting
Another word for carpet

11 Clues: Throw • Demands • Farming • To dig for • exhausting • To work hard • Concerns/questions • Another word for carpet • Interlacing long threads • Crops such as coffee, sugar and tobacco • children who move from place to place to get workssues

criscros aplsause 2026-05-15

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felon
dihydrogen monoxide
one with a broken heart
combusted into flames
hanging on a great big reflection

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has great love for farming machinery and guns
baby
jewelry maker
in a mature form
killer
not clean enough

11 Clues: baby • felon • killer • jewelry maker • in a mature form • not clean enough • dihydrogen monoxide • combusted into flames • one with a broken heart • hanging on a great big reflection • has great love for farming machinery and guns

Geography Unit 2 Introduction 2025-03-04

Geography Unit 2 Introduction crossword puzzle

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(P. 289) Also known as fish-farming, raising fish like salmon in pens in the water
(P. 284) Limiting overfishing by ______________ nations in Canadian waters, in the past it was uncontrolled
(P. 279/280) A type of fish that feeds in the open water
(P. 296) Only 13% of Canadian land has the _______________ for agriculture
(P. 292) One of the two climate variables that allows for farming success in Canada
(P. 313) A forest region going from Ontario to Atlantic Canada, eventually goes into the Boreal
(P. 311) Non-___________ forests are forests too far from human populations in cold places where trees grow slowly
(P. 278) A resource, that with proper usage, will
(p. 290) Water without salt in it
(P. 283) Fishing 16-25km from shore
(P. 312) The largest of Canada's forest region, covers a wide region of Canada
(P. 284) __________ Yield Management, a way of properly managing forests, fish, and agriculture
(P. 288) Also known as first nations or Indigenous, they get better access to fishing
(P. 296) ___-renewable resource, one which does not regenerate overtime and if it does it takes thousands of years
(P. 300) This type of farming require less land but higher inputs of machines and manpower
(P. 294) Since Canada is a cold country, farmers also have to consider the ______-free period
(p. 307) Money given by the government to industries, in this case agriculture
(P. 292) _________ Degree-days, days when it is sufficiently hot for growing crops
A famous example of a fish that was overharvested and it's population never recovered
(P. 279/280) A type of fish with a shell hehe
(P. 284) One of the ways to improve sustain yield management

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(P. 294) In areas that are too wet this happens and causes plants to not grow so well
(P. 294) One of three things farmers can apply to crops when they have reached their best stage (as determined by growing-degree-days)
(P. 300) This type of farming sees large swathes of land tended to by less manpower, more machines, and less produce
(P. 292) One of the two climate variables that allows for farming success in Canada
(P. 323) The basin into which the surrounding water drains in to
(P. 315) A type of cutting/logging that pulls out either naturally fallen trees or particular ones
(P. 314) A type of cutting/logging that is cheap and quick taking the most trees from an area possible
(P. 310) 12% of Canadian forests, synonymous with deciduous trees
(P. 298) Due to this, there has been an increase in size of farms, but decrease in number of farms
(P. 313) A forest region with thin soils leading to poorly grown trees
(P. 313) A forest region on the Pacific side of Canada with dense forests and well-grown trees
(P. 283) Fishing at the end of the continental shelf
(P. 313) A forest region with the second best wood per hectare
(P. 318) A type of rain that happens due to large amount of air pollution with no trees to absorb it
(P. 280) The ___________ shelf, where the earthen plate ends and the oceanic plate begin, less than 200 metres in depth
(P. 292) Canada's agriculture is dependent on our __________, specifically two variables of it
(P. 279/280) A type of fish the feeds off the ground
(P. 310) 66% of Canadian forests, synonymous with coniferous trees
(P. 286) The act of catching too much fish, not giving the population time to rebuild

40 Clues: (p. 290) Water without salt in it • (P. 283) Fishing 16-25km from shore • (P. 279/280) A type of fish with a shell hehe • (P. 278) A resource, that with proper usage, will • (P. 283) Fishing at the end of the continental shelf • (P. 279/280) A type of fish the feeds off the ground • (P. 279/280) A type of fish that feeds in the open water • ...

Spelling Words Week 3 2021-10-11

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plural of tooth
instrument use for cuting
a bugy that stay in the hir
plural of foot
plural of octopus
plurar of mause
plural of ox
plural for man

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plural of goose
plural of catuse
a farming animal
the plural of woman
plural of child
men or woman or children

14 Clues: plural of ox • plural of foot • plural for man • plural of goose • plural of tooth • plural of child • plurar of mause • plural of catuse • a farming animal • plural of octopus • the plural of woman • men or woman or children • instrument use for cuting • a bugy that stay in the hir

Food processing 2023-05-04

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cut into thin layers
a sterilized product
dehydrate
a preservative
the procedure of your product
- Uncooked food
- the practice of farming
get rid of skin on your fruit/vegetable

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added flavors or food products
a additive
to freeze
to clean
substances to stop food from spoiling
remove liquids and store them

14 Clues: to clean • dehydrate • to freeze • a additive • a preservative • - Uncooked food • cut into thin layers • a sterilized product • - the practice of farming • the procedure of your product • remove liquids and store them • added flavors or food products • substances to stop food from spoiling • get rid of skin on your fruit/vegetable

Civil war 2021-11-30

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confederate abbreviation
rent land & tools
tax on imports
a prison used for union soldiers
separate or break away
freed slaves
rent land, own tools

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the general in charge of the March to the sea
accomplish
to seal off an area from receiving imports
right to vote
rebuild
Country
sign and approve

14 Clues: rebuild • Country • accomplish • freed slaves • right to vote • tax on imports • sign and approve • rent land & tools • rent land, own tools • separate or break away • confederate abbreviation • a prison used for union soldiers • to seal off an area from receiving imports • the general in charge of the March to the sea

FFA Creed par. 1 2023-11-09

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365 days
something you say
opposite of past
not worse
something you earn by being successful
someone who indulges in agriculture
something you have to keep

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farming
something you do
think something is true
complete trust or confidence
people born around the same time
hardships
to be pleased by something

14 Clues: farming • 365 days • not worse • hardships • something you do • opposite of past • something you say • think something is true • to be pleased by something • something you have to keep • complete trust or confidence • people born around the same time • someone who indulges in agriculture • something you earn by being successful

Canada travel 2025-02-03

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for paying stuff
an activity with fishes
what makes something representative of an other
an activity with animals and plants
the nature at its best
mountains, forests, lakes...
diversities of studies
more than beautiful

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brain's study
a diploma/a degree
energetic
not from the country
being better than
a lot of zeros

14 Clues: energetic • brain's study • a lot of zeros • for paying stuff • being better than • a diploma/a degree • more than beautiful • not from the country • the nature at its best • diversities of studies • an activity with fishes • mountains, forests, lakes... • an activity with animals and plants • what makes something representative of an other

World Cultures and Geography Chapter 3 Section 1 Vocabulary 2024-02-22

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A long period of time with very little rain and dry conditions
Exposed underground pools of water, most commonly found on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
Layers of rock beneath the earth that contain water
A narrow strip of land that extends out into a body of water
Sending goods to other countries
A type of agriculture that produces crops to sell
A narrow strip of land with sea on either side, forming a link between two larger land masses
Using resources in a responsible way that preserves them for future people
A barrier that controls the flow of water

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Large masses of ice and packed snow
Farming
A type of farming where you grow just enough food for yourself and your family
There are 50 states in the USA, but only 48 of them are...
When mountains prevent rain clouds from reaching the other side, this creates a rain...
A climate that does not have extreme heat or extreme cold
A system of several mountain ranges that often run parallel to one another

World Cultures and Geography Chapter 3 Section 1 Vocabulary 2024-02-22

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A barrier that controls the flow of water
Using resources in a responsible way that preserves them for future people
A type of agriculture that produces crops to sell
A type of farming where you grow just enough food for yourself and your family
Exposed underground pools of water, most commonly found on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
When mountains prevent rain clouds from reaching the other side, this creates a rain...
Large masses of ice and packed snow
A narrow strip of land with sea on either side, forming a link between two larger land masses
Sending goods to other countries

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A climate that does not have extreme heat or extreme cold
There are 50 states in the USA, but only 48 of them are...
A system of several mountain ranges that often run parallel to one another
A narrow strip of land that extends out into a body of water
Layers of rock beneath the earth that contain water
A long period of time with very little rain and dry conditions
Farming

Unit 3 Vocabulary 2024-03-18

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A technique used to cut trees, brush, and grasses and burned the debris to clear the field.
A chain of mountain ranges through the western portion of North, Central, and South America.
Savannas with flat terrain and moderate rainfall that make them suitable for farming.
Things like sewers, transportation, electricity, and housing.
A style of music that developed in Jamaica in the 1960s.
The purposeful clearing of forest land.
Caused by the burning of fossils.
Winds through the northern part of continent, mainly in Venezuela.
Areas of grasslands and rich in soil.

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Dense forests made up of different trees.
The largest river by discharge volume of water in the world, and the longest river system in the world
Is all the different kinds of life you’ll find in one area.
A vast plain between Colombia and Venezuela,which are grassy,treeless areas used for livestock grazing and farming
Factors that “push” people to leave rural areas.
North American free trade agreement
A style of music that began in Trinidad and combines musical elements from Africa, Spain, and the Caribbean.

16 Clues: Caused by the burning of fossils. • North American free trade agreement • Areas of grasslands and rich in soil. • The purposeful clearing of forest land. • Dense forests made up of different trees. • Factors that “push” people to leave rural areas. • A style of music that developed in Jamaica in the 1960s. • Is all the different kinds of life you’ll find in one area. • ...

English crossword 2020-04-22

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the … are empty of People.
he didn't give up his farming plans.
Everyone wanted Gold in the …

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… Trains make Long journeys.
He has to … he owns the land.
the Gold rush is also called Gold …

6 Clues: the … are empty of People. • … Trains make Long journeys. • He has to … he owns the land. • Everyone wanted Gold in the … • the Gold rush is also called Gold … • he didn't give up his farming plans.

Life at STMA 2018-02-17

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Ad Majorem Dei
Skirts and dress must be this length
Chose farming over philosophy
At 7:30 in the morning
Students go every summer
Deacon's spirit animal
Dr. K's favorite color

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UVA graduate
Vincent Pribish played tennis with him
108
Extremely loud
Location of our sister school
Bricks
Name of recent monkey clone

14 Clues: 108 • Bricks • UVA graduate • Ad Majorem Dei • Extremely loud • At 7:30 in the morning • Deacon's spirit animal • Dr. K's favorite color • Students go every summer • Name of recent monkey clone • Location of our sister school • Chose farming over philosophy • Skirts and dress must be this length • Vincent Pribish played tennis with him

Aquaculture Crossword Puzzle 2021-11-02

Aquaculture Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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harvesting of fish
the air-water interface
appearance of water
A third of wild stocks are overexploited
also known as aquafarming
way to eat fish

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dissolved salts
Put it in the freshwater
pH, alkalinity, hardness
The impact of salmon farming
fertilizers and feeds
Fisheries fish scientists
sexual maturity
fresh water bottom feters

14 Clues: dissolved salts • sexual maturity • way to eat fish • harvesting of fish • appearance of water • fertilizers and feeds • the air-water interface • Put it in the freshwater • pH, alkalinity, hardness • also known as aquafarming • fresh water bottom feters • Fisheries fish scientists • The impact of salmon farming • A third of wild stocks are overexploited

Vocab #8 2025-05-05

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Mountain range in South America.
Empire in the Andes Mountains.
Shinto shrine gate.
– Empire in central Mexico.
– Belief that nature has spirits.

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Tiered Asian temple.
Incan capital city.
– Ancient Mesoamerican civilization.
Incan knotted record system.
Narrow land bridge.
Aztec capital city.
Japanese nature religion.
Step-like mountain farming.
Aztec floating gardens.

14 Clues: Incan capital city. • Narrow land bridge. • Aztec capital city. • Shinto shrine gate. • Tiered Asian temple. • Aztec floating gardens. • Japanese nature religion. • Step-like mountain farming. • – Empire in central Mexico. • Incan knotted record system. • Empire in the Andes Mountains. • Mountain range in South America. • – Belief that nature has spirits. • ...

16 career clusters 2020-10-06

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computer technology
performing/entertaining
farming/growing crops
technical support services
events/travel related services

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running/managing an office
making/building structures
mental health services
teaching/learning services
managing money

10 Clues: managing money • computer technology • farming/growing crops • mental health services • performing/entertaining • running/managing an office • making/building structures • teaching/learning services • technical support services • events/travel related services

Water crisis in Nepal 2025-10-22

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low income unemployment
contamination
rain water harvesting
poor health
livestock and farming

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high demand low supply
in role of corruption
shortage of water
spring slopes
major crisis and effects

10 Clues: poor health • contamination • spring slopes • shortage of water • in role of corruption • rain water harvesting • livestock and farming • high demand low supply • low income unemployment • major crisis and effects

AFA 7 AGRICULTURE JOB AND CAREERS 2024-09-23

AFA 7 AGRICULTURE JOB AND CAREERS crossword puzzle

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perform manual tasks
economic sectors for farming and farming- related commerce.
performing administrative roles

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scientist work in agriculture
selling materials
It is the science,artor practice of soil cultivation through crop production and livestock raising

6 Clues: selling materials • perform manual tasks • scientist work in agriculture • performing administrative roles • economic sectors for farming and farming- related commerce. • It is the science,artor practice of soil cultivation through crop production and livestock raising

Field to Fork 2023-06-04

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the process of gathering crops
farming of crops
bring good or services into a country from abroad

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the weather conditions in an area
farming of animals
trade between companies to ensure farmers are paid fairly

6 Clues: farming of crops • farming of animals • the process of gathering crops • the weather conditions in an area • bring good or services into a country from abroad • trade between companies to ensure farmers are paid fairly

Organic Food:Why? 2017-10-09

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not artificial
the air, water, minerals, organisms, and all other external factors surrounding and affecting a given organism at any time
an open place or a covered building where buyers and sellers convene for a sale of goods
any poison produced by an organism
any substance or agent that tends to produce a cancer

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any substance used to improve the quality of the soil especially a commercial or chemical manure
an approach in farming where modern techniques are used
it means healthful or nourishing
a substance produced by or used in chemical process
a chemical preparation for destroying plant, fungal or animal pests
it is a farming approach that uses natural rather than manufactured chemicals in the growth of animals and vegetables

11 Clues: not artificial • it means healthful or nourishing • any poison produced by an organism • a substance produced by or used in chemical process • any substance or agent that tends to produce a cancer • an approach in farming where modern techniques are used • a chemical preparation for destroying plant, fungal or animal pests • ...

Scarlet Fall Crossword 2025-09-21

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heap of fall foliage
autumn yard work
a quintessential fireside treat
the collecting of crops
Halloween craft
originated from an ancient Celtic festival
winter squash dessert
sweet vegetable confectionery

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a squirrel's favorite snack
fun family activity
farming vehicle
wants a brain
when day and night are almost equal
famous autumnal beverage

14 Clues: wants a brain • farming vehicle • Halloween craft • autumn yard work • fun family activity • heap of fall foliage • winter squash dessert • the collecting of crops • famous autumnal beverage • a squirrel's favorite snack • sweet vegetable confectionery • a quintessential fireside treat • when day and night are almost equal • originated from an ancient Celtic festival

AG Careers 2025-03-31

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The process of promoting and selling agricultural products, including advertising, distribution, and customer outreach.
A scientist who studies soil, plants, and farming methods to improve crop production and sustainability.
_______-Based Careers are jobs in agriculture that focus on sharing information, educating the public, marketing, and advocating for the industry (e.g., ag teachers, extension agents, journalists).
The practice of using resources in a way that preserves them for future generations while maintaining environmental health.
A long-term professional journey that typically involves specialized training and advancement within a field.
A skilled worker who repairs and maintains agricultural machinery, including tractors, harvesters, and irrigation systems.
Professionals who transport agricultural goods over long distances, playing a key role in the food supply chain.

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Agent A professional who provides research-based education and resources to farmers and communities, often through universities or government agencies.
Involving two or more areas of study or fields of work that are connected and influence each other.
A medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses in animals, including livestock, pets, and wildlife.
A specific position of employment where a person is paid to perform a set of tasks, but it may not necessarily lead to long-term career growth.
The practice of farming, including cultivating soil, growing crops, and raising livestock for food, fiber, and other products.
Scientist A professional who studies food production, preservation, and safety to improve quality and efficiency.
_____-Based Careers are jobs in agriculture that involve conducting experiments, analyzing data, and developing innovations to improve farming and food production (e.g., veterinarians, agronomists, food scientists).
______-Based Careers are agricultural jobs that require physical work, including operating machinery, planting, harvesting, and caring for livestock (e.g., farmers, ranchers, mechanics).

15 Clues: Involving two or more areas of study or fields of work that are connected and influence each other. • A scientist who studies soil, plants, and farming methods to improve crop production and sustainability. • A long-term professional journey that typically involves specialized training and advancement within a field. • ...

Q2Unit1 Ancient Mesopotamia Vocabulary Dr E 2025-10-20

Q2Unit1 Ancient Mesopotamia Vocabulary Dr E crossword puzzle

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(noun)The science and technology of moving and controlling fluids, especially water, often used in ancient times for irrigation and other purposes.
(noun)The beliefs, customs, arts, and way of life of a group of people.
(noun)An independent city and its surrounding territory that functions as a separate political unit, often found in ancient civilizations.
(noun) _____ structure is the organization of people in a society into different social levels based on wealth, job, or family background.
(noun) An ____ society’s economy is based on producing and maintaining crops and farmland.
(noun)A person who writes or keeps records, especially in ancient times before printing was invented.
(noun)Fertile soil deposited by rivers, often found in floodplains and good for growing crops.
(noun)The exchange of goods and services between people or countries.

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(noun)The artificial application of water to land to help grow crops, usually by means of channels or pipes.
(noun) Flat land near a river that is likely to flood and often has rich soil for farming.
(noun) The process of taming wild plants or animals for human use, such as farming or companionship.
(noun)Fine soil or particles carried by water and deposited on land, often making the land more fertile.
(noun)The practice of farming, including growing crops and raising animals for food, clothing, and other products.
(noun) The point on the Earth's surface directly above where an earthquake starts, but in historical contexts, may refer to the central point of activity.
(noun) An ancient system of writing developed by the Sumerians of Mesopotamia, using wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.

15 Clues: (noun)The exchange of goods and services between people or countries. • (noun)The beliefs, customs, arts, and way of life of a group of people. • (noun) Flat land near a river that is likely to flood and often has rich soil for farming. • (noun) An ____ society’s economy is based on producing and maintaining crops and farmland. • ...

Erol ss vocabulary term 3 impact 2018-02-08

Erol ss vocabulary term 3 impact crossword puzzle

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a distinct period of time
antonym of ignore
a job that produces food
bringing things
cultural modifications of a group
something you cant stop
synonym of effect
synonym of wandering
synonym of example
synonym of learn
estimate the similarities of 2 things
antonym of except

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the natural world
managing items by there common features
synonym of survey
synonym of finish
combining social and cultural factors
process of understanding info
never stays the same

19 Clues: bringing things • synonym of learn • the natural world • antonym of ignore • synonym of finish • synonym of effect • antonym of except • synonym of survey • synonym of example • never stays the same • synonym of wandering • something you cant stop • a job that produces food • a distinct period of time • process of understanding info • cultural modifications of a group • ...

azelia-putri-utomo-ss-vocabulary-term-3-impact 2018-02-18

azelia-putri-utomo-ss-vocabulary-term-3-impact crossword puzzle

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to research something
combining social and culture
to plant a garden/pet an animal
synonym of taking in
synonym of effect
synonym of time
synonym of end or finish
people who live in place to place
synonym of different
synonym of era

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to form an opinion
synonym of naturalization
synonym of habitat
synonym of type
synonym of knowledge
ask someone
synonym of figure out
to save something
synonym of differentate

19 Clues: ask someone • synonym of era • synonym of type • synonym of time • synonym of effect • to save something • to form an opinion • synonym of habitat • synonym of knowledge • synonym of taking in • synonym of different • to research something • synonym of figure out • synonym of differentate • synonym of end or finish • synonym of naturalization • combining social and culture • ...

shermone dyer global history 2017-06-07

shermone dyer global history crossword puzzle

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AND ARCHITECTURE IN SOCIETY
AUTNORITY
CODE BABYLON
OF SOCITY TECHNOLOGY
TO THE EUROPEAN THEORY OF DIVINE RIGHT
CIVILIZATION INDUS MESOPOTAMIA.
PEOPLE.
DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION
TOTALITARIAN SOCIETIES IT FEFLECTS THE WILL OF THE

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VALLEYS FERTILE SOIL COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPORTATION .
GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES INFLUECE PEOPLE.
REVOLUTION PERMANENT TOWN
ORDER STRICT EYE FOR AN EYE
civilization along river valleys fertile soil.
OR WAY OF LIFE
OF HEAVENDYNASTIC CYCLE
NILE HUANGHE TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES.
OTHER CODES OF LAW
ViLLAGES FARMING DOMESTICATION.

19 Clues: PEOPLE. • AUTNORITY • CODE BABYLON • OR WAY OF LIFE • OTHER CODES OF LAW • OF SOCITY TECHNOLOGY • OF HEAVENDYNASTIC CYCLE • REVOLUTION PERMANENT TOWN • DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION • AND ARCHITECTURE IN SOCIETY • ORDER STRICT EYE FOR AN EYE • CIVILIZATION INDUS MESOPOTAMIA. • ViLLAGES FARMING DOMESTICATION. • NILE HUANGHE TIGRIS AND EUPHRATES. • GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES INFLUECE PEOPLE. • ...

hi joe 2016-09-26

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rulers of egypt
mesopotamia
pharaohs tombs
trading without money
a family of rulers
metal age
a pharaoh who united both egypts
the boy king

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belife in more than one god
best known for his code
ancient form of paper
different jobs in different feilds
state country
old way of farming

14 Clues: metal age • mesopotamia • the boy king • state country • pharaohs tombs • rulers of egypt • old way of farming • a family of rulers • ancient form of paper • trading without money • best known for his code • belife in more than one god • a pharaoh who united both egypts • different jobs in different feilds

SETTLEMENTS :) 2013-09-18

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a city or town where majority of people are involved in activities such as manufacturing and business
how buildings are arranged
made up of individual buildings scattered over a wide area
main activities carried out by people within a settlement

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a place where people gather to live and carry out activities such as trading, manufacturing or farming
how people live
available facilities which provide goods and services
number of people living in a place
located along main transport routes, built taking after the pattern of these routes
made up of buildings clustered together in an area, usually the meeting point of transport routes
a settlement where majority of people are involved in activities such as farming, mining and fishing

11 Clues: how people live • how buildings are arranged • number of people living in a place • available facilities which provide goods and services • main activities carried out by people within a settlement • made up of individual buildings scattered over a wide area • located along main transport routes, built taking after the pattern of these routes • ...

FFA 2022-05-17

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future farmers of america
an omnivorous domesticated hoofed mammal with sparse bristly hair and a flat snout for rooting in the soil, kept for its meat
farm animals regarded as an asset.
the art or practice of garden cultivation and management
outlines the organization's values and beliefs regarding the industry of agriculture, FFA membership, and citizenship and patriotism.
awarded to ninth grade or older members who learn about the FFA history, mission, creed and emblem and make plans for an SAE
academic study or achievement; learning of a high level

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the science or practice of farming
the action of leading a group of people or an organization
the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock.
ffa color

11 Clues: ffa color • future farmers of america • the science or practice of farming • farm animals regarded as an asset. • academic study or achievement; learning of a high level • the art or practice of garden cultivation and management • the action of leading a group of people or an organization • the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock. • ...

Where Does Food Come From? 2025-11-08

Where Does Food Come From? crossword puzzle

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Food that comes from nearby, not from far away. Maybe from your own town or village!
A period of 100 years
When something becomes smaller or less
To wrap food in boxes, bottles, or bags so people can buy it safely
Something that’s easy and quick to use or do
The big word for farming, growing plants and raising animals for food

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A place where farmers sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and other food they grow themselves.
To change raw food into something we can eat
A very large farm run by a company, not just a family.
When a country sends its food or products to another country
A substance used in farming or food making — sometimes to help plants grow faster. ⚗️🌿

11 Clues: A period of 100 years • When something becomes smaller or less • To change raw food into something we can eat • Something that’s easy and quick to use or do • A very large farm run by a company, not just a family. • When a country sends its food or products to another country • To wrap food in boxes, bottles, or bags so people can buy it safely • ...

Industrial Revolution 2015-02-23

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it produced muslin
transformation of farming
like a river
made thread stronger
fabric

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application of machinery
identical products
not to rich not to poor
titles to the commons
machine ran by burning fuel
make children work

11 Clues: fabric • like a river • it produced muslin • identical products • make children work • made thread stronger • titles to the commons • not to rich not to poor • application of machinery • transformation of farming • machine ran by burning fuel

Aquaculture 2025-01-10

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fish most needed nutrient
split tail
saltwater and fresh
Adding baby fish
water farming
finger long fish

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Parts per Million
dirty or unclear water
making babies
water plant that grows in water
where babies are made

11 Clues: split tail • making babies • water farming • Adding baby fish • finger long fish • Parts per Million • saltwater and fresh • where babies are made • dirty or unclear water • fish most needed nutrient • water plant that grows in water

Global Warming - Vocabulary 2021-10-28

Global Warming - Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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water that is not salty
to threaten with extinction
going up
going down
nature

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getting bigger
land for farming
from a solid to a liquid state
break
getting smaller

10 Clues: break • nature • going up • going down • getting bigger • getting smaller • land for farming • water that is not salty • to threaten with extinction • from a solid to a liquid state

F+WL/cl choice Board 2024-01-09

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Discuss.
Tobacco, Cotton, Wheat.
Territory
The French and Indian War.
French Fort.
Peasant Farming.

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Strong Matches.
A market that only has 1 seller/farmers.
Contract.
The Seven year war.

10 Clues: Discuss. • Contract. • Territory • French Fort. • Strong Matches. • Peasant Farming. • The Seven year war. • Tobacco, Cotton, Wheat. • The French and Indian War. • A market that only has 1 seller/farmers.

FFA Creed crossword 2023-01-19

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negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction
the science or practice of farming
free from outside control
a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.
the activity or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.
the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock

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all of the people born and living at about the same time, regarded collectively.
to make or manufacture from components or raw materials.
the activity or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.
an organization set up to provide help and raise money for those in need.
the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation
the action of leading a group of people or an organization.

12 Clues: free from outside control • the science or practice of farming • negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction • to make or manufacture from components or raw materials. • the action of leading a group of people or an organization. • the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock • ...

Pathways 2 L/S Unit 4 2022-10-20

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to need for a particular purpose
the science or practice of farming
enough
to encounter
to protect for future
materials people can use
requiring immediate attention
to move slowly without stopping
insufficient

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to divide among several or many
disaster
to make smaller or less
how much there is of something
typical ordinary
to give or provide
to use wisely
important or meaningful
to a very great degree

18 Clues: enough • disaster • to encounter • insufficient • to use wisely • typical ordinary • to give or provide • to protect for future • to a very great degree • to make smaller or less • important or meaningful • materials people can use • requiring immediate attention • how much there is of something • to divide among several or many • to move slowly without stopping • ...

russ 2013-06-03

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a shadow
a natural disaster
to feel sorry for someone
a century

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_______ car
one grand
i am currently _______ farming
to be happy i something
tidal wave
change somethings color

10 Clues: a shadow • one grand • a century • tidal wave • _______ car • a natural disaster • to be happy i something • change somethings color • to feel sorry for someone • i am currently _______ farming

Chacha’s vocab crossword 1 2023-01-20

Chacha’s vocab crossword 1 crossword puzzle

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anything of value that is owned
falling apart
a change to the constitution
to recommend
enough

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farming
joyful over success
embarrassment
a written plan of government
state without proof

10 Clues: enough • farming • to recommend • embarrassment • falling apart • joyful over success • state without proof • a written plan of government • a change to the constitution • anything of value that is owned

Abbys Agriculture Crossword 2017-04-12

Abbys Agriculture Crossword crossword puzzle

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crop considered marketable
what seeds are planted in
relating to herbs
cultivated land
used to harvest grain
apply pesticide
red vegetable
a broader term than worm farming
major source of human food
makes up 25% of soil

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first started growing in andes
makes up 45% of water
tiny living organisms
color green
a crop living longer then two years
prepare seedbed
store food
food factory of the plant
food for live stock

19 Clues: store food • color green • red vegetable • prepare seedbed • cultivated land • apply pesticide • relating to herbs • food for live stock • makes up 25% of soil • makes up 45% of water • tiny living organisms • used to harvest grain • what seeds are planted in • food factory of the plant • crop considered marketable • major source of human food • first started growing in andes • ...

SS Vocabulary Term 3 Impact Khaira 2018-02-05

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synonym of examine
synonym of organize
synonym of difference
looking at something
Adapting to other culture
synonym of generation
synonym of knowledge
synonym of conclude
where ever you are
what is the clock telling you about?

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synonym of gather
social and culture
when new culture meet but still keep old culture
antonym of differentiate
antonym of specify
life of nomad
asking questions about a person
growing crops and livestock
synonym of effect

19 Clues: life of nomad • synonym of gather • synonym of effect • social and culture • synonym of examine • antonym of specify • where ever you are • synonym of organize • synonym of conclude • looking at something • synonym of knowledge • synonym of difference • synonym of generation • antonym of differentiate • Adapting to other culture • growing crops and livestock • asking questions about a person • ...

AP Human Vocab 2025-05-16

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cultivation of aquatic organisms
land based on geometric shape
spread of something
physical geography defines lad shape
attitude of community
place loco compared to other places
incorporating new territories
decentralization of a government
diffusing agricultural tech

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zone w/ no political control
origin of idea
revolution of biotechnology
remodeling houses
redrawing legislative boundaries
rotating filed use
houses on narrow land
isolated farmer
croping farming twice a year
total economic revenue

19 Clues: origin of idea • isolated farmer • remodeling houses • rotating filed use • spread of something • attitude of community • houses on narrow land • total economic revenue • revolution of biotechnology • diffusing agricultural tech • zone w/ no political control • croping farming twice a year • land based on geometric shape • incorporating new territories • cultivation of aquatic organisms • ...

French Island 2025-09-08

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Small settlement, ferry stop
Common way to reach the island
Traditional Owners
Bloodthirsty insect
Leader of 1802 French Expedition
Crop grown for over 70 years
An important
Sometimes spotted in Western Port
Coastal Plant
Location of Phillip Island ferry terminal
Common farm animal
Brothers, first pastoral lease 1847

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Primary School
Main industry alongside farming
Largest island in Victoria
Animal introduced in 1880s
Predator absent from the island
Ship captained by Jacques Hamelin
Habitat for migratory ____
Settlement name: Star of ____

20 Clues: An important • Coastal Plant • Primary School • Traditional Owners • Common farm animal • Bloodthirsty insect • Largest island in Victoria • Animal introduced in 1880s • Habitat for migratory ____ • Small settlement, ferry stop • Crop grown for over 70 years • Settlement name: Star of ____ • Common way to reach the island • Main industry alongside farming • Predator absent from the island • ...

ALIFFIA SS Vocabulary Term 3 Impact 2018-02-08

ALIFFIA SS Vocabulary Term 3 Impact crossword puzzle

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Our poster need to be contrast
Synonym of in all
We will gather food together
Moves place to place
Period
School, lessons and being smart
Discover something detail
Mutual cooperation
Arrange
Relation of arts, letters, manners and social
The main thing

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It never stops and could be night/morning/noon
Social change
Occupation
Examine deeper
Living or non-living things
Make or be different
Ask people their deeper information
The cause

19 Clues: Period • Arrange • The cause • Occupation • Social change • Examine deeper • The main thing • Synonym of in all • Mutual cooperation • Moves place to place • Make or be different • Discover something detail • Living or non-living things • We will gather food together • Our poster need to be contrast • School, lessons and being smart • Ask people their deeper information • ...

SS VOCABULARY term 3 BY :BIANCA 2018-02-05

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make an summary
taking something specific
something happen
the diffrence between 2 thing
ideas
culture
asking question formally
past,present,future

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school clases
we find information outside
bring keep or something to us
a community that is surround us
generation
living the life
social and culture together
thing that something effected to something
combine two thing and seperate in two
doing a work and making food
a thing that related with observ

19 Clues: ideas • culture • generation • school clases • make an summary • living the life • something happen • past,present,future • asking question formally • taking something specific • we find information outside • social and culture together • doing a work and making food • the diffrence between 2 thing • bring keep or something to us • a community that is surround us • ...

Animal Farm Ch. 1 2025-05-15

Across

a large farming tool
bullets
a pig’s foot
a donkey
an "Enormous beast"
the excrement of animals
a song about revolution
a large, black bird

Down

a compartment for an animal
a strip of leather or cord used to hit animal
dying of hunger
a loud, public expression of anger
domesticated
farmer's name
important, respected pig
fat and heavy
smart; intelligent
a male pig, or a wild pig
a sound goats make

19 Clues: bullets • a donkey • a pig’s foot • domesticated • farmer's name • fat and heavy • dying of hunger • smart; intelligent • a sound goats make • an "Enormous beast" • a large, black bird • a large farming tool • a song about revolution • important, respected pig • the excrement of animals • a male pig, or a wild pig • a compartment for an animal • a loud, public expression of anger • ...

Creation Story 2025-02-28

Across

opposite of evil
something you wear
what Adam was sent to do
no clothes on
the opposite of good
fruit grows on this
Tree of __________
a punishment from God
the process of reproduction

Down

God has lots of it
______ of Eden
Eve's husband
another word for person
creator of all living things
piece of metal on a stick
flies up in heaven
Adam's wife
the creature that spoke to eve
grows on trees

19 Clues: Adam's wife • Eve's husband • no clothes on • ______ of Eden • grows on trees • opposite of evil • God has lots of it • something you wear • flies up in heaven • Tree of __________ • fruit grows on this • the opposite of good • a punishment from God • another word for person • what Adam was sent to do • piece of metal on a stick • the process of reproduction • creator of all living things • ...

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