french Crossword Puzzles
Countries 2014-05-07
20 Clues: Greek • Welsh • French • polish • Turkish • Chinese • Chilean • British • Panamian • Georgian • Honduran • Canadian • Peruvian • Brazilian • Slovenian • Pakistani • Paraguayan • Lithuanian • Venezuelan • Argentinian
Camden Unite 3 2021-10-27
UNIT 3: Countries, Nationalities and Customs. 2022-08-23
20 Clues: iraq • egypt • china • chile • italy • spain • wales • japan • norway • greece • france • russia • turkey • mexico • finnish • ireland • belgium • england • germany • switzerland
UNIT 3: Countries, Nationalities and Customs. 2022-08-23
20 Clues: iraq • egypt • china • chile • italy • spain • wales • japan • norway • greece • france • russia • turkey • mexico • finnish • ireland • belgium • england • germany • switzerland
UNIT 3: Countries, Nationalities and Customs. 2022-08-23
20 Clues: iraq • egypt • china • chile • italy • spain • wales • japan • norway • greece • france • russia • turkey • mexico • finnish • ireland • belgium • england • germany • switzerland
Spanish vocabulary 2022-11-07
20 Clues: pen • lay • desk • rise • meat • soda • write • learn • salad • study • board • desert • French • English • Spanish • notebook • backpack • breakfast • vegetables • arrive/get
HF6ch5 languages 2021-04-27
20 Clues: thai • viro • suomi • saksa • kiina • norja • italia • turkki • arabia • japani • tanska • kieliä • venäjä • ruotsi • ranska • kreikka • espanja • hollanti • englanti • portugali
Grade 5 Students By: Clara 2021-06-15
20 Clues: andy • mira • zach • libby • jacob • maddi • arjav • qayim • anadi • ellyn • clara • poyraz • connor • eilidh • henrik • derrick • kaitlyn • alistair • mr.brain • mme.isabelle
Spanish 2022-10-27
20 Clues: art • Gym • math • glue • paper • lunch • French • Health • history • courses • English • biology • classes • Spanish • italian • Sciences • backpack • difficult • technology • teacher(f)
Countries 2023-08-20
20 Clues: Cuban • Greek • Welsh • Indian • French • Polish • Cypriot • Turkish • America • Serbian • Latvian • Mexicano • Spainish • Georgian • Pakistani • Argentian • Brazilian • Hungarian • Lithunian • Portuguese
At school 2023-09-28
20 Clues: w-f • mapa • farby • gumka • muzyka • laptop • słownik • piórnik • trampki • linijka • nożyczki • przyroda • plastyka • historia • geografia • francuski • angielski • kalkulator • matematyka • informatyka
Deutsch 1 mid term 2023-11-03
20 Clues: art • drums • ruler • to_be • to_buy • season • enough • to_pay • french • to_sell • to_have • history • to_drive • to_visit • y'all_are • geography • thirty_one • to_receive • in_the_fall • neighboring_country
Spanish Vocabulary 9/17 2023-10-17
20 Clues: Irish • Cuban • Polish • French • German • African • British • Mexican • Spanish • Chilean • Peruvian • Canadian • American • Dominican • Columbian • Brazillian • Australian • Panamanian • Argentinian • Puerto Rican
Nationalities + days of the week 2020-02-10
20 Clues: сша • среда • япония • неделя • франция • вторник • четверг • суббота • пятница • японский • немецкий • Германия • Австралия • португалия • французский • понедельник • воскресенье • американский • австралийский • португальский
Hello in 20 Languages 2020-02-10
20 Clues: Zulu • Greek • Dutch • Hindi • Latin • Korean • Hebrew • French • German • Polish • Russian • Spanish • Turkish • Swahili • Italian • Mandarin • Japanese • Romanian • Lithuanian • Vietnamese
French 1 Activity Board Crossword 2024-03-28
20 Clues: Art • Bad • Noon • Math • Easy • Music • French • Tiring • Useless • Science • ToStudy • English • Midnight • Relaxing • Exciting • Horrible • Important • Practical • Interesting • ComputerScience
Modern World 2023-06-06
Vocab Man #2 2024-11-08
French Crossword 1/13 2023-01-13
Les Cours et Chiffres Crossword 2023-01-13
Nationalities 2025-03-02
20 Clues: China • Italy • Korea • Japan • India • Sweden • Greece • Poland • France • Germany • Spanish • Vietnam • Thailand • Pakistan • Malaysia • Portugal • Indonesia • Philippines • Netherlands • United Kingdom
Spanish HW man 2024-11-07
20 Clues: art • math • drama • lunch • music • monday • health • french • friday • sunday • tuesday • science • weekend • english • history • spanish • thursday • saturday • wednesday • physical education
Nation 2025-10-12
Görev 7 - Coffee Break - Country, Nationality, Language 2026-03-30
20 Clues: dil • ülke • Çinli • Greek • German • Hintli • Iraklı • İranlı • Mısırlı • İrlanda • Kanadalı • Arjantin • İrlandalı • Danimarka • Fransızca • Brezilyalı • Danimarkalı • Avustralyalı • Finlandiyalı • millet, uyruk
Mathews RWCW 2024-04-26
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- The general of the Continental Army
- Got other countries to support the Patriots
- _____ mountain boys
- patriot forces crushed loyalists in this battle
- Allied with the British
- the Swamp Fox
- a ship outfitted with weapons
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- Fought for Patriots without pay
- goal of taking over French Canada
- trained patriots to march correctly
- First double-agent
- where the war ended
- Allies of the Americans
- Colonists burn dolls of him
- sent supplies to the colonists
- Stopped people from smuggling goods
16 Clues: the Swamp Fox • First double-agent • where the war ended • _____ mountain boys • Allies of the Americans • Allied with the British • Colonists burn dolls of him • a ship outfitted with weapons • sent supplies to the colonists • Fought for Patriots without pay • goal of taking over French Canada • trained patriots to march correctly • The general of the Continental Army • ...
orchestra 2022-11-01
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- a violin with a stand to stand it up
- named after the french
- like a trumpet but is a bit more of an oval
- metal noise makers
- uses a reed
- like a saxaphone just in the woodwind
- drum
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- wooden noise makers
- make different sounds pulling it in and out
- no reed
- like what they use in the army
- metal woodwiind
- loud drum
- bigger than a viola
- bigger than a violin
- uses a bow
16 Clues: drum • no reed • loud drum • uses a bow • uses a reed • metal woodwiind • metal noise makers • wooden noise makers • bigger than a viola • bigger than a violin • named after the french • like what they use in the army • a violin with a stand to stand it up • like a saxaphone just in the woodwind • make different sounds pulling it in and out • like a trumpet but is a bit more of an oval
Culinary Arts 2022-05-20
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- Inhale _____, exhale negativity
- French work for "kitchen"
- Mrs. Perez favorite Disney character.
- The main ingredient in Rice Krispy Treats
- Make great french fries
- Schitt's Creek video, Fold in the _________
- is grown in flooded fields
- With syrup and butter
- Chef Larry Delgado taught us these
- the glaze on our lemon cupcakes
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- High hat
- Helps bread rise
- your final exam was based on _____
- Decorated for Valentines Day
- RGV Cookout necessity
- We made mice out of __________
16 Clues: High hat • Helps bread rise • RGV Cookout necessity • With syrup and butter • Make great french fries • French work for "kitchen" • is grown in flooded fields • Decorated for Valentines Day • We made mice out of __________ • Inhale _____, exhale negativity • the glaze on our lemon cupcakes • your final exam was based on _____ • Chef Larry Delgado taught us these • ...
French Colony Vocabulary 2021-10-05
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- A man who helped establish the first permanent European settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley in 1686
- Explored the upper Mississippi down as far as the Arkansas River
- A name given to A man who helped establish the first permanent European settlement in the lower Mississippi River Valley in 1686
- A country that owned the 13 colonies
- A treaty that made France lose the Louisiana colony
- Type currency used, in France besides coins
- A tragic event that happened on his second expedition
- Created the Mississippi Bubble
- Name given to the water route that early Europeans believed went through the North American continent to Asia
- Established fort Maurepas in near present Biloxi, Mississippi
- Founded a new French settlement near the Mississippi River, at the time known as Nouvelle-Orleans(New Orleans)
- A group existing during the French colonial period that was in charge of the judicial matters
- Name given to the collapse of the French Investment company, the Company of the West
- Country that helped the French colony a lot
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- An attack on a fort planned by Indians
- The tribe that worked with France in the war
- In 1712 he became the first proprietor of Louisiana, the Company of the West
- System under which a colony was operated as a business by an individual or group
- An area settled by a group of people from a distant land
- The name of the laws that governed the conduct of slaves in the French colony of Louisiana
- A country that took all of Frances land after the war
- A parcel of land given to certain individuals under certain conditions, such as their agreement to settle on it
- The name given to young women who came to Louisiana in 1728 to become wives of the settlers and brought their belongings in a small trunk
- A large farm or estate
- A person who is considered the property of someone and bound to a life of service
- "Red Stick"
- The tribe that worked with Great Britain in the war
- Claimed Louisiana for France in the name of King Louis XIV
28 Clues: "Red Stick" • A large farm or estate • Created the Mississippi Bubble • A country that owned the 13 colonies • An attack on a fort planned by Indians • Type currency used, in France besides coins • Country that helped the French colony a lot • The tribe that worked with France in the war • A treaty that made France lose the Louisiana colony • ...
New France 2016-01-20
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- Land distribution system that was set up around the St.Lawrence River in New France.
- In 1665 a series of women were sent to New France to promote births and population increase.
- New France had a very ______ territory and was sparsely populated.
- This war (1756-1763) was fought between France and Britain in North America.
- In 1763 France signed this document, conceding all its North American territories to the British.
- In 1758, this French fort/port fell to the British during the Seven Year War.
- the traditional name for Montreal
- I planted the cross in 1534 and claimed the territory for France.
- In the 16th century, gold and silver were used as currency in the international trade... France obtained in New France provided the raw materials it needed to manufacture finished products.
- Jean Talon became the first ________ of New France.
- The French were allied with this Native tribe.
- The French were at war with this Amerindian group.
- The Company of One Hundred Associates was created to populate the colony and create a _________ over the fur trade.
- The French were in commercial competition with this other European nation in North America.
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- This religious group of men lived with the Huron.
- The Catholic church collected annual taxes paid by the habitant (settler).
- In 1759, the British took over Quebec City following a 30 minute battle.
- The original name for Montreal.
- The French relied heavily on this economic resource for trading purposes.
- In 1663 the _______ Government took control of the colony of New France.
- Samuel de Champlain founded this city on the mouth of the St. Lawrence River.
- The British deported the ________ in 1755 for refusing to pledge alliance to the King of Britain.
- Definition: To convert people to Christianity
- I tried to diversify the economy in New France by introducing new businesses in addition to the fur trade.
- The _________ provided land and a mill to the Habitant.
- The Thirteen Colonies were ______ and highly populated.
26 Clues: The original name for Montreal. • the traditional name for Montreal • Definition: To convert people to Christianity • The French were allied with this Native tribe. • This religious group of men lived with the Huron. • The French were at war with this Amerindian group. • Jean Talon became the first ________ of New France. • ...
chapter 7 vocabulary 2015-11-02
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- and Indian War a war between the British and the French over claim to the land in America; the British defeated both the French and the Indians in 1763
- militia volunteers who could be ready to fight at a moment’s notice during the American Revolution
- of Paris agreement reached by the British and French in 1763 that officially ended the French and Indian War
- of assistance written orders that allowed officials to conduct unrestricted searches for suspected smuggled goods; blank search warrants
- and feeding
- Act law passed in 1765 by British Parliament that forced people to pay tax on items such as newspapers and legal documents
- of Correspondence organized network for passing along news of British activity to the colonists
- Plan of Union a plan proposed by Benjamin Franklin that called for a council of delegates from each colony with a leader appointed by the British king
- head Acts laws passed by British Parliament that placed import duties on tea, paper, glass, and paint
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- Continental Congress the second meeting of all 13 colonies in May 1775, to appoint a military leader and raise and army.
- of 1763 official announcement from the British government that ended all settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains
- Acts laws passed by England in 1774 to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
- the highest social class of the American colonies
- Continental Congress first meeting of representatives from every colony, except Georgia, in September 1774 to discuss common concerns.
- a movement that emphasized science and reason as guides to help see the world more clearly
- League a powerful Native American Confederation
- mobility the opportunity for a person to move from one social class to another
- refusal to buy goods or have dealings with a country or other entity, usually to express disapproval or force acceptance of certain conditions
- Awakening a movement in the 1730s and 1740s that was marked by renewed interest in religion
- a period of religious awakening
- group of civilians declared by law to be called to military service and trained as soldier to fight in emergencies
21 Clues: and feeding • a period of religious awakening • League a powerful Native American Confederation • the highest social class of the American colonies • mobility the opportunity for a person to move from one social class to another • Acts laws passed by England in 1774 to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party. • ...
WORLD HISTORY-- CHAPTER 7 2022-03-13
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- The great awakening began with his sermon
- established the committee of public safety
- She succeeded William III as monarch of England
- the first permanent English settlement in the New World
- This forbade the importation of British goods into any European country under French control.
- succeeded James I
- leader of education
- James _______ succeeded Elizabeth as monarch of England
- The _________ attempted to apply human reason to all areas of man's life and establish a new social order
- began the Pietist movement
- the philosophy which taught that man is naturally good, but society is bad.
- overthrown by the glorious revolution
- said "After me the Deluge"
- An execution device which became a symbol of the French Revolution
- the Battle of ________ is also known as the "Battle of Nations"
- the new system of weights and measures devised during the French Revolution
- fought to abolish slavery in England
- "Father of New France"
- "Father of American Missions"
- Main reason behind Napoleon's defeat
- wrote "Amazing Grace"
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- Napoleon's second wife
- philosopher of the Age of Reason
- The _______ was the conservative group of France's Constituent Assembly
- established a Moravian settlement on his estate
- started England's first Sunday school
- then belief that experience is the only source of knowledge
- He preached around 18,000 times
- The First Estate was composed of the _____
- This Battle was Napoleon's greatest victory
- editor of the Encyclopedia
- The name of the magnificent palace built 10 miles outside of Paris
- On July 14, 1789, a Paris mob stormed the ______.
- A religion that rejected Scripture and professed that God is an impersonal Being revealed only in nature
- The name of the government that Oliver Cromwell established after the Commonwealth
- Robert Cavalier de ___ _______ sailed down the Mississippi for France
- king of restored Bourbon Monarchy
- He explored Australia and New Zealand for Great Britain.
- French Cardinal
- "Father of French Romanticism"
- great literary figure
- SUN KING
- This group supported the king during the English Civil War
43 Clues: SUN KING • French Cardinal • succeeded James I • leader of education • great literary figure • wrote "Amazing Grace" • Napoleon's second wife • "Father of New France" • editor of the Encyclopedia • began the Pietist movement • said "After me the Deluge" • "Father of American Missions" • "Father of French Romanticism" • He preached around 18,000 times • philosopher of the Age of Reason • ...
History Test 2 2024-10-10
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- Only public highway north of the Arctic Circle open year-round
- The only walled city north of Mexico
- Land claimed by France in the New World, including Canada
- Gold rush of 1897
- Canadian missionary to China who later wrote books telling of the missionary work
- The "Apostle of Nova Scotia"
- One of the world's most beautiful waterfalls found in both Canada and the United States
- The French settlers who refused to pledge their loyalty to the British crown were the ...
- Canada's world-famous police force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- The explorer who opened the way for trade between the French and the Indians
- Water route that supposedly flowed through North America to Asia
- Canada's two official languages are English and ...
- "Polar Bear Capital of the World"
- Canada leads the world in the production of...
- Canada is the largest producer of zinc and...
- The American colonists who moved to Canada rather than fight against their king in the War for Independence
- Canada's highest peak
- One of the first pioneer missionaries to Manitoba, Canada
- British explorers who mapped Canada's Pacific coast
- The two Canadian researchers who discovered a treatment for diabetes
- Canada's longest river
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- "Gateway to the West"
- The largest freshwater lake in the world
- "Canada's Gateway to the Pacific
- Explorer who discovered the world's largest bay
- The body of water that has some of the world's highest tides
- War between the English and French over North American boundaries
- The first modern explorer to reach the North American mainland
- Explorer who helped establish the first important French settlement, Quebec
- The largest city in Canada
- One of the world's largest inland ports
- Type of government in Canada
- One of Canada's most important natural resources
- The world's largest inland seaway
- Oldest business in Canada
- The capital of Canada
- The world's largest bay
- Canada is one of the world's leading ... exporters.
38 Clues: Gold rush of 1897 • "Gateway to the West" • The capital of Canada • Canada's highest peak • Canada's longest river • The world's largest bay • Oldest business in Canada • The largest city in Canada • The "Apostle of Nova Scotia" • Type of government in Canada • "Canada's Gateway to the Pacific • The world's largest inland seaway • "Polar Bear Capital of the World" • ...
Famous European Battles 2026-04-14
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- Formal agreement ending conflict
- 1503 Spanish victory, early use of firearms
- 1758 Brutal Seven Years’ War clash with heavy losses
- 1813 “Battle of Nations” in Saxony
- 1512 Bloody Italian Wars battle won by France
- Military unit
- 1704 Marlborough victory in War of Spanish Succession
- 1525 Habsburgs capture Francis I of France
- 1757 Frederick the Great defeats Franco-Imperial army
- Mounted infantry soldier
- Agreement between states for mutual support
- Final defeat of Napoleon (often included just beyond the period)
- 1794 French Revolutionary victory (slightly post-range)
- Mounted soldiers
- Withdrawal from battle
- 1792 French Revolutionary victory halting Prussian advance
- Large political unit ruled by a single authority
- Military blockade of a city or fortress
- Foot soldiers
- Planned maneuver in battle
- 1759 Crushing defeat of Frederick the Great
- Temporary agreement to stop fighting
- Monarch in many European conflicts
- Early firearm used in many of these battles
- Successful outcome in war
- Loss in battle
- 1632 Battle where Gustavus Adolphus was killed
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- 1709 Turning point where Peter the Great defeats Sweden
- 1515 French victory under Francis I in Italy
- 1745 French victory in War of Austrian Succession
- Strong defensive structure
- Style of warfare using lines of troops
- Side of an army formation
- Long spear used by infantry
- Military force engaged in battle
- 1709 One of the bloodiest battles of 18th century Europe
- 1700 Early Swedish victory over Russia
- 1757 Prussian victory showcasing oblique order
- 1415 English longbow victory over France (pre-period classic often included)
- Provisioning armies in the field
- Heavy guns used in warfare
- Sudden attack
- Site of combat
- 1760 Hard-fought Prussian victory in Seven Years’ War
- Senior military commander
- 1643 French victory ending Spanish infantry dominance
- Noble rank often leading armies
- 1631 Gustavus Adolphus’ major Thirty Years’ War victory
- 1634 Major Habsburg victory in Thirty Years’ War
- 1746 British defeat of Jacobite uprising
50 Clues: Military unit • Sudden attack • Foot soldiers • Site of combat • Loss in battle • Mounted soldiers • Withdrawal from battle • Mounted infantry soldier • Side of an army formation • Senior military commander • Successful outcome in war • Strong defensive structure • Heavy guns used in warfare • Planned maneuver in battle • Long spear used by infantry • Noble rank often leading armies • ...
CODE NAME VERITY 2021-12-01
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- maddies job as a pilot
- operator the job where maddie and julie meet
- Main characters code name
- Where Julie grew up
- Verity's Real name
- Julies Work code name.
- The axis power that holds julie captive
- Kittyhawks real name
- Antagonist
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- Allied power that julie and maddie work for
- What julie calls herself
- Person who killed Verity
- Engel Von lindens assistant and translator
- The french family that shelters Maddie
- Location of Gestapo HQ
- French girl executed during juies captivity
16 Clues: Antagonist • Verity's Real name • Where Julie grew up • Kittyhawks real name • maddies job as a pilot • Location of Gestapo HQ • Julies Work code name. • What julie calls herself • Person who killed Verity • Main characters code name • The french family that shelters Maddie • The axis power that holds julie captive • Engel Von lindens assistant and translator • ...
Orchestra 2024-05-08
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- is a triangle
- rests on the floor
- also called a french horn
- known as a fiddle
- Was used in ancient Greek and Egypt
- part of a drum
- means high pitched wood in French
- part of the percussion family
- big, string instrament
- woodwind family
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- composes of 6 pieces
- rounded oblong shape
- the 15th century development of a trumpet
- alto voice in string family
- more then one instrament of percussion
- also known as 'brass brass'
16 Clues: is a triangle • part of a drum • woodwind family • known as a fiddle • rests on the floor • composes of 6 pieces • rounded oblong shape • big, string instrament • also called a french horn • alto voice in string family • also known as 'brass brass' • part of the percussion family • means high pitched wood in French • Was used in ancient Greek and Egypt • ...
6ème 2021-09-23
8 Clues: What's the French for "too"? • What's the French for "slow"? • What's the French for "fast"? • What's the French for "Welsh"? • What's the English for "méchant"? • What's the English for "menaçant"? • What's the English for "écossais"? • What's the English for "seulement"?
French Culture 2025-12-08
8 Clues: French currency • The capital of France • French national animal • Tallest building in Paris • The French national anthem • Famous shopping street in Paris • The city of gastronomy in France • Holiday that commemorates the beginning of the French Revolution
The Necklace 2015-03-31
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- power that controls the future
- small amount of money
- entire group of rich and stylish people
- written material in typed or handwritten form
- unit of French money
- French for Mrs.
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- cost of borrowed money
- state of being very poor
- kind of bird
- overpowered; overcome
- speaking words for another to write down
- very fine; excellent
- speak haltingly, with difficulty
- fastener; clip
14 Clues: kind of bird • fastener; clip • French for Mrs. • very fine; excellent • unit of French money • overpowered; overcome • small amount of money • cost of borrowed money • state of being very poor • power that controls the future • speak haltingly, with difficulty • entire group of rich and stylish people • speaking words for another to write down • ...
Unit #6 Vocabulary Assignment 2022-10-26
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- People living in the New World Spanish colonies but born in Spain.
- A vow by members of the 3rd estate not to disband until a constitution was written
- The middle class, including merchants, industrialists, and professional people
- In colonial Spanish America, term used to describe someone of European descent born in the New World.
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- Overthrew French Directory in 1799 and became emperor of the French in 1804.
- A machine for beheading people, used as a means of execution during the French Revolution.
- The site of Napoleon's defeat by British and Prussian armies in 1815, which ended his last bid for power
- The period in France where Robespierre ruled and used revolutionary terror to solidify the home front.
- Medieval fortress that was converted to a prison stormed by peasants for ammunition during the early stages of the French Revolution.
- A French congress established by representatives of the Third Estate on June 17, 1789, to enact laws and reforms in the name of the French people
10 Clues: People living in the New World Spanish colonies but born in Spain. • Overthrew French Directory in 1799 and became emperor of the French in 1804. • The middle class, including merchants, industrialists, and professional people • A vow by members of the 3rd estate not to disband until a constitution was written • ...
The French Revolution 2019-03-20
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- French King. Was not popular. An indecisive and weak leader.
- A fortress built in Paris in the 14th century and used as a prison in the 17th and 18th centuries. It was destroyed July 14, 1789 at the start of the French Revolution.
- The French Middle Class
- A declaration made by members of the Third Estate not to disband until they had drafted a constitution for France.
- About 7,000 Parisian women armed demanded more bread and that the king return to Paris
- French general, political leader, and crowned himself emperor of France in 1804.
- The leader of the bloodiest portion of the French Revolution. Started what is known as the “Reign of Terror”. Nicknamed "The incorruptible".
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- Instrument of execution that consists of a weighted blade between two vertical poles.
- An Austrian-born French queen who was accused of bankrupting France due to her lavish lifestyle which made her unpopular alongside her opposition to reform.
- During this 1 year period about 40,000 people were executed.
10 Clues: The French Middle Class • French King. Was not popular. An indecisive and weak leader. • During this 1 year period about 40,000 people were executed. • French general, political leader, and crowned himself emperor of France in 1804. • Instrument of execution that consists of a weighted blade between two vertical poles. • ...
French Revolution 2024-01-22
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- refers to a social class consisting of individuals with hereditary privileges, often based on noble birth, wealth, or influence
- Refers to the middle class in a society, particularly associated with capitalism
- Were members of a radical political club during the French Revolution
- Assembly serving as a legislative body responsible for making laws and governing the country.
- The Girondins were a political faction during the French Revolution.
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- general Was a representative assembly in pre-revolutionary France that consisted of delegates from three social classes or estates
- Bastille Parisian fortress and prison, symbolically stormed on July 14, 1789, during the French Revolution.
- Regime Social and political structure of France before the French Revolution, absolute monarchy, a rigid class system, and privileged nobility.
- Court Oath the French Third Estate pledged to stay united until a new constitution was established, marking a key moment in the early days of the French Revolution.
- nobles that left their native country to reside in another, often due to political reasons or seeking better opportunities.
10 Clues: The Girondins were a political faction during the French Revolution. • Were members of a radical political club during the French Revolution • Refers to the middle class in a society, particularly associated with capitalism • Assembly serving as a legislative body responsible for making laws and governing the country. • ...
Salut! 2023-08-31
13 Clues: meh • Mrs. • hello • Friday • August • Goodbye • Saturday • very well • from Canada • See you tomorrow! • a stress pronoun for "me" • French girl's name that starts with "H" and has 2 accent marks • French boy's name; sounds like English for a long sandwich on a yummy roll + an actor whose last name is Kutcher
Family 2018-12-14
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- Communist
- Functionalist
- Merry ...
- Following Murray, the best way to run the economy
- How is the government?
- "Power is ... and ... is power"
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- New Right sociologist
- Famous French sparkling wine
- A French social theorist
- Foucault believes we live in a ... society
- Happy new ...
- They think lone parent families are not given enough help
- Other functionalist
13 Clues: Communist • Merry ... • Functionalist • Happy new ... • Other functionalist • New Right sociologist • How is the government? • A French social theorist • Famous French sparkling wine • "Power is ... and ... is power" • Foucault believes we live in a ... society • Following Murray, the best way to run the economy • They think lone parent families are not given enough help
Jeremy Dillon 2020-10-22
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- the study of knowledge of nature
- french writer
- english writter
- series of steps in science
- agreement for social benefits
- genevan philosopher
- person who created three laws of motion
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- European movement
- where everything revolves around the sun
- french judge
- series of events that marked the start of modern science
- Italian astronomer
- earth was the center of the universe
- english philosopher
14 Clues: french judge • french writer • english writter • European movement • Italian astronomer • genevan philosopher • english philosopher • series of steps in science • agreement for social benefits • the study of knowledge of nature • earth was the center of the universe • person who created three laws of motion • where everything revolves around the sun • ...
natalie 2024-02-08
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- what chiara calls natalie? we kinda all do sometimes
- the spring sport that natalie is rlly good at
- natalies lucky number
- natalies french name
- natalies favorite song
- natalies fav fruit
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- natalies favorite clothing store
- natalies birth hour (with oclock and am/pm at end)
- natalies previous school
- natalies instrument
- natalies fav color
- natalies modern language
- natalies fav sport
- natalies fav season
14 Clues: natalies fav color • natalies fav sport • natalies fav fruit • natalies instrument • natalies fav season • natalies french name • natalies lucky number • natalies favorite song • natalies previous school • natalies modern language • natalies favorite clothing store • the spring sport that natalie is rlly good at • natalies birth hour (with oclock and am/pm at end) • ...
French Revolution 2021-02-09
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- Group of radicals who met at the Jacobin Monastery
- Code which Napoleon created
- Group of radicals who wanted the revolution to stop after King Louis XVI had been executed
- Committee of Public " "
- What Napoleon established across Europe
- Reign of
- Royal fortress torn down by a mob of protestors
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- Main food source in France during the Revolution
- King of France who was executed for treason
- Army General at 24 years of age, became Emperor of France
- Place where the National Assembly took their oath
- Napoleon adopted many laws from this historical period
- Constitutional " "
13 Clues: Reign of • Code which Napoleon created • Constitutional " " • Committee of Public " " • What Napoleon established across Europe • King of France who was executed for treason • Royal fortress torn down by a mob of protestors • Main food source in France during the Revolution • Place where the National Assembly took their oath • ...
French revoluttion 2020-11-10
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- Caused by deficit spending
- monarch has absolute control
- people 3rd estate (paid taxes)
- where the king and the queen lived
- One of the 2 revoltant groups (violent)
- One of the 2 revoltant groups (moderate)
- Complains written by people
- people 1st and 2nd estate (no taxes)
- Government of 5 people
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- the prison where they lock the king
- 1 estate 1 vote (1st 2nd vs 3rd)
- oath by the 3rd estate after the N.A
- System used before the French revolution
13 Clues: Government of 5 people • Caused by deficit spending • Complains written by people • monarch has absolute control • people 3rd estate (paid taxes) • 1 estate 1 vote (1st 2nd vs 3rd) • where the king and the queen lived • the prison where they lock the king • oath by the 3rd estate after the N.A • people 1st and 2nd estate (no taxes) • One of the 2 revoltant groups (violent) • ...
French revolution 2020-11-09
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- political and social system that existed in France before the French Revolution of 1789.
- Right wing; upheld the idea of a limited monarchy. They wanted fewer changes in the government.
- centrists; they wanted some changes in the government, but not as many as the radicals.
- body or upper class usually made up of hereditary nobility.
- the middle class in a society.
- Those who wished to see significant, far-reaching changes in the political and social system of France.
- Lists of grievances written by the people. They asked for only moderate changes.
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- document that broke ties with Catholic Church. It established a national church system in France. It turned many Catholics against the Revolution.
- post–Reign of Terror period ushered in by the execution of Maximilien Robespierre in July 1794 and the reassertion of moderate power over the French Revolution.
- a system of government in which the ruler has unlimited power.
- a government in which power is vested in a minority;
- a legislative body; the gathering of a political or social group.
- Nobles and others who fled France during the peasant uprisings.
13 Clues: the middle class in a society. • a government in which power is vested in a minority; • body or upper class usually made up of hereditary nobility. • a system of government in which the ruler has unlimited power. • Nobles and others who fled France during the peasant uprisings. • a legislative body; the gathering of a political or social group. • ...
French/ Francais 2021-09-12
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- Le salon au La salle de ……………….
- What is the shortest river in France? La………………….
- What Mediterranean island is also part of France?
- 36-23=……….
- La tarte aux ……………….
- asseyez-…………….
- Combien coute le livre d’exercise? Vignt moins un.
- La salle de ……………….
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- Proverbe: A tout seigneur,tout ……………………….
- Le chat parti, les souris ……………….
- Le Prof et la ………………….
- What is the longest river in France? La…………….
- Les bons …………… font les bons ouvriers.
13 Clues: 36-23=………. • asseyez-……………. • La salle de ………………. • La tarte aux ………………. • Le Prof et la …………………. • Le salon au La salle de ………………. • Le chat parti, les souris ………………. • Les bons …………… font les bons ouvriers. • Proverbe: A tout seigneur,tout ………………………. • What is the longest river in France? La……………. • What is the shortest river in France? La…………………. • ...
French vocab 2021-10-15
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- something you read
- what students use to do their class work
- somethng you write with
- something you write in
- what you watch in the living room
- somewhere you go when you want coffee
- something the teacher uses to write on during class
- something you look at when you are lost
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- a person who acts
- the person thats teaching in a classroom
- something you use in math
- the opposite of girl
- somewhere you go to buy books
13 Clues: a person who acts • something you read • the opposite of girl • something you write in • somethng you write with • something you use in math • somewhere you go to buy books • what you watch in the living room • somewhere you go when you want coffee • something you look at when you are lost • the person thats teaching in a classroom • what students use to do their class work • ...
French Revolution 2022-01-21
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- City in Belgium where Napoleon lost.
- Name of the prison they stormed on July 14, 1789
- France was in financial debt because they supported which Revolution?
- Tax inflicted upon the 3rd Estate
- Leader of the Committee of Public Safety
- weapon that killed thousands of people during the Reign of Terror
- Location of the Oath from the 3rd Estate
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- Principle that led the Congress of Vienna
- Name of the palace where the King and Queen lived
- Island where Napoleon was born
- Said "let them eat cake"
- Radical faction of the jacobin club
- members of the 1st Estate
13 Clues: Said "let them eat cake" • members of the 1st Estate • Island where Napoleon was born • Tax inflicted upon the 3rd Estate • Radical faction of the jacobin club • City in Belgium where Napoleon lost. • Leader of the Committee of Public Safety • Location of the Oath from the 3rd Estate • Principle that led the Congress of Vienna • ...
French Revolution 2022-04-18
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- fierce political rival of Robespierre, Desmoulins and Danton
- who took over France after the death of Robespierre
- tax on everything from soap to tobacco
- land tax where the nobility and clergy were exempt from
- Palace where the King of France lived
- conservative group that were exterminated in a purge during the reign of terror
- what percentage did the
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- urban elite of the third estate
- salt tax
- Danton and Desmoulins created a new political group with more moderate views
- Louis XIV nickname, the greatest king of France
- name of the estate the nobility was from
- theory of knowledge rooted in rationality and critical thinking
13 Clues: salt tax • what percentage did the • urban elite of the third estate • Palace where the King of France lived • tax on everything from soap to tobacco • name of the estate the nobility was from • Louis XIV nickname, the greatest king of France • who took over France after the death of Robespierre • land tax where the nobility and clergy were exempt from • ...
French Crowssword 2022-04-21
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- ram
- wifi
- Régénérer (les informations enregistrées) pour éviter leur dégradation
- farema
- qui fait des conférences
- rogramme conçu pour répondre à un ensemble de besoins précis
- ping
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- Logiciel conçu pour naviguer
- Effectuer une sauvegarde de
- Page d’accueil en compeuteur
- ips
- permettant de retrouver tous les messages d'un microblog qui le contiennent
- CPU
13 Clues: ram • ips • CPU • wifi • ping • farema • qui fait des conférences • Effectuer une sauvegarde de • Logiciel conçu pour naviguer • Page d’accueil en compeuteur • rogramme conçu pour répondre à un ensemble de besoins précis • Régénérer (les informations enregistrées) pour éviter leur dégradation • permettant de retrouver tous les messages d'un microblog qui le contiennent
French Words 2018-03-12
French Animals 2019-01-24
French Lessons 2013-06-10
French word 2013-09-19
French Regime 2013-12-02
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- A road in the Seigneuries.
- A noble man who was granted a large estate by the king.
- The exclusive exploitation of a resource by one individual or one chartered company.
- A parcel of land belonging to a seigneury and worked on by a peasant.
- A religious order of Nuns who arrived in New France in 1639.
- Given a trade monopoly in exchange for bringing people in New France.
- Founded Trois-Riveres.
- An economic system where a state's power is measured by the amount of silver and gold it has.
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- Founded Ville-Marie.
- A peasant granted a censive by a seigneur.
- The teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to non-Christians.
- A catholic religious order that consists mainly of men. They came to New France to evangelize the Aboriginals in 1611.
- Founded Quebec City.
13 Clues: Founded Ville-Marie. • Founded Quebec City. • Founded Trois-Riveres. • A road in the Seigneuries. • A peasant granted a censive by a seigneur. • A noble man who was granted a large estate by the king. • A religious order of Nuns who arrived in New France in 1639. • The teaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to non-Christians. • ...
French fun 2015-04-07
French Foods 2014-10-23
13 Clues: Good with butter • Mario likes these • Delicious with jam • Hotdogs have these • They crawl on land • A type of chocolate • A long stick of bread • This is a type of seafood • It goes good with a salad • We make bread out of these • Sweet little bits of fruit • Something you spread on bread • A sweet topping for ice cream
French Luis 2015-01-05
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- a grandpa or/and grandmas sons son?
- it starts with step (in english)?
- your uncles brother?
- YO LUIGI?
- wife and _______?
- it starts with half (in english)?
- im brothe she is ______?
- my dads brother came over?
- my wife had a baby it's a girl?
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- a grandma or/and grandpas daughters daughter?
- moms boy baby?
- you moms dad?
- you were born from her?
13 Clues: YO LUIGI? • you moms dad? • moms boy baby? • wife and _______? • your uncles brother? • you were born from her? • im brothe she is ______? • my dads brother came over? • my wife had a baby it's a girl? • it starts with step (in english)? • it starts with half (in english)? • a grandpa or/and grandmas sons son? • a grandma or/and grandpas daughters daughter?
French revolution 2023-10-12
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- A book that recorded the kings expenses
- A time when both peasants and kings were afraid of what the other might do.
- This person became Emperor of France
- This is how Napoleon seized power
- This group was made up of the nobility
- This person led the reign of terror
- This is what the Third estate formed once it broke away from the estates general
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- A group of women with starving children marched on Versailles
- This is what the ideas of the French Revolution were based on
- This was invented as a more humane way to kill people
- This group was made up of the clergy
- this person was king of France
- This group was made up of everyone else
13 Clues: this person was king of France • This is how Napoleon seized power • This person led the reign of terror • This group was made up of the clergy • This person became Emperor of France • This group was made up of the nobility • A book that recorded the kings expenses • This group was made up of everyone else • This was invented as a more humane way to kill people • ...
French Revolution 2023-12-04
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- Military general who rose to power during the later stages of the Revolution, eventually becoming Emperor.
- Period of panic and unrest in the French countryside during the early stages of the Revolution.
- The French king during the early stages of the Revolution
- the oath that was pledge by members of the Third Estate not to disband until a new constitution was established.
- A significant and rapid change in a society's political and social structure.
- Social classes in pre-revolutionary France, including the clergy, nobility, and common people.
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- a key figure during the Reign of Terror
- Representative body formed by the Third Estate during the Revolution, pivotal in drafting key documents.
- French journalist and politician, a supporter of the Revolution, played a role in the early stages.
- airness and equal treatment for all.
- Queen of France, known for her extravagant lifestyle; executed during the Revolution
- The unsuccessful effort by the royal family to flee Paris in 1791.
- Events in 1789, including the Women's March on Versailles, marking a turning point in the Revolution.
13 Clues: airness and equal treatment for all. • a key figure during the Reign of Terror • The French king during the early stages of the Revolution • The unsuccessful effort by the royal family to flee Paris in 1791. • A significant and rapid change in a society's political and social structure. • ...
french crosswords 2024-01-19
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- to unlock your house
- to put your money inside of
- déau what you need to drink to stay healthy
- to give your phone battery
- d'edennte what you need to have to get into school
- what you need to buy something
- to eat a meal
- where you can put your books
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- what you text your friends on
- studying
- what you wear on your feet
- sports sport gear
- to listin to music
13 Clues: studying • to eat a meal • sports sport gear • to listin to music • to unlock your house • what you wear on your feet • to give your phone battery • to put your money inside of • where you can put your books • what you text your friends on • what you need to buy something • déau what you need to drink to stay healthy • d'edennte what you need to have to get into school
French Revolution 2023-02-01
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- Enlightened lawyer
- Political party of the Middle Class
- King of France
- First Estate
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- Execution device
- Time of mass killing 1793-1794
- They opposed the Montagnards
- Feudal prison
- Queen of France
- They marched on Versailles
- Serves as French Independence Day
- He was assassinated in the tub
- Revolutionaries refused to wear these
13 Clues: First Estate • Feudal prison • King of France • Queen of France • Execution device • Enlightened lawyer • They marched on Versailles • They opposed the Montagnards • Time of mass killing 1793-1794 • He was assassinated in the tub • Serves as French Independence Day • Political party of the Middle Class • Revolutionaries refused to wear these
French word 2023-01-27
13 Clues: lunch • a time • charger • a phone • to lose • a question • opens doors • miss placed • holds things • sport clothes • feeling distress • considered manner • failed to remember
French verbs 2022-06-19
French Revolution 2022-11-07
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- a castle that protected a part of the city of Paris.
- a legislative body formed by the three states of realm.
- a club of radical thoughts that was created during the revolution.
- a meeting organized by the third estate of France.
- was a promise that consisted to not separate until they had written a new constitution.
- It’s like a kind of machine that in the old days was used to kill people.
- Is a book with lists that gives facts.
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- We’re a list of complains and concerns.
- It was the last king of France.
- Is when the government spends more money that what they earn.
- It was a political system that existed on Europe at the 18th century.
- Was a social class on the Middle Ages. It was between the peasants and the nobles. They were the middle class with a lot of money.
- Are the social classes of the hierarchy, specially the upper classes like the nobles.
13 Clues: It was the last king of France. • Is a book with lists that gives facts. • We’re a list of complains and concerns. • a meeting organized by the third estate of France. • a castle that protected a part of the city of Paris. • a legislative body formed by the three states of realm. • Is when the government spends more money that what they earn. • ...
French 1 2025-03-25
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- white, dry, frequently dirty
- furniture Ms Z never uses
- most basic of utensils
- you read these, sometimes
- loose leaf and written on
- basic but colorful
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- writes on the tableau
- what you should bring to class every day
- best in ink
- "fermez!"
- what you sit at
- what you have when you don't finish in class
- what you sit in
13 Clues: "fermez!" • best in ink • what you sit at • what you sit in • basic but colorful • writes on the tableau • most basic of utensils • furniture Ms Z never uses • you read these, sometimes • loose leaf and written on • white, dry, frequently dirty • what you should bring to class every day • what you have when you don't finish in class
French fruits 2025-05-13
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- Long fruit
- Small red fruit that comes in two
- Tropical fruit, acidic
- Similar to blackberries but sweeter
- Usually green, but can be: brown, red, and yellow
- Famous citrus fruit
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- Sour, yellow
- Purple, red, green; you find these on vines
- Juicy and fuzzy
- Famous and usually huge summer fruit
- Red, yellow, green; you give teachers these
- Not a true berry, sometimes white
- Was a vegetable, now a fruit
13 Clues: Long fruit • Sour, yellow • Juicy and fuzzy • Famous citrus fruit • Tropical fruit, acidic • Was a vegetable, now a fruit • Small red fruit that comes in two • Not a true berry, sometimes white • Similar to blackberries but sweeter • Famous and usually huge summer fruit • Purple, red, green; you find these on vines • Red, yellow, green; you give teachers these • ...
French Revolution 2024-12-07
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- Antoinette- An Austrian princess who married Louis XVI. She was known for her elaborate parties, hairstyles, diet, and life style.
- A radical group of revolutionaries who believed that the King must die in order for any real change to happen.
- Monarchy- When the King takes a more hands off approach, leaving many things up to local governments.
- XVI- The ‘last’ king of France who was beheaded in 1793, marking the end of the monarchy.
- A ‘humane’ way of execution that didn’t differentiate between social class. Joseph Guillotine is the man who introduced the idea with the first formal execution being on April 25, 1792.
- Court Oath- A decoration and pledge made by many of the revolutionaries, made on a tennis court because their meeting room was locked by Louis XVI.
- Right- The belief of Louis XVI that he had the right to rule to and govern the people, being set in place by God.
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- the very elaborately decorated palace built by Louis XIV that later was the home of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. It is located 20 km from Paris
- Monarchy- When the King has total and complete control over all things in the country, usually involving many taxes.
- A fortress built in the 14th century that was converted to a prison by revolutionaries on July 14, 1789 when they stormed and over took it.
- Terrors- A period of time following the creation of the guillotine when the french revolutionaries many, many nobles.
- Regime- A name referring to French’s form of government prior to the revolution
- Dauphine- The crown prince of France
- Bonaparte- The French military officer who took charge of the French revolutionaries nearing he end of the Reign of Terrors, leading them through a series of wars around Europe shortly after.
14 Clues: Dauphine- The crown prince of France • Regime- A name referring to French’s form of government prior to the revolution • XVI- The ‘last’ king of France who was beheaded in 1793, marking the end of the monarchy. • Monarchy- When the King takes a more hands off approach, leaving many things up to local governments. • ...
French games! 2025-06-12
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- a game where you fight players in a quick match
- a game where there is imposter(s) and you complete tasks
- a game where you can either go survival mode or creative.
- a game where you make coffee for what the customers order.
- a game where you hop on trains and run away from security
- A racing game with a track called rainbow road
- a game where you can tidy and clean up your farm land and you can even have animals.
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- a game where you build your island.
- A game like tetris but you move blocks.
- a game where you take customers pizza orders and try to make it perfectly.
- a game where you complete against other players doing obstacles to get to the end in time.
- a online game where you can add friends and customize your avatar.
- fighting game where you open chests and fight players
13 Clues: a game where you build your island. • A game like tetris but you move blocks. • A racing game with a track called rainbow road • a game where you fight players in a quick match • fighting game where you open chests and fight players • a game where there is imposter(s) and you complete tasks • a game where you can either go survival mode or creative. • ...
French Revolution 2025-09-10
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- Widespread panic and rural revolt in the countryside from July to early August 1789 (5,4)
- French queen executed in October 1793 (5,9)
- Document of 1791 that limited the king’s power and created a constitutional monarchy (11)
- French king executed in January 1793 (5,3)
- The economic crisis of the 1780s was worsened by rising prices of this staple food (5)
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- Name for Robespierre’s period of violent repression (5,2,6)
- 1789 document that set out the principles of liberty, equality and rights (11)
- One of the social orders under the Ancien Régime (e.g., the clergy or nobility) (6)
- Fortress stormed on 14 July 1789, symbol of royal tyranny (8)
- Radical political club that pushed for republicanism and the execution of the king (8)
- Political system before 1789 based on monarchy and social hierarchy (6,6)
- Assembly formed in June 1789 when the Third Estate broke away from the Estates-General (8,8)
- Device used for executions and widely associated with the Revolution (10)
13 Clues: French king executed in January 1793 (5,3) • French queen executed in October 1793 (5,9) • Name for Robespierre’s period of violent repression (5,2,6) • Fortress stormed on 14 July 1789, symbol of royal tyranny (8) • Political system before 1789 based on monarchy and social hierarchy (6,6) • ...
french words 2025-11-12
French Greetings 2026-01-02
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- an informal greeting
- ça va ______ (I'm not doing well)
- ________ çi comme ça (I'm doing okay)
- welcome
- au _______ (goodbye)
- ça va ______ (I'm doing well)
- bonne _______ (goodnight)
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- a formal greeting
- ______ t'appelles-tu? (what is your name?)
- comment ____ va? (how are you?)
- je m'_________ .... (my name is...)
- thank you
- good evening
13 Clues: welcome • thank you • good evening • a formal greeting • an informal greeting • au _______ (goodbye) • bonne _______ (goodnight) • ça va ______ (I'm doing well) • comment ____ va? (how are you?) • ça va ______ (I'm not doing well) • je m'_________ .... (my name is...) • ________ çi comme ça (I'm doing okay) • ______ t'appelles-tu? (what is your name?)
French Revolution 2026-09-23
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- King's jail
- in control of the Jacobins
- law that made men equal
- wife of Louis XVI
- what did King Louis XVI raise
- July 4th for France
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- France's congress
- war over bread and other foods famine
- cut off heads
- men that left France
- government after Louis died
- the leader who won battles time after time
- natural rights (3 L's)
13 Clues: King's jail • cut off heads • France's congress • wife of Louis XVI • July 4th for France • men that left France • natural rights (3 L's) • law that made men equal • in control of the Jacobins • government after Louis died • what did King Louis XVI raise • war over bread and other foods famine • the leader who won battles time after time
Charities day crosswords 2025-06-25
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- Roman goddess of beauty
- Horatia, Argus, Quintus
- sometimes their sweet ,sometimes he's salty
- promotional speech
- math and brainrot?
- lobe of the brain
- is a strong word
- Kahoot upgraded
- "doesn't _____ just fly!"
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- the language where a table has a gender
- character from Once upon a broken heart, by Stephanie Garber
- skirt in french
- fruit and technology brand
- if you spell it wrong, one mark deducted
- it all started with a guy who just wanted to eat
- Edgar Allan Poe
- not the soccer player
17 Clues: skirt in french • Edgar Allan Poe • Kahoot upgraded • is a strong word • lobe of the brain • promotional speech • math and brainrot? • not the soccer player • Roman goddess of beauty • Horatia, Argus, Quintus • "doesn't _____ just fly!" • fruit and technology brand • the language where a table has a gender • if you spell it wrong, one mark deducted • ...
tch crossword 2013-05-13
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- when you soak someone throw witch drench
- another word for sew draw stitch stich
- dogs do this when you throw a stick patch fetch eat
- you use this to light a fire catch match flame
- when people fight they do this punch patch pooch
- a woman on a broomstick watch witch winch
- when you lock your door pitch latch catch
- the meal you eat in the middle of the day latch lunch french
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- a seat in a park swing bench pram
- another word for nip pinch switch watch
- the people in France french old lunch
- this turns the light on and off switch swing pitch
- horrible smell wench stench stentch
- pirates put this on their eye patch pinch punch
- you play football on this field pitch stitch
- you use this to tell the time watch latch whinge
16 Clues: dogs do this when you throw a stick patch fetch eat • a seat in a park swing bench pram • the people in France french old lunch • another word for sew draw stitch stich • another word for nip pinch switch watch • when you soak someone throw witch drench • ...
Joan Of Arc 2025-03-12
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- Joan saw visions of saints and ___
- French word for the heir to the throne
- The heir and later King of France
- The Medieval system of hierarchy which included Monarchs, Nobles, Knights, and peasants
- The supreme all-knowing creator of the universe, what Joan was faithful to
- The city in which French Kings are crowned
- Joan set out to help Charles become the __ of France
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- Germanic group that imprisoned her
- Her mode of death, she was burnt at the ___
- The title awarded to Joan in 1920
- Conflict between two countries
- The location of the royal court of the kings in 1429
- One who who fights in the army, what Joan wanted to become
- French city freed with the help of Joan
- The age at which Joan set out to save France
- After freeing the city of Orleans Joan then became known as the '__ of Orelans'
16 Clues: Conflict between two countries • The title awarded to Joan in 1920 • The heir and later King of France • Germanic group that imprisoned her • Joan saw visions of saints and ___ • French word for the heir to the throne • French city freed with the help of Joan • The city in which French Kings are crowned • Her mode of death, she was burnt at the ___ • ...
EuroSummer destinations 2026-05-26
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- Cycladic island famous for whitewashed houses and blue domes
- French Riviera city known for its pebble beaches and Promenade des Anglais
- Northern capital of geysers, geothermal pools, and midnight sun vibes
- Eternal City where ancient ruins meet lively piazzas
- Catalan city where Gaudí’s unfinished basilica dominates the skyline
- Lagoon city of canals, gondolas, and sinking romance
- Glamorous festival city on the French Riviera
- Balearic island famous for electronic music and sunset beaches
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- Adriatic “Pearl” surrounded by massive medieval walls
- Norwegian harbor city surrounded by fjords and colorful wooden houses
- Portuguese city by the Douro River, known for its wine cellars
- Italian coastal town with dramatic cliffs and lemon groves
- French island birthplace of Napoleon with rugged mountains
- City of seven hills with yellow trams and Atlantic views
- Italian volcanic island with thermal spas near Naples
- Greek island of the Minoans and dramatic mountain gorges
16 Clues: Glamorous festival city on the French Riviera • Eternal City where ancient ruins meet lively piazzas • Lagoon city of canals, gondolas, and sinking romance • Adriatic “Pearl” surrounded by massive medieval walls • Italian volcanic island with thermal spas near Naples • City of seven hills with yellow trams and Atlantic views • ...
Sydney Solnosky- chapter 6 sections 1/2 2020-12-07
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- a person that learns philosophy
- french judge
- "father of liberalism"
- genevan philosopher
- advocate of women's rights
- sun is center
- agreement to cooperate for social benefits
- has his own set of laws
- the state of being enlightened
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- a french enlightenment writer
- earth is center
- "father of modern physics"
- specific steps to prove a theory
- series of events that led to modern science
14 Clues: french judge • sun is center • earth is center • genevan philosopher • "father of liberalism" • has his own set of laws • "father of modern physics" • advocate of women's rights • a french enlightenment writer • the state of being enlightened • a person that learns philosophy • specific steps to prove a theory • agreement to cooperate for social benefits • ...
The Crossword 2022-06-05
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- Ruining our environment
- The word fashion in french
- Name of magazine
- The future of fashion
- Brother of Bella Hadid
- Won model of the year award
- synonyme of gender-neutral
- Y2K is on _____
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- Couture High fashion in french
- The worlds most famouse fashion magazine
- Season
- summer 2022 shoe trend
- a montreal-owned shoe store
- A person with a lot of followers
14 Clues: Season • Y2K is on _____ • Name of magazine • The future of fashion • summer 2022 shoe trend • Brother of Bella Hadid • Ruining our environment • The word fashion in french • synonyme of gender-neutral • a montreal-owned shoe store • Won model of the year award • Couture High fashion in french • A person with a lot of followers • The worlds most famouse fashion magazine
Grade 7 Diagnostic 2023-09-03
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- "noon" in French
- last day of the week
- 6th day
- 4th day
- the colour combination of jaune + bleu
- the season with the most snow
- the colour combination of bleu + rouge
- 2nd day of the week
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- the season after "été"
- first day of the week
- the opposite of droit (direction)
- 5th day, start of the weekend
- 3rd day
- "midnight" in French
14 Clues: 3rd day • 6th day • 4th day • "noon" in French • 2nd day of the week • last day of the week • "midnight" in French • first day of the week • the season after "été" • 5th day, start of the weekend • the season with the most snow • the opposite of droit (direction) • the colour combination of jaune + bleu • the colour combination of bleu + rouge
Beg Band 2013-05-10
The Enlightenment 2013-11-12
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- contract an agreement made by people to give up their freedom in exchange for an organized society
- Rousseau French philosopher who is often referred to as the father of the French revolution and wrote the book: The Social Contract
- suppression of the public speech or other public communication, which was done by burning and banning books as well as jailing others in the enlightenment age
- a period of artistic style that used exaggerated motion and clear, easily interpreted detail
- French thinker who developed the ideas of separation of powers, checks and balances and minority rights
- the Great Russian monarch that abolished torture
- Locke English philosopher that argued that people were good and theorized natural right, he rejected absolute monarchies
- Madison 4th president sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution.
- the Great Prussian monarch that allowed free press and urged religious tolerance
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- informal social gatherings
- French enlightenment thinker
- law rules that govern natural forces such as gravity
- was a French Enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher famous for his wit, his attacks on the established Catholic Church, and his advocacy of freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state.
- a period of time in which people applied reasons to everyday things and started thinking for themselves
- style of composition arising in 18th-century France, often viewed as an extension of the baroque, and characterized by a high degree of ornamentation and lightness of expression.
- II Austrian monarch that traveled in disguise among his subjects to learn of their problems
- despot a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas
- smith Scottish philosopher who focused on using natural law to reform the economy and urged the policy of laissez faire
- a person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields.
- Hobbes English enlightenment thinker who argued that people were cruel and selfish by nature and needed to be controlled by an absolute monarchy
- faire a policy that allows businesses to operate with very little interference from the government
21 Clues: informal social gatherings • French enlightenment thinker • the Great Russian monarch that abolished torture • law rules that govern natural forces such as gravity • despot a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas • Madison 4th president sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution. • ...
Taylor 2021-03-17
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- mother of Marie Antoinette and empress of Austria
- protected the revolution from enemies inside France
- a person who tries to run out of a country; many nobles and clergy tried to flee France
- the queen of France who spent millions of dollars on dresses and jewels and was beheaded nine months after her husband
- led the national guard during the french revolution who fought alongside Washington
- time period when countless nobles, clergy members, and royals were executed by the Third Estate
- this was the method of execution during the French revolution
- a journalist who demanded equality and rights for women; protested the declaration of the rights of man and citizen
- radicals led by Robespierre who took the upper class out of power and executed them
- where the Third Estate storm in search of weapons
- a period of panic in France that was triggered by the lack of food
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- a declaration started by Marie Antoinette's brother saying that they were going to go into France to save Marie Antoinette and stop the revolution
- where Marie and Louis were caught trying to escape France by some french revolutionaries
- the group of people who demanded that France had a republic instead of a monarchy
- wanted a three part government so they could balance each other out
- financial advisor to the king who urged Louis XVI to stop the royal court from spending and to tax the rich
- protected the revolution from enemies outside of france
- the government that ruled france for four years; bicameral; led by five different directors
- the king of france who called the estates general into session for the first time after 175 years
- a British philosopher who predicted that the French Revolution would end badly
- an oath that the people of France took when they vowed to never rejoin the estates general and to demand a written constitution
- red, white, and blue that became the French flag
- included doctors, lawyers, professors, scholars,and merchants
- the notebook where Louis XVI asked the people to write down their grievances with the monarch and the government
- pride in one's country
25 Clues: pride in one's country • red, white, and blue that became the French flag • mother of Marie Antoinette and empress of Austria • where the Third Estate storm in search of weapons • protected the revolution from enemies inside France • protected the revolution from enemies outside of france • included doctors, lawyers, professors, scholars,and merchants • ...
Ryan and Jackson´s Puzzle 2017-05-04
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- Russian ruler during Napoleons Reign
- Was the writing name of Francois Marie Arouet who was an enlightened thinker
- A brief period of glory when Napoleon returned to France
- War fought in America between colonists and British
- The method of using 5 steps and discovering
- a device that cut peoples heads off during the french revolution
- Only 2% and was made up of the Nobles
- A monarch that ruled within ideas of enlightenment thinkers
- He published a book composing the sun is the center of the universe
- Enlightenment thinker who was a woman and fought for woman rights
- He discovered Gravity and Combined Math and Astronomy
- Queen during the French Revoluion
- English enlightenment thinker who wrote the book of the Leviathan and believed everyone was born bad
- Wave of terror through France
- Napoleon´s First Defeat
- Social gathering places of philosophy or enlightenment thinkers
- An anicen Regime
- French Dictator who came to power because of his military
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- King during the French revolution
- Leader of the revolution who was beheaded
- The Theory that the earth is the Center of the Universe
- First president of the United states
- Consisted of the Roman Catholic Clergy
- 97% of the Population and was made up of the poor
- Those who favored extreme change
- A revolution against a government that was established by a revolution
- Built the first telescope and observed saturn and discovered jupiter had moons
- A sense of Identity and Unity as a people
- A act that required colonists to pay taxes on all stamps on legal documents
- The Theory that the earth was not the center of the universe
- The system where the federal government holds power
- Forced Military Take over
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- A question put before all voters
- The formal document that declared the Independence of the United States from Britain
- Prison overtaken by the people during the French revolution
- Enlightenment thinker who believed that everyone was born with natural rights of life, Liberty, and property
37 Clues: An anicen Regime • Napoleon´s First Defeat • Forced Military Take over • Wave of terror through France • Those who favored extreme change • A question put before all voters • King during the French revolution • Queen during the French Revoluion • First president of the United states • Russian ruler during Napoleons Reign • Only 2% and was made up of the Nobles • ...
Enlightenmnet & Scientific Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-26
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- French chemists who disproved the theory of combustion and discovered oxygen
- English physician who discovered that blood circulates throughout the body, pumped by the heart
- Book written by Thomas Hobbes, discusses the need for a strong government to maintain order
- Polish astronomer who developed the heliocentric system
- English writer of Two Treatises on Government, believed people are the source of power, government must protect natural rights
- French writer on freedom of speech, religious toleration, separation of church & state
- German physicist and engineer who developed the Fahrenheit scale for measuring temperature
- Italian astronomer and physicist who used a telescope to study the stars and supported the heliocentric theory
- British physicist and chemist who rejected the theory of four elements and defined an element as a substance that cannot be reduced
- American scientist and inventor who proved that lightning and electricity are identical
- English statesman and writer who believed in experimenting and developing the scientific method
- Danish astronomer who established observatories to chart the movements of the stars and planets
- French writer of On the Spirit of Laws, wrote about the importance of separation of powers, provides checks & balances
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- German astronomer and mathematician who used Brahe's data to formulate laws to describe planetary motion
- A Roman Catholic tribunal for the discovery and punishment of heresy
- The Sun is at the center of the universe, with all the planets and stars revolving around it in circular orbits
- English advocate for women's rights, wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, strengthen the female mind by enlarging it
- English writer of Leviathan, believed people are naturally wicked, strong government is needed to keep order
- French philosopher and mathematician who emphasized reason and logic in gaining knowledge
- Flemish anatomist and surgeon considered the father of modern anatomy
- French writer of The Social Contract, government is an agreement or contract between ruler & people, people give up some rights for protection
- Planets revolve around the Sun, while the Sun revolves around the Earth
- English philosopher and mathematician who developed the Law of Universal Gravitation and calculus
23 Clues: Polish astronomer who developed the heliocentric system • A Roman Catholic tribunal for the discovery and punishment of heresy • Flemish anatomist and surgeon considered the father of modern anatomy • Planets revolve around the Sun, while the Sun revolves around the Earth • French chemists who disproved the theory of combustion and discovered oxygen • ...
Modern Period Crossword Final Assignment 2023-05-17
Across
- United States and Europe connected by cable
- A spinning machine powered by water that produced a cotton yarn suitable for warp
- Italian author who was against brutal punishments and wrote On Crime and Punishment
- Device that revolutionised cotton spinning
- Believed people are naturally cruel and selfish beings
- Fast land transport of people and goods
- Was the first king publicly executed
- Interpreted Darwin’s evolutionary theory in terms of powerful nations
- Artifical sea-level waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea
- King of Belgium that brutally colonized the Congo
- Age of scientific, political and philosophical
- Simultaneous audio and visual broadcast
- Division of Africa for Western influences at the expense of African people
- A machine that is used to pull cotton fibers from the cotton seed
- French lawyer and architect of the French Revolution's Reign of Terror
- Acts passed to punish the colony of Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party
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- International meetings to discuss a new layout for Europe upon the fall of the French Emperor Bonaparte
- An ideological and political revolution that occurred in British America between 1765 and 1791.
- Watercraft propelled by steam for commercial and passenger transportation
- King Louis XVI is put on trial and sentenced to be executed
- War between the British and China that benefitted drug smugglers
- English author that fought for women's rights and wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women
- 1st president of Chinese republic after Revolution of 1911
- Teen that prophesied that killing the crops and cattle would ultimately aid in defeating the British
- Device that allowed for seed to be planted deep in the Earth rather than along the surface
- A series of conflicts fought between the First French Empire under Napoleon
- An anti-foreign, anti-colonial, and anti-Christian uprising in China
- French emperor that conquered much of Europe in the 19th century
- Nonstop drumming and dancing that was meant to be spiritual but was perceived as psychological warfare
- Asserted people deserved unalienable rights
30 Clues: Was the first king publicly executed • Fast land transport of people and goods • Simultaneous audio and visual broadcast • Device that revolutionised cotton spinning • United States and Europe connected by cable • Asserted people deserved unalienable rights • Age of scientific, political and philosophical • King of Belgium that brutally colonized the Congo • ...
French Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-01
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- congress barely used by the king; only used to raise taxes
- constitution written by the National Assembly
- French military leader who brought great success in the military to France, he also made himself emperor of France and fixed public affairs
- old French style of government; held the three estates
- third estate wants weapons to fight the war; known as the French Independence Day
- held the king, queen, and the nobility
- Monarchs get together to talk about the French and they want to restore the power of a monarch in France
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- state of the French Revolution when people were so afraid of the monarch that they would kill anyone believed were undermining the revolution
- after the monarch gets replaced the third estate is very angry and they try to rebel but eventually fail
- a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch.
- stage of the revolution when the third estate was afraid the king would come and behead everyone
- held the Catholic Church and the clergy
- when the women of France marched to Versailles to get the king and queen back to Paris
- government style where the king holds all of the power
- Power from god; kings used this as a scare tactic
- paranoid man who was a main figure of the reign of terror; created the Committee of Public Safety
- lavish home made by the kings to distract the nobles from the country, so the king could do whatever he wanted
- representatives from the third estate started to shatter the old regime and start a new government with this assembly
- Set of laws made by Napoleon to help the state of France after the Reign of Terror
- military takeover, especially seen with Napoleon and his army
- third estate gets locked out of vote held by the estates general; they vow to start a constitution
- held the middle class, peasants, merchants, etc
22 Clues: held the king, queen, and the nobility • held the Catholic Church and the clergy • constitution written by the National Assembly • held the middle class, peasants, merchants, etc • Power from god; kings used this as a scare tactic • government style where the king holds all of the power • old French style of government; held the three estates • ...
Ch.4 The American Revolution 2024-10-18
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- Display of patriotism by the Daughters of Liberty
- Allowed for the sale of a British import directly to shopkeepers
- It's where the government gets its power
- Legalized the use of writs of assistance
- Resulted in the first large-scale boycott in the colonies
- Disputed territory leading to the French and Indian War
- Colonists who sided with King George III
- The process of voluntarily freeing
- Prevented colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
- Port city gained by Spain after the French and Indian War
- The most successful form of colonial protest
- Intended to punish the people of MA
- Colonial Patriots trained to fight at a moment's notice
- Formed to keep colonists informed about British activities
- Likely the first casualty of the Boston Massacre
- Hated British ship tasked with enforcing the Navigation Acts, ultimately destroyed by colonists
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- Also known as the French and Indian War
- Repealed after the Boston Massacre
- Divisive issue stricken from the first draft of the Declaration
- The first country to recognize American independence
- Authored Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer
- Last colonial attempt at a peaceful solution with Britain
- French ally during the French and Indian War
- Surprise attack by Washington on German Hessians on Christmas
- Early attempt at colonial unity; encouraged by Ben Franklin
- Location of the "shot heard 'round the world"
- Final battle of the American Revolution
- Early act that allowed British government to seize goods without due process
- "No taxation without ____________"
- His ideas strongly influences Thomas Jefferson's writing of the Declaration of Independence
- banned the use of paper money in the colonies
- Became the western border of the U.S. following the Revolution
- States that Parliament could make all laws binding the American colonies "in all cases whatsoever"
- 1st direct tax placed on the colonists
- European philosophical movement that influenced the ideas of the Revolution
- coupled with the Coercive Acts, they made up the "Intolerable Acts"
- Ottowa chief who led an uprising against British settlers
- Considered the turning point of the American Revolution
38 Clues: Repealed after the Boston Massacre • The process of voluntarily freeing • "No taxation without ____________" • Intended to punish the people of MA • 1st direct tax placed on the colonists • Also known as the French and Indian War • Final battle of the American Revolution • It's where the government gets its power • Legalized the use of writs of assistance • ...
Julie and Julia 2026-05-12
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- the food that Julie has never eaten on its own and attempts to poach
- Julie Powell starts one to write about her progress cooking thru Julia Child's cookbook
- the ingredient that Julie uses A LOT of in her cooking adventure
- the city where Julia Child first fell in love with French cooking
- One word to describe Julia's attitude toward cooking
- there are 365 of these to complete her challenge
- Julia child is very ______.
- Julia Childs' penpal
- Julia Child wrote a famous one
- the name of the French cooking school where Julia Child started
- jelly-like food made using a calf's foot
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- the actress who plays Julia Child
- a sauce made from white wine and butter
- Mastering the _____ of French Cooking
- the crustacean that Julie is afraid of cooking
- one of the last recipes Julie has to make; an animal
- Julia Child is the only one of these in her cooking class.
- Julia struggles with this food on her first day at Le Cordon Bleu
- the beef stew that Julie burns
19 Clues: Julia Childs' penpal • Julia child is very ______. • Julia Child wrote a famous one • the beef stew that Julie burns • the actress who plays Julia Child • Mastering the _____ of French Cooking • a sauce made from white wine and butter • jelly-like food made using a calf's foot • the crustacean that Julie is afraid of cooking • there are 365 of these to complete her challenge • ...
Chapter 7 Vocab 2014-11-15
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- housing and feeding
- Awakening a movement in the 1730s and 1740s that was marked by renewed interest in religion
- of Paris agreement reached by the British and French in 1763 that officially ended the French and Indian War
- militia volunteers who could be ready to fight at a moment’s notice during the American Revolution
- of 1763 official announcement from the British government that ended all settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains
- a period of religious awakening
- refusal to buy goods or have dealings with a country or other entity, usually to express disapproval or force acceptance of certain conditions
- of assistance written orders that allowed officials to conduct unrestricted searches for suspected smuggled goods; blank search warrants
- the highest social class of the American colonies
- mobility the opportunity for a person to move from one social class to another
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- Acts laws passed by British Parliament that placed import duties on tea, paper, glass, and paint
- Plan of Union a plan proposed by Benjamin Franklin that called for a council of delegates from each colony with a leader appointed by the British king
- a movement that emphasized science and reason as guides to help see the world more clearly
- Continental Congress first meeting of representatives from every colony, except Georgia, in September 1774 to discuss common concerns.
- and Indian War a war between the British and the French over claim to the land in America; the British defeated both the French and the Indians in 1763
- Acts laws passed by England in 1774 to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
- group of civilians declared by law to be called to military service and trained as soldier to fight in emergencies
- League a powerful Native American Confederation
- Act law passed in 1765 by British Parliament that forced people to pay tax on items such as newspapers and legal documents
- of Correspondence organized network for passing along news of British activity to the colonists
- Continental Congress the second meeting of all 13 colonies in May 1775, to appoint a military leader and raise and army.
21 Clues: housing and feeding • a period of religious awakening • League a powerful Native American Confederation • the highest social class of the American colonies • mobility the opportunity for a person to move from one social class to another • Acts laws passed by England in 1774 to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party. • ...
Culinary Connoisseur Crossword Challenge! 2025-07-14
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- A vegetable classification that includes onions, garlic, and shallots.
- A group of fruits characterized by a thick rind and segmented flesh, like oranges and lemons.
- Seafood classification that includes oysters, mussels, and clams.
- The general term for edible internal organs of an animal.
- A French term for a mixture of fat and flour, used as a base for sauces.
- A French term for a concentrated broth or juice, often served with roasted meats.
- A preparation method for fruits or vegetables involving removing the skin.
- A preparation method for baked goods where the crust is partially baked before filling.
- A cooking method often used for root vegetables or potatoes in an oven.
- A French term meaning "set in place," referring to the preparation of ingredients before cooking.
- A culinary technique for combining ingredients gently, often with a spatula.
- A culinary technique where butter and sugar are beaten together until light and fluffy.
- A culinary technique where liquid is poured over roasting meat to keep it moist.
- A type of fruit, like a peach or plum, with a hard pit in the center.
- The classification for fruits like grapes or kiwifruit that grow on climbing plants.
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- Meat from a calf (young cow).
- A French term for a bundle of herbs, often tied together, used to flavour stocks or sauces.
- Meat from an adult sheep.
- A preparation method where ingredients are combined by stirring or beating.
- The process of cooking food quickly in a small amount of fat over high heat.
- A French culinary term meaning "with cheese" or "gratinated."
- A culinary technique where food is cooked in liquid at boiling point.
- The process of applying a shiny coating to food, often sweet or savoury.
- Meat from a cow or steer.
- A large, fleshy fruit with a high water content, like a watermelon or cantaloupe.
- Meat from a pig.
- The meat from a deer.
- The term for meat from a young sheep.
- Seafood classification that includes shrimp, crab, and lobster.
- A fish that has eyes on one side of its head and swims horizontally along the seabed.
30 Clues: Meat from a pig. • The meat from a deer. • Meat from an adult sheep. • Meat from a cow or steer. • Meat from a calf (young cow). • The term for meat from a young sheep. • The general term for edible internal organs of an animal. • Seafood classification that includes shrimp, crab, and lobster. • ...
Liberty, Equality, and Empire 2026-04-09
Across
- Napoleons greatest victory also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors
- The period of mass executions known as the Reign of ___
- The city where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776
- The royal palace from which Louis XVI was forced to return to Paris in 1789
- The medieval fortress and prison stormed by Parisians on July 14 1789
- The 1801 agreement between Napoleon and the Pope to restore the Catholic Church
- The Mediterranean island where Napoleon Bonaparte was born
- The principal author of the American Declaration of Independence
- The French hero who fought in both the American and French Revolutions
- The title Napoleon took for himself in a grand ceremony in 1804
- The long war fought in Spain and Portugal against Napoleonic rule
- The first island Napoleon was exiled to after his abdication in 1814
- The 1815 battle that marked Napoleons final and permanent defeat
- The unified legal system established by Napoleon that influenced modern law
- The machine used for mass executions during the French Revolution
- The bloodiest single day battle of the Napoleonic Wars fought in Russia
- The military strategy of destroying resources while retreating used by Russia
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- The common people of the lower classes who became radical revolutionaries
- The blue white and red flag that became the symbol of Revolutionary France
- The 1777 battle that was the turning point of the American Revolution
- The legislative body called by Louis XVI in 1789 to solve the financial crisis
- The 1815 congress where European leaders redrew the map of the continent
- The final major battle where the British surrendered to George Washington
- The coup that ended the Reign of Terror and led to the fall of Robespierre
- The 1805 naval battle where Admiral Nelson destroyed the French fleet
- The economic system designed by Napoleon to block British trade with Europe
- The remote South Atlantic island where Napoleon died in exile
- The five man executive government that ruled France before Napoleon took power
- The radical leader of the Jacobins during the Reign of Terror
- The most radical political club during the French Revolution
30 Clues: The period of mass executions known as the Reign of ___ • The Mediterranean island where Napoleon Bonaparte was born • The most radical political club during the French Revolution • The remote South Atlantic island where Napoleon died in exile • The radical leader of the Jacobins during the Reign of Terror • ...
Final Test 2022-06-06
Across
- He said the government should be based on natural laws
- The French started a revolution against King ______
- Someone that is banned from the church
- French general who made France a superpower again
- Maximillian _________ led the French Revolution
- A period of revolution where people listened more to science than the church
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- A machine developed for executing people
- Scientist that helped develop the telescope
- Locke said this existed between the ruler and the people
- One of the most famous queens of England
- A time where no crops grow
- The Scientific __________ is when scientists observe, hypothesize, experiment, and conclude
- King ________ VIII had six wives
- When the Pope refused to give the King a divorce, he started the Church of ___________
14 Clues: A time where no crops grow • King ________ VIII had six wives • Someone that is banned from the church • A machine developed for executing people • One of the most famous queens of England • Scientist that helped develop the telescope • Maximillian _________ led the French Revolution • French general who made France a superpower again • ...
Allen puzzle 2021-03-21
French Revolution 2023-03-09
Across
- a influencial political club that promoted the reign of terror
- middle class or upper class
- architect of the french revolutions reign of terror
- french prison that was stormed by parisians
- period of time during the frech revolution where there was mass bloodshed
- assembly composed of three states
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- a french military commander who led the revolution
- wife of king louis XVI
- beheading device used during the french revolution
9 Clues: wife of king louis XVI • middle class or upper class • assembly composed of three states • french prison that was stormed by parisians • a french military commander who led the revolution • beheading device used during the french revolution • architect of the french revolutions reign of terror • a influencial political club that promoted the reign of terror • ...
The 'long e' sound 2024-02-24
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- the same(e)
- opposite to good(e)
- to get rid of(e-e)
- a special fashion shop(French i)
- something that happens in lifelike situations(ea)
- otherwise known as cement(e-e)
- working together(ea)
- the city where our school is located(eigh)
- a sportsperson(e-e)
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- strange(e-i)
- a tune(y)
- the Middle Ages(ie)
- to go ahead with(ee)
- computers are referred to as this(y)
- an umpire(ee)
- finished (e-e)
- a savoury tart containing egg and bacon(French i)
- the daughter of your brother or sister(ie)
18 Clues: a tune(y) • the same(e) • strange(e-i) • an umpire(ee) • finished (e-e) • to get rid of(e-e) • the Middle Ages(ie) • opposite to good(e) • a sportsperson(e-e) • to go ahead with(ee) • working together(ea) • otherwise known as cement(e-e) • a special fashion shop(French i) • computers are referred to as this(y) • the city where our school is located(eigh) • ...
la nourriture et les boissons 2 (FOOD AND DRINKS 2 ) 2022-05-31
20 Clues: tea • mint • soup • syrup • chips • salad • sorbet • cookie • shrimp • tomato • sardine • spinach • cabbage • lobster • chocolate • hamburger • pineapple • strawberry • mayonnaise • French fries
