farming Crossword Puzzles
FFA Creed Paragraph #2 2025-02-26
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- ,the science or practice of farming
- ,giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment
- , to like
- ,busy, occupied
- ,an activity of a specified kind
- ,natural to a person or animal
Down
- , area of land use for growing crops
- , something that's hard
- ,a connection or cooperative link between people
- ,a loss of confidence
10 Clues: , to like • ,busy, occupied • ,a loss of confidence • , something that's hard • ,natural to a person or animal • ,an activity of a specified kind • ,the science or practice of farming • , area of land use for growing crops • ,a connection or cooperative link between people • ,giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment
The Dust Bowl 2025-02-27
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- Franklin D. Roosevelt's relief program
- massive dust storms
- the 3 R's
- people who helped farmers with reforestation after
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- soil that is suitable for farming
- government providing immediate economic relief to farmers
- a period of severe dust storms
- the washing away of soil
- a shortage in water supply
- migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma
10 Clues: the 3 R's • massive dust storms • the washing away of soil • a shortage in water supply • a period of severe dust storms • soil that is suitable for farming • Franklin D. Roosevelt's relief program • migrant agricultural worker from Oklahoma • people who helped farmers with reforestation after • government providing immediate economic relief to farmers
TGD History 2025-02-21
10 Clues: Dust storms • A lack of rain • when people didnt have jobs • Ways to get younger men work • a term used for white workers • When banks were unable to pay • different word for Hoovervilles • a rush to deposit bank accounts • something caused by poor farming • A time of severe drought and dust storms
FFA Creed 2nd Paragraph Crossword 2025-10-17
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- affection or liking for someone or something
- practice of farming, crops and animals to provide food, wool, and other products
- Job or occupation,labor
- accept as true; feel sure of the truth of
- happy
- Crops and livestock, barn
Down
- a group of people organized for a joint purpose
- losing confidence
- pleasing
- uncomfortable
10 Clues: happy • pleasing • uncomfortable • losing confidence • Job or occupation,labor • Crops and livestock, barn • accept as true; feel sure of the truth of • affection or liking for someone or something • a group of people organized for a joint purpose • practice of farming, crops and animals to provide food, wool, and other products
Latin America 2025-10-24
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- the second longest river in the world, and one of south america's three major river system
- a factor that causes people to leave to leave their home and migrate to another region
- a savanna that has flat terrain and moderate rainfall, which make it suitable for farming
- a factor that draws or attracts people from another region
- a river in central south america and one of its three major river systems, originating in the highlands of southern brazil
- a large, grassy, treeless area in South America, used for grazing and farming
- a river mainly in Venezuela and part of South America's northernmost river system
Down
- a basic support system needed to keep an economy going
- a vast area of grassland and rich soil in south-central South America
- a forest region located in the tropical zone with a heavy concentration of different species of broadleaf trees
- a way of clearing field for planting by cutting trees, brush and grasses and burning them
- an ancient technique for growing crops on hillsides and mountain slopes, using step like horizontal fields cut into the slopes
- a large system of mountain ranges located along the pacific coast of central and south america
13 Clues: a basic support system needed to keep an economy going • a factor that draws or attracts people from another region • a vast area of grassland and rich soil in south-central South America • a large, grassy, treeless area in South America, used for grazing and farming • a river mainly in Venezuela and part of South America's northernmost river system • ...
Straight, Curvy, Up or Down Crossword 2022-01-04
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- a flying machine with two wings
- a long mark
- a machine used for farming
- not curvy
- not straight; many turns
Down
- the opposite of up
- a fast moving machine used to transport people or things.
- a rubber toy filled with air
- the opposite of down
- a machine for moving things up and down
- a flying machine with blades
11 Clues: not curvy • a long mark • the opposite of up • the opposite of down • not straight; many turns • a machine used for farming • a rubber toy filled with air • a flying machine with blades • a flying machine with two wings • a machine for moving things up and down • a fast moving machine used to transport people or things.
Dylan: A Crossword 2023-12-20
Across
- favorite football team?
- making a dude move with words
- sea shanty of champions
- very early morning exercise
- sandbox game of pure nostalgia and crafting
- color of "the dylan shirt"
- can be worn for multiple days, in theory
Down
- prospective occupation
- leprechaun; redwood; hair color
- shoe size
- fictional fruit that's the first word in the title of a farming game
11 Clues: shoe size • prospective occupation • favorite football team? • sea shanty of champions • color of "the dylan shirt" • very early morning exercise • making a dude move with words • leprechaun; redwood; hair color • can be worn for multiple days, in theory • sandbox game of pure nostalgia and crafting • fictional fruit that's the first word in the title of a farming game
Chapter 8 Vocabulary 2024-05-13
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- another word for farming
- transportation by boat
- how long people are expected to live
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- transportation by air
- rate, how many people are born every year
- taking things out of the country
- how many people have died in a place
- the action of building something
- how many people live in a place
- people travelling for fun
- bringing things into the country
11 Clues: transportation by air • transportation by boat • another word for farming • people travelling for fun • how many people live in a place • taking things out of the country • the action of building something • bringing things into the country • how many people have died in a place • how long people are expected to live • rate, how many people are born every year
English for primary grade 8 2025-08-31
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- of governance and economic activities
- -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa
- of human origin,interrelations
- based curriculum
- of learning area that provides practical experiences
- religious activities
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- -farming put into practical
- -numerical exercises
- -broad area of putting components together
- words of the same meaning
- and sports-involves mental and physical activities
11 Clues: based curriculum • -numerical exercises • religious activities • words of the same meaning • -farming put into practical • of human origin,interrelations • of governance and economic activities • -broad area of putting components together • -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa • and sports-involves mental and physical activities • ...
Ancient Egypt 2020-12-14
8 Clues: job in Ancient Egypt • famous Egyptian ruler • Ruler in Ancient Egypt • special way of writing • harvest farming season • Important river in Egypt • people who wrote in Egypt • process of preserving a body after death
global✨🌸 2020-11-12
8 Clues: City • Countryside • Name for farming • Hard physical work • Relates to machines • A change from the past • Making something in large quantities • Name for the time in which new technologies led to drastic changes in Europe
agriculture 2020-01-15
8 Clues: cultivated plant • rearing of animals • science of farming • grown in rainy season • person who own a farm • separate mixture help of wind • animals kept for milk and beef • provide starch and make french fries
Why I Chose My Father To Be My Dad 2023-03-12
8 Clues: the nick name • the family name • the father's job • the Christmas gift • years of the parents'marriage • the place where the author stay • how many siblings the author has • the state where the author grew up
Enviorment 2023-01-17
8 Clues: Where people live • Rich in sediments • Longest river in china • Tallest peak in the world • Little people living there • A lot of people live there • Farming for everything needed • Moving around while rasing livestock
Personal Transport 2025-08-16
8 Clues: Special lane for buses • Vehicle for farming work • Two-wheeled motor vehicle • Small two-wheeled vehicle • Board on wheels for riding • Light motorized two-wheeler • Two-wheeled self-balancing vehicle • Inline skate for personal transport
Danny’s Puzzle 2021-02-15
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- also known as "the Second Sioux War", this was the climax of the Indian Wars.
- the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries.
- Annexed in 1898
- a way of farming in dry areas that produces crops without any irrigation and relies on farming methods that conserve soil moisture
- Used to fence in land on the Great Plains, eventually leading to the end of the open frontier.
- Native Americans in the Dakotas.
- Unfenced public land that cattle was driven over on cattle drives.
- The idea that the United States and Latin America should work together to support peace and increase trade.
- Parcels of land set aside by the federal government for the Native Americans.
Down
- Journalism that exploits, distorts, or exaggerates the news to create sensations and attract readers.
- Term given to mission agencies that have no guaranteed income but depend on support
- the vast grassland between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains.
- Warships owned and commanded by the Confederates but built in British shipyards
- Result of the settlement of Colorado.
- 1854 treaty between Japan and the US. Japan agreed to open two ports to American ships
- Cattle handlers who drove large herds across the southern Great Plains.
- The Railroad company that begin the building fo the transcontinental rail road.
- A 1900 Uprising in China aimed at ending foreign influence in the country.
- The sinking of this U.S. battleship in Havanna, Cuba which the U.S. blamed on Spain was the main cause of the Spanish-American War.
19 Clues: Annexed in 1898 • Native Americans in the Dakotas. • Result of the settlement of Colorado. • Unfenced public land that cattle was driven over on cattle drives. • Cattle handlers who drove large herds across the southern Great Plains. • the vast grassland between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains. • ...
Executive Branch Crossword Puzzle 2020-11-05
Across
- branch that enforces the law
- president plans this economic plan
- number of years of president term
- branch that makes the law
- advisors to president
- president's role as head of military
- president's role regarding foreign policy
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- agencies that enforce the law
- second in line to the presidency
- this department oversees farming
- Department of Justice is an example of one
- one of the roles of federal bureaucracies
- this department serves as the government's bank
- protects human health and the environment
14 Clues: advisors to president • branch that makes the law • branch that enforces the law • agencies that enforce the law • second in line to the presidency • this department oversees farming • number of years of president term • president plans this economic plan • president's role as head of military • one of the roles of federal bureaucracies • ...
Supply and demand 2020-11-08
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- single factors and individual decisions
- branch of economics dealing with farming
- producers and consumers exchange good & services
- the amount of satisfaction one gets from goods
- person who sells goods & services
- desire to get supply
- general reduction in prices and economic activity
- person who uses goods
Down
- a good together with another good for a demand
- where supply and demand do not meet
- policy of reduced government spending
- Someone who supports capitalism
- Person who supplicates
- provided to the consumer
14 Clues: desire to get supply • person who uses goods • Person who supplicates • provided to the consumer • Someone who supports capitalism • person who sells goods & services • where supply and demand do not meet • policy of reduced government spending • single factors and individual decisions • branch of economics dealing with farming • a good together with another good for a demand • ...
Chapter 24 2021-10-22
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- overexploitation of fish
- transport of water
- resources are used too quickly
- a non-renewable resource used in farming
- also called organic fertiliser
- extinct/wiped out/reduced in quantity
- materials that are created by nature
Down
- also called chemical fertiliser
- making use of and benefitting from resources
- long period of time without rainfall
- can be used over and over without running out
- provide sustainable fish supplies
- Irish word for forest or woods
- can only be used once
14 Clues: transport of water • can only be used once • overexploitation of fish • Irish word for forest or woods • resources are used too quickly • also called organic fertiliser • also called chemical fertiliser • provide sustainable fish supplies • long period of time without rainfall • materials that are created by nature • extinct/wiped out/reduced in quantity • ...
Ch. 11 Vocabulary 2021-11-17
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- governor
- an elected official who protects the rights of ordinary citizens
- a person granted absolute power
- Roman peace
- large groups of Roman soldiers
- the idea that citizens have a responsibility
- of government, usually with a limited term in office
Down
- ordinary citizens
- large farming estates
- three rulers who share equal political power
- to reject
- government officials who interpret the law and serve as judges
- a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders
- the ruling class
14 Clues: governor • to reject • Roman peace • the ruling class • ordinary citizens • large farming estates • large groups of Roman soldiers • a person granted absolute power • three rulers who share equal political power • the idea that citizens have a responsibility • of government, usually with a limited term in office • a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders • ...
chapter 11 vocab 2022-03-03
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- the idea that citizens have responsibility to help their country
- an elected official who protects the right of ordinary citizens
- to reject
- a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.
- the ruling class
- large farming estates
- large groups of roman soldiers.
Down
- government officials who interoperate that law and serve as judges.
- governor
- a person granted absolute power
- three rulers that share equal political power.
- ordinary citizens
- head of government, usually with a limited time in office.
- roman peace
14 Clues: governor • to reject • roman peace • the ruling class • ordinary citizens • large farming estates • a person granted absolute power • large groups of roman soldiers. • three rulers that share equal political power. • head of government, usually with a limited time in office. • a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders. • ...
Genetic engineering 2016-03-01
Across
- Gnetically modified organism
- ______ is what every thing we americans like
- ________ were made
- same thing as changing breads and the back round of out second slide
- could be used in _______
- we eat CHANGED meat from what
- an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form
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- Food and Drug Administration
- what our project is about(put a dash in the spaces)
- PHOTOSYNTHESIS
- the book we just read
- deoxyribonucleic acid
- us
- what was our most used color in my project background
14 Clues: us • PHOTOSYNTHESIS • ________ were made • the book we just read • deoxyribonucleic acid • could be used in _______ • Food and Drug Administration • Gnetically modified organism • we eat CHANGED meat from what • ______ is what every thing we americans like • what our project is about(put a dash in the spaces) • what was our most used color in my project background • ...
History 2023-11-15
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- (two words) Incan city ___ was built in the mountains
- First American civilization area
- ____ formed a massive empire
- Mayan economy was based on ___ and farming
- Olmec trade allowed them to spread their ____
- Mayans we’re _____
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- (two words) Aztecs built ______
- (two words) Olmecs were often called the ___
- Writing invented by Mayans based in pictures
- 400 B.C the ___ were evolving
- ___ began to dominate the area of Andes Mountains
- ____ developed a strong trade network.
- Aztecs we’re developing in present day ____
- Incas ___ included 80 provinces
14 Clues: Mayans we’re _____ • ____ formed a massive empire • 400 B.C the ___ were evolving • (two words) Aztecs built ______ • Incas ___ included 80 provinces • First American civilization area • ____ developed a strong trade network. • Mayan economy was based on ___ and farming • Aztecs we’re developing in present day ____ • (two words) Olmecs were often called the ___ • ...
Stage 13 English derivatives 2024-02-12
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- a religious singer
- to build up, usually morally or intellectually
- the power of using one's own wishes
- a musical composition intended to be sung
- a farming tool that drags
- wanting to do evil
- guardianship
- someone who is new at something
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- to say what will happen before it happens
- to make "new again"
- having physical and mental vigor in life
- the approach of something like a holiday
- to "drag" something "out"
- the person who "says goodbye" at graduation
14 Clues: guardianship • a religious singer • wanting to do evil • to make "new again" • to "drag" something "out" • a farming tool that drags • someone who is new at something • the power of using one's own wishes • having physical and mental vigor in life • the approach of something like a holiday • to say what will happen before it happens • a musical composition intended to be sung • ...
Module 3 Lesson 1 & 2 Vocabulary Test 03/29/2023 2023-03-28
Across
- The process of making goods for raw materials
- A crop grown for sale for others
- Having to do with the southern states
- Having to do with producing items
- The system of making money and producing items
- Against or opposite
Down
- to affect directly
- Having to do with farming
- Northern states that stayed under a single government
- Gotten rid of
- To break away
- To do hard work
- Having to do with the activities of people
- The owning of a person by another person
14 Clues: Gotten rid of • To break away • To do hard work • to affect directly • Against or opposite • Having to do with farming • A crop grown for sale for others • Having to do with producing items • Having to do with the southern states • The owning of a person by another person • Having to do with the activities of people • The process of making goods for raw materials • ...
Inca Empire 2024-04-24
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- Present day country Inca Empire mostly resided in
- American explorer who rediscovered Machu Picchu
- Mountain Range
- Emperor, believed to be part god
- Temple of the sun
- Spanish leader who conquered Incas
- Inca God of the sun
- Fortress outside of Cuzco
- Greatest Sapa Inca. Built Machu Picchu
Down
- Name of river that wrapped around Machu Picchu
- made by Incas to fortify hillsides and create space for farming
- Disease that killed many Incas
- Retreat for Pachacuti. Was undiscovered by the Spanish
- Inca capital
14 Clues: Inca capital • Mountain Range • Temple of the sun • Inca God of the sun • Fortress outside of Cuzco • Disease that killed many Incas • Emperor, believed to be part god • Spanish leader who conquered Incas • Greatest Sapa Inca. Built Machu Picchu • Name of river that wrapped around Machu Picchu • American explorer who rediscovered Machu Picchu • ...
Young Shakespeare Award 2023-09-21
Across
- a moment
- not having enough knowledge and willing to believe that people
- to create something new
- a small hill
- to say quietly or unclearly
- tell the truth
- to shout loudly
- to handle or do several things at the same time
Down
- a small shop
- introducing or using new ideas
- a high open area of land that is not used for farming
- large in amount not impressive
- a large painting and done on the wall
- to relax and do very little
14 Clues: a moment • a small shop • a small hill • tell the truth • to shout loudly • to create something new • to say quietly or unclearly • to relax and do very little • introducing or using new ideas • large in amount not impressive • a large painting and done on the wall • to handle or do several things at the same time • a high open area of land that is not used for farming • ...
Stowe Studies 2022-10-19
Across
- Name of hill where Winter Carnival took place
- Town West of Stowe
- Town south of Stowe
- Number of schoolhouses in Stowe (1884-1885)
- Brigade: System used to put out fire(100 yrs ago)
- Mountains: Mountain range to the west
Down
- Mountain range to the east
- Country Van Trapp family fled from
- Highest peak in Vermont
- Sound of Music
- First place people skied in Stowe
- First industry in Stowe
- Town north of Stowe
- Last name of first Stowe settler
14 Clues: Sound of Music • Town West of Stowe • Town north of Stowe • Town south of Stowe • Highest peak in Vermont • First industry in Stowe • Mountain range to the east • Last name of first Stowe settler • First place people skied in Stowe • Country Van Trapp family fled from • Mountains: Mountain range to the west • Number of schoolhouses in Stowe (1884-1885) • ...
European Explorers: Chingiz 2022-10-13
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- Government in Louisiana controlled by.
- What did Ferdinand Magellan do.
- 1st Spanish explorer to reach the Pacific.
- Most deadliest disease.
- America led Spain to focus on where.
- Colombian Exchange; crop; Indians to
- goods involved in Colombian exchange.
- Who was “imported” to work on plantations.'
Down
- Forts where soldiers live.
- what were one of the direct results.
- who purchased Manhattan from Indians.
- Towns that were center of farming.
- One Region Spanish king established.
- explorer made 2 voyages to where we live.
14 Clues: Most deadliest disease. • Forts where soldiers live. • What did Ferdinand Magellan do. • Towns that were center of farming. • what were one of the direct results. • America led Spain to focus on where. • Colombian Exchange; crop; Indians to • One Region Spanish king established. • who purchased Manhattan from Indians. • goods involved in Colombian exchange. • ...
History 2023-05-05
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- Vice president
- Imported goods
- A president elected in 1860, that was a very strong abolitionist
- Keep people from discussing certain topics
- A person owned by someone to work
- Where the U.S. split into the north and the south
- A place owned independently
- A former president
Down
- Political theory
- "the great compromiser"
- A form of government that believes in family farming
- Senator
- The states that fought against the southern sta
- A social reformer in the 1800’s
14 Clues: Senator • Vice president • Imported goods • Political theory • A former president • "the great compromiser" • A place owned independently • A social reformer in the 1800’s • A person owned by someone to work • Keep people from discussing certain topics • The states that fought against the southern sta • Where the U.S. split into the north and the south • ...
La Linea 2024-10-22
Across
- old man on the bus that likes to talk
- does not like and is bad at farming
- the number of stars on the Mexican flag
- Where Elena and Miguel are from
- angry rich old man
- The country Miguel lives in
- bueno para nada nephew
- gives Miguel a soccer jersey
Down
- a kind gentle woman
- fat cop (federales)
- Miguel's moms husband
- really good at taking care of animals and crops
- like craving wooden figures
- has horns, made of tasty meat
14 Clues: angry rich old man • a kind gentle woman • fat cop (federales) • Miguel's moms husband • bueno para nada nephew • like craving wooden figures • The country Miguel lives in • gives Miguel a soccer jersey • has horns, made of tasty meat • Where Elena and Miguel are from • does not like and is bad at farming • old man on the bus that likes to talk • ...
sustainability 2021-04-30
10 Clues: used in fires • used for breathing • a way to produce food • a type of life and mammal • gets cars going and moving • a planet with seven billion • throwing rubbish on the ground • people drink to quench there thirst • comes from trees and used for money • a motorised vehicle powered bye fuel and oil
Natural Resources 2021-04-29
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- Resources that get replenished quickly
- Massive movement of earth down a slope
- What must a substance have to become a resource
- Vegetation of cold polar regions
Down
- Type of soil
- A way to conserve resources
- Life supporting system
- Type of Non-Renewable resource
- Type of farming done on slopes
- Natural resources are obtained from
10 Clues: Type of soil • Life supporting system • A way to conserve resources • Type of Non-Renewable resource • Type of farming done on slopes • Vegetation of cold polar regions • Natural resources are obtained from • Resources that get replenished quickly • Massive movement of earth down a slope • What must a substance have to become a resource
What is happening to the earth climate? 2020-06-16
10 Clues: lava spills out • human activities • causes we cannot control • variation in global climate • farming and producing crops • too much of it is bad for earth • trapping heat in the atmosphere • Production of goods and services • cutting down of trees in a huge scale • number of people living in urban areas
Kiwiana 2020-11-22
10 Clues: Beach footwear • Farming footwear • pineapple chocolate • New zealands national bird • the animal that makes merino • A famous new zealand kids toy • The All blacks play this sport • Native plant that blooms in the summer • A dance that is also a ice cream flavour • A dessert supposedly made in new zealand
KISAN DIWAS 2021-11-11
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- Trust founded in 1978
- A place in India where Mr. Singh served
- Runs or owns a farm
- Another word for National Farmer's day
- Mr. Singh's birth month
Down
- To raise concern about a situation
- Country of celebration
- Fifth prime minister of India
- Practice of farming, rearing animals
- Proposed law presented in parliament for discussion
10 Clues: Runs or owns a farm • Trust founded in 1978 • Country of celebration • Mr. Singh's birth month • Fifth prime minister of India • To raise concern about a situation • Practice of farming, rearing animals • Another word for National Farmer's day • A place in India where Mr. Singh served • Proposed law presented in parliament for discussion
Spelling 2021-11-25
Across
- A code/language used by blind people
- A ball point pen
- Being uninterrupted
- Not being active
Down
- A coded where letters are represented by combinations of long and short signals
- Meaning farming
- A disease that makes someone weak
- A type of snake
- A dessert that originated from Australia and New Zealand
- Any type
10 Clues: Any type • Meaning farming • A type of snake • A ball point pen • Not being active • Being uninterrupted • A disease that makes someone weak • A code/language used by blind people • A dessert that originated from Australia and New Zealand • A coded where letters are represented by combinations of long and short signals
Grade 8 History Revision 2022-01-28
Across
- Egypt's location
- feature of a civilization
- a large arc of fertile land in the Middle East
- children wore clothes at this age in Ancient Egypt
Down
- desert in Egypt
- first civilization developed
- Farming season began in Ancient Egypt
- constructed monuments, pyramids etc in Ancient Egypt
- Egyptian police force
- city-states in Mesopotamia
10 Clues: desert in Egypt • Egypt's location • Egyptian police force • feature of a civilization • city-states in Mesopotamia • first civilization developed • Farming season began in Ancient Egypt • a large arc of fertile land in the Middle East • children wore clothes at this age in Ancient Egypt • constructed monuments, pyramids etc in Ancient Egypt
Tern 2 exam 2019-07-07
Across
- SOFT AND WET LOW GROUND.
- SOLUTE + SOLVENT.
- FACTORIES THAT MANUFACTURE MATERIALS AND GOODS.
- DIFFERENT PLANTS AND ANIMALS LIVING TOGETHER.
- WHEN WATER IS NOT CLEAN.
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- A AREA COVERED BY SHALLOW WATER.
- SUBSTANCES THAT DO NOT DISSOLVE IN WATER.
- THE PROCESS TO CLEAN WATER.
- FARMING PRACTICES.
- SUBSTANCE ADDED TO DIRTY WATER TO CLEAN IT.
10 Clues: SOLUTE + SOLVENT. • FARMING PRACTICES. • SOFT AND WET LOW GROUND. • WHEN WATER IS NOT CLEAN. • THE PROCESS TO CLEAN WATER. • A AREA COVERED BY SHALLOW WATER. • SUBSTANCES THAT DO NOT DISSOLVE IN WATER. • SUBSTANCE ADDED TO DIRTY WATER TO CLEAN IT. • DIFFERENT PLANTS AND ANIMALS LIVING TOGETHER. • FACTORIES THAT MANUFACTURE MATERIALS AND GOODS.
india trey 2019-11-20
10 Clues: War animal • How to get food • Massive wave form • A type of religion • Founder of North India • Shows past in art forms • Places used to worship gods. • Main metal that is used in India • Low grade people that were untouched. • What was used to tell time and where they are in the world.
Egypts Geography 2013-11-28
10 Clues: The climate • Where they lived • They .... the ruler • Where they grew crops • The name of the place • Another word for Pharaoh • What the ruler was called • The river that provides water • What the eight features helped them do • What the Nile did to get the soil ready for farming
Andrew Jackson Beard 2024-02-06
10 Clues: His wife's name • His mother's name • His father's name • His biggest invention • The type of mill he created • He made a steam _____ engine • He was emancipated at _____ years old • This was a farming invention he created • He had a big impact on the ______ industry • He lost this while trying to connect trains
Product Knowledge 2023-03-09
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- spicy flavour of new cheese slices
- one of the new power cup flavours
- percentage of new packaging that's recyclable
- No of Oat drink variants
Down
- Name of new packaging
- A flavour of Oat Drink
- Oat Drink Name
- Type of cream launched last year
- Name of certified sustainable sugar cane body
- Our farming sustainability partner
10 Clues: Oat Drink Name • Name of new packaging • A flavour of Oat Drink • No of Oat drink variants • Type of cream launched last year • one of the new power cup flavours • spicy flavour of new cheese slices • Our farming sustainability partner • Name of certified sustainable sugar cane body • percentage of new packaging that's recyclable
Global Warming 2024-05-07
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- Synonym to exceedingly or super
- One of type greenhouse gasses
- The scientific study of environment
- The general weather conditions usually found in a particular place
- A person with a high level of knowledge
Down
- People of Japan
- The scientific study of climate
- Relate to farming
- Go down below the surface
- Earth's protective layer
10 Clues: People of Japan • Relate to farming • Earth's protective layer • Go down below the surface • One of type greenhouse gasses • The scientific study of climate • Synonym to exceedingly or super • The scientific study of environment • A person with a high level of knowledge • The general weather conditions usually found in a particular place
Inca 2024-05-10
10 Clues: common food • capitol city • important leader • valuable material • showed you were a noble • if you act like this you get stoned • mountain range where they were found • most inca soldiers were this when no war • Inca did not have houses but they had this • steps built into mountain to help in farming
Inca 2024-05-10
10 Clues: common food • capitol city • important leader • valuable material • showed you were a noble • if you act like this you get stoned • mountain range where they were found • most inca soldiers were this when no war • Inca did not have houses but they had this • steps built into mountain to help in farming
Food Security 2024-10-17
Across
- Lack of resources to access food
- Reducing food waste and loss
- Promoting sustainable and resilient food systems
- Crops grown for human consumption
- Process of producing food
Down
- Producing food without harming the environment
- Preserving natural resources for future food production
- Practice of growing crops in urban areas
- Preserving traditional farming knowledge
- Producing food locally
10 Clues: Producing food locally • Process of producing food • Reducing food waste and loss • Lack of resources to access food • Crops grown for human consumption • Practice of growing crops in urban areas • Preserving traditional farming knowledge • Producing food without harming the environment • Promoting sustainable and resilient food systems • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2023-07-05
Across
- the act of harassing someone over their beliefs
- unnecessary or not needed
- a person who studies farming
- a lack or shortage of something
Down
- moving in a different direction
- relating to the feelings of others
- the act of revenge on someone
- cleverly
- to formally approve or confirm
- thought of with great respect or admiration
10 Clues: cleverly • unnecessary or not needed • a person who studies farming • the act of revenge on someone • to formally approve or confirm • moving in a different direction • a lack or shortage of something • relating to the feelings of others • thought of with great respect or admiration • the act of harassing someone over their beliefs
Amazon crossword thing 2022-09-27
10 Clues: i was hid well • man made rivers • it was very huge • i was into city life • there was only low hills • i saw a lot of scientists • someone had raised the roads • my parents and i went farming • there was shapes all round me • It was a huge effort by those two
Vocabulary List 3 2023-08-24
10 Clues: plant life • to supply with water • usual; shared by all • the leaves of a plant • having to do with farming • the science of growing plants • having no special distinction • the wearing away of the earth's topsoil • to plow and prepare land for growing crops • a cross between two different types of species
The Americas 2022-05-19
Across
- person who landed in Hispaniola
- sun dried mud brick
- used human sacrifices to appease the gods
- first planned city in The Americas
- government that links several groups
Down
- helped Cortez eventually conquer the Aztecs
- lived in the southeast
- where farming began
- lived in the far north
- conquered Peru and the Incas
10 Clues: where farming began • sun dried mud brick • lived in the southeast • lived in the far north • conquered Peru and the Incas • person who landed in Hispaniola • first planned city in The Americas • government that links several groups • used human sacrifices to appease the gods • helped Cortez eventually conquer the Aztecs
Spelling words 2024-09-20
Across
- The study of pastCapableculture
- Something needed
- Something old or outdated
- To travel completely around something
Down
- A complex society
- Living in groups with no permanent homes
- The practice of farming
- Capable of traveling through and over
- An inherent quality or characteristic that is present from birth
- A collection of historical documents or records
10 Clues: Something needed • A complex society • The practice of farming • Something old or outdated • The study of pastCapableculture • Capable of traveling through and over • To travel completely around something • Living in groups with no permanent homes • A collection of historical documents or records • An inherent quality or characteristic that is present from birth
Westward Expansion 2025-02-13
Across
- Wounded Knee
- the Homestead Act
- facilitated expansion and material transport
- population decreased from 30 million to just hundreds
Down
- the National Grange Movement, Farmers Alliance
- food prices
- became more mechanized
- Native American tribes lost this
- areas the U.S. gov confined Native Americans on
- areas that grew very fast due to economic accomplishment
10 Clues: food prices • Wounded Knee • the Homestead Act • became more mechanized • Native American tribes lost this • facilitated expansion and material transport • the National Grange Movement, Farmers Alliance • areas the U.S. gov confined Native Americans on • population decreased from 30 million to just hundreds • areas that grew very fast due to economic accomplishment
Celtic Britain 2024-09-30
10 Clues: A family group • Queen of the Iceni • this surrounded hillforts • the holy man for the Celts • Ancient name for Halloween • the main activity for the celts • a craft the Celts were famous for • The age in which the Celts existed • the most important natural element • where the celts built their settlements
esperanza rising 2024-11-25
10 Clues: were she lived • how they traveled • where she got lost • where she moved to • what happened to her house • what she called her father • what was one of the problems • how did being rich affect her • what they did after they moved • how did her fathers death and the house affect her wealth
Mission Life 2024-11-20
10 Clues: fought • a fort • a mayor • farming communities • religious settlements • usual way of doing things • people new to Catholic faith • an open square where people can gather • a Lusieno Indian who was born at Mission San Luis Ray • the way people in a place or region use resources to meet their needs
National Horse Day 2024-12-13
10 Clues: A wild horse • Past tense of ride • To jump onto a horse • A castrated male horse • A vehicle pulled by horses • A sport played on horseback • A horse used for heavy work • A comb used to groom a horse • A metal mouthpiece for guiding a horse • Equipment horses used to pull in farming
Peregian Week 9 2025-08-18
10 Clues: To leave • To explode • A small crack • To trap and collect • An exciting exploration • The feel or appearance of a surface • The science and practice of farming • An visual creation capturing a moment • A liquid diffused as a vapour on a surface • A group of people with shared practises and beliefs
Middle Colonies 2025-10-27
Across
- Middle Colonies Nickname
- main job in the Middle Colonies
- founder of Pennsylvania
- primary export
- religious group that believed everyone should be treated equally
Down
- skilled worker who made things
- smallest colony
- young person who learns a skill or trade from an artisan
- items coming into a country
- items leaving a country
10 Clues: primary export • smallest colony • founder of Pennsylvania • items leaving a country • Middle Colonies Nickname • items coming into a country • skilled worker who made things • main job in the Middle Colonies • young person who learns a skill or trade from an artisan • religious group that believed everyone should be treated equally
Word Wisdom Unit 4, Lesson 3 2025-12-09
10 Clues: a living thing • to brake down to decay • to cut apart and study • the science of farming • an animal caught for food • the study of living things • scientists that study animals • an animal or thing that is living • produced by nature,not artificial • an animal that relies on other animals for food
Vocabulary 2026-04-20
Across
- Large bodies of water that cover much of the earth.
- Water that pours from your eyes.
- A loud, high pitched voice, sounds like the name of a common too.
- Great expectations for yourself.
- Never been done or thought of before.
Down
- Amazement and curiosity.
- The greatest.
- Something used in sewing.
- Agriculture.
- Hilarious.
10 Clues: Hilarious. • Agriculture. • The greatest. • Amazement and curiosity. • Something used in sewing. • Water that pours from your eyes. • Great expectations for yourself. • Never been done or thought of before. • Large bodies of water that cover much of the earth. • A loud, high pitched voice, sounds like the name of a common too.
Tyler Unit 8 Crossword 2024-03-25
Across
- inversion: A weather phenomenon in which a layer of warm air traps cooler air near the Earth's surface, preventing the dispersion of pollutants and leading to increased air pollution levels.
- A substance or agent capable of causing cancer in living tissues.
- A microorganism, such as a virus, bacterium, or parasite, that can cause disease in a host organism.
- A chemical substance used to kill or control pests, such as insects, weeds, and fungi, in agricultural and public health applications.
- island: A localized area within an urban environment that experiences significantly higher temperatures than its surrounding rural areas due to human activities and infrastructure.
- The process of population concentration in urban areas, often accompanied by the growth of cities and expansion of infrastructure.
- disease: A disease that has newly appeared in a population or has existed but is rapidly increasing in incidence or geographic range.
- air pollutant: A pollutant formed in the atmosphere through chemical reactions involving primary pollutants, such as ozone and smog.
- use: The human activities and purposes for which land is utilized, such as agriculture, residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.
- The release of pollutants into the atmosphere from various sources, such as vehicles, industrial facilities, and power plants.
- crop: A crop grown primarily to protect and enrich the soil rather than for harvest, typically planted during fallow periods.
- agriculture: Farming practices that aim to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, emphasizing environmental stewardship, economic viability, and social equity.
- farming: A farming method where crops are planted along the natural contours of the land to reduce soil erosion and water runoff.
- A substance that damages or disrupts the normal function of the nervous system.
- The accumulation of salts in soil or water, often as a result of excessive irrigation, leading to decreased soil fertility and reduced crop yields.
- agriculture: A farming system that relies on natural inputs and techniques, avoiding the use of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, and genetically modified organisms.
- disease: A disease caused by pathogenic microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi, that can be spread directly or indirectly from one person to another.
- rotation: A farming practice where different crops are planted in the same area in sequential seasons to improve soil health and reduce pest and disease pressure.
- air pollutant: A pollutant emitted directly into the atmosphere from a specific source, such as sulfur dioxide from industrial combustion.
- The mechanical turning and stirring of soil to prepare it for planting and control weeds.
- tide: A bloom of harmful algae that discolors coastal waters, producing toxins that can harm marine life and humans.
- The process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically due to drought, deforestation, overgrazing, or improper agricultural practices.
- system: A decentralized wastewater treatment system used in areas without centralized sewer systems, typically consisting of a septic tank and a drain field.
- The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops.
- source pollution: Pollution that originates from diffuse sources, such as agricultural runoff, urban stormwater, or atmospheric deposition.
- A row of trees or shrubs planted to provide protection from wind, reduce soil erosion, and improve agricultural productivity.
- The introduction of harmful or toxic substances into the environment, causing adverse effects on living organisms and ecosystems.
- The accumulation of substances, such as toxins or pollutants, in the tissues of organisms over time.
- The excessive consumption of vegetation by livestock, leading to the degradation of grasslands and loss of biodiversity.
Down
- A farming technique that involves creating stepped levels on sloped terrain to prevent soil erosion and improve water retention.
- area: A densely populated area characterized by extensive human-made infrastructure, such as buildings, roads, and utilities.
- eutrophication: The process by which excessive nutrient inputs, typically from human activities, cause accelerated growth of algae and aquatic plants in water bodies, leading to oxygen depletion and ecosystem degradation.
- The process by which the concentration of a substance increases at higher levels of the food chain as predators consume contaminated prey.
- A substance that can disrupt the development of an embryo or fetus, leading to birth defects.
- A naturally occurring radioactive gas that can accumulate in buildings and pose a health risk when inhaled, potentially leading to lung cancer.
- Water that has been used and contaminated by domestic, industrial, or agricultural activities, requiring treatment before disposal or reuse.
- A farming practice where two or more crops are cultivated simultaneously in the same field to maximize land use efficiency and crop diversity.
- A group of naturally occurring minerals composed of long, thin fibers known for their strength, heat resistance, and insulating properties; exposure to asbestos fibers can cause serious health risks including lung disease and cancer.
- fuel: A non-renewable energy source formed from the remains of ancient organisms, including coal, oil, and natural gas.
- pollution: Pollution that originates from a single, identifiable source, such as a factory discharge pipe or a leaking oil tanker.
- Protocol: An international treaty designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production and use of ozone-depleting substances, such as CFCs.
- degradation: The deterioration of soil quality and fertility due to human activities such as deforestation, agriculture, and urbanization.
- The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, including transportation, communication, energy, and water systems.
- bloom: A rapid increase in the population of algae in a water body, often fueled by nutrient pollution, which can lead to water quality problems and ecological disturbances.
- A type of air pollution consisting of a mixture of smoke and fog, typically caused by vehicle emissions and industrial activities.
- hole: A region of depleted ozone in the Earth's stratosphere, primarily caused by the release of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other ozone-depleting substances.
- The unrestricted and unplanned expansion of urban areas into surrounding rural lands.
- cover: The physical material covering the Earth's surface, including vegetation, water bodies, bare soil, and human-made structures.
- area: A sparsely populated area characterized by natural landscapes, agriculture, and low-density settlements.
- deposition: The deposition of acidic compounds, such as sulfuric acid and nitric acid, from the atmosphere onto the Earth's surface, often resulting in environmental damage.
- pollution: The presence of harmful or excessive concentrations of substances in the air, including pollutants such as gases, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds.
51 Clues: A substance or agent capable of causing cancer in living tissues. • A substance that damages or disrupts the normal function of the nervous system. • The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops. • The unrestricted and unplanned expansion of urban areas into surrounding rural lands. • ...
Japan Geography 2022-04-08
8 Clues: Japan's capital • Culturally the same • Farming on mountains • South Korea's capital • North Korea's capital • A mega city (ex. Tokyo, Chicago) • A big tidal wave that makes flooding • earthquakes and volcanoes rung around the Pacific
Japan Geography 2022-04-08
8 Clues: Japan's capital • Culturally the same • Farming on mountains • South Korea's capital • North Korea's capital • A mega city (ex. Tokyo, Chicago) • A big tidal wave that makes flooding • earthquakes and volcanoes rung around the Pacific
Global 1 review 2021-12-14
Across
- change from hunting to farming
- great for trade
- Jew were first to believe this
- Positive of Mongol
- first written law legalism harsh Chinese rule like Ham. code
- Someone with strong opinions in an issue
Down
- exchange of ideas/technology btw ppl
- Determines N & S hemispheres and climate
- No social mobility / reincarnation
- what causes suffering in Buddhism
- Chinese explorer
11 Clues: great for trade • Chinese explorer • Positive of Mongol • change from hunting to farming • Jew were first to believe this • what causes suffering in Buddhism • No social mobility / reincarnation • exchange of ideas/technology btw ppl • Determines N & S hemispheres and climate • Someone with strong opinions in an issue • ...
Exploration by:Breanna Keeton 2012-10-24
Across
- carried goods from Europe to West African empires
- Spread christian religion
- tought farming techniques to European settlers
- Differences in cultures
- anything that will make you money
Down
- exchanged goods and ideas
- Traded with American Indians
- Brought European diseases to American indians
- Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools
- John Cabbot explored eastern Canada
- powerful by controlling trade(salt and gold)
11 Clues: Differences in cultures • exchanged goods and ideas • Spread christian religion • Traded with American Indians • anything that will make you money • John Cabbot explored eastern Canada • powerful by controlling trade(salt and gold) • Brought European diseases to American indians • Europeans brought weapons and metal farm tools • tought farming techniques to European settlers • ...
Meep 2021-07-16
Across
- someone who lives in a particular town or city.
- a person who practices law.
- related to farming and growing crops.
- strange and unfamiliar.
- the power to make laws.
Down
- a member of a council.
- relating to the area where things live.
- related to a parliament.
- people who rule the country or state.
- a type of doctor.
- a high ranking official.
11 Clues: a type of doctor. • a member of a council. • strange and unfamiliar. • the power to make laws. • related to a parliament. • a high ranking official. • a person who practices law. • people who rule the country or state. • related to farming and growing crops. • relating to the area where things live. • someone who lives in a particular town or city.
Vocab 8 2022-05-03
Across
- Narrow strip of land w/sea on either side
- - Capital of Aztec empire
- Capital of Inca empire
- Mesoamerican civilization (Andes)
- Mesoamerican civilization (Central America + Mexico)
- Mesoamerican civilization (Central Mexico)
- Largest mountain range in South America
- Attribution of a soul to inanimate objects
Down
- Device for recording info
- Carving into mt for farming
- Rectangular land in shallow lake beds
11 Clues: Capital of Inca empire • Device for recording info • - Capital of Aztec empire • Carving into mt for farming • Mesoamerican civilization (Andes) • Rectangular land in shallow lake beds • Largest mountain range in South America • Narrow strip of land w/sea on either side • Mesoamerican civilization (Central Mexico) • Attribution of a soul to inanimate objects • ...
Tariff 2022-08-16
Across
- the people overthrow the polticalsystem
- rights you are born with
- to correct a wrong
- of large agricultural estate
- form of direct democracy
Down
- radical change in the establishes order
- farming to grow crops for personal use
- a tax on imported goods
- church service used to bring people back to church
- taking someone's power/property by force
- to impose or lay onto
11 Clues: to correct a wrong • to impose or lay onto • a tax on imported goods • rights you are born with • form of direct democracy • of large agricultural estate • farming to grow crops for personal use • radical change in the establishes order • the people overthrow the polticalsystem • taking someone's power/property by force • church service used to bring people back to church
The Far Away Brothers - Timofei 2023-10-05
Across
- Outgoing twin of Raul
- Ernesto and Raul are scared of being _____
- Ernesto and Raul are considered _____ in America
- The job of Wilber Sr. is ____
Down
- Ernesto and Raul crossed America's _____
- Ernesto and Raul are from _____
- Ernesto and Raul live in _____
- Ernesto and Raul immigrate to _____
- Ernesto and Raul are _____
- Shy twin of Ernesto
- Ernesto's first girlfriend in America
11 Clues: Shy twin of Ernesto • Outgoing twin of Raul • Ernesto and Raul are _____ • The job of Wilber Sr. is ____ • Ernesto and Raul live in _____ • Ernesto and Raul are from _____ • Ernesto and Raul immigrate to _____ • Ernesto's first girlfriend in America • Ernesto and Raul crossed America's _____ • Ernesto and Raul are scared of being _____ • ...
English for primary grade 8 2025-08-31
Across
- of governance and economic activities
- -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa
- of human origin,interrelations
- based curriculum
- of learning area that provides practical experiences
- religious activities
Down
- -farming put into practical
- -numerical exercises
- -broad area of putting components together
- words of the same meaning
- and sports-involves mental and physical activities
11 Clues: based curriculum • -numerical exercises • religious activities • words of the same meaning • -farming put into practical • of human origin,interrelations • of governance and economic activities • -broad area of putting components together • -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa • and sports-involves mental and physical activities • ...
English for primary grade 8 2025-08-31
Across
- -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa
- of governance and economic activities
- based curriculum
- and sports-involves mental and physical activities
- words of the same meaning
- -broad area of putting components together
Down
- -farming put into practical
- of human origin,interrelations
- -numerical exercises
- religious activities
- of learning area that provides practical experiences
11 Clues: based curriculum • -numerical exercises • religious activities • words of the same meaning • -farming put into practical • of human origin,interrelations • of governance and economic activities • -broad area of putting components together • -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa • and sports-involves mental and physical activities • ...
SS Ch. 10 2025-09-29
Across
- a person doing manual work
- a fuel made from plant material or animal waste
- energy cleaner energy options from nature
- using living things to make useful products
Down
- anything coming from nature
- farming crops and livestock
- making materials on a large scale
- farm animals
- available in large quantities/plentiful
- natural fuel such as oil or gas
- moving goods and people
11 Clues: farm animals • moving goods and people • a person doing manual work • anything coming from nature • farming crops and livestock • natural fuel such as oil or gas • making materials on a large scale • available in large quantities/plentiful • energy cleaner energy options from nature • using living things to make useful products • a fuel made from plant material or animal waste
Reconstruction 2022-12-09
Across
- Store is a place of business usually owned and operated by a retailer but sometimes owned and operated by a manufacturer or by someone other than a retailer in which merchandise is sold primarily to ultimate consumers.
- Mills a factory or facility that produces textiles from yarn or fabric into usable textiles.
- you have your wealth tied up in assets you can't easily convert to cash
- hard physical work
- March The March that ended the Civil War
- is the making of goods by hand or by a machine that upon completion the business sells to a customer.
- In a sharecropping system, a tenant is given access to the land in exchange for a portion of the crop.
Down
- usually large groups of plants and especially trees under cultivation.
- is the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future.
- Farming, Tenant farming is a type of agriculture whereby farmers cultivate crops or raise livestock on rented lands.
- Port a port in Savannah
- Georgia's main crop
- Line a line of communication made up by rail exclusively for the use of railway vehicles.
13 Clues: hard physical work • Georgia's main crop • Port a port in Savannah • March The March that ended the Civil War • usually large groups of plants and especially trees under cultivation. • you have your wealth tied up in assets you can't easily convert to cash • Line a line of communication made up by rail exclusively for the use of railway vehicles. • ...
Unit 4 2025-12-10
Across
- A Spanish explorer who defeated the Aztec Empire in Mexico in 1521 and claimed the land for Spain.
- The earliest known major civilization in Mexico, often called the "mother culture" of later Mesoamerican societies.
- A system where conquered peoples pay goods or money to the empire’s rulers.
- The largest empire in pre-Columbian America, located in the Andes mountains of South America.
- A small independent state consisting of a city and its surrounding land.
Down
- A Spanish explorer who conquered the Inca Empire in South America in the 1530s and claimed the land for Spain.
- Farming on stepped levels built into hillsides to grow crops.
- A device that shows direction by using Earth's magnetic field.
- Floating gardens built by the Aztecs to increase farmland on lakes.
- A powerful empire in central Mexico famous for its large capital city Tenochtitlan and warrior culture.
- An ancient tool used by sailors to determine their latitude by the stars.
- A recording system using knotted strings used by the Incas to keep information.
- An ancient civilization known for its writing, calendar, and pyramids, located in present-day Mexico and Central America.
13 Clues: Farming on stepped levels built into hillsides to grow crops. • A device that shows direction by using Earth's magnetic field. • Floating gardens built by the Aztecs to increase farmland on lakes. • A small independent state consisting of a city and its surrounding land. • An ancient tool used by sailors to determine their latitude by the stars. • ...
Have you read all of it? 2021-02-08
Across
- discovered static electricity
- created life out of metal
- something all ages can use
- started farming with
- used to look inside the human without opening them
Down
- go there to check your health
- easy way to communicate
- used in many things we do
- you can easily get around to places
- used in cars
- when we first started making tools of stone
11 Clues: used in cars • started farming with • easy way to communicate • used in many things we do • created life out of metal • something all ages can use • go there to check your health • discovered static electricity • you can easily get around to places • when we first started making tools of stone • used to look inside the human without opening them
Developing an Agricultural Society 2014-04-05
Across
- Formally organized as a community with its own local government
- Food grown by farmers
- Flat-land provinces
- A type of wheat
- People who buy cheap property hoping its price will rise
Down
- Rail track connecting Canada
- Capital of Manitoba
- The most populated province in Canada
- A coupon that could be exchanged for land
- French-speaking province
- Having to do with farming
11 Clues: A type of wheat • Capital of Manitoba • Flat-land provinces • Food grown by farmers • French-speaking province • Having to do with farming • Rail track connecting Canada • The most populated province in Canada • A coupon that could be exchanged for land • People who buy cheap property hoping its price will rise • Formally organized as a community with its own local government
Spelling words March 21 2024-03-26
Across
- - someone who exercises
- - the person who lives beside you
- - 6 was afraid of 7, because 7 _____ 9
- - you sneeze and ___ when you have a cold
- - more than 79 but less than 81
- - opposite of smooth
Down
- - material that is light
- - a mixture of flour and liquid
- - as much or as many required
- - a ship that carries goods
- - a large farming tool
11 Clues: - opposite of smooth • - a large farming tool • - someone who exercises • - material that is light • - a ship that carries goods • - as much or as many required • - a mixture of flour and liquid • - more than 79 but less than 81 • - the person who lives beside you • - 6 was afraid of 7, because 7 _____ 9 • - you sneeze and ___ when you have a cold
Unit 1: The Civil War 2022-09-19
11 Clues: cloth • farming • to add on • in the city • in the country • to be set free • to get rid of slavery • a person who works to end slavery • to make by hand or using a machine • having pride in the area you live, but not the country as a whole • belief that states should have more power than the federal government
Middle and Southern Colonies Quiz 2025-02-10
Across
- large farming estates
- Founder of Georgia (last name)
- founder of Pennsylvania
- last name for North and South (colonies)
Down
- capital of Pennsylvania
- religion headed up by William Penn
- named after the Jersey island in England
- Southern colony associated with Jamestown
- Southern colony founded by Lord Baltimore
- main crop grown in the southern colonies
- dutch colony also known as New Netherlands
11 Clues: large farming estates • capital of Pennsylvania • founder of Pennsylvania • Founder of Georgia (last name) • religion headed up by William Penn • named after the Jersey island in England • main crop grown in the southern colonies • last name for North and South (colonies) • Southern colony associated with Jamestown • Southern colony founded by Lord Baltimore • ...
English for primary grade 8 2025-08-31
Across
- of governance and economic activities
- -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa
- of human origin,interrelations
- based curriculum
- of learning area that provides practical experiences
- religious activities
Down
- -farming put into practical
- -numerical exercises
- -broad area of putting components together
- words of the same meaning
- and sports-involves mental and physical activities
11 Clues: based curriculum • -numerical exercises • religious activities • words of the same meaning • -farming put into practical • of human origin,interrelations • of governance and economic activities • -broad area of putting components together • -local language in commonly spoken in east Africa • and sports-involves mental and physical activities • ...
unit 6 Early humans 2021-10-22
8 Clues: farming • moving,basic needs. • change, huge glaclers • prehistoric,artifacts • stone tools,moves to survive. • and gatering plants to survive. • humans, Africa, moved place to place • during a time of no spoken,used to tell storys,
Mart Drąg, Natalia Buć 2024-11-19
8 Clues: …thaliana • extreme hunger • CO2 + H2O = Nutrients • strong, healthy, vigorous • the natural world around us • science of practice of farming • regulatory substance in plants and animals • develop or be the first to use or apply (verb)
Unit 1 Vocab 2025-08-26
8 Clues: Person who moves for food • Watering crops by channels • Mesopotamian temple pyramid • New stone age; farming began • Organized group sharing culture • Egyptian picture writing system • Spread of ideas between cultures • Wedge-shaped mesopotamian writing
13 Colonies Crossword Puzzle Investigation 2022-09-28
Across
- Massachusetts had a strong religion of ____
- Rhode Island settlers were seeking ____ freedom
- Georiga had _____ faiths
- settlers in Maryland were seeking religious and ____ freedom
Down
- Connecticut had a written ____
- Maryland had a ______ colony
- Virginia had lots of _____
- North Carolina had _____ freedom
- Rhode Island people became wealthy through _____
- New Hamshire had ____ summers
10 Clues: Georiga had _____ faiths • Virginia had lots of _____ • Maryland had a ______ colony • New Hamshire had ____ summers • Connecticut had a written ____ • North Carolina had _____ freedom • Massachusetts had a strong religion of ____ • Rhode Island settlers were seeking ____ freedom • Rhode Island people became wealthy through _____ • ...
GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA 2015-11-19
Across
- lack of rainfall
- semi-arid strip of land
- a person who does not stay in the same place for long
- scarcity of food
- a substance that harms the environment
- farming only for their family
Down
- rainy and humid climate
- in which fertile land becomes a desert
- species that is likely to become extinct
- the clearing of a wide area of trees
- grassland ecosystem
- the largest desert in Africa
12 Clues: lack of rainfall • scarcity of food • grassland ecosystem • rainy and humid climate • semi-arid strip of land • the largest desert in Africa • farming only for their family • the clearing of a wide area of trees • in which fertile land becomes a desert • a substance that harms the environment • species that is likely to become extinct • ...
egipt 2020-11-16
Across
- a system of writing
- in desert and very tall
- land of very fertile soil
- bigger than blue nile
- nile river spreads into mediterranean sea
Down
- good military leader.
- used the stem of a ------- plant for paper
- a desert near the black lands
- technology for farming to get water
- th rigid rocks to couse the boats to get damiged
- rulers sharing a common origin
- smaller than white nile
12 Clues: a system of writing • good military leader. • bigger than blue nile • in desert and very tall • smaller than white nile • land of very fertile soil • a desert near the black lands • rulers sharing a common origin • technology for farming to get water • nile river spreads into mediterranean sea • used the stem of a ------- plant for paper • ...
BHM - Alyssa - Farm Words 2019-02-08
Across
- - farm animals drink out of it
- - what you use to control the horse
- - land covered with grass where animals can graze
- - plant that grows food
- - a house attached to a farm
- - an amount of land
- - the baby of a cow
Down
- - baby horse
- - science of farming
- - multiple wood planks keeping cattle inside
- - where chickens lay their eggs
- - when riding a horse you sit on this
12 Clues: - baby horse • - an amount of land • - the baby of a cow • - science of farming • - plant that grows food • - a house attached to a farm • - farm animals drink out of it • - where chickens lay their eggs • - what you use to control the horse • - when riding a horse you sit on this • - multiple wood planks keeping cattle inside • - land covered with grass where animals can graze
Semester 1 Exam Review 2023-12-03
Across
- tombs for pharaohs
- economic system of ancient civilizations
- locate evidence in primary & secondary sources
- known for his code of laws
- barriers that protected Egypt from invaders
- developed the alphabet
Down
- system of classes in India
- a journal is an example of this kind of source
- a belief in many gods
- development that led to Neolithic Age
- taught to stop desiring things
- the reason civilizations settled in river valleys
12 Clues: tombs for pharaohs • a belief in many gods • developed the alphabet • system of classes in India • known for his code of laws • taught to stop desiring things • development that led to Neolithic Age • economic system of ancient civilizations • barriers that protected Egypt from invaders • a journal is an example of this kind of source • ...
mesopotamia 2023-11-01
Across
- what they write with
- the writing they used
- a land made of conqued land
- 282 laws
- a city and it's farmland
Down
- another word for farming
- ruler of bablon
- extra supply of something
- home of the gods
- a society with their own forms of religion and learning
- the land between the two rives the Euphates and the tigeris
- a person that writes important events
12 Clues: 282 laws • ruler of bablon • home of the gods • what they write with • the writing they used • another word for farming • a city and it's farmland • extra supply of something • a land made of conqued land • a person that writes important events • a society with their own forms of religion and learning • the land between the two rives the Euphates and the tigeris
Weekly Words Crossword 2024-10-28
Across
- to do something despite it being challenging or difficult
- one who has skill relating to books
- to assign apart (from others)
- to write down the details
- to state again
- an area of land owned by the government
Down
- to spread out
- state of being sent
- area of land with defined physical features
- a journey to explore a place
- related to the countryside or farming
- to make a circle
12 Clues: to spread out • to state again • to make a circle • state of being sent • to write down the details • a journey to explore a place • to assign apart (from others) • one who has skill relating to books • related to the countryside or farming • an area of land owned by the government • area of land with defined physical features • ...
Mesopotamia Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-27
Across
- King of Akkadians
- All nations united into one created by Akkadians
- The capital of Babylonia
- The farming practice they used
- River in Mesopotamia
- River In Mesopotamia
- A group of city-states under one ruler
Down
- 282 laws created by Habburabi
- The society, culture and way of life of a particular area
- Took over Sumer
- First Civilization
- The writing of the civilizations
- people who are owned by others and work for them
13 Clues: Took over Sumer • King of Akkadians • First Civilization • River in Mesopotamia • River In Mesopotamia • The capital of Babylonia • 282 laws created by Habburabi • The farming practice they used • The writing of the civilizations • A group of city-states under one ruler • All nations united into one created by Akkadians • people who are owned by others and work for them • ...
Mesopotamia 2022-01-04
Across
- a temple in the center of a city
- a contribution/job a farming job
- prevents floods
- A writing tool to draw on clay
- something your good at
- taming an animal
- a job/and important part of society
Down
- water paths for crops
- a town surrounded by a brick wall
- very high ranking people that ran schools
- a belief in a god.
- a writer/journalist
12 Clues: prevents floods • taming an animal • a belief in a god. • a writer/journalist • water paths for crops • something your good at • A writing tool to draw on clay • a temple in the center of a city • a contribution/job a farming job • a town surrounded by a brick wall • a job/and important part of society • very high ranking people that ran schools
Mesopotamia 2022-12-16
Across
- used a lot for Hammurabi's Code
- type of strong metal made from copper+tin
- it made things a lot easier
- the advanced plow and the seed funnel was
- a invention used for pottery
- a language which a scribe writes
- used for making things (adults use them a
Down
- the study of the stars
- a invention that cures illnesses
- used in time (base 60)
- now)
- for this
12 Clues: now) • for this • the study of the stars • used in time (base 60) • it made things a lot easier • a invention used for pottery • used a lot for Hammurabi's Code • a invention that cures illnesses • a language which a scribe writes • type of strong metal made from copper+tin • the advanced plow and the seed funnel was • used for making things (adults use them a
Assessment 2022-06-24
Across
- German monk who fought against the Catholic church
- Multiple (Gods)
- One who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ
- Vacation spot for Inca emperors
- When one country takes over another and forces their beliefs and religion onto it
- Buy your way into heaven
Down
- One of the three G's
- One of the four ancient civilizations
- What renaissance means
- A form of farming
- Language
- Where the renaissance began
12 Clues: Language • Multiple (Gods) • A form of farming • One of the three G's • What renaissance means • Buy your way into heaven • Where the renaissance began • Vacation spot for Inca emperors • One of the four ancient civilizations • German monk who fought against the Catholic church • One who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ • ...
Assessment 2022-06-24
Across
- German monk who fought against the Catholic church
- Multiple (Gods)
- One who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ
- Vacation spot for Inca emperors
- When one country takes over another and forces their beliefs and religion onto it
- Buy your way into heaven
Down
- One of the three G's
- One of the four ancient civilizations
- What renaissance means
- A form of farming
- Language
- Where the renaissance began
12 Clues: Language • Multiple (Gods) • A form of farming • One of the three G's • What renaissance means • Buy your way into heaven • Where the renaissance began • Vacation spot for Inca emperors • One of the four ancient civilizations • German monk who fought against the Catholic church • One who professes belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ • ...
The egyptians crossword 2025-10-23
Across
- dead bodies that are wrapped
- Built for farming
- built cities to expand selling
- Made from 1,550-1,080 BC
Down
- He was the youngest pharaoh
- He had 96 sons and 60 daughters
- A cat that is hairless
- Made from 2,300- 1670 BC
- She had connections with Julius Caesar
- Triangle structures that hold dead people.
- A place for agriculture and a massive water supply
- Was the first pharaoh
12 Clues: Built for farming • Was the first pharaoh • A cat that is hairless • Made from 2,300- 1670 BC • Made from 1,550-1,080 BC • He was the youngest pharaoh • dead bodies that are wrapped • built cities to expand selling • He had 96 sons and 60 daughters • She had connections with Julius Caesar • Triangle structures that hold dead people. • ...
13 Colonies Crossword Puzzle Investigation 2022-09-28
Across
- Massachusetts had a strong religion of ____
- Rhode Island settlers were seeking ____ freedom
- Georiga had _____ faiths
- settlers in Maryland were seeking religious and ____ freedom
Down
- Connecticut had a written ____
- Maryland had a ______ colony
- Virginia had lots of _____
- North Carolina had _____ freedom
- Rhode Island people became wealthy through _____
- New Hamshire had ____ summers
10 Clues: Georiga had _____ faiths • Virginia had lots of _____ • Maryland had a ______ colony • New Hamshire had ____ summers • Connecticut had a written ____ • North Carolina had _____ freedom • Massachusetts had a strong religion of ____ • Rhode Island settlers were seeking ____ freedom • Rhode Island people became wealthy through _____ • ...
Animal Husbandry 2021-03-14
9 Clues: Reared for meat • Obtained from buffaloes • Domesticated pet animals • Obtained from Poultry farming • Animal used for transportation • A product obtained from honeybees • An aquatic organism reared for food • obtained from animals and enriches the soil • obtained from cattle horns and used to make jellies
Jeffersonian Democracy 2018-12-14
9 Clues: Farming • Restricting of trade • Name of Jefferson's home • Year Louisiana was bought • Price of the Louisiana Purchase • What surrounded Jefferson's home? • Who did the US buy Louisiana from? • Jefferson created a us army T or F? • Amount of types of vegetable Jefferson grew.
