history Crossword Puzzles

World History 2025-12-31

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Celebrations all people enjoyed in the year
Time it took from infection exposure to symptoms
Round infections on the skin
Building center of economic and cultural importance
1000 year period with little human developement
A past time for nobles
Trade material from asia that would flavor foods
Animal that injected the plague into the body
Land lent to serfs for cultivation
High Rank Soldiers that would protect the land
Famous trade route in Asia
Caterpillar stage where Silk can be cultivated

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Nobles who are very loyal to the head of state
An economic benefit for heads of state
Population fraction in Europe that died
Infection from breathing in bacteria
People in charge of lands lent by Royals
Male head of a Feudalistic Country
Scientific name for the plague
Round infections could grow to this size.
Female head of a Feudalistic Country
Infection spread through the blood
An affect to the body caused by a disease

23 Clues: A past time for nobles • Famous trade route in Asia • Round infections on the skin • Scientific name for the plague • Male head of a Feudalistic Country • Infection spread through the blood • Land lent to serfs for cultivation • Infection from breathing in bacteria • Female head of a Feudalistic Country • An economic benefit for heads of state • ...

world history 2025-12-15

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English playwright, poet, and actor
a list of propositions for an academic disputation
a prison in France
seminal figure of the Protestant Reformation
a half-length portrait painting by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci.
a bubonic plague pandemic that occurred in Europe from 1346 to 1353
a church
a machine that applies pressure to an inked surface
a type of harmful sickness
King of France from 1643 until his death
the 3 Gs
a document

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a 16th-century movement that challenged the Catholic Church's authority
having or representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted astronomical model of the solar system.
a systematic process for objective investigation, involving observing a phenomenon
a type of food
a type of trade
something you cook with
the influential English philosopher considered a father of liberalism
was a Scottish economist and philosopher

20 Clues: a church • the 3 Gs • a document • a type of food • a type of trade • a prison in France • something you cook with • a type of harmful sickness • English playwright, poet, and actor • was a Scottish economist and philosopher • King of France from 1643 until his death • seminal figure of the Protestant Reformation • a list of propositions for an academic disputation • ...

African history 2025-11-13

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What did the Greeks destroy in Europe?
What is the largest desert in Africa?
Name of the Girl who saved George Washington?
What African American leader prompted black pride and self defense?
What U.S amendment abolished slavery?
Who invented the traffic light?
Who started the N.A.A.C.P?
Who is the father of medicine?
Which African country was known for its Gold?
Who is the father of the Blood Bank?
What month is celebrated as Black history month?
Where does the word African come from?
What type of magic did the Greeks accuse Africans of practicing?
What does the “X” in Malcom “X” mean?
Who was the first African American woman to win a Nobel Prize for Literature?
one part of slavery
What writing system did the Ancient Egyptians use?
What does the word “Negro” mean in Spanish?
The word “slave” comes from
second part of slavery
What practice honored ancestors in Africa?

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Where were the ancestors worshipped?
Egyptian Queen known for her beauty
Who built the White House?
What African country was never colonized by Europeans?
What’s the orginal word for the continent Africa?
What does the root word “Necro” mean?
What did the slave masters call Kunta Kinte?
Who is the author of “The name “Negro” and its origin and evil use?
What was forbidden for enslaved Africans?
Where does the language Spanish come from?
Last name of the African-American scientist who found many uses for peanuts?
What does “Simba” mean?
What ancient civilization built the pyramids?
What is Jesus’ real name?
Last name of the woman who led the Montgomery bus boycot
Where was Richard B.Moore born?

37 Clues: one part of slavery • second part of slavery • What does “Simba” mean? • What is Jesus’ real name? • Who built the White House? • Who started the N.A.A.C.P? • The word “slave” comes from • Who is the father of medicine? • Who invented the traffic light? • Where was Richard B.Moore born? • Egyptian Queen known for her beauty • Where were the ancestors worshipped? • ...

world history 2025-11-01

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Yongle-former Chinese emperor
system-electrolytic operated switch
a service in Inca empire
Most influenced urban settlement
Musa-ruler of Malilin
major city of west africa
merchants learn local ways
philosophy that arose during song dynasty
language-east African Batu language
carried by monks

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lodging place
negotiable paper used by merchants
Wat-largest religious structure in premodern world
social system in medival europe
powerful indianized dynasty
west African histroian
sailing vessels
Battuta-widley traveled Arab scholer
Phenomenon-major process of settlement
religous wars

20 Clues: Musa-ruler of Malilin • lodging place • religous wars • merchants learn local ways • carried by monks • Yongle-former Chinese emperor • sailing vessels • system-electrolytic operated switch • language-east African Batu language • Battuta-widley traveled Arab scholer • powerful indianized dynasty • ...

English history 2026-03-16

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→ Early writing system used by Anglo-Saxons before Latin script became dominant
→ Systematic alternation of vowels in related words to mark tense, number, or grammatical categories (sing → sang → sung)
→ The language of the Anglo-Saxons, used in epic poems like Beowulf
→ Classification of nouns (masculine, feminine, neuter) affecting adjectives and pronouns in Old English
→ English translation of the Christian holy book, published in 1611, influential in shaping English prose
→ Famous Middle English collection of stories by Chaucer
→ American lexicographer who simplified English spelling and wrote a famous dictionary
→ English variant Noah Webster aimed to differentiate American spelling from
→ Henry VIII’s first wife; divorce led to schism with Roman Catholic Church
→ Historic site where Anne Boleyn was imprisoned and executed
→ Irregular morphological change where the form of a word is completely different (e.g., go → went; good → better)
→ King who broke with the Catholic Church to marry Anne Boleyn
→ Playwright of Othello and Macbeth, famous for coining many English words

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→ Shakespeare’s English, with expanded vocabulary and standardized spelling
→ The English of Chaucer’s time, influenced by Norman French
→ Verb that marks past tense by internal vowel change rather than adding a suffix (-ed)
→ Verb forming past tense using a dental suffix (-ed, -t) rather than internal change
→ Morphological modification of a word to express tense, case, number, or gender
→ Process of adding a morpheme at the end of a word to create a new form or meaning (Old English verbs and nouns often used this)
→ Classical source for early Bible translations; influenced King James Bible
→ Henry VIII’s second wife, mother of Elizabeth I, executed at the Tower of London
→ Technology that helped standardize English and spread literature
→ Tudor queen whose reign saw a golden age of English literature and exploration
→ Epic poem in Old English about a hero fighting monsters

24 Clues: → Famous Middle English collection of stories by Chaucer • → Epic poem in Old English about a hero fighting monsters • → The English of Chaucer’s time, influenced by Norman French • → Historic site where Anne Boleyn was imprisoned and executed • → King who broke with the Catholic Church to marry Anne Boleyn • ...

Roman History 2026-04-11

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A division of the Roman army
Garment worn by Roman women
Main road in a Roman city
Roman god of war
The forum was the center of this aspect of life (public life)
Public bathing complex in Rome
King of the Roman gods
Meeting place of the Roman Senate
A large arena used for gladiator fights
Structure used to carry water into cities
Food made from wheat, commonly eaten
First Roman emperor
The Latin language
Public holiday or festival

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Roman roads, known for their durability
Traditional garment worn by Roman men
Latin word meaning “law”
Armor worn by Roman soldiers
The art or practice of building
A person enslaved in Roman society
Highest elected official in the Roman Republic
A freed slave
Large country house owned by wealthy Romans
Underground sewage system
Marketplace and center of Roman daily life
Military commander or leader
The capital city of the Roman Empire
A member of the Roman upper class
Apartment-style housing for common people
Volcano that destroyed Pompeii
Stadium used for chariot races

31 Clues: A freed slave • Roman god of war • The Latin language • First Roman emperor • King of the Roman gods • Latin word meaning “law” • Main road in a Roman city • Underground sewage system • Public holiday or festival • Garment worn by Roman women • A division of the Roman army • Armor worn by Roman soldiers • Military commander or leader • Public bathing complex in Rome • ...

History crossword 2026-04-14

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condition in which government spending is greater than government revenue
Center A research and hacinamiento center created by Jimmy Carter
Racial separation and discrimination against nonwhites
sharing The policy of giving states some of the revenue earned from federal taxes for use at the state and local levels revenue sharing
Enlai Chinese statesman, diplomat, and revolutionary, who served as the 1st Premier of the People’s Republic of China
Kippur War Syria attempted to regain the Arab territories land that Israel was in control of after a 1967 war
of power A distribution of power among nations that prevents any one notion from becoming too powerful
privilege The principle that information from the White House should be kept secret to protect national security
for Humanity A program created by Jimmy Carter to help build homes for the poor
I The agreement between the U.S. and Soviet Union that outlined rules for the amount of nuclear power each country can have

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To officially charge a government official with misconduct while in office
a person who believes in strict obedience to religious laws
action The preference of hiring minorities in jobs where they previously were excluded
deficit a condition in which the value of foreign imports exceeds the value of American exports
backed overthrow of Salvador Allende the election of Marxist government in Shuttle Diplomacy Chile Richard Nixon response to the 1973 oil embargo Richard Détente Nixon response to the Cold War tensions with China and the Soviet Union Creation of Dept. of Energy Jimmy Carter's response to the mid-70s energy crisis Camp David Accords Jimmy Carter's response to the tensions between Egypt and Israel Jimmy Carter's response to the Soviet Olympic Games boycott invasion of Afghanistan
Inflation Now Gerald Ford’s response to inflation during his time Gerald Amnesty Program Ford implemented what program to protect people who illegally avoided serving in the Vietnam War from prosecution?
Money Policy A policy that raises interest rates so that people will borrow and spend less
person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.
Kissinger The American diplomat that was sent by Richard Nixon to manage the oil crisis
Protection against prosecution
A ban on shipments
rights a belief that governments should respect the human dignity and liberties of their citizens
This agency was used to overthrow the government in Chile
Hour Before Daylight: Memories of a Rural Boyhood A 2001 memoir by Jimmy Carter, discussing his 1930s Depression-era childhood in Plains, Georgia

24 Clues: A ban on shipments • Protection against prosecution • Racial separation and discrimination against nonwhites • This agency was used to overthrow the government in Chile • a person who believes in strict obedience to religious laws • Center A research and hacinamiento center created by Jimmy Carter • ...

Roman History 2026-03-15

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Was found hiding behind a curtain, successor of Caligula
The most famous city that was affected by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, was besieged by Sulla in 89 BC
Site where Julius Caesar said "veni, vidi, vici", site where Mithridates won a battle against Roman forces in 67 BC
The position responsible for taking the Census in Rome, Appius Claudius held this position in 312 BC
Called Rome a "city for sale", king of Numidia, eventually betrayed by Bocchus
Son of Vespasian, had an affair with a Jewish princess
Mother of the Gracchi brothers, compared her children to jewels
Fourth principle part, Caligula's horse
Threatened to make his horse consul, tried to conquer Britannia but failed
Founder of Rome, saw twelve eagles in comparison to Remus, earned the first spolia opima
King of Epirus in 306 BC, scored victories at Heraclea and Asculum, finally lost at Beneventum
Mistress of Julius Caesar and Marc Antony, lost to Octavian at the Battle of Actium
Supposedly fiddled while Rome burned, the last of the Julio-Claudians

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Very famous orator, uncovered Catiline's conspiracy, was born at Arpinum
First Roman Emperor, Caesar's adopted heir, uses the name the Senate bestowed upon him
The city where Sextus Tarquinius fled, had their leading citizens killed by him
Worshipped a black stone, married four women, including a Vestal Virgin, successor of Macrinus
The first Flavian emperor, started a siege against Jerusalem
Led the empire to its greatest extent, the second of the five good emperors, adopter of Hadrian
Part of the Severan dynasty, killed his brother Geta
Wife of Collatinus, the reason why Brutus and Collatinus revolted
"Dominus et deus", last of the Flavian dynasty, successor of Titus
Governor of Germania Superior, led a revolt against the emperor Domitian
Civilization Rome waged three wars against, nation which Hannibal belonged to, eventually destroyed by Scipio Aemilianus
The island where Tiberius retired to and built twelve villas on
Also called the "Flavian Amphitheater", hosted many gladiatorial games, still standing today

26 Clues: Fourth principle part, Caligula's horse • Part of the Severan dynasty, killed his brother Geta • Son of Vespasian, had an affair with a Jewish princess • Was found hiding behind a curtain, successor of Caligula • The first Flavian emperor, started a siege against Jerusalem • Mother of the Gracchi brothers, compared her children to jewels • ...

US History 2024-10-15

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An example of the colonists rebellion towards English tax
The last stand in the American revolution
First 10 amendments of the constitution
Agriculture with the intent to sell
the group that was loyal to England
"We The People"
civilian troops
The first governing document of the united states

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Peoples who wanted seperation from England
Wrote "Common Sense"
Lead by George Washigton, published the Decleration of Independence
1776 is the year this document was published
1607
Posted the 95 thesis
Founded Georgia
Presidential advisors
fist president
The nickname given to Thomas Jackson
______ witch trials
"The midnight ride"

20 Clues: 1607 • fist president • Founded Georgia • "We The People" • civilian troops • ______ witch trials • "The midnight ride" • Wrote "Common Sense" • Posted the 95 thesis • Presidential advisors • Agriculture with the intent to sell • the group that was loyal to England • The nickname given to Thomas Jackson • First 10 amendments of the constitution • The last stand in the American revolution • ...

History Quiz 2024-10-25

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towns After Booms, the Busts turned into
is an appeal to common people
People who dealt out their own brand of justice were
and Osage were two Native American who lived as hunters and farmers
Companies Time Zones were created by
was the last Native American to surrender to American government
Americans were moved to reservations by the Indian Peace Commission
were plains farmers
Act was proposed to break up reservations
massacre happened at Wounded Knee
Alliance formed the People's Party
of the Cattle Kingdom came as a result of the price COLLAPSE of the mid 1880s
Pacific had Irish and African American workers

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are stores for farmer
joined the Union in 1876
was land put aside for Native Americans
party demanded an income tax and "Free Silver"
lived on the Great Plains
Pacific and Union Pacific were railroad competitors
Americans who moved west to farm were called Exodusters
used dry farming
Grange helped farmers
Pacific relied on Chinese workers
Hills was the site of gold in the Dakotas
are government grants
ranges were ranches not fenced in

26 Clues: used dry farming • were plains farmers • are stores for farmer • Grange helped farmers • are government grants • joined the Union in 1876 • lived on the Great Plains • is an appeal to common people • Pacific relied on Chinese workers • massacre happened at Wounded Knee • ranges were ranches not fenced in • Alliance formed the People's Party • Companies Time Zones were created by • ...

Leaders History 2024-10-18

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Prime Minister of the UK during WWII, known for his leadership.",
First Prime Minister of India and a central figure in Indian politics before and after independence.",
Pakistani activist for female education and the youngest Nobel Prize laureate.",
Theoretical physicist, known for the theory of relativity.",
Leader of the Indian independence movement against British rule.",
The last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.",
Macedonian ruler, created one of the largest empires in history.",
of Arc French heroine and military leader during the Hundred Years' War.",
Chinese philosopher and teacher whose ideas shaped East Asian culture and philosophy.",
English playwright, regarded as one of the greatest writers in the English language.",
First president of the United States and a key figure in the American Revolution.",
Anti-apartheid revolutionary and the first Black president of South Africa.",
King of the Franks who united much of Western Europe during the early Middle Ages.",

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Pioneering physicist and chemist who conducted groundbreaking research on radioactivity.",
Longest-reigning British monarch who oversaw a vast empire during the Victorian era.",
Renaissance artist and polymath known for 'Mona Lisa' and 'The Last Supper'.",
French military leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution.",
Leader of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.",
Classical Greek philosopher, credited as a founder of Western philosophy.",
Founder of Pakistan and leader in the Indian independence movement.",
Founder of modern nursing, known for her work during the Crimean War.",
Roman general and dictator who played a critical role in the events leading to the fall of the Roman Republic.",
Khan Founder of the Mongol Empire, the largest contiguous empire in history.",
Founder of Buddhism, a major spiritual leader in ancient India.",
Indian emperor of the Maurya Dynasty who ruled almost the entire Indian subcontinent.",

25 Clues: The last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.", • Leader of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.", • Theoretical physicist, known for the theory of relativity.", • Prime Minister of the UK during WWII, known for his leadership.", • Founder of Buddhism, a major spiritual leader in ancient India.", • ...

History Crossword 2024-10-08

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- Group of Calvary volunteers led by Theodore Roosevelt.
- Treaty that ended the Spanish-American war.
- The war fought between Spain and the United States.
-resolution by Congress in 1898 promising to grant Cuba independence after the war. The Teller Amendment provided the US with justification for its actions while allaying fears that the war was simply an imperialist land grab.
- Island off the coast of florida, The main reason for the Spanish-American war.
-A group including such luminaries as William James and Mark Twain that argued against to combat American imperialism. Disliked the American annexation of Spanish territories.
- The act of expanding one's power through diplomacy or military.
-Cuban Nationalists who fought against Spain's colonial regime in Cuba.

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-This tariff passed by Congress in 1894 restricted US sugar imports.
-1900 Act providing a civil government for Puerto Rico; a main goal of the act was to prepare Puerto Rico for free trade with the US.
-American warship sent to patrol Cuban waters at the beginning of 1898. When the ship mysteriously exploded on February 15, 1898, it gave the US a final reason to go to war, even though the cause of the explosion is still debated today.
-Led the American fleet in the battle of manila.
-On July 1, 1898, the Rough Riders, supported by two black regiments, charged this hill. Although the Rough Riders took heavy casualties, the public saw the charge as a success.
-Retired naval general who argued that a great navy is needed to control foreign market.
-Led Cuban natives against the Spanish, is the reason for the Spanish camps.
- Fake news.
- Set of Islands near Asia, another reason for the war.
- The belief of American dominance and need for expanding their borders.
-On May 1, 1898, Dewey defeated the Spanish fleet at Manila in a surprise attack in which not a single American was killed. The Spanish ships were old and rotting, and were defeated easily by the newer American steel ships.
-a form of nationalism, mainly advocating for war.

20 Clues: - Fake news. • - Treaty that ended the Spanish-American war. • -Led the American fleet in the battle of manila. • -a form of nationalism, mainly advocating for war. • - The war fought between Spain and the United States. • - Set of Islands near Asia, another reason for the war. • - Group of Calvary volunteers led by Theodore Roosevelt. • ...

History Review 2025-02-02

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Columbus took three ships the Nina, _____________, and the Santa Maria.
What was the occupation of Filippo Brunelleschi? (he designed buildings in Italy)
The War of Roses happened in this country.
War of __________ (The house of Lancaster versus the House of York in 1455-1485.)
Ivan the Great stood up against the golden horde, in which country?
At 13, Ismail I named himself king of the Safavid Empire which is called_______.
Cosimo de' Medici was a great influence for the Italian ________________.
Sundiata was the founder of this African empire.
In 1487, King John II of Portugal, paid for this explorer's trip around the Cape of Good Hope.
Fra Filippo _____________ painted for his own selfish gain.
The first place of landfall for Columbus.
This empire took over Mali and was led by Askia Muhammed.
People chosen in Western Africa to memorize the history of their people
Fra ________________ painted for the glory of God.

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In 1497, Vasco da Gama, successfully sailed to this country.
Bartolomeu Dias and Vasco da Gama were both explorers from this country.
The bodyguards that guard the Tower of London to this day.
Henry __________ was the man who united the House of Lancaster and York.
Medici and his family lived in ________________, Italy.
This African empire traded gold and salt.
As leader of the Mali empire, he regularly gave away gold.
Dias called the Southern coast of Africa the Cape of ________________.
This country sponsored Columbus' trip across the Atlantic.
Batu Khana was the leader of this _____________ horde.
Donatello the ____________ created many 3D art pieces.
This man was thrown into the Tower of London.
In 1492, this person sailed the ocean blue.
The Sunnis and Shiites are the two divisions of this religion.
Columbus' real name was Cristobal _______________.
This Old Testament king married Esther.

30 Clues: This Old Testament king married Esther. • This African empire traded gold and salt. • The first place of landfall for Columbus. • The War of Roses happened in this country. • In 1492, this person sailed the ocean blue. • This man was thrown into the Tower of London. • Sundiata was the founder of this African empire. • Columbus' real name was Cristobal _______________. • ...

World History 2024-09-18

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was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath
was an ancient Greek philosopher of the Classical period
the most famous king of the spartan army
the man who ran from marathon to athens
was an ancient Greek mathematician active as a geometer and logician.
was a Greek philosopher from Athens
was a king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon
was an Athenian historian and general.
was a Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens
was a Persian ruler who served as the fourth King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire, Darius’s son

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was an Ancient Greek comic playwright from Athens
was an Ancient Greek polymath
was an ancient Greek tragedian, known as one of three from whom at least one play has survived in full
was a Greek historian and geographer from the Greek city of Halicarnassus
was a tragedian of classical Athens. Along with Aeschylus and Sophocles
was an ancient Ionian Greek philosopher, polymath and the eponymous founder of Pythagoreanism
was the king of the ancient kingdom of Macedonia from 359 BC until his death in 336 BC
was an Ancient Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, astronomer, and inventor
was an ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician
was a Persian ruler who served as the third King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire

20 Clues: was an Ancient Greek polymath • was a Greek philosopher from Athens • was an Athenian historian and general. • the man who ran from marathon to athens • the most famous king of the spartan army • was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath • was an Ancient Greek comic playwright from Athens • was an ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician • ...

SOWEGA History 2024-10-02

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First showing of this movie was in Thomas county at the former Melrose Plantation prior to the 1939 premiere in Atlanta.
City originally known as Ochlockoney until incorporated by the Georgia General Assembly in 1859.
Most populated Native American Societies. Forced to move west of the Mississippi River in the 19th century.
Number of counties in Southwest Georgia
City incorporated in 1958 and named after the granddaughter of a Revolutionary general from whom which the county is named after.
County named after the seventh Vice President of the U.S.
Site of the last surviving Confederate flagpole.
Founder of Albany, GA (2 words)
Native American tribe that Albany was aquired from

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Place where former President Jimmy Carter was born and raised.
County who's original county seat was in Starksville, GA
During the Civil War, hosted a Confederate prison camp and cemetary.
One of several endangered species living in SOWEGA (2 words)
University of ____ owns a 512 acre research and education center in Sumpter County.
Known as the "Metropolis of Southwest Georgia"
Main cash crop until the boll wevil spread in 1915.
County who's first known inhabitants were Apalachee Native Americans and named for Zachary Taylor's son-in-law.
Parts of this county was used to create other counties such as Thomas, Grady, and Seminole.
SOWEGA is home to Seminole State Park and the Kolomoki ____ .
Location for the arrest of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1961.
Founder of Albany held a monopoly for ferry and bridge rights across this river (2 words)
County formed from part of Baker County, becoming Georgia's 123rd county.
The Marine Corps Logistics Base is Albany's ____ single employer.

23 Clues: Founder of Albany, GA (2 words) • Number of counties in Southwest Georgia • Known as the "Metropolis of Southwest Georgia" • Site of the last surviving Confederate flagpole. • Native American tribe that Albany was aquired from • Main cash crop until the boll wevil spread in 1915. • County who's original county seat was in Starksville, GA • ...

History 11a 2025-01-29

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birthplace of renaissance.
they questioned the _____ and ideas of the medieval society.
they developed _______ type of printing
renewed interest in _______ and languages.
started in Florence _______.
a family who was the most famous patrons.
rich traders and _______ wanted to show their riches so they became sponsors and patrons of the artists.
stressed the importance of the _______.
renewed interest in this book.
praised human_______.

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over emphasis on human worth.
renaissance provoked ______ iniquity.
eventually it `spreads through _______.
someone who paid an artist to work for them.
what they believed was a remedy for sin.
the revival of learning and renewed interest in art in the western world.
humanism leads to man glorifying ________ instead of God.
they no longer meekly accepted the authority of the chaotic church.
renaissance weakened______ restraint.
during this time period they believed man could do achievements without ____ help.

20 Clues: praised human_______. • birthplace of renaissance. • started in Florence _______. • over emphasis on human worth. • renewed interest in this book. • renaissance provoked ______ iniquity. • renaissance weakened______ restraint. • eventually it `spreads through _______. • they developed _______ type of printing • stressed the importance of the _______. • ...

Australian History 2024-11-20

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One area where Indigenous Australians faced discrimination, alongside education and employment.
The prejudice Indigenous Australians faced in education, employment, and civil rights.
What Indigenous Australians were often denied, including the right to vote.
The aspects of life including language and traditions that were stripped from Indigenous children.
The British concept that justified their claim to Australia as uninhabited land.
The 1997 government report about the Stolen Generations.
The act of taking land from Indigenous Australians after European settlement.
The body responsible for the policies that led to the Stolen Generations and other discriminatory practices.
The formal acknowledgment of the history, culture, and rights of Indigenous Australians, a key aspect of reconciliation.
The year 1901 when Australian colonies formed the Commonwealth of Australia.
The term referring to the generation of Indigenous children taken from their families.
Where many Indigenous children were placed during the Stolen Generations.
The concept of Indigenous Australians being able to control their own future and decisions.

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Violent events where European settlers killed large numbers of Indigenous people.
The policy aimed at integrating Indigenous people into European society by removing children.
The traditions, beliefs, and practices that were harmed by the removal of Indigenous children.
The ongoing effort to heal relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
The people who lived in Australia for over 65,000 years before British settlement.
The process by which Britain established control over Australia starting in 1788.
What many Indigenous children were forbidden to speak during the Stolen Generations.
The practice of keeping Indigenous Australians separate from mainstream society.
A term used for Indigenous people who endured the forced removal of children.
Areas where Indigenous Australians were forced to live during the 19th and 20th centuries.
A common living arrangement for children taken from their families during the Stolen Generations.
Payments given to the descendants of those affected by the Stolen Generations.
The 2008 expression of regret by the Australian government regarding the Stolen Generations.
A formal agreement that Indigenous leaders in Australia are pushing for today.
What was lost for many Indigenous children taken from their families.
Rights Legal recognition of Indigenous ownership of traditional lands, affirmed in the 1992 Mabo decision.
The landmark 1992 court case that recognized Indigenous land rights.

30 Clues: The 1997 government report about the Stolen Generations. • The landmark 1992 court case that recognized Indigenous land rights. • What was lost for many Indigenous children taken from their families. • Where many Indigenous children were placed during the Stolen Generations. • What Indigenous Australians were often denied, including the right to vote. • ...

U.S History 2024-11-21

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First major battle of American revolution
intro to constitution
No ____ without representation
supports country defends against enemies
wrote common sense pamphlet
tax on sugar
1st president
remarkable political philosopher
loyal to the ruler
7 articles and 27 amendments
doesn't lean to the ruler nor the Independence Flying mammal
stated "Give me liberty, or give me death"

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where Washington kept his men in 1812
final revolutionary battle
pricible author of declaration of independence
a pamphlet written by Thomas pain
First person killed in Boston massacre
an armed ship
stop buying goods from certain company's
turning point in revolutionary war

20 Clues: tax on sugar • an armed ship • 1st president • loyal to the ruler • intro to constitution • final revolutionary battle • wrote common sense pamphlet • 7 articles and 27 amendments • No ____ without representation • remarkable political philosopher • a pamphlet written by Thomas pain • turning point in revolutionary war • where Washington kept his men in 1812 • ...

American History 2024-11-21

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the first constitution of the united states
supporters of the United states constitution
the site of the first pilgrim settlement in 1620
2nd president of the United states
a change or addition to a constitution or law
a tax on imported goods
first chief of justice of the supreme court
the battle that won victory over general Lord Charles Cornwallis
turning point of the revolutionary war
a revitalization of religious piety that swept through the American colonies between the 1730s and the 1770s
the adminisration of justice according to established rules
"give me liberty or give me death"
continental armys camp during the winter of 1777-1778

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commander and chief of the continental army
colonists who choose not to pick a side
3rd president of the United states
"father of the constitution"
financial obligation against citizens
a belief that ultimate power resides in the people
people who belong to the religious society of friends
formal approval

21 Clues: formal approval • a tax on imported goods • "father of the constitution" • 3rd president of the United states • 2nd president of the United states • "give me liberty or give me death" • financial obligation against citizens • turning point of the revolutionary war • colonists who choose not to pick a side • commander and chief of the continental army • ...

Thanksgiving History 2024-11-21

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1st Manga Character in the Macy’s Day Parade
Thanksgiving Raccoon
1st Video Game Character in the Macy’s Day Parade
To influence the Government's decisions
Site of the 1st Thanksgiving
Didn't recognize Thanksgiving.
Wrote the Thanksgiving Song
Moved Thanksgiving
Celebrate this Heritage after Thanksgiving
On the second Monday of October

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(In)Famous 5K on Thanksgiving
City with the most expensive Thanksgiving
Lobbied for Thanksgiving and wrote "Mary had a Little Lamb"
Native American tribe present at the 1st Thanksgiving
how many Americans skip Thanksgiving
46
Made Thanksgiving an annual celebration
Present at the 1st Macy’s Day Parade
Holds World Record for most people dressed as Turkeys
Meat used instead of Turkey at the 1st Thanksgiving
Had 2 Thanksgiving
The length of the first Thanksgiving.
Male Turkeys
JFK let the Turkey "live"
George H. W. Bush made Turkey pardoning this
The first college football match on Thanksgiving was between Princeton and
True or False: You can experience the first Thanksgiving.

27 Clues: 46 • Male Turkeys • Had 2 Thanksgiving • Moved Thanksgiving • Thanksgiving Raccoon • JFK let the Turkey "live" • Wrote the Thanksgiving Song • Site of the 1st Thanksgiving • (In)Famous 5K on Thanksgiving • Didn't recognize Thanksgiving. • On the second Monday of October • how many Americans skip Thanksgiving • Present at the 1st Macy’s Day Parade • The length of the first Thanksgiving. • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-21

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Americans who elected not to choose a side.
Act; Tax imposed on molasses and sugar by British Parliamentary
"Father of His Country"; commanded Continental Army.
The act of a country gaining control over another.
An introduction to the highest law of the land.
Economic policy to maximize imports/exports.
A private person or ship that engages in maritime warfare.
Battle of; a turning point in the American Revolutionary War.
Colonists who Colonists the British Monarchy.
Act; new duties were placed on imports of glass, lead, paper, & tea to the Colonies.

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Members of a religious movement that sought to extricate Anglicanism from Catholicism.
Government system with power divided by into.
Colonists loyal to Great Britain during the American Revolutionary War.
Acts; Laws passed by British Parliamentary to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party.
Battle of; Last major land battle of the American Revolutionary War.
Powhatan woman who fostered peace between the English and Native Americans.
A cultural movement that emphasized reason over superstition.
Change made to a legal document, such as the constitution.
Spanish labor system rewarding conquerors with the labor of conquered non-Christans.
The levying of tax.

20 Clues: The levying of tax. • Americans who elected not to choose a side. • Economic policy to maximize imports/exports. • Government system with power divided by into. • Colonists who Colonists the British Monarchy. • An introduction to the highest law of the land. • The act of a country gaining control over another. • "Father of His Country"; commanded Continental Army. • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-21

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President who avoided a war with France
Something granted to the colonies to start companies
A group of young politicians coming from the West and South
Found province of Pennsylvania
Period of political harmony
Overemphasized political,economic,and social loyalty to part of the country
Advisory made up of 15 people who are close with the president
A group of people who traveled to the U.S for religious reasons
English protestants who believed in the reform of the church
Invented the Cotton Gin

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Power to the people
System of government based on popular sovereignty
country's trade is controlled by private owners for profit
longest artificial water way
Known as "The Great Compromiser"
French agents that brought us to the brink of war
Tax put on goods imported into the country
1st U.S Secretary of the Treasury
The characteristic of a good person in a system of government
The approval or legal binding

20 Clues: Power to the people • Invented the Cotton Gin • Period of political harmony • longest artificial water way • The approval or legal binding • Found province of Pennsylvania • Known as "The Great Compromiser" • 1st U.S Secretary of the Treasury • President who avoided a war with France • Tax put on goods imported into the country • ...

Music History 2024-11-26

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You were bitten by a bug now you're obsessed with the "Fab Four"
Rock and Roll Pioneer who wrote "Tutti Frutti"
Left handed guitar player who wrote "Little Wing"
Mexican American Icon who played at Woodstock
6 string instrument popular in rock and roll music
female blues singer from the 60's
Famous musician from the 50's who wrote "Peggy Sue"
A Genre of music consist of 12 bars
New York Punk band from the 70's (they wore leather Jackets)
nicknamed the "Fab Four"
The King Of Rock and Roll

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"I can't Get No _______" Song from the Rolling Stones
Mr. Perez's bathroom pass
One Love
Popular music festival known for it's peace and love theme
Try Me
14 minute music video that became a huge hit on MTV in the 80's
Genre of music popular in Jamaica (One Drop)
English band who "Fought The Law"
A term used for young people in the 60's who protested the War
Chicano Icon who was terrified of airplanes
Precursor of Reggae

22 Clues: Try Me • One Love • Precursor of Reggae • nicknamed the "Fab Four" • Mr. Perez's bathroom pass • The King Of Rock and Roll • English band who "Fought The Law" • female blues singer from the 60's • A Genre of music consist of 12 bars • Chicano Icon who was terrified of airplanes • Genre of music popular in Jamaica (One Drop) • Mexican American Icon who played at Woodstock • ...

World History 2024-12-12

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first civilization in this region
given an estate by a lord or noble
Code
Genghis and Kublai
Great and Terrible in Russia
alphabet made by Cyril
birthplace of Muhammad
lovers of democracy
leader of Greece golden age
Famous Greek city-state
Carthage “elephant man”
Horde
wrote the Odyssey

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bound to the land
Muslims
brought the Black Death
Charles Martel led victory in this battle
first Roman Emperor
Eastern Roman Empire
Charles the Great
an estate in medieval Europe
a series of wars fought over Holy lands
king of Macedonia and Alexander’s father
Aristotle studied under him in Greece
Middle Ages

25 Clues: Code • Horde • Muslims • Middle Ages • bound to the land • Charles the Great • wrote the Odyssey • Genghis and Kublai • first Roman Emperor • lovers of democracy • Eastern Roman Empire • alphabet made by Cyril • birthplace of Muhammad • brought the Black Death • Famous Greek city-state • Carthage “elephant man” • leader of Greece golden age • Great and Terrible in Russia • an estate in medieval Europe • ...

Medical History 2024-11-03

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An immune system response to harmless substances.
Inflammatory joint condition.
A mental health disorder characterized by persistent sadness.
Infections in the urinary system.
Conditions where the immune system attacks the body.
A condition where kidneys lose filtering ability.
A medical emergency due to interrupted blood flow to the brain.
A condition characterized by weak bones.
Chronic lung disease causing breathing difficulties.
Hard deposits that form in the kidneys.

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A progressive neurodegenerative disorder.
The organ that pumps blood.
A progressive neurological disorder affecting movement.
Also known as high blood pressure.
Inflammation of the stomach lining.
A group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth.
The organ that processes nutrients and detoxifies.
A group of disorders characterized by excessive worry.
A chronic respiratory condition.
A chronic condition affecting blood sugar levels.

20 Clues: The organ that pumps blood. • Inflammatory joint condition. • A chronic respiratory condition. • Infections in the urinary system. • Also known as high blood pressure. • Inflammation of the stomach lining. • Hard deposits that form in the kidneys. • A condition characterized by weak bones. • A progressive neurodegenerative disorder. • ...

History Trivia 2024-11-07

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Macedonian king who created a vast empire
Fighters in ancient Roman arenas
Period of cultural rebirth in Europe
Chinese philosopher known for teachings on morality
French leader who became emperor in 1804
Medieval European system of lords and vassals
Leader of India's nonviolent independence movement
Ancient Greek philosopher who questioned ethics and knowledge
WAR Tense period between the USA and USSR after WWII
City where the ancient empire was centered
Famous ancient structures in Egypt
ROAD Ancient trade route connecting Asia and Europe
LUTHER Leader of the Protestant Reformation
First artificial satellite, launched by the USSR
Indigenous civilization in present-day Mexico
OF ARC French heroine and martyr during the Hundred Years' War
Policy of extending a country's power by colonizing
Explorer who reached the Americas in 1492
Roman leader who was assassinated in 44 BC
Ancient Egyptian writing system using symbols
Seafaring people from Scandinavia
DEATH Plague that killed millions in Europe
Leader who helped free South America from Spanish rule

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Inventor of the printing press
Famous Egyptian pharaoh whose tomb was found in 1922
Ancient Greek city-state known for its warriors
Ancient civilization known for democracy and philosophy
CARTA Document signed in 1215 limiting the king's power
Medieval wars over control of the Holy Land
POLO Explorer who traveled to China in the 1200s
First name of Gandhi, leader of India’s independence
AGES Period in Europe from the fall of Rome to the Renaissance
Region known as the "Cradle of Civilization"
Japanese city where the first atomic bomb was dropped
Legendary lost city often written about in myths
Mythical creature and statue near the Pyramids
Form of government where leaders are elected
Revolution that changed manufacturing in the 1700s
Natural disaster that hit Southeast Asia in 2004
A major change, like the one in France in 1789

40 Clues: Inventor of the printing press • Fighters in ancient Roman arenas • Seafaring people from Scandinavia • Famous ancient structures in Egypt • Period of cultural rebirth in Europe • French leader who became emperor in 1804 • Macedonian king who created a vast empire • Explorer who reached the Americas in 1492 • City where the ancient empire was centered • ...

History 112 2024-11-18

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Controling or owning all the enterprises and basically making up an industry
A movement done between the years of 1896 and 1916 that White around middle-class pro that wanted legal, managerial, scientific, and institutional solutions to the downsides of industrialization, urbanization, and corruption
A plan that proposed storing food in government warehouses for a short time in which the government would give loans to farmers of around 80% of the current crop prices and selling them when the price for crops rose
A political reform where instead of having to choose between delegates at conventions, you could nominate candidates through direct vote; straightened all-White solidarity in the South within the Democratic Party
Kickback city bosses got for political favors, financial
amendment abolished slavery and was added to the constitution in december of 1865 the first amendment was added in 1804
actor, died in barn, killed Lincoln
A political strategy mainly used by the republicans to emphasize the sacrifices to the nation during the Civil War against the Democratic south
Name for the Industrial Workers of the World, grew out of the former labor movement and wanted to have an industrial union model of labor organization, a radical Progressive group
A 1912 political complain done by Woodrow Wilson about how a small federal government needed to protect the general public’s interests from all of the evils that came with a bad businesses
Vice President to Lincoln, became President when Lincoln died
African Americans who went to Kansas to avoid the racism in the South
The 1895 speech given by Booker T. Washington that urged African Americans to get along with those in their White communities and to work hard to earn goodwill, given at the Atlanta Exposition
The Seventh Cavalry of the army opened fire and killed more than 150 lakota, meant as an attempt to disarm a bunch of Lakota people by Wounded Knee South Dakota
A thought process that William James supported that stated needs to critzes the information coming from institus, ideas, and and religions over acting on blind faith
A couple Republicans that left the the Stalwart v Half-breed debate because they were disgusted with their candidate’s corruption
A crop-lien system where those without land would have to give a portion of the crop to the plantation owner. It’s designed to put the cropper into debt.
Proposed law, put on the ballot through a public petition
A term used for those who moved to the south from the north that the southerners thought to only get money from them at their expense. Through political power.
An oath that was proposed in a bill where the confederate people would swear they didn't make war against the union or supported the confederate in any way those who ddn;t take oath wouldn't be able to be involved politically in any way. Lincoln vetoed it.
Authors and journalists who urged the public to take action by writing about social ills
On June 19, 1865 Major General Gordan Granger announced in Galveston, Texas that the slaves are free this date is called
Process that allowed voters to counteract legislation and they can do so by putting an already existing law on the ballot so voters can either reject or affirm it
A protest in 1894 where Jacob Coxey led a bunch of unemployed people to the white house to march in front of it
A farmers’ organization that started in 1867 and had 1.5 million member in a little less of a decade
Spanish for White caps, this rebel group of hispanics fought against the appropriation of their land by the caucasians in 1889-1890 they committed a bunch of arson to express their anger at the injustice
shot in Ford's Theater
People who were against the reconstruction tried to put the south back where it was.

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Policy aimed at assimilating Native Americans to a class, middle class. Taught them the “American way” by using boarding school and allotment of land for Native American households
A political party that began in 1890 that originally represented the rights of farmers but extended to all workers in federal and regional elections
Reforming, The time period when the southern states joined the union right after the civil war was referred to as the reconstruction era
When the slaves became free they celebrated, and looked for opportunities such as jobs. People in the south were still upset about that and in response to that Congress created the Bureau of Refugees, and this Bureau
Legal arrangement in which a small group of people called trustees have ownership legally over a business they operate for the benefit of other investors
A bunch of ideas and theories seeking to figure out the underlying changes in the US during the late 1800s
A group of republicans that really supported continuing the patronage system, led by Roscoe Conkling
A time in American history where politics as well as society was corrupt, focused on materialism, and ultimately a quest for personal gain
Lincoln’s plan to have the southern states return into the fold of America, by having ten percent of the population able to vote swear their allegiance to the US and the freeing of the slaves, then the states would draw up new constitutions, this would only be in the confederate states
First significant silver find in the US by Henry T.P Comstock found in 1859 Nevada
Armed conflict in Clay County, Texas occurred in 1883-1884 over cowboys moving cattle across the trail and stingy ranchers who wanted the best grazing fields to themselves
System that focus and tried for improving factory efficiency rates by using the principle of standardization, named for Fredrick Winslow Taylor, it limited workers to only do repetitive tasks thus reducing human interaction or opportunities to collaborate or think
Theory born from realism about the laws of nature are the only relevant laws and they govern humanity
Big farms with a bunch of labor allowing them to earn a lot of money but did nothing to help struggling family farms farms
John Dewey proposed this theory, education was essential to the search about truth and ideals as well as institutions
Militia raid killing over a hundred people (men, women, and children) led by Colonel Chivington in colorado on a cheyenne and arapaho peoples, both the american and a white flag were flying
A home that was commonly made on the plains, made from stacking sod and creating cheap and damp house
To get rid of a public official by a petition followed by a vote process
This phrase coined by a journalist named John O’Sullivan, the idea that the white people’s duty/calling was to settle the west with protestant democratic values written in United States Magazine and Democratic Review
A national conglomeration of a bunch of different farmers groups that united in 1890 to further farmers’ concerns in politics
A group of Republicans that supported a bit of civil rights and were therefore thought to be “half republican” led by James G. Blaine
Southern white people who supported the reconstruction. Became targets for the KKK.

50 Clues: shot in Ford's Theater • actor, died in barn, killed Lincoln • Kickback city bosses got for political favors, financial • Proposed law, put on the ballot through a public petition • Vice President to Lincoln, became President when Lincoln died • African Americans who went to Kansas to avoid the racism in the South • ...

World History 2024-11-06

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Who used mathematics to prove the existence of orbiting planets
Who is known for their contributions to the telescope
Notable pioneer of modern chemistry
He is a powerful patron of Renaissance culture
A person with many talents or areas of knowledge.
Who invented the first mercury thermometer
Who began the protestant reformation
“I think, therefore I am.”
Who painted “The Last Supper”
Theory that the earth revolves around the sun

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Who created the barometer
Who created calculus
Proposed the geo-centric theory
Who created the microscope
Who catalogued more than 1000 stars
Who created the scientific method
Who originally theorized the heliocentric theory
Another word for “change”
Theory that the sun revolves around earth
Main authority and “government of the old times which opposed the scientific revolution

20 Clues: Who created calculus • Who created the barometer • Another word for “change” • Who created the microscope • “I think, therefore I am.” • Who painted “The Last Supper” • Proposed the geo-centric theory • Who created the scientific method • Notable pioneer of modern chemistry • Who catalogued more than 1000 stars • Who began the protestant reformation • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-14

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The governing body of a nation, State, Or country
A person who is loyal to the established ruler
The state of having knowledge or understanding
A mandatory payment or charge collected by local state and national governments
Separation of Powers
The act of revolving
The state of being free of control
The idea of mixed government
A person who supports their country vigorously
The Roman Republic
A British produced boundary
The Ancient Past
A hot drink made by infusing dried crushed leaves of a plant in boiling water

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To battle or fight
An act of violent or open resistance
Attempt to extend enlightenment thinking to women
A male ruler
The power to act speak or think as one wants without restraint
The supreme law of the United States
The illegal movement of goods
Spreading ideas or information

21 Clues: A male ruler • The Ancient Past • To battle or fight • The Roman Republic • Separation of Powers • The act of revolving • A British produced boundary • The idea of mixed government • The illegal movement of goods • Spreading ideas or information • The state of being free of control • An act of violent or open resistance • The supreme law of the United States • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-14

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Required colonist to pay tax
a meeting of colonial representatives
freedom from the control
First president
the war of 1775-83
cheast of team threw into ocean
July 4th
basic principles of lawns of a nation

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a series of events in 1688-89
a church movement
a British produced boundry
seven British soldiers march into a crowd
Age of reason
a series of religious revivals
An American founding father
Initiated taxes on glass
father of modern republican government
one human was being owned by another
ancient times
spreding of ideas

20 Clues: July 4th • Age of reason • ancient times • First president • a church movement • spreding of ideas • the war of 1775-83 • freedom from the control • Initiated taxes on glass • a British produced boundry • An American founding father • Required colonist to pay tax • a series of events in 1688-89 • a series of religious revivals • cheast of team threw into ocean • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-14

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Required colonist to pay tax
a meeting of colonial representatives
freedom from the control
First president
the war of 1775-83
cheast of team threw into ocean
July 4th
basic principles of lawns of a nation

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a series of events in 1688-89
a church movement
a British produced boundry
seven British soldiers march into a crowd
Age of reason
a series of religious revivals
An American founding father
Initiated taxes on glass
father of modern republican government
one human was being owned by another
ancient times
spreding of ideas

History Crossword 2024-11-14

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republican government
choosing neither side of the revolution
forcible overthrow
separation from Britain
for keeping the British control of the colonies
had the idea of separation of government
3 administrative powers
for the growth of the colonies
make the church better
declared independence from Britain
US charter of government
had the idea of democracy

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main author of the declaration of independence
3 branches of government
make the government better
resistance to an established government/ruler
people who lived in the colonies
social contract
biased information spread
the ancient past ideas

20 Clues: social contract • forcible overthrow • republican government • make the church better • the ancient past ideas • separation from Britain • 3 administrative powers • 3 branches of government • US charter of government • biased information spread • had the idea of democracy • make the government better • for the growth of the colonies • people who lived in the colonies • ...

Toyota History 2024-11-12

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Toyota's full-size pickup truck
Loom Works, Original family business before Toyota
Best-seller in the U.S. known for reliability
A popular Toyota sports car from the past
Toyota's reputation for long-lasting vehicles
Cruiser, Toyota’s rugged off-road SUV
Principle of automation with a human touch
Efficiency, A key selling point of Toyota vehicles
Popular mid-size pickup truck in North America
Continuous improvement philosophy
Toyota was a pioneer in hybrid technology with the Prius
The year Toyota was established as an automobile company

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Durable pickup truck known globally
Country where Toyota was founded
Toyota's legendary sports car
Toyota's best-selling car worldwide
Toyoda, Kiichiro Toyoda's father and an inventor
One of Toyota's earliest luxury sedans
Toyota's pioneering hybrid car
Toyota’s mid-size SUV with off-road capabilities
Manufacturing, Toyota's efficient production system
Toyota Racing Development, known for performance upgrades
The Japanese automaker founded in 1937
Sense, Toyota’s suite of safety features
Toyoda, Founder of Toyota
City in Japan where Toyota is headquartered.

26 Clues: Toyoda, Founder of Toyota • Toyota's legendary sports car • Toyota's pioneering hybrid car • Toyota's full-size pickup truck • Country where Toyota was founded • Continuous improvement philosophy • Durable pickup truck known globally • Toyota's best-selling car worldwide • Cruiser, Toyota’s rugged off-road SUV • One of Toyota's earliest luxury sedans • ...

US HISTORY 2024-11-22

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pamphlet written by Thomas Paine
government based on people
who wrote federalist papers
the small state plan
to act out as a citizen
what amendment lets us have the right to own guns
Hamiltons idea to strieghthen the economy
refusing to buy a product
the process of changing the Constitution
who said give me liberty or give me death

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the first president
how many amendments are there
made the government realize they needed a stronger federal goverment
interprets the law
had a loose interpretation of the Constitution, wanted strong federal goverment
makes laws
father of the deceleration of independence
who wrote the Monroe doctrine
someone who was loyal to the king
this amendment gives rights to the states

20 Clues: makes laws • interprets the law • the first president • the small state plan • to act out as a citizen • refusing to buy a product • government based on people • who wrote federalist papers • how many amendments are there • who wrote the Monroe doctrine • pamphlet written by Thomas Paine • someone who was loyal to the king • the process of changing the Constitution • ...

History Crossword 2024-11-22

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A written grant by a country's legislative or sovereign power, by which a body, such as a company, college,or city is founded, rights are defined
Human Rights that cannot be violated
Withdraw from commercial/social relationships with a country as punishment/protest
The founding document of the United States
Anti-Federalist, Author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights
Fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement.
An armed private ship permitted by its government to vessels war on ships of an enemy country
A protest to British Parliament's tax on tea
Named in honor of England's reigning monarch

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A person who advocates for the unity of states under a federal government
An upheaval in which the government is replaced
A puritan clergyman and author
The Written document that established the functions of the federal government of the U.S. after the separation
Amendmending the constitution
the Founder of the U.S. Navy led raids on British ships during the Revolution
A pamphlet advocating independence from Great Britain to the 13 colonies
A member of a group of English protestants of the late 16th and 17th centuries
An introductory statement in a document that explains its purpose
Prohibits people from being tried twice for the same crime
the action of signing or giving formal consent to a treaty, contract, or agreement, making it officially valid.

20 Clues: Amendmending the constitution • A puritan clergyman and author • Human Rights that cannot be violated • The founding document of the United States • A protest to British Parliament's tax on tea • Named in honor of England's reigning monarch • An upheaval in which the government is replaced • Prohibits people from being tried twice for the same crime • ...

World History 2025-01-09

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Make a bad situation worse.
Owning of persons as property.
Two separate government assemblies.
The beliefs taught by a Church or group.
Argue for a cause.
A sudden violent change in a government.
The action of traveling to new places.
Forcefully remove.
A prolonged period of economic decline.
A compelling charm that inspires devotion.
Prolonged disagreement.
A set of fundamental rules for governing.

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Doubt of a truth as known.
The adoption of complete political change.
Divide.
Someone with an interest in a business.
Describes political beliefs.
Emphasized reason and science.
The production and distribution of goods.
When someone voluntarily agrees.

20 Clues: Divide. • Argue for a cause. • Forcefully remove. • Prolonged disagreement. • Doubt of a truth as known. • Make a bad situation worse. • Describes political beliefs. • Owning of persons as property. • Emphasized reason and science. • When someone voluntarily agrees. • Two separate government assemblies. • The action of traveling to new places. • ...

Ecology History 2025-01-14

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Authors of the first college ecology text book
the study of the management of the natural environment, which includes the relations of organisms with one another and their surroundings.
Nuclear meltdown in Urkraine
coined the term "survival of the fittest"
Gilbert White is considered the founder of____ ecology, a school of thought that promotes a harmonious relationship between humans and nature.
launched the research program Man and Biosphere in the goal of increasing the awareness of humans about their relationship with nature.
"The Idea or plant ___:Alexander von Humboldt, the father of Ecology, book that reported an impressive number of species, particularly plants, for which he sought to explain their geographic distribution concerning geological data
coined by Karl Möbius in 1877, describes the interacting organisms living together in a habitat (biotope).
model: a system of differential equations used to model the dynamics of predator-prey relationships between two populations, often represented as: dN₁/dt = r₁N₁ - a₁N₁N₂ and dN₂/dt = -r₂N₂ + a₂N₁N₂
is a pesticide and how it hurt bird species' eggs
In 1972 the Clean ___ Act entitle sthe federal government the authority to set limits for water pollutants, help fund wastewater infrastructure, and support research and technology to improve water quality.
the science of naming and classifying organisms pioneered by Carolus Linnaeus

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The first national park
Eduard Seuss first defined the term ___as the system composed of living organisms and their environment.
coined the term “ecology”
EPA studies____ and issues recommendations for recreational water quality for toxins released into water by blue-green algae. Hypoxia/anoxia is the ogoing acidification caused by climate change.
___an international agreement that set binding targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It was adopted in 1997 and entered into force in 2005
highly respected professor at the University of Chicago, Henry Chandler Cowles was one of the first to recognize the importance of the biodiversity at the recognize the importance of the biodiversity at the Indiana Dunes in his book, " The Ecological Relations of the Vegetation on the Sand Dunes of Lake ___"
George Perkins Marsh book called "Man and ____" outlining the foundations of conservation movement
Antoine Lavoisier and Theodore de Saussure discovered how ___ is cyclically produced into various forms paved the way for a better understanding of nutrient uptake in living organisms.
__ hypothesis proposes that all organisms and their inorganic surroundings on Earth are closely integrated to form a single and self-regulating complex system, maintaining the conditions for life on the plane
In 1950 people realized its harmful effects, from cars and factories
Tragedy of the___: showing that although an area might not be abused by its users, without a true limit and caretakers its resources eventually are depleted
a chemical leak at a pesticide plant in 1984. It is considered the worst industrial accident in history
In 1985 scientists discovered the ___ hole over Antarctica, confirming that human activities caused it.
Government agencty protecting the enviroment started in 1970

26 Clues: The first national park • coined the term “ecology” • Nuclear meltdown in Urkraine • coined the term "survival of the fittest" • Authors of the first college ecology text book • is a pesticide and how it hurt bird species' eggs • Government agencty protecting the enviroment started in 1970 • In 1950 people realized its harmful effects, from cars and factories • ...

Evolutionary History 2025-03-07

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a group of individuals born and living at about the same time
to classify based on scientific examination
a group of the same type of organism living in the same area
evidence of life from the past, such as fossilized bones, footprints, or leaf prints
everything (living and nonliving) that surrounds an organism
organisms from any other group
structure a part of an organism (for example, one or more bones)
sharing a common ancestor population
the very long time that spans the history of Earth, from the very first cellular life
a specific characteristic of an individual organism
the process by which the distribution of traits in a population changes over many
a group of organisms of the same kind (in one or more populations) that do not reproduce
the process by which one population evolves into two or more different species
a random change to a gene that sometimes results in a new trait

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a trait that makes it more likely that an individual will survive in a specific environment
ancestor population an older population from which two or more newer species descended
a scientist who studies fossils in order to understand the ancient history of life on Earth
a graph that uses bars to show how characteristics or values are distributed within a group
a body structure in two or more species that features the same parts (for
species a more recent species that evolved from an ancestor population
living things, such as plants, animals, and bacteria
the process by which species adapt to environmental changes over a very long time
to receive genes from a parent
the present
a related organism from a previous generation
when something stays mostly the same over time
having died out completely and no longer alive anywhere on Earth
an organism's arm, leg, or wing

28 Clues: the present • organisms from any other group • to receive genes from a parent • an organism's arm, leg, or wing • sharing a common ancestor population • to classify based on scientific examination • a related organism from a previous generation • when something stays mostly the same over time • a specific characteristic of an individual organism • ...

Nebraska History 2025-02-18

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era also known as the Jurassic Period
this is what makes Nebraska's legislature unique
the president during the Civil War
storm with blowing snow that happens often in Nebraska
the most elevated part of Nebraska
most important animal in Nebraska's history
trail that traveled on the South side of the Platte River
era when granite and sedimentary rocks were formed
people who study the Earth
conditions in the atmosphere at a particular time

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trail that traveled on the North side of the Platte River
era when volcanoes from the Rockies erupted
time zone we live in
people who study fossils
the right to vote
location of a place based on something else
which country attacked the US at Pearl Harbor
an exact location on Earth (latitude/longitude)
river is the eastern border of Nebraska
river is the Natural Highway across Nebraska
era when Nebraska was covered in seas and swamps
a view of weather over a longer period of time

22 Clues: the right to vote • time zone we live in • people who study fossils • people who study the Earth • the president during the Civil War • the most elevated part of Nebraska • era also known as the Jurassic Period • river is the eastern border of Nebraska • era when volcanoes from the Rockies erupted • location of a place based on something else • ...

History Vocabularies 2025-02-24

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- Surrendered
- Rebelled
- Fought
- Colonized
- Fled
- Collaborated
- Commemorated
- Abolished
- Ratified
- Declared
- Enacted
- Established
- Revolted
- Reformed
- Migrated
- Overthrew
- Destroyed
- Witnessed
- Revolutionized
- Settled
- Annexed
- Expanded
- Celebrated
- Liberated

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- Recorded
- Invented
- Exiled
- Conquered
- Proclaimed
- Betrayed
- Unified
- Invaded
- Executed
- Governed
- Traded
- Discovered
- Negotiated
- Conspired
- Occupied
- Divided
- Imprisoned
- Evacuated
- Protested
- Signed
- Explored
- Enslaved
- Constructed
- Assassinated
- Boycotted
- Resisted

50 Clues: - Fled • - Exiled • - Fought • - Traded • - Signed • - Unified • - Invaded • - Enacted • - Divided • - Settled • - Annexed • - Recorded • - Invented • - Rebelled • - Betrayed • - Ratified • - Executed • - Declared • - Governed • - Revolted • - Reformed • - Occupied • - Migrated • - Explored • - Enslaved • - Expanded • - Resisted • - Conquered • - Colonized • - Abolished • - Conspired • - Evacuated • - Overthrew • - Destroyed • - Protested • ...

Black History 2025-02-19

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A well known cowboy and excellent cowboy
ended in 1865
hate against another race
a network that helped slaves escape to canada
largest town of black people outside of africa
day that celebrates the abolition of slavery
treating people unfair due to many reasons
where black people were taken from to be slaves
things that have happened in the past
common occupation for black people
one who is loyal to a political cause

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militia company of Black men
first black female member of the parliament
jerk chicken and ox tail
a medal given for most conspicuous bravery
superhero that has a name involving iron
a movement that aimed to end slavery
black British colonial military
The person that led the underground railroad thingy
an opinion not based on reason

20 Clues: ended in 1865 • jerk chicken and ox tail • hate against another race • militia company of Black men • an opinion not based on reason • black British colonial military • common occupation for black people • a movement that aimed to end slavery • things that have happened in the past • one who is loyal to a political cause • A well known cowboy and excellent cowboy • ...

History Project 2025-02-17

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Romeo and Juliet
3d painting
name of the music
satire on chivalry
movement to paintings
Liberal arts
over emphasis on human worth
consequences of the renaissance, renewed interest in the…

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revival of learning and renewed interest in art in the western world
renaissance music was more…
Became the most famous patrons of the arts
someone who paid an artist to work for them
father of humanities
pointed out evils and foolishness of renaissance society
Moveable-type
painted the Mona Lisa
father of renaissance painting
Sistine chapel
Education was a remedy for…
Writing works on government

20 Clues: 3d painting • Liberal arts • Moveable-type • Sistine chapel • Romeo and Juliet • name of the music • satire on chivalry • father of humanities • painted the Mona Lisa • movement to paintings • renaissance music was more… • Education was a remedy for… • Writing works on government • over emphasis on human worth • father of renaissance painting • Became the most famous patrons of the arts • ...

US history 2025-03-04

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England, US
England leader
Japan sacrafice
Italy leader
Limit of food
100% control
harsh Jew neighborhoods
Japan war over
Japan militarist
Japan attack
German attack on russia

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mouse a cookie
Biased news
Atomic bomb
italy
US attack
France leader
Germany, japan
German leader
Genocide of jews
Attack strat
End in europe
Germany

23 Clues: italy • Germany • US attack • Biased news • Atomic bomb • England, US • Italy leader • 100% control • Attack strat • Japan attack • Limit of food • France leader • German leader • End in europe • mouse a cookie • England leader • Germany, japan • Japan war over • Japan sacrafice • Genocide of jews • Japan militarist • harsh Jew neighborhoods • German attack on russia

Chauvin History 2025-01-21

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hardware family
high achieving students
garage owners for over a century
theatre
Catholic Church
early photographer
designer of 'The Booth'
editor of Chauvin Chronicle
first name of hotel

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built Lutheran Church altar
doctor
first bank
Presbyterian Church
early surveyor for railroad
chauffeured the Queen
basketball star
rodeo star recently honoured
three generations of schoolteachers
longtime postal officials
longtime grocery owners

20 Clues: doctor • theatre • first bank • hardware family • basketball star • Catholic Church • early photographer • Presbyterian Church • first name of hotel • chauffeured the Queen • high achieving students • designer of 'The Booth' • longtime grocery owners • longtime postal officials • built Lutheran Church altar • early surveyor for railroad • editor of Chauvin Chronicle • rodeo star recently honoured • ...

Black History 2025-02-10

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First African American woman elected to Congress
Defeated Connors at Wimbledon in 1973
First African American to win an Oscar
Popular African American Magazine
the 4th Black player in MLB, named MVP 3 times
Current Pastor of the Historic Solid Rock Baptist Church
Co-founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Blues singer, Bessie
Nickname of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong
Civil Rights Movement nemesis when led by J. Edgar Hoover
Had hit song, "What's Love Got to Do With It"

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First African American woman to go to space
First African American President of the United States
Famous theater in Harlem, NY
Directed the movie, "Get on the Bus"
The Little Rock ____
Boxing's "Greatest"
Homerun king
MLK Jr., Medgar Evers, and Malcolm's fate
LaSalle starred in this hit TV drama
Oprah Winfrey's production company

21 Clues: Homerun king • Boxing's "Greatest" • The Little Rock ____ • Blues singer, Bessie • Famous theater in Harlem, NY • Popular African American Magazine • Oprah Winfrey's production company • Directed the movie, "Get on the Bus" • LaSalle starred in this hit TV drama • Defeated Connors at Wimbledon in 1973 • First African American to win an Oscar • ...

History Crossword 2025-03-12

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President on the $2 Bill
Treaty ending 1812 war
Act passed to silence opposition to Adams
Main point of contention between Jackson and Calhoun
Secretary of treasury under George Washingto
Cheif Justice under George Washington
Jacksons Supportors
Attorney General under Andrew Jackson
Secetary of treasury under Andrew Jackson
Washingtons's Party
Tariff Taxes imposed on products imported form an overseas manufactured or merchant.
The idea of a strong military
Jackson's secretary of war
Jackson's vice president, bitter rival
The act that forbids trade with other countries
Adams' controversial treaty with Britain
Jackson's forced removal of natives
Land bought from France
The People that Jackson supported
Jackson's Presidency era
First political parties formed around this

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an attempt to begin paying down that debt through a direct tax on the distillation of alcohol
The "Era of Good..."
The "Father of our Country"
Event where French officials demanded bribes
Supreme Court case about Cherokee lands
The idea of a weak central government
The Fourth President in the United states
Secetary of state under Andrew Jackson
Belief in limited government
The First President in the United States
Jackon won re-election, defeating ____ in a landslide
the bank jackson hated
Jackson's informal advisors
Jackson's practice of rewarding supporters
The second president in the United States
Jackson's Nickname
Washington's secretary of treasury
War of 1812
Tribe forced on the Trail of Tears

40 Clues: War of 1812 • Jackson's Nickname • Jacksons Supportors • Washingtons's Party • The "Era of Good..." • Treaty ending 1812 war • the bank jackson hated • Land bought from France • President on the $2 Bill • Jackson's Presidency era • Jackson's secretary of war • The "Father of our Country" • Jackson's informal advisors • Belief in limited government • The idea of a strong military • ...

History Mystery 2025-03-08

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Hot water vapor
Drink caffeine for one of these boosts
Kiev is the capital
A danger or a risk
Nuclear power source
Understate the significance
Looks after the sick
Another word for tantrum
They never forget
USSR
“Knowledge is _____”

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Ride this to get a bird’s-eye-view of the carnival
Chemist, for example
Left, as a sinking ship
Move people to safety
Reason to call 9/11
They’re driving a big red truck
Emitting gamma rays
Blow up
TV coverage

20 Clues: USSR • Blow up • TV coverage • Hot water vapor • They never forget • A danger or a risk • Kiev is the capital • Reason to call 9/11 • Emitting gamma rays • Chemist, for example • Nuclear power source • Looks after the sick • “Knowledge is _____” • Move people to safety • Left, as a sinking ship • Another word for tantrum • Understate the significance • They’re driving a big red truck • ...

History project 2025-03-14

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to make a poor area more attractive to live in.
a geographic region towards the central and southern regions of the Appalachian Mountains.
Made to financially support war veterans.
when an employer is free to hire non union members.
when each generation doesn't mix to socialize.
Raised minimum wage, promoted slum clearance,extended old age benefits to an additional 10,000,000.
to make something the same as everyone else.
an agreement between Mexico and America which lets Mexican people work with agriculture in America.

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when people under 18 take part in illegal activity.
A company that is registered and operates in more than one country at a time.
A written document to show how an employee was fired.
to give up control of something or someone.
suit and tie workers who usually work at a desk.
the minimum pay to be deemed adequate in any given country.
a business owner who owns a branded outlet of a retail chain.
A job done outside of the office often with manual labor.
Someone who makes laws for a political unit.
Shop Employees must be a part of a specific union to work for a certain company.
The increase in production of babies after the war.
a business that has a separate identity from its members.

20 Clues: Made to financially support war veterans. • to give up control of something or someone. • Someone who makes laws for a political unit. • to make something the same as everyone else. • when each generation doesn't mix to socialize. • to make a poor area more attractive to live in. • suit and tie workers who usually work at a desk. • ...

History Review 2025-04-29

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Idea that it was the destiny of our country to move westward to the Pacific Ocean
Event in history where thousands of Natives were forced to walk hundreds of miles by force.
number of colonies that started the United States
Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation that freed some slaves?
Finish this protest statement "No taxation without ..."
Branch of government that executes the laws and is headed by the President.
This sale of land to the US from France DOUBLED the size of our country
Group who elects the President.
Country that we separated from to form the United States
Branch of government made up of the courts and interprets the laws
Which states did not have to free their slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation?
Money citizens pay to the government to help pay for things we all need
Information given to persuade people to think a certain way.

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war that won us our independence
This document is the framework for the rules of our Country.
first 10 Amendments to the Constitution
First name of a 6 year old girl who helped desegregate an all white elementary school in Louisiana
What the south called it's country after they seceded (left).
Queen of Hawai`i who was imprisoned in Iolani Palace and forced to give up her kingdom.
Making up for the wrong one has done by paying money or helping those who have been wronged.
Laws that created legal segregation in the US
small plots of lands that natives were forced onto to so Americans could take their land
Branch of government that writes the laws and is made up of Congress.

23 Clues: Group who elects the President. • war that won us our independence • first 10 Amendments to the Constitution • Laws that created legal segregation in the US • number of colonies that started the United States • Finish this protest statement "No taxation without ..." • Country that we separated from to form the United States • ...

Roman History 2025-04-22

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Rome developed from small settlements along this river.
Carthaginian general who famously brought elephants into Italy.
The government formed after the Roman monarchy, lasting about 500 years.
Along with circuses, this represented Roman efforts to keep the people content by giving them food and games
Structures that carried water into Roman cities from up to 50 miles away
The number of Punic Wars Rome fought—and won.
Used in Roman architecture for strength and commemorating victories.
Decline in this area, along with political and military problems, contributed to Rome’s fall.
Rome's enemy during the Punic Wars.
A wealthy noble in Roman society.
The last king of Rome, known as "the Proud."
Octavian, Mark Antony, and Lepidus formed this version of the Roman Triumvirate.
Caesar He crossed the Rubicon, effectively declaring war on the Senate.
The number of kings Rome had before becoming a republic.
Popular ____________ are gatherings where Roman citizens voted on laws and elected officials.

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A commoner or member of the lower class in Rome.
Name for the eastern half of the Roman Empire after it split.
Later known as Augustus, he became Rome’s first emperor.
Political alliance formed by Pompey, Crassus, and Julius Caesar.
These races were a popular Roman entertainment, especially at the Circus Maximus.
In Roman mythology, this character and Remus founded the city of Rome.
Forum The political, religious, and commercial heart of ancient Rome.
Egyptian queen who, with Mark Antony, lost to Octavian at the Battle of Actium.
Officials elected to protect the rights of plebeians.
A 200-year period of peace that began with Augustus.
Two officials who led the Roman Republic, serving one-year terms.
This advisory body existed during the monarchy but lacked real power and would eventually gain more power in the Roman republic
Rome was ruled by these for the first 250 years of its history.

28 Clues: A wealthy noble in Roman society. • Rome's enemy during the Punic Wars. • The last king of Rome, known as "the Proud." • The number of Punic Wars Rome fought—and won. • A commoner or member of the lower class in Rome. • A 200-year period of peace that began with Augustus. • Officials elected to protect the rights of plebeians. • ...

American History 2025-04-08

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Who was the female mathematician who worked for NASA?
Who was the president who worked toward conservation and started national parks?
Which president funded Lewis and Clark's journey?
Who was the first woman in space?
Who was a former slave who traveled around talking about his time as a slave?
Who was one of the two explorers who explored the Louisiana Purchase? L....
Who was the first African American baseball player who played for an all white team?
Who was the Native American leader who fought against westward expansion?
Who was a Chinese American woman who helped fight for women's rights even though she never voted?
Who was the African American inventor who helped poor southern farmers?
Who was one of the two explorers who explored the Louisiana Purchase? C....

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Who invented the light bulb?
Who was a woman who fought for women's rights and was arrested for trying to vote?
Who was the former female slave who traveled around the country speaking?
Who was a former slave who helped others escape on the underground railroad?
Who were the brothers who invented the airplane?
Who was the first African American woman in space?
Who helped Lewis and Clark on theiTruthnd helped to write the constitution?
Who invented the car?
Who invented the telephone?
Who was the president who ended slavery?
Who was an African American preacher who fought for civil rights?

22 Clues: Who invented the car? • Who invented the telephone? • Who invented the light bulb? • Who was the first woman in space? • Who was the president who ended slavery? • Who were the brothers who invented the airplane? • Which president funded Lewis and Clark's journey? • Who was the first African American woman in space? • Who was the female mathematician who worked for NASA? • ...

History Vocab 2025-04-04

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uboat
propaganda
militarism
romanticism
bolsheviks
oldtactics+newweapons
imperialism
verdun
germanyaustriaitaly
mobilize
ultimatum
rasputin
blackhand
Russian princess annastasia
ottomanempire
wilson
stalemate
reperations
lawrence
balkans
armistance
nationalism
mexico

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machinegun
ukFrancerussia
luiitania
horribleacts
spanishflu
nuetral
gallopoli
belgium
lenin
stalin
poisongas
Francisferdinand
conscription

36 Clues: uboat • lenin • verdun • stalin • wilson • mexico • nuetral • belgium • balkans • mobilize • rasputin • lawrence • luiitania • gallopoli • ultimatum • poisongas • blackhand • stalemate • machinegun • propaganda • militarism • spanishflu • bolsheviks • armistance • romanticism • imperialism • reperations • nationalism • horribleacts • conscription • ottomanempire • ukFrancerussia • Francisferdinand • germanyaustriaitaly • oldtactics+newweapons • ...

Theater History 2025-04-02

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In scenery, three flats that form a triangle and are mounted on a revolving platform
A system of writing using pictures
An actor
A social system whereby peasants worked the land and paid rent to the landowning nobles
Types of monologues that reveal the character's inner thoughts
Variety shows featuring singers, acrobats, comedians, animal acts, and other types of entertainment
Drama based on a biblical story
An era that began with the restoration of British monarchy in 1660 under Charles II
18th book in the Bible's Old Testament, which confronts the problem of good and evil in the world
Elizabethan theaters which were usually round or octagonal
Trade unions
A type of literature that depicts life objectively and accurately
A belief that life is meaningless and that searching for order only brings conflict
Drama more suited for reading than performance
In painting, the use of color and line to suggest mood and setting rather than realistic representations
Extravagant court entertainments that include dance, music and poetry
A classical language of India
The first portion of the Christian Bible
A literary movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries that emphasized imagination and emotions
House In an Elizabethan Theater, a backstage area where actors changed clothes
A terms originally based on England's Licensing Act of 1737
One of several drama festivals held in ancient Greece
literally "the god in the machine"

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space In an Elizabethan Theater, a space at the back of the stage used for small interior settings
drama based on episodes of Christ's life
The established form or order for a ceremony
improvised comedy with stock characters which began in Renaissance Italy
Dance that tells a story
A person or group hired to applaud at a performance
Pompous and high-flown language
A small building near the stage used by actors for dressing or relaxing
Drama about the life of a saint
A series of short plays based on religious history, often performed on pageant wagons in Medieval times
A room where actors can relax when they are not onstage
The rulers of ancient Egypt
A priest or priestess who uses magic to cure the sick or predict the future
A long cloak
A form in which dramatists follow the classic unities and write in verse
Small platforms on which short scenes are played
To soothe, satisfy, or make tranquil
Theaters in major American cities other than New York
Drama that asks the audience to think seriously about a political or social issue and in which theatricality overrides realism
Drama that teaches moral lessons
Short dramatized scenes added to the Catholic mass
Chinese drama that features chanting, singing and music
Audience members who stood in the pit around the stage
Songs of praise to honor the god Dionysus

47 Clues: An actor • A long cloak • Trade unions • Dance that tells a story • The rulers of ancient Egypt • A classical language of India • Pompous and high-flown language • Drama about the life of a saint • Drama based on a biblical story • Drama that teaches moral lessons • A system of writing using pictures • literally "the god in the machine" • To soothe, satisfy, or make tranquil • ...

Music History 2025-04-24

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This instrument generates electronic audio signals ________________________.
This composer had 20 children and died in 1750.
This is one of the 4 styles of Modernism that focuses on dissonance.
The __________________ occurred during the Romantic period creating the middle class.
_______________________ means decorated melodies with trills and arpeggios.
means many melodies heard at the same time.
This composer wrote over 40 operas, including Armida.
A major invention during the Renaissance.
The _______________________ and the violin were introduced during the Baroque period.
This composer was a child prodigy and died at 35.
This was invented during the modern period.
Romanticism highlighted the emotional experience of ________________________.
____________________ music is any music that is not pop, world or jazz music.
This music period spanned from the 1400's-1600's and means rebirth.
World War l and ll both occured during this music period.

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Themes of the romantic period include death, the supernatural and ____________.
Neo-romantic music looks back on the __________________.
The ______________________ is an instrument that is played without any physical contact.
This composer was known as the “Red Priest”.
Music of the Renaissance was primarily sacred and ___________________________.
Bucolic, bizarre and ___________ are words to describe music during the modern era.
This German monk lead the reformation of the church during the time of the Renaissance.
Chance music is also known as _____________________ music.
The string quartet includes instruments such as the violin, viola and what?
The piano changed during the romantic period by adding more of these.
This composer inspired Adolf Hitler.
The minimal composer who wrote the famous piece 4’33”.
The Baroque period is known for elaborate art, architecture and the take off of what?
Baroque music is characterized by complicated _____________ and emotional extremes.
The "King of Ragtime", known for the songs Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer.
This musician was so popular during the Romantic period that soaps and cribs were sold with her name on it.
The first and last name of a well known composer from the Renaissance.
One of the instruments included in the string quartet _________________________.
This event took place during the modern period.
This instrument was popular during the Renaissance.
Baroque was derived from the word, barocco which means a ________________ of irregular shape.
____________________ is a group of movements played by a small group of instruments.

37 Clues: This composer inspired Adolf Hitler. • A major invention during the Renaissance. • means many melodies heard at the same time. • This was invented during the modern period. • This composer was known as the “Red Priest”. • This composer had 20 children and died in 1750. • This event took place during the modern period. • This composer was a child prodigy and died at 35. • ...

World history 2025-09-15

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covent between God and child
earliest printing
known for his wisdom
everyone responsible for spreading the word
ancient times or classic
everything that we know is not entierly true
things happen because a few good men did something
father of renissaince

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sit down with pastor and tell about the church and you either agree or disagree
first profid first jew
marrige
lords super/comunion
making things more human
captured jerusalem
couldnt leave where they travled
rebirth of culture
confessions/ telling preist all of your sins
they just got lucky
self limitation
focusing on religion

20 Clues: marrige • self limitation • earliest printing • captured jerusalem • rebirth of culture • they just got lucky • lords super/comunion • known for his wisdom • focusing on religion • father of renissaince • first profid first jew • making things more human • ancient times or classic • covent between God and child • couldnt leave where they travled • everyone responsible for spreading the word • ...

American History 2025-09-16

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To formally withdraw; what Southern states did beginning in 1860, leading to the Civil War.
The era of tension and competition between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II.
The belief that the United States was destined to expand across the North American continent.
A legislature with two houses, such as the U.S. Congress with the Senate and House of Representatives.
Taxes placed on imported goods, often used to protect domestic industries.
A system of racial segregation in South Africa; often compared to segregation in the U.S. during the Civil Rights Movement.
The period in the early 1950s characterized by accusations of communism and blacklists led by Senator Joseph McCarthy.
The act of freeing enslaved people; most famously associated with Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation.
The period after the Civil War when Southern states were reorganized and reintegrated into the Union.
The nationwide ban on the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol from 1920–1933.
The process by which a government official is formally charged with misconduct, such as Andrew Johnson or Bill Clinton.
The growth of factories, machines, and mass production in the 19th century.
The series of programs and reforms Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced to fight the Great Depression.

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The system of government where power is divided between the national and state governments.
The principle that each branch of government has powers that limit the powers of the others.
Someone who opposed ratification of the Constitution and wanted stronger state governments.
A supporter of the Constitution and a strong central government, such as Alexander Hamilton.
The political scandal in the 1970s that led to President Richard Nixon’s resignation.
A person who worked to end slavery in the United States before the Civil War.
The forced relocation and confinement of Japanese Americans during World War II.
The 1823 foreign policy statement warning European nations not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere.
A massive land purchase in 1803 from France that doubled the size of the United States.
The document written in 1787 in Philadelphia that created the framework for the U.S. government, including separation of powers and checks and balances.
The right to vote, extended over time to African Americans, women, and 18-year-olds.

24 Clues: Taxes placed on imported goods, often used to protect domestic industries. • The growth of factories, machines, and mass production in the 19th century. • A person who worked to end slavery in the United States before the Civil War. • The forced relocation and confinement of Japanese Americans during World War II. • ...

World History 2025-03-21

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Who was the philosopher who believed that government should not intervene with economy?
Who is a group of people who manage a company and sell products to a group of people?
What were the social classes in France?
What was the war that lasted seven years between European countries?
Who is the philosopher that is known as the "father of liberalism"?
Who was the French leader/French general that led the army in many wars?
What is a group of people that purchase products from a company called?
When was a period of violence in France with many executions called?
Where was the oath that was made to create a new constitution for France taken place?
What is an area of production with distribution and trade dealing with money called?
What were the wars that Napoleon went through with France's army against many other countries?
Who was the philosopher that believed in separation of powers?

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Who was the philosopher who helped contributre to the encyclopedia?
Who was the philosopher that introduced the idea of the social contract?
What was the name of the army in France?
What was the building that was attacked by a mob of people for guns?
What is the theory that the Earth is the center of the universe?
What was the theory that the sun is the center of the universe?
What was the period of time of rebellion against the French government as an attempt to overthrow it?
Who was the group of people that wanted to establish a French republic?

20 Clues: What were the social classes in France? • What was the name of the army in France? • Who was the philosopher that believed in separation of powers? • What was the theory that the sun is the center of the universe? • What is the theory that the Earth is the center of the universe? • Who was the philosopher who helped contributre to the encyclopedia? • ...

Evolutionary History 2025-08-21

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a group of similar organisms that can reproduce together
evidence of life from the past
being unlike something else
the change in a species to suit its environment better
an organisms arm, leg, or wing
a characteristic of an organism
the study of body structure
the living and non-living factors that surrounds an organism
process in which traits are passed from parents to offspring
the change in a species over time
a diagram that shows evolutionary relationships amongst organism
means "differences" or "variety"
the role an organism plays in its ecosystem
a much older, related organism from a previous generation
to put things together to see how they are the same

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the process of one species evolving into a new species
being alike to something
to put things together to see how they are different
an animal with a background
a species that has died out completely on Earth
a scientist who studies fossils
the random change in DNA
someone/something who is related to an ancestor
the connection or sharing between two things
meaning "same"; such as similar traits
the line of descent from an ancestor to a particular organism or species
an organism in the earliest stages of development

27 Clues: being alike to something • the random change in DNA • an animal with a background • being unlike something else • the study of body structure • evidence of life from the past • an organisms arm, leg, or wing • a characteristic of an organism • a scientist who studies fossils • means "differences" or "variety" • the change in a species over time • ...

History Vocab 2025-08-28

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final stage of the Stone Age
the period of time before civilization and writing.
a member of a people having no permanent abode, and who travel from place to place to find fresh pasture for their livestock.
a portable object made, modified, or used by humans, providing physical evidence of past cultures and societies
an ancient Mesopotamian temple tower consisting of a lofty pyramidal structure built in successive stages with outside staircases and a shrine at the top.
the fundamental shift from a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle to settled, agricultural communities, beginning around 12,000 years ago
the process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use
system of writing used in the ancient Middle East
to arrange existing laws, customs, or other standards into a systematic, written code or body of rules.

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a historical region in the Middle East, shaped like a crescent moon, known as the "Cradle of Civilization" due to its role in the development of early human societies and innovations
a pictorial symbol that represents a word, object, or idea
a member of a nomadic people who live chiefly by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food.
a skilled craftsperson who creates goods, often by hand, using specialized techniques and tools.
the species to which all modern human beings belong
a prehistoric temple aligned with the movements of the sun.
the study of past human cultures through the examination of material remains, like artifacts and structures, left behind by ancient civilizations
a time in human history when foraging, hunting, and fishing were the primary means of obtaining food.
the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group.
a society characterized by its advanced development and organization
a professional who could read and write, acting as a vital administrator, historian, and record-keeper for ancient civilizations.

20 Clues: final stage of the Stone Age • system of writing used in the ancient Middle East • the period of time before civilization and writing. • the species to which all modern human beings belong • a pictorial symbol that represents a word, object, or idea • a prehistoric temple aligned with the movements of the sun. • ...

HISTORY VOCAB 2025-08-28

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the study of ancient and recent human past through material remains
a boomerang-shaped region in the Middle East with fertile land where early civilizations developed
the period of time before anything was written
a rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple. located in the region of ancient Mesopotamia
the transformation of human society, humans started farming
a prehistoric megalithic monument consisting of a large circle of standing stones
arrange rules or laws into a systematic code
a person who copies out documents, especially one employed to do this before printing was invented.
the later part of the stone age
a man-made object, typically of historical or cultural interest

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wedge-shaped characters used in the ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia, Persia, and Ugarit
modern humans
nomads in the Paleolithic time period
the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.
the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced.
a pictorial symbol for a word or phrase, also the earliest known form of writing
to tame an animal and keep it as a pet or produce
the early phase of the Stone Age
a member of people that have no permanent abode
a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand.

20 Clues: modern humans • the later part of the stone age • the early phase of the Stone Age • nomads in the Paleolithic time period • arrange rules or laws into a systematic code • the period of time before anything was written • a member of people that have no permanent abode • to tame an animal and keep it as a pet or produce • ...

Pajntar's history 2025-06-04

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Naš zelo znan gimnastičar v Kraljevini SHS?
Kateri tabor se je boril proti okupatorju in med vojno prevzame oblast?
Ena izmed ilegalnih odporniških skupin, ki so na fašistično nasilje odgovarjale z nasiljem, ime je sestavljeno iz teh krajev in pokrajine (Trst, Istra, Goriška in Reka).
Kdo je vodil najmočnejšo stranko SLS v Kraljevini SHS?
Na katerih frontah so se Slovenci borili Soški, vzhodni in _____?
Kralj v Kraljevini SHS od leta 1921-1934 je bil Aleksander _______.
Kateri del kraljevine je bil v Kraljevini SHS bolj razvit jug ali sever(v smislu pismenosti in številu tovarn)?
Katera deklaracija je bila tista, v kateri je pisalo, da Južno Slovani želijo ostati znotraj AO?

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Pod katero državo smo spadali Slovenci med 1.svetovno vojno?
Kateri narod je bil prvi v imenu "Država SHS"
Katera izjava da komunistom glavno vlogo v OF?
Kdo je bil vrhovni poveljnik vseh partizanov? Josip Broz ____?
Kateri narod je bil do slovencev najkrutejši ko so Slovenijo leta 1941 razkosali?
Katera meja vzame Sloveniji 1/3 države, novembra 1920?
katere republike so bile v Jugoslaviji? Slovenija, Hrvaška, Bosna in Hercegovina, Črna Gora, Makedonija in _____?
Kaj je bilo izvedeno 10. oktobra 1920 na Koroškem
Ali smo Slovenci v 2. svetovni vojni spadali pod zaveznike ali sile osi?
Kateri del Slovenije dobijo Madžari, ko je ta razkosana leta 1941?
Najslavnejša igralka v Kraljevini SHS?
Drugo ime za četnike. Plava ______?

20 Clues: Drugo ime za četnike. Plava ______? • Najslavnejša igralka v Kraljevini SHS? • Naš zelo znan gimnastičar v Kraljevini SHS? • Kateri narod je bil prvi v imenu "Država SHS" • Katera izjava da komunistom glavno vlogo v OF? • Kaj je bilo izvedeno 10. oktobra 1920 na Koroškem • Katera meja vzame Sloveniji 1/3 države, novembra 1920? • ...

Evolutionary History 2025-06-05

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a part of an organism (for example, one or more bones)
sharing a common ancestor population
the process by which the distribution of traits in a population changes over many generations
A group of organisms of the same kind (in one or more populations) that do not reproduce with organisms from any other group
to classify based on scientific examination
the process by which one population evolves into two or more different species
a scientist that studies fossils in order to understand the ancient history of life on earth
living things, such as plants,animals,and bacteria
a related organism from a previous generation
when something stays mostly the same over time
a specific characteristic of an individual organism
everything (living & non living) that surrounds an organism
evidence of life from the past,such as fossils bones, footprints, or leaf prints
an organisms arm,leg,or wing
a group of individuals born and living at the same time
a graph that uses bars to show how characteristics or values distributed within a group

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a more recent species that evolved from an ancestor population
having died out completely and no longer alive anywhere on earth
a body structure in two or more species that features the same parts (for example,the same bones)
to receive genes from a parent
a group of the same type of organism living in the same area
the very long time that spans the history of earth,from the very first cellular life to the present
An older population from which two or more species descended
the process by which species adapt to environmental changes over a very long time
a trait that makes it more likely that an individual will survive in a specific environment
a random change to a gene that sometimes results in a new trait

26 Clues: an organisms arm,leg,or wing • to receive genes from a parent • sharing a common ancestor population • to classify based on scientific examination • a related organism from a previous generation • when something stays mostly the same over time • living things, such as plants,animals,and bacteria • a specific characteristic of an individual organism • ...

History 1 2025-06-05

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the tall slender tower of a masque from which a muezzin calls muslims to prayer
someone who has studied for a long time and has a lot of knowledge
slave trade across the atlantic ocean
a journey to a sacred or holy place
someone who is present at an event and who sees something with his or her own eyes
sow, steady, ongoing
to find one way, carefully and safely
the branch of physics that studies the planets, the stars and the universe
written documents
a black stone building in Mecca that is shaped like a cube and that is the most sacred Muslim pilgrim shrine
islamic leader
a period in history of outstanding wealth and or achevement.
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something that gives us information about the past

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a group of countries under a single government
someone who fought to end slavery
handwritten books or documents
a musim school or university
invaluable, precious
a place of worship
a person who creates designs and plans that are used to build buildings
delicate easily broken
king or emperor in mali
prevented from decaying or spoiling
a storyteller from west Africa

25 Clues: across • islamic leader • written documents • a place of worship • invaluable, precious • sow, steady, ongoing • delicate easily broken • king or emperor in mali • a musim school or university • handwritten books or documents • a storyteller from west Africa • someone who fought to end slavery • a journey to a sacred or holy place • prevented from decaying or spoiling • ...

World History 2025-06-10

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Chilean dictator
Indonesian president in late 1900s.
flowers that were a symbol of peace
Já protest movement meaning direct elections now
first independent trade union in a country ruled by a communist government
National group that united parties in Chile
members of this church joined Philippine people in protesting
president and dictator in Philippines
elected Chilean president who was overthrown
Aquino popular opponent of Marcos
this power revolution occurred in the Philippines

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Portuguese regime that lasted 50 years
these elections are a sign of democracy
Polish President
Who holds power in a democracy
type of rule that focuses on strong central power
Aquino first president in Philippines after return of democracy
group that peacefully demanded Marcos lose power
vote to decide if Pinochet should stay in power in Chile
non-violent Portuguese group
died and started South Korean democracy movement

21 Clues: Chilean dictator • Polish President • non-violent Portuguese group • Who holds power in a democracy • Aquino popular opponent of Marcos • Indonesian president in late 1900s. • flowers that were a symbol of peace • president and dictator in Philippines • Portuguese regime that lasted 50 years • these elections are a sign of democracy • National group that united parties in Chile • ...

World History 2025-06-04

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West African storytellers who passed down history and traditions through oral stories and music.
A monotheistic religion founded in Arabia by the prophet Muhammad.
The richest and most famous ruler of Mali; made a famous pilgrimage to Mecca and spread Islam and learning.
A trained warrior in feudal Japan who followed a code of honor called bushido.
A Chinese invention used for fireworks and weapons.
A group of powerful Romans who made laws during the Republic.
A test people took to get government jobs based on knowledge and skill, not family.
A step-by-step way to test ideas using experiments and evidence.
A government where leaders are elected by citizens.
A short Japanese poem with three lines (5-7-5 syllables), often about nature.
A group of traders traveling together, often across the desert with camels.
A warrior on horseback who followed a code of honor called chivalry.
A Spanish conqueror who explored and took over parts of the Americas in the 1500s.
A social class system in India where people are born into certain groups with specific jobs and rules.

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Being kicked out of the Church, often used as punishment.
A "rebirth" of learning, art, and ideas in Europe, inspired by ancient Greece and Rome.
A Chinese philosopher whose ideas shaped much of Chinese culture and government.
A series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims over control of the Holy Land.
The exchange of plants, animals, diseases, and ideas between the Old World (Europe, Africa, Asia) and the New World (the Americas).
A trade route that connected China with Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
A machine invented by Johannes Gutenberg that made books easier to make and spread ideas faster.
A time when people used reason and science to improve government and society.
The capital city of the Aztec Empire, built on an island in Lake Texcoco.
A powerful general who became dictator of Rome; he was assassinated by senators in 44 BCE.
A region in the Americas that includes central Mexico and parts of Central America; home to early civilizations like the Maya and Aztec.
A political and social system where kings gave land to nobles in exchange for loyalty and military service.
First Roman emperor to convert to Christianity; legalized it with the Edict of Milan.
Powerful land-owning lords in feudal Japan who commanded samurai.

28 Clues: A Chinese invention used for fireworks and weapons. • A government where leaders are elected by citizens. • Being kicked out of the Church, often used as punishment. • A group of powerful Romans who made laws during the Republic. • A step-by-step way to test ideas using experiments and evidence. • Powerful land-owning lords in feudal Japan who commanded samurai. • ...

US History 2025-05-19

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President when the Great Depression hit, had homeless towns named after him
Withdrawal from commercial relations with a person or organization as a punishment or protest
A fashionable young women intent on enjoying herself and acting wild
Widespread of Fear of a potential rise of communism
Failed attack launched by the CIA during the Kennedy Administration
Truman’s foreign policy that the U.s. would provide aid to countries under the influence of communism
The first satellite sent into space by the soviets
Notional barrier separating East and West Europe
Provided American citizens an opportunity to assist with the war effort
Fought Between North and South Korea
Act of voluntary giving by individuals or groups to promote the common good
Illegal Distribution of alcohol
The act of coming to live permanently in a foreign country
Refused to give her seat to a white man
Belief of a government that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively
Rail line connecting The East and West coasts of the United States
A diverse array of media that reach a large audience via mass communication
Theory that a political event in one country will cause similar events in neighboring countries
Journalists during the Progressive Era who exposed corrupt businesses

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Had an “I had A Dream” Speeth
Art and Science of maintaining peaceful relationships between nations
The state of of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict
The act of separating people, historically on the basis of race and gender
The process of making an area more urban
Declared the separate but equal doctrine unconstitutional
Leader of the Progressive movement
Largest and Most widespread civil rights and empowerment movement by Mexican descent people in the United States
President responsible for the Watergate Scandal
First American Volunteer Group of China Air Force formed to help oppose the Japanese invasion
Persistent high inflation combined with high unemployment and stagnant demand in a countries economy
Philanthropist and industrialists, helped build the American Steel Industry
Leader during the civil rights movement in America
Youngest President
Large companies that controlled an industry or a sector
Surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon a U.s. Military base
Era of intense Social and political reform aimed at making progress toward a better society
Leading a society in which all properties and publicly owned by the government
Assassinated In Dallas
Nixons attempt to cover up its involvement in the 1972 break
The largest seaborne invasion in history

40 Clues: Youngest President • Assassinated In Dallas • Had an “I had A Dream” Speeth • Illegal Distribution of alcohol • Leader of the Progressive movement • Fought Between North and South Korea • Refused to give her seat to a white man • The process of making an area more urban • The largest seaborne invasion in history • President responsible for the Watergate Scandal • ...

Handy History 2025-05-04

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The TV show that features the couple Jesse compared us to
The Mario Cart champion
Our original wedding date was July __
The first apartment building we lived in together was called Royal Oaks _______
The only country outside North America we’ve both been to four times
My Balder’s Gate player
Our best ever Halloween costume was the _________
The best song for an Alexa prank
For Christmas 2011, you got me a ________
The month we first said I love you
Sully’s favorite nap place as a puppy
The number of years we shared a double mattress
The first dog park we took Lexie to

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Our favorite sport to do together
Where we ran to a famous monument and back to the train
On our first trip together, we went on a shopping spree at _______
The food you introduced me to at a DQ in Penticton
A runner up name we had for Em
Our favorite GP restaurant
The number of countries we visited on our first Europe trip
Accidental Italian pitstop
Last name of the artist of our “first” song
The average number of times you hit snooze in the morning
The store department I always find you in
The first word in the title of the first play we saw together

25 Clues: The Mario Cart champion • My Balder’s Gate player • Our favorite GP restaurant • Accidental Italian pitstop • A runner up name we had for Em • The best song for an Alexa prank • Our favorite sport to do together • The month we first said I love you • The first dog park we took Lexie to • Our original wedding date was July __ • Sully’s favorite nap place as a puppy • ...

History Crossword 2025-05-07

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– Rise of mass consumption.
Khrushchev – Soviet leader during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Roosevelt – New Deal and WWII leadership.
– Cultural impact from 1950s onward.
Roosevelt – Progressive president, "Big Stick" diplomacy.
Media – New form of digital communication.
Obama – First Black U.S. president; Affordable Care Act.
– Post-WWII residential expansion.
Reagan – Conservative movement leader; Cold War rhetoric.
of Berlin Wall – 1989 symbolic end of Cold War.
Landing – 1969 U.S. space achievement.
– Movement for protecting natural resources.
on Terror – U.S.-led global effort to combat terrorism after 9/11.
Carnegie – Steel industry tycoon; philanthropist.
War II – 1939-1945 global war.
Twenties – Nickname for the 1920s, a decade of economic prosperity and cultural change in the U.S.

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– Revolutionized communication and commerce.
Disobedience – Nonviolent protest strategy.
Care Act – Major health reform under Obama.
Ford – Assembly line innovator; Model T.
Rights Movement – 1950s–60s push for racial equality.
– Interconnected global economies and cultures.
War – Controversial U.S. involvement in SE Asia.
Line – Mass production innovation.
Luther King Jr. – Civil rights leader; nonviolence.
War – U.S.-USSR ideological conflict, 1947-1991.
Depression – 1930s economic collapse.
Truman – Dropped atomic bombs; Truman Doctrine.
Wilson – WWI leadership; League of Nations.
War I – 1914-1918 global conflict.

30 Clues: – Rise of mass consumption. • War II – 1939-1945 global war. • Line – Mass production innovation. • – Post-WWII residential expansion. • War I – 1914-1918 global conflict. • – Cultural impact from 1950s onward. • Depression – 1930s economic collapse. • Landing – 1969 U.S. space achievement. • Ford – Assembly line innovator; Model T. • ...

History prject 2025-10-07

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God of perfume
God of entertainment
Goddess of earth
Goddess of beauty
God of sky
God of hunting
Goddess of soul protection
God of death

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God of deception
God of magic
God of earth
Goddess of arrows
God of motherhood
God of war
God of justice
God of horizon
Goddess of moisture
God of sun
God of air
The Creator god

20 Clues: God of war • God of sky • God of sun • God of air • God of magic • God of earth • God of death • God of perfume • God of justice • God of horizon • God of hunting • The Creator god • God of deception • Goddess of earth • Goddess of arrows • God of motherhood • Goddess of beauty • Goddess of moisture • God of entertainment • Goddess of soul protection

World History 2025-10-06

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rich mali king known for pilgrimage
charity pillar in islam
major river in west africa
first roman emperor octavian’s title
holy city for the hajj
real military ruler of japan
conquering people who formed the yuan
powerful landholding lords in japan
semi dry region south of the sahara
old name for tokyo

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long period of roman peace
eastern roman empire after the split
warrior class who served daimyo
chinese dynasty before mongol conquest
bridge that carried water into rome
capital of the byzantine empire
group traveling across a desert
trade route linking china to the west
samurai code of honor
pilgrimage to mecca

20 Clues: old name for tokyo • pilgrimage to mecca • samurai code of honor • holy city for the hajj • charity pillar in islam • long period of roman peace • major river in west africa • real military ruler of japan • warrior class who served daimyo • capital of the byzantine empire • group traveling across a desert • rich mali king known for pilgrimage • bridge that carried water into rome • ...

History Thing 2025-10-04

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a parent company
total value of goods and services produced by country's people
"rocky field"
a prominent American financier and investment banker
a person or organization that puts money into financial plans
can refer to a person, such as the industrialist
decrease in the general price level
a company or group of people authorized to act as a single entit
a proportionate saving in costs gained by an increased level of production.
a form of union organizing

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American railroad magnate and financie
the exclusion of employees by their employer
a game with money that makes most people mad on game night
a continuous railroad that spans a continent, connecting oceans or distant parts of a country by rail.
a grant of public land
a procedure in which a dispute is submitted
an authoritative warning or order.
self owned business person
when someone is very reliable, people can _____ them
a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course
combine (one thing) with another so that they become a whole
a place of work where membership in a union is a condition for being hired and for continued employment.

22 Clues: "rocky field" • a parent company • a grant of public land • self owned business person • a form of union organizing • an authoritative warning or order. • decrease in the general price level • American railroad magnate and financie • a procedure in which a dispute is submitted • the exclusion of employees by their employer • can refer to a person, such as the industrialist • ...

History Crosswords 2025-09-24

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An important happening, like a battle, that is often commemorated in a street or city name.
The system of trade and industry. The colonial ____ was built to extract raw materials from Indonesia.
Valued objects and traditions, such as historical sites and local stories, that have been passed down through generations.
The past acts as this for the present, like the base that a building is constructed on.
To predict what might happen in the future by studying clues and patterns from the past.
The point or place where something begins or comes from.
To keep history and culture safe from being lost or forgotten.
The most basic function of a place name is to help people ____ or find their way around.
The act of recording the stories behind place names through writing or interviews so they are not forgotten.
The state of being united. The motto "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" was created to maintain this against colonial tactics.
The process of cities growing larger, which was a major effect of the Industrial Revolution.
A name like "Kampung Tenun" (Weaving Village) reflects the traditions and activities of the local ____.
Freedom from colonial rule, which Indonesia proclaimed on August 17, 1945.
The study of the Earth's physical features; names like "Kaliurang" (River at the source) are based on it.

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Something left behind from the past, such as the effects of colonialism on a country today.
A repeating form or sequence of events in history that helps us understand the future.
A group of people living in one place; their participation is vital when making decisions about changing place names.
This current moment in time where we make choices that will build the future.
The steam engine and the internet are examples of this, which greatly changes society.
The time before now; it acts as the roots of a tree that support the present.
An important person, such as a national hero, whose name is often used for a road like "Jalan Diponegoro".
The power that past events have to shape and affect the present and future.
Knowing the story of your town's name helps build this, giving a strong sense of belonging.
The time that is yet to come, which is shaped by the actions we take today.
A period of great change, like the Industrial ____, which shifted societies from farming to factories.
The study of past events; place names are a key to unlocking the hidden ____ of our communities.
The scientific study of place names, their origins, and meanings.
A community of people; their activities, beliefs, and way of life can influence place names.
Place names act as "living ____," storing historical records that are not written down.
The policy where a powerful nation controls a weaker one, such as the Dutch rule over Indonesia.

30 Clues: The point or place where something begins or comes from. • To keep history and culture safe from being lost or forgotten. • The scientific study of place names, their origins, and meanings. • Freedom from colonial rule, which Indonesia proclaimed on August 17, 1945. • The power that past events have to shape and affect the present and future. • ...

Music History 2025-09-30

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A style of music derive from jazz
The period of music from 1750-1820
the first and main note of a key
A composition with two or more voice parts acting independently
the fifth degree of the scale
Italian for high. Second highest female voice
the art of spontaneously creating music while playing
A piece of music that comes before a larger work such as an opera or play
A term for the parts of an instruments range
Non Religious
Refers to music that has two or more individual voice parts.
A performer who excels in technical ability
The musical period occurring from about 1830 to 1900
This quartet usually has two violins, a viola and a cello.
Music produced by electronic means
A rhythm pattern that accents the normally weak beats.
A three or four movement work that usually features a solo instrument.
Music that has a single unaccompanied melodic line
Decoration of a melody such as trills
A period in history where there was a revival or rebirth of the arts.

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A traditional ritual melody composed of a single line which is traditionally unaccompanied.
one of the earliest keyboard instruments
Button Like objects which a brass player pushes down to play different notes
The highness or lowness of a musical sound
A cylindrical single-reed woodwind instrument
The style of music prevalent from 1890-1920
A style of country music that was developed in 1940s
The period of music from 1600-1750
Poet-musicians who performed throughout Europe in the 11-13th century.
a keyboard instrument in which the strings are plucked
rhythmic music originating in the Caribbean island of Jamaica in the 1960s.
The art of scoring music for an orchestra
an electronic keyboard instrument invented in 1965

33 Clues: Non Religious • the fifth degree of the scale • the first and main note of a key • A style of music derive from jazz • The period of music from 1750-1820 • The period of music from 1600-1750 • Music produced by electronic means • Decoration of a melody such as trills • one of the earliest keyboard instruments • The art of scoring music for an orchestra • ...

American History 2025-10-08

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Dragged America into WW2
Opened relations with China, Had accomplished "Peace with Honor" in Vietnam yet resigned
Turning point of the Civil War
A proxy "war" between America and the USSR
Named a toy bear after him
Known as Ike; planned the D-Day invasion; prestigious WWII general; Later turned President
Independence Day
First battles of the revolution

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46th President
President during World War 1
First President of African American descent
Led the American army down the Mississippi River
Alliance America was apart during the Second World War
16th President
Astronaut who had the first step on the moon
Incumbent President who served 2 non-consecutive terms
British,American, and Canadian troops landed on a beach to liberate occupied France and Europe
Passed the New Deal
Where Lincoln lived and place we had a field trip to ;)
fought Robert Lee at Gettysburg
First President and Leader of the Continental Forces
Said the British were coming

22 Clues: 46th President • 16th President • Independence Day • Passed the New Deal • Dragged America into WW2 • Named a toy bear after him • President during World War 1 • Said the British were coming • Turning point of the Civil War • fought Robert Lee at Gettysburg • First battles of the revolution • A proxy "war" between America and the USSR • First President of African American descent • ...

OBX History 2025-07-17

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Wright Brother
State to the south of obx
feed at night and scare humans
Nickname for OBX residents
attraction that sticks out in the surf
Native American tribe
Bridge to Hatteras Island
_______ hunting is a popular fall and winter sport
OBX beaches are made out of
First English child born on the obx
________Island life saving station

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Edward Teach was a?
other wright brother
Albemarle or Pamlico
Famous OBX Pirate
The OBX have what kind of islands
Boats that sunk off the coast are called
dangerous current that can be fatal
1st non-native colonists were from?
Lighthouse
popular activity for visitors
During WWII coastal waters were named Torpedo
state to the north of the OBX

23 Clues: Lighthouse • Wright Brother • Famous OBX Pirate • Edward Teach was a? • other wright brother • Albemarle or Pamlico • Native American tribe • State to the south of obx • Bridge to Hatteras Island • Nickname for OBX residents • OBX beaches are made out of • popular activity for visitors • state to the north of the OBX • feed at night and scare humans • The OBX have what kind of islands • ...

History Crossword 2025-08-11

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Poverty and misery that peasants had to endure led to a rebellion called the
An act of trying to destroy an entire ethnic or religious group
Preached by Gandhi and what he is most known for
French entrepreneur who formed a company to construct the Suez Canal
Population grew and people shifted away from agriculture which created a
When British men, women, and children, were killed
A movement in China where factories and modern weapons were built
Modernized and strengthened Egypt
Indian soldiers who were in their service that had to serve anywhere
A war where the British easily beat the Chinese
A march that Gandhi started where he left with 78 others and they marched 240 miles to the sea
Known for his non-violent and peaceful ways of preaching

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Areas of control
The act of refusal to follow laws that are ruled unfair
Independent Muslim state
A Group that started martial arts to drive out the "foreign devils"
A treaty that China was forced to sign for the payment of their losses
A leader who supported land reform, equality for both men and women, and communal ownership of property
A group of people that were accused of supporting Russian plans that were against the Ottoman Empire
The right to live under their own laws but they had to be tried in British courts
A policy where trade was open to everyone on an equal basis
Feared Hindu domination within India
100 mile canal that connected the Red Sea to The Mediterranean Sea

23 Clues: Areas of control • Independent Muslim state • Modernized and strengthened Egypt • Feared Hindu domination within India • A war where the British easily beat the Chinese • Preached by Gandhi and what he is most known for • When British men, women, and children, were killed • The act of refusal to follow laws that are ruled unfair • ...

September History 2025-08-25

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The wreckage of this famously sunken luxury liner was discovered on September 1, 1985, 12,000 feet below the Atlantic Ocean's surface.
The Norman Invasion of England commenced on September 28, 1066 under this Duke's command.
This West Asian country declared independence from the Soviet Union on September 23, 1991.
This South American country declared independence from Portugal on September 7, 1822.
Last name of the legendary puppeteer and creator of the Muppets, born September 24, 1936.
The first American newspaper ("Publick Occurrences Both Foreign and Domestick") was published in this city on September 25, 1690.
Famed British mystery author, Agatha _____, was born on September 15, 1890.
The British ended their use of the Julian calendar in favor of this type on September 2, 1752.
Commander that completed the sack of Rome on September 4, 476, marking the end of the Western Roman Empire.

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This two word country was the first to grant women the right to vote on September 19, 1893.
Last name of the author of The Hobbit, first published in London on September 21, 1933.
The Treaty of ____ was signed on September 3, 1783, formally ending the Revolutionary War.
This Pilgrim ship set sail from England on September 16, 1620.
The Great Fire of this English city started on September 2, 1666.
WWII began in Europe after German forces invaded this country on September 1, 1939.
First name of the renowned Italian physicist, who also gave us the concept of Fermi's Paradox, born September 29, 1901.
Crooner Crosby's first name, who debuted on September 2, 1931.
This South American country declared independence from Spain on September 18, 1810.
This far out future cartoon family debuted on television on September 23, 1962.
This European country was reunified on September 12, 1990.

20 Clues: This European country was reunified on September 12, 1990. • This Pilgrim ship set sail from England on September 16, 1620. • Crooner Crosby's first name, who debuted on September 2, 1931. • The Great Fire of this English city started on September 2, 1666. • Famed British mystery author, Agatha _____, was born on September 15, 1890. • ...

History Vocabulary 2025-08-26

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A system of ruling a country. The ____ passed a new law.
A formal law or decision. The Civil Rights ____ banned discrimination.
A serious disagreement. There was ____ between the two nations.
A way of viewing something. From her ____, it was unfair.
The process of gathering knowledge. She did ____ on climate change.
The importance of something. The flag holds great ____ for the country.
Who or what someone is. Her ____ as a musician is important to her.
Variety of differences. The city is known for its ____.
Related to money and resources. The country is facing ____ problems.
Authoritarian, oppressive government. ____ rose in Europe in the 1930s.
Coexistence of different cultures. Canada promotes ____.

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Separation of groups. ____ kept schools racially separate.
Shared beliefs and behaviors. Food is a big part of ____.
The value or worth of something. Education has great ____ in society.
A result of an action. Lying had serious ____.
The state of being equal. They fought for gender ____.
Expanding power through control. British ____ spread across the world.
Facts supporting a claim. The fingerprints were strong ____.
A ruler with absolute power. The ____ banned all protests.
Unfair treatment of others. He faced ____ because of his race.

20 Clues: A result of an action. Lying had serious ____. • The state of being equal. They fought for gender ____. • Variety of differences. The city is known for its ____. • A system of ruling a country. The ____ passed a new law. • Coexistence of different cultures. Canada promotes ____. • Shared beliefs and behaviors. Food is a big part of ____. • ...

History Crosswords 2025-09-29

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Something left behind from the past, such as the effects of colonialism on a country today.
The study of past events; place names are a key to unlocking the hidden ____ of our communities.
An important happening, like a battle, that is often commemorated in a street or city name.
Freedom from colonial rule, which Indonesia proclaimed on August 17, 1945.
To keep history and culture safe from being lost or forgotten.
Knowing the story of your town's name helps build this, giving a strong sense of belonging.
A period of great change, like the Industrial ____, which shifted societies from farming to factories.
The time that is yet to come, which is shaped by the actions we take today.
The state of being united. The motto "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" was created to maintain this against colonial tactics.
A repeating form or sequence of events in history that helps us understand the future.
The point or place where something begins or comes from.
The process of cities growing larger, which was a major effect of the Industrial Revolution.
The system of trade and industry. The colonial ____ was built to extract raw materials from Indonesia.
The steam engine and the internet are examples of this, which greatly changes society.
The past acts as this for the present, like the base that a building is constructed on.
A group of people living in one place; their participation is vital when making decisions about changing place names.

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The most basic function of a place name is to help people ____ or find their way around.
The time before now; it acts as the roots of a tree that support the present.
A name like "Kampung Tenun" (Weaving Village) reflects the traditions and activities of the local ____.
This current moment in time where we make choices that will build the future.
A community of people; their activities, beliefs, and way of life can influence place names.
The power that past events have to shape and affect the present and future.
The study of the Earth's physical features; names like "Kaliurang" (River at the source) are based on it.
Place names act as "living ____," storing historical records that are not written down.
The act of recording the stories behind place names through writing or interviews so they are not forgotten.
An important person, such as a national hero, whose name is often used for a road like "Jalan Diponegoro".
The policy where a powerful nation controls a weaker one, such as the Dutch rule over Indonesia.
Valued objects and traditions, such as historical sites and local stories, that have been passed down through generations.
To predict what might happen in the future by studying clues and patterns from the past.
The scientific study of place names, their origins, and meanings.

Ugandan History 2025-09-20

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: Status Uganda had under British rule beginning in 1894
: Military ruler of Uganda from 1971 to 1979
: Leader of the National Resistance Movement and current president since 1986
: Achieved by Uganda on 9 October 1962
: Town near the source of the Nile, important in colonial history
: Capital city of Uganda
: Uganda’s first Prime Minister and later President
: Kingdom in western Uganda once ruled by Kabalega
: Largest traditional kingdom in Uganda
: Kingdom in the Rwenzori Mountains recognized after long conflict

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: Kabaka of Buganda who became Uganda’s first President
: Document that defines Uganda’s system of government
: District known for the 1980s guerrilla war “Triangle”
: Traditional kingdom in southwestern Uganda
: Omukama of Bunyoro who resisted British colonization
: River whose source is at Jinja in Uganda
: Site of annual pilgrimage to honor the Uganda Martyrs
: Tombs in Kampala that are a UNESCO World Heritage Site
: Christians executed at Namugongo for their faith in the late 1800s
: Title for the king of Buganda

20 Clues: : Capital city of Uganda • : Title for the king of Buganda • : Achieved by Uganda on 9 October 1962 • : Largest traditional kingdom in Uganda • : River whose source is at Jinja in Uganda • : Military ruler of Uganda from 1971 to 1979 • : Traditional kingdom in southwestern Uganda • : Kingdom in western Uganda once ruled by Kabalega • ...

World History 2025-09-24

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class of powerful people
Zhaw empress ruler during campaign in Korea
traveled in kinship groups
Code uniform code
the Wise Vladimis son
submission to the will of Allah
belief in one God
constantly on the move and herded animals
family came to power
took control of the empire
marked a turning point for Muhammad

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holy book of Muslims
one who has been submitted
Khan universal ruler
russian version of Caesar
born into clan of powerful meccan family
means “successer” or “deputy”
Nevsky prince and military hero
Islamic house of worship
best model for proper living
system of law

21 Clues: system of law • belief in one God • Code uniform code • holy book of Muslims • family came to power • Khan universal ruler • the Wise Vladimis son • class of powerful people • Islamic house of worship • russian version of Caesar • one who has been submitted • traveled in kinship groups • took control of the empire • best model for proper living • means “successer” or “deputy” • ...

History crossword 2025-10-21

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Man who assassinated Franz Ferdinand in 1914.
The deadly area between opposing trenches.
Payments Germany had to make after WWI, as punishment.
Country Germany invaded, causing Britain to enter WWI.
One of the four MAIN causes of WWI; agreements between nations to support one another.
A pilot who shot down at least five enemy planes.
Disease caused by standing in wet trenches for too long.
One of the longest and bloodiest battles of WWI, fought in France.
First Canadian to command Canadian troops in WWI.
City where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.

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Forced military service, introduced in Canada in 1917.
German submarine used to sink Allied ships.
Canadian flying ace who was one of the most successful WWI pilots.
German Kaiser who supported Austria-Hungary in 1914.
Psychological trauma suffered by many WWI soldiers.
Type of WWI aircraft with two wings stacked on top of each other.
Famous German flying ace, also known as the Red Baron.
French leader at the Treaty of Versailles who wanted to punish Germany.
Where soldiers lived and fought in WWI; muddy, unsanitary, and dangerous.
British ship sunk by a German U-boat, pushing the U.S. closer to war.

20 Clues: The deadly area between opposing trenches. • German submarine used to sink Allied ships. • Man who assassinated Franz Ferdinand in 1914. • A pilot who shot down at least five enemy planes. • First Canadian to command Canadian troops in WWI. • Psychological trauma suffered by many WWI soldiers. • German Kaiser who supported Austria-Hungary in 1914. • ...

Animation History 2025-09-09

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known for Koko the Clown & Betty Boop.
McCay's employer, curtailed McCay's vaudeville activities.
created Humorous Phases of Funny Faces in 1906.
known for Woody Woodpecker.
known for Felix the Cat.
also known as “Flipbook” animation and has been around for over 150 years.
Horner originally called this invention the "Daedalum."
created The Sinking of the Lusitania in 1918
created Three Little Pigs in 1933.
the first feature length animated film.

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unsuccessfully tried to patent many of McCay's animation techniques for himself.
is the first instance of a film produced with traditional animation techniques.
known for Aesop’s Film Fables & Mighty Mouse.
created Flowers and Trees in 1932.
features spinning, painted cardboard disks reflected in mirrors, which created the illusion of movement.
the earliest animated film to feature a dinosaur.
created Gertie the Dinosaur in 1914.
was a nineteenth-century optical toy that featured a picture disk held by two strings.
created Pauvre Pierrot in 1892.
was invented in France in 1877 by Charles-Émile Reynaud.

20 Clues: known for Felix the Cat. • known for Woody Woodpecker. • created Pauvre Pierrot in 1892. • created Flowers and Trees in 1932. • created Three Little Pigs in 1933. • created Gertie the Dinosaur in 1914. • known for Koko the Clown & Betty Boop. • the first feature length animated film. • created The Sinking of the Lusitania in 1918 • ...

History Vocab 2025-09-10

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preserved from a past geologic age.
Assemblage of megaliths erected by prehistoric peoples on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, southern England.
The study of prehistoric humankind.
Roaming about from place to place aimlessly, frequently, or without a fixed pattern of movement.
Pictograph
The customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group.
A rectangular stepped tower in ancient Mesopotamia, sometimes surmounted by a temple.
A worker who practices a trade or handicraft.
A member of a learned class in ancient Israel through New Testament times studying the Scriptures and serving as copyists, editors, teachers, and jurists.
A boomerang-shaped region of the Middle East, stretching from the Nile River to the Persian Gulf.
The scientific study of material remains (such as tools, pottery, jewelry, stone walls, and monuments) of past human life and activities.

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To adapt (an animal or plant) over time from a wild or natural state especially by selective breeding to life in close association with and to the benefit of humans
Old Stone Age.
New Stone Age.
Not Migratory, Settled
Humankind
A usually simple object (such as a tool or ornament) showing human workmanship or modification as distinguished from a natural object.
Composed of or written in wedge-shaped characters.
A member of a nomadic people who live chiefly by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food.
A relatively high level of cultural and technological development.

20 Clues: Humankind • Pictograph • Old Stone Age. • New Stone Age. • Not Migratory, Settled • preserved from a past geologic age. • The study of prehistoric humankind. • A worker who practices a trade or handicraft. • Composed of or written in wedge-shaped characters. • A relatively high level of cultural and technological development. • ...

Art History 2025-10-24

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Who painted Parson Weems' Fable?
Who painted La condition humaine
Who painted Portrait of My Grandmother?
Who painted Cathedral?
Who painted Jasper?
Who painted Fishing Boats (Le Perrey)?
Who painted the UIL Self-portrait in this years selection?
Who painted Girl Arranging Her Hair?
Who painted Still Life with Golden Bream?
Who painted Girl with Blue Eyes?
Who painted Cakes?
Who painted Harley?
Who painted The Blind Man of Toledo?
Who painted On the pont de l'Europe?
Who painted La Mousme?
Who painted Christ Blessing?

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Who painted Ginevra de'Benci (obverse)?
Who painted the Storyteller?
Who painted Zim Zum?
Who painted Golfe Juan?
Who created the untitled painting for UIL this year?
Who painted Banks of the Seine at Medan?
Who painted That Gentleman?
Who painted The Rhinoceros?
Who painted Washerwoman on the Beach of Etretat?
Who painted Tivoli:The Temple of the Sybil and the Campagna
Who painted Ginevra Bentivogolio?
Who painted Head of a Young Man?
Who painted The Nativity?

29 Clues: Who painted Cakes? • Who painted Jasper? • Who painted Harley? • Who painted Zim Zum? • Who painted Cathedral? • Who painted La Mousme? • Who painted Golfe Juan? • Who painted The Nativity? • Who painted That Gentleman? • Who painted The Rhinoceros? • Who painted the Storyteller? • Who painted Christ Blessing? • Who painted Parson Weems' Fable? • Who painted La condition humaine • ...

History Crossword 2026-04-15

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A marketplace
Church officials
African migrants who spread culture across Africa
Extreme lack of food
Separated
A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people
A Japanese warrior
Seafaring warriors from Scandinavia
A chain of islands
Empire that ruled the Mediterranean
Belief in one god

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A Muslim leader
A wise teacher
Eastern Roman Empire
European ruler crowned by the pope in A.D.800
Gods
A prisoner
A group of traveling animals or Merchants
A farming community ran by a noble or knight
A traditional African storyteller
Donations of money or goods
The holy book of Christianity
Japanese nature spirits
They conquered China and began the Yuan Dynasty

24 Clues: Gods • Separated • A prisoner • A marketplace • A wise teacher • A Muslim leader • Church officials • Belief in one god • A Japanese warrior • A chain of islands • Eastern Roman Empire • Extreme lack of food • Japanese nature spirits • Donations of money or goods • The holy book of Christianity • A traditional African storyteller • Seafaring warriors from Scandinavia • ...

Art History 2026-04-17

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this art style celebrates religion using dramatic shadows, emotions and gestures
division of the military that protected or reclaimed art stolen by the Nazis in World War II
famous Renaissance artist who painted realistic scenes of Mary and Jesus and painted himself in the masterpiece, The School of Athens
a common subject/theme of prehistoric art
a type of ancient sculpture of a person's head and chest
famous fresco painted by Leonardo da Vinci
a style of art that uses color and bold brush strokes, artists paint outside trying to capture a moment
famous impressionist artist that painted water lilies
this color typically represents anger or holiness
a crime where a thief breaks into a museum and steals art
birthplace of the Renaissance
large Catholic churches built throughout Europe during the Middle Ages
a common subject/theme of art in the Middle Ages
the Mona Lisa was stolen from this city
artistic movement that showed workers and everyday people
a lot of ancient art was created to showcase this quality

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this color typically represents comfort
designed the famous dome on the cathedral in Florence
this colorful, famous painting was stolen (2 words)
a style of art that shows optical illusions (two words)
the most famous art museum in the world,home to the Mona Lisa
artist who cut off his ear lobe
this peaceful color is associated with royalty, luxury and wisdom
this color typically represents happiness
an artist innovation developed in the Renaissance that showed images in 3D
artistic movement that included paintings of dramatic historical events
this leader stole famous works of art from around Europe and brought them back to showcase in his capital city.
this color can represent hope or new beginnings

28 Clues: birthplace of the Renaissance • artist who cut off his ear lobe • this color typically represents comfort • the Mona Lisa was stolen from this city • a common subject/theme of prehistoric art • this color typically represents happiness • famous fresco painted by Leonardo da Vinci • this color can represent hope or new beginnings • ...

American History 2026-05-01

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person who gets credit for sewing the American flag
the "winner" of the most famous duel in history
official symbol of US that is used on government documents
gun fights that was common in the 1700 and 1800's
asking for change
branch of government that executes the laws
named "Father of the Constitution
represents freedom
speech given to honor the fallen soldiers at the Battle of Gettysburg
the settlers who came from England to America
synonym for glasses
what King George was using to make the colonists pay more money on items
helped Washington's army
wrote the Gettysburg Address
branch of government that deals with the court system
a leader who uses power in a cruel or abusive way
branch of government that makes the laws
the group who threw the tea overboard
known for the famous quote "Give me liberty or give me death!"

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the 3 groups of the United States government
group who wrote the Declaration of Independence
when the Sons of Liberty threw the tea overboard
freedom
forcing people to let soldiers live in their homes
cruel abuse of power
represents peace
formal approval
the group who wrote the Constitution
gift from France that is a symbol of freedom
the first 10 amendments of the Constitution
the letter that declared the colonies independence from England
speech
changes to the Constitution
fighting against people within the same country
gathering
person who designed the Statue of Liberty
moral and legal principles all people are entitled to
symbol
the foundation of the United States government
break apart or leave
the loser of the most famous duel in history
represent war

42 Clues: speech • symbol • freedom • gathering • represent war • formal approval • represents peace • asking for change • represents freedom • synonym for glasses • cruel abuse of power • break apart or leave • helped Washington's army • changes to the Constitution • wrote the Gettysburg Address • named "Father of the Constitution • the group who wrote the Constitution • ...

PHILIPPINE HISTORY 2026-05-15

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Spanish religious groups criticized by reformists
Convention that caused conflict between Bonifacio and Aguinaldo
Three priests executed in 1872
Love and devotion to one’s country
Secret revolutionary society against Spain
Philippine national hero linked to the retraction controversy
Reform movement led by Filipino intellectuals
Policy of controlling another country
Another claimed location of the Cry of Rebellion
Study of historical interpretation and writing

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Armed struggle against colonizers
Rizal’s alleged withdrawal of anti-Catholic statements before his execution
Place connected to one version of the Cry of Rebellion
Colonizers of the Philippines for more than 300 years
1872 uprising of Filipino soldiers and workers
“Sublime Paralytic” of the Philippine Revolution
First President of the Philippines
Another word for uprising against authority
Mother of the Philippine Flag
Founder and Supremo of the Katipunan

20 Clues: Mother of the Philippine Flag • Three priests executed in 1872 • Armed struggle against colonizers • Love and devotion to one’s country • First President of the Philippines • Founder and Supremo of the Katipunan • Policy of controlling another country • Secret revolutionary society against Spain • Another word for uprising against authority • ...

GA history 2026-05-07

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The mid-20th-century era of activism for racial equality led by MLK Jr.
The 1930s federal programs that brought electricity and aid to rural Georgia
The 1921 insect infestation that devastated Georgia’s cotton crops.
In 1752, Georgia's status changed when the Trustees surrendered their charter to the King.
The 1977 event when a former Georgia governor became U.S. President.
The official document from King George II authorizing the Georgia colony.
General Sherman's 1864 campaign of destruction from Atlanta to Savannah.
of Tears: The 1838 forced removal of the Cherokee from North Georgia to Oklahoma.
A major 1863 Confederate victory in northwest Georgia.
In 1785, the University of Georgia became the first state-chartered university.
The 1861 event where Georgia officially left the Union to join the Confederacy.
The Civil War naval strategy (part of the "Anaconda Plan") that choked off Georgia’s ports and ruined its economy.
The 1829 discovery in Dahlonega that sparked the first major U.S. gold fever.
In 1870, Georgia became the last Confederate state to rejoin the Union.
The first 20 years of the colony's history (1732–1752) when it was governed by a board in London.
The conflict where Georgia signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776.

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The 1930s federal programs that brought electricity and aid to rural Georgia
An 1795 event where legislators were bribed to sell land at cheap prices.
The 1832 Supreme Court case concerning Cherokee sovereignty
The global sporting event held in Atlanta during the summer of 1996.
The notorious Confederate prisoner-of-war camp where thousands of Union soldiers died from disease and malnutrition.
Located along coast on barrier islands and inland through the Okefenokee Swamp
The 1742 victory that ended Spanish claims to Georgia.
A major desegregation campaign in southwest Georgia that served as a testing ground for MLK Jr.’s nonviolent tactics.
The four-year conflict (1861–1865) that drastically changed the state.

25 Clues: The 1742 victory that ended Spanish claims to Georgia. • A major 1863 Confederate victory in northwest Georgia. • The 1832 Supreme Court case concerning Cherokee sovereignty • The 1921 insect infestation that devastated Georgia’s cotton crops. • The global sporting event held in Atlanta during the summer of 1996. • ...

US History 2026-05-07

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A major war involving many nations; the U.S. joined in 1917.
A controversial war fought to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia.
A leader known for promoting nonviolent protest during the Civil Rights Movement.
A period of growth in Black literature, music, and art.
The movement of African Americans from the South to the North for better opportunities.
The competition between the U.S. and Soviet Union in space exploration.
Coordinated attacks that destroyed the Twin Towers and changed U.S. security policies.
A war in which the U.S. supported South Korea against communist North Korea.
Government programs created to help Americans recover from the Great Depression.
A severe economic downturn that caused widespread unemployment and poverty.

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The surprise attack that brought the United States into World War II.
A law designed to expand access to health insurance coverage.
A worldwide conflict in which the Allies defeated the Axis Powers.
A period of social and political reform aimed at fixing problems caused by industrialization and corruption.
The campaign that led to women gaining the right to vote in 1920.
A time when the manufacture and sale of alcohol were illegal in the United States.
A movement that fought to end segregation and discrimination against African Americans.
A movement focused on protesting police brutality and systemic racism.
A scandal that led to President Richard Nixon resigning in 1974.
A period of rivalry involving nuclear arms and ideological conflict after World War II.

20 Clues: A period of growth in Black literature, music, and art. • A major war involving many nations; the U.S. joined in 1917. • A law designed to expand access to health insurance coverage. • A scandal that led to President Richard Nixon resigning in 1974. • The campaign that led to women gaining the right to vote in 1920. • ...

World history 2026-05-07

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Sea connected to ecological disaster in Central Asia
Capital city of Amir Timur’s empire
Uzbek ruler and astronomer
The period of cultural rebirth in Europe
Famous queen of ancient Egypt
Founder of the Timurid Empire
Founder of the Mongol Empire
Famous conqueror from Macedonia
Ancient writing material used in Egypt

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War between North and South America states
First artificial satellite launched by USSR
Egyptian rulers were called
Last ruler of the Timurid Empire in India
Capital of the ancient Byzantine Empire
First emperor of Rome
Famous wall dividing Germany during Cold War
Leader of Germany during World War II
Explorer who reached America in 1492
Historic city in Uzbekistan known as an open-air museum
Ancient trade route connecting Asia and Europe

20 Clues: First emperor of Rome • Uzbek ruler and astronomer • Egyptian rulers were called • Founder of the Mongol Empire • Famous queen of ancient Egypt • Founder of the Timurid Empire • Famous conqueror from Macedonia • Capital city of Amir Timur’s empire • Explorer who reached America in 1492 • Leader of Germany during World War II • Ancient writing material used in Egypt • ...

History & Culture 2026-04-21

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A group of people living together
Farming and growing crops
A system of communication
How goods and money are produced and used
A line that separates places
Traveling to discover new places
A group of lands ruled by one leader
Land settled and ruled by people from another place

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Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group
A complex society with organized culture
Taking land by force
Freedom from outside control
Buying and selling goods
Movement of people to a new place
Producing goods in factories
Land controlled by a group
A major change in government or society
The system that organizes a country
A system of beliefs about life and meaning
A custom passed down over time

20 Clues: Taking land by force • Buying and selling goods • Farming and growing crops • A system of communication • Land controlled by a group • Freedom from outside control • Producing goods in factories • A line that separates places • A custom passed down over time • Traveling to discover new places • A group of people living together • Movement of people to a new place • ...

American History 2026-05-18

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African American men the right to vote
Depression
by the 1929 stock market crash
enslaved people escape
Union
by Brown v. Board of Education
during the Industrial Revolution
that improved communication during the 1800s
the nation after the Civil War
that brought the U.S. into World War II
Clues
and Balances
Key
Amendment
that the U.S. should expand across North America
Clues
Destiny
War rival of the United States

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Railroad
Segregation
of industry and factories
that begins with “We the People”
Airmen
tensions between North and South
American military pilots
Compromise
Americans
that helped the U.S. gain land
affected by the Indian Removal Act
that connected the East and West coasts
Harbor
one branch from becoming too powerful
Protest
Production
Luther King Jr. promoted this

35 Clues: Key • Union • Clues • Clues • Airmen • Harbor • Protest • Destiny • Railroad • Americans • Amendment • Depression • Compromise • Production • Segregation • and Balances • enslaved people escape • American military pilots • of industry and factories • Luther King Jr. promoted this • by the 1929 stock market crash • by Brown v. Board of Education • that helped the U.S. gain land • the nation after the Civil War • ...

NFL Player 2024-12-11

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He is widely regarded as one of the best tight ends in NFL history and has multiple Pro Bowl selections to his name.
He was the first player in NFL history to have over 90 receptions in each of his first two seasons.
He was the first player in NFL history to throw for over 3,500 yards and rush for over 800 yards in his first two seasons.
He is the first quarterback in NFL history to have a winning record in every season of his career.
He was the first running back selected in the 2021 NFL Draft, going 24th overall to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
He has recorded 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first seven seasons, tying an NFL record.
He made his first start in the NFL during the 2020 season after recovering from a serious hip injury suffered in college.
He set the NFL record for most receiving yards by a tight end in a single season with 1,377 yards in 2018.
He made one of the most iconic catches in NFL history, a last-second Hail Mary touchdown in 2020 against the Buffalo Bills.
He averages over five yards per carry for his career, showcasing his explosive running ability.
He became the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl when he led the Kansas City Chiefs to victory in Super Bowl LIV at the age of 24.
He became the eighth running back in NFL history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a single season during the 2020 season.
He was traded to the Buffalo Bills in 2020 and led the league in receptions and receiving yards that season.
He led the league in rushing yards in 2020, finishing with 1,557 yards in the regular season.
He set an NFL record for the most touchdown passes by a rookie, throwing 23 touchdowns in the 2016 season.
He holds the record for the most Super Bowl wins by a player, securing seven championships throughout his career.
He scored a franchise record 19 touchdowns for the Green Bay Packers in the 2020 season.

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He broke the rookie receiving yards record in 2020, finishing with over 1,400 yards.
He has been named to several Pro Bowl teams and set a franchise record for receiving touchdowns in a single season.
In the 2020 season, he became one of the few quarterbacks to pass for over 4,500 yards and rush for over 400 yards in the same season.
He is known for his impressive combination of size and speed, running a 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine.
He became the first Bengals player to rush for over 1,100 yards in consecutive seasons since Jeremy Hill.
He was named the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2020 after breaking the record for most touchdown passes by a rookie with 31.
He set an NFL record by scoring six rushing touchdowns in a single game on Christmas Day in 2020.
Known for his incredible speed, he has recorded multiple touchdowns of over 50 yards in his career.
In 2019, he became the third player in NFL history to record over 1,000 rushing yards and 1,000 receiving yards in the same season.
He won the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award in 2018 after rushing for over 1,300 yards and catching over 90 passes.
He led the NFL in rushing yards as a rookie in 2016, winning the Offensive Rookie of the Year award.
He became the fastest player in Titans franchise history to reach 2,000 career receiving yards.
Known for his incredible accuracy, Rodgers has one of the highest career passer ratings in NFL history.
He won the NFL MVP award in 2019, making him the youngest quarterback to receive the honor at age 22.

31 Clues: He broke the rookie receiving yards record in 2020, finishing with over 1,400 yards. • He scored a franchise record 19 touchdowns for the Green Bay Packers in the 2020 season. • He led the league in rushing yards in 2020, finishing with 1,557 yards in the regular season. • ...

Cities 2023-09-24

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Town A coastal city in South Africa, known for its natural beauty, including Table Mountain.
de Janeiro A Brazilian city known for its lively culture, beautiful beaches, and annual Carnival festival.
Aires The capital of Argentina, famous for tango music and dance, as well as delicious cuisine.
A city in Turkey known for its unique position between Europe and Asia, rich history, and architecture.
The capital of Egypt, with a rich history, including the pyramids, Sphinx, and ancient artifacts.
City The capital of Mexico, known for its Aztec and colonial history, vibrant markets, and food.
The capital of the United Kingdom, famous for its history, landmarks, and theater scene.
The capital of China, with a rich history, ancient sites, and a bustling urban center.
The vibrant capital of Japan, known for its modern technology and traditional culture.

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The romantic capital of France, celebrated for its art, fashion, and iconic landmarks.
A major city in India, known for its Bollywood film industry and diverse culture.
Australia's largest city, famous for its stunning harbor, landmarks like the Opera House, and vibrant culture.
New Zealand's largest city, known for its beautiful harbors, beaches, and outdoor activities.
The capital of Russia, known for its historical architecture, Red Square, and cultural heritage.
York City A bustling metropolis in the United States known for its iconic skyline, culture, and diversity.

15 Clues: A major city in India, known for its Bollywood film industry and diverse culture. • The romantic capital of France, celebrated for its art, fashion, and iconic landmarks. • The capital of China, with a rich history, ancient sites, and a bustling urban center. • The vibrant capital of Japan, known for its modern technology and traditional culture. • ...

Conservation History 2021-02-03

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You and I own the public lands of WI and our nation. This idea is known as the Common _________.
The first demonstration of the Common Trust in the Supreme court was a landowner that sued saying he "owned" this seafood from the NJ mudflats.
Settlers to North America were from this continent, bringing diseases that killed Native Americans and sent many natural resources "home"
Gifford __________ was the 1st Chief of the Forest Service. He served as WI's first forester.
The EPA is the Environmental __________________________ Agency.
Emerson wrote this book asking people to look at God's creation not for for food and profit.
Rachel Carson penned a book, __________Spring that focused on DDT causes weak egg shells.
Aldo Leopold's book, the ________ County Almanac revolves around Baraboo, WI.
Known as the Father of Ecology, taught game management at UW-Madison.
The U.S., Canada and England formed the 1st international treaty dealing with what type of birds?
By 1886, only 540 of these mammals remained in Yellowstone. This animal was market hunted for their meat, bones, and hides.
Act named after an Iowan senator outlawing the movement of game across state line for sale.
The CCC was started during the depression from FDR to put young to work creating State and National Park and fire lookouts in WI. This was called the __________________Conservation Corp.
Made into top hats in Europe
Rhode Island was the first state to have a _____ deer hunting season (open for certain days)
________ and Clark explored the West in 1804-06 and their publicizing led to many seeking the frontier
Richard Nixon and Congress passed the ___________Species Act, saving the Bald Eagle, grizzly and peregrine falcon.

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This type of pigeon would blanket the sky in WI because it loved the oak savannah grasslands. Hunting and fear of damage to crops led to extinction. "Martha" died in a Cincinnati Zoo.
CRP was included in the Farm Bill. It put farm land into wildlife habitat. CRP stands for Conservation ________________ Program.
Theodore _____________ is known as the conservation president, naming numerous parks, preserves and National Parks.
The _____________-Robertson Act created an 11% tax on ammo, guns, and hunting accessories to help fund research and purchase habitat.
This nation brought the domestic horse, cow, sheep, goats and pig that competed with wildlife
This type of hunting sold feathers, meat, skins and fur on open or unregulated markets
Born in Scotland, he grew up in Portage, WI and his passions dealt with the Pacific mountains.
1973 was a key environmental year in that both the __________ Water and Air Acts were written.
_______ and Crockett was a hunting club formed by Teddy Roosevelt and George Grinnell to focus on big game populations.
The first state to issue a deer hunting license.
An avid person who drew birds, a Society today is named after him.
The National _______ Service manages all Federal Parks, refuges and monuments.
The ring-necked _____________ is a success story of a non-native animal being brought from China. Today, the DNR releases 50,0000 of these birds.
Henry David Thoreau wrote this book after living 2 years by himself.
___________'s Cow went extinct during 30 years of hunting them in the N. Pacific near the Bering Strait off of Russia
WI as an example, offered a $5_____ in 1865 for the killing of wolves

33 Clues: Made into top hats in Europe • The first state to issue a deer hunting license. • The EPA is the Environmental __________________________ Agency. • An avid person who drew birds, a Society today is named after him. • Henry David Thoreau wrote this book after living 2 years by himself. • Known as the Father of Ecology, taught game management at UW-Madison. • ...

History project 2021-02-22

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painted pictures of Mary
(last name)invented movable type
one of Shakespeares plays
father of humanism
what are sponsors of an artist called
music was more worldly
created 3D paintings
the greatest play writer of all times
what family was the most famous sponsor of art in the renaissance

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painted the Mona Lisa
wrote important articles on government
what city is famous for its art,canals, and buildings
sixteen chapel
wrote Don Quixote satire on chivalry
Middle Ages music
added movement to paintings
focus on man’s abilities and capacities
pointed out the evil and folly of the renaissance in society
father of Renaissance panting
what country did the renaissance start

20 Clues: sixteen chapel • Middle Ages music • father of humanism • created 3D paintings • painted the Mona Lisa • music was more worldly • painted pictures of Mary • one of Shakespeares plays • added movement to paintings • father of Renaissance panting • (last name)invented movable type • wrote Don Quixote satire on chivalry • what are sponsors of an artist called • ...

History project 2021-02-22

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one of Shakespeares plays
wrote important articles on government
focus on man’s abilities and capacities
what city is famous for its art,canals, and buildings
father of humanism
painted pictures of Mary
what are sponsors of an artist called
created 3D paintings
music was more worldly
added movement to paintings

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wrote Don Quixote satire on chivalry
pointed out the evil and folly of the renaissance in society
what family was the most famous sponsor of art in the renaissance
what country did the renaissance start
the greatest play writer of all times
painted the Mona Lisa
sixteen chapel
(last name)invented movable type
Middle Ages music
father of Renaissance panting

History Reconstruction 2021-03-05

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The president after Lincoln died who blanket pardoned much of the south after the war.
The name for the movement that made many white southerners wistful of the confederacy.
the south was separated into these as part of Republican reconstruction.
Congress was this, so it was unable to stop the president after Lincoln’s reconstruction.
the Republican Party began to decline in part because of this.
the death of this person sparked a sentimental streak in the south as they were seen as a symbol of the confederacy.
people, Grant easily won both of his elections because of this.
What whites used to justify and they believed gave them the right to subjugate and be always above blacks.

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Both parties in the following elections announced they would do this.
The future for blacks during Republican reconstruction looked like this.
What they called the Republican phase of reconstruction.
this law was passed over a veto to stop the south from trying to remove African American’s citizenship.
What southern whites who attacked black people and any who supported them and wanted the south to return to its old hierarchy called themselves.
The plan Abraham Lincoln had for the south before he was killed
reconstruction ended as this was lost in the north.
confederate officials, The Republican Party took control of the senate by doing this.
a popular meeting place for black people to do all kinds of things during reconstruction.
Frederick Douglas criticized the celebration of a statue honoring this man at its opening.
Grant lost popularity as this took over his cabinet and officials.
these trials were done to imprison people attacking blacks on a national level instead of state.

20 Clues: reconstruction ended as this was lost in the north. • What they called the Republican phase of reconstruction. • the Republican Party began to decline in part because of this. • The plan Abraham Lincoln had for the south before he was killed • people, Grant easily won both of his elections because of this. • ...

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