history Crossword Puzzles
WA history 2021-10-22
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- A language group from the plateau.
- People who hunt animals and find plants for food
- group A group of people with shared beliefs and patterns of behavior
- Indians Native Americans who lived east of the Cascade Mts.
- The land that connected North America and Asia during the Ice Age.
- group who lived around the Salish Sea
- Missoula The Ice Age Lake formed by the Ice Dam, on the Clark Fork River in Montana.
- Something that is passed down from family.
- jargon A simplified trading language.
- Sea The waters around Puget Sound and Vancouver Island
- Ancient Native Americans.
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- Indians Native Americans who live west of the Cascade Mts
- Ancient paintings
- The Pacific Northwest
- A bunch of snow piled on itself that doesn't melt.
- A language group of people that lived on the Olympic Peninsula.
- A tool used to throw spears farther
- Giant animals from the Ice Age.
- Age The time period when glaciers covered most of the Earth.
- Columbian A language group That lived on the lower columbia.
- An ancient rock carving.
21 Clues: Ancient paintings • The Pacific Northwest • An ancient rock carving. • Ancient Native Americans. • Giant animals from the Ice Age. • A language group from the plateau. • A tool used to throw spears farther • group who lived around the Salish Sea • jargon A simplified trading language. • Something that is passed down from family. • ...
world history 2021-10-30
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- japans military system at the time
- english explorer that told people about the initial findings of the new world
- controlled most of indias trade
- when slaves were traded from the old world to the new world
- the believe in profitable trade
- the right to own and buy slaves
- paintings paintings of mixed families
- was the first european to travel around the south border of africa
- european and native descent
- the journey taken to take slaves to the americas
- he was the lat incan emperor
- foced labor of slaves
- conquered the aztecs
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- when you export more than you import
- shareholder
- trade between africa north america and europe
- he lead spain
- when the old world was introduced to the new world and trade between inside countries
- controlled north indias spice trade
- an agreement between spain and portugal to split their land.
- he introduced spain to the columbian exchange as well as the old and new worlds
21 Clues: shareholder • he lead spain • conquered the aztecs • foced labor of slaves • european and native descent • he was the lat incan emperor • controlled most of indias trade • the believe in profitable trade • the right to own and buy slaves • japans military system at the time • controlled north indias spice trade • when you export more than you import • ...
somewhat history 2021-05-03
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- this person was the leader of america during ww1
- this place was built to kill many Jews and disables or just Hitler does not seem good enough
- this country is where the 1936 olympics where at
- this person was a well known America gangster during the great depression
- this person was the general of the german army
- these Africa airmen were airman
- this person was the leader of the austriahungry but he was killed before ww1
- japan attacked this island
- this person was the leader of communist USSR
- this was the deadliest concentration camp located in Poland
- an area that was supposed to remain a demilitarized zone according to the Treaty of Versailles.
- this was used in ww1 they dug holes to make a stale mate
- he was the leader of great Britain
- lead America through European war
- after ww1 Germany was forced to sign this treaty
- this person was the GENERAL o japan
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- this city was bombed second in japan ww2
- this place is where d-day took place
- Hitler made this place in France look like France joined Germany
- this guy was the leader of Germany
- Hitler wanted this country and Neville Chamberlain gave him the country
- this person was the leader of japan
- when Hitler and Stalin sign this thing to invade Poland together
- this city was bombed first in japan ww2
- started the manhattan project
- this person was the leader of Great Britain during ww1
26 Clues: japan attacked this island • started the manhattan project • these Africa airmen were airman • lead America through European war • this guy was the leader of Germany • he was the leader of great Britain • this person was the leader of japan • this person was the GENERAL o japan • this place is where d-day took place • this city was bombed first in japan ww2 • ...
Black History 2021-04-23
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- Became the first African American and one of the first women to publish a book of poetry in the colonies, doing so in 1773. mastered Latin and Greek, going on to write highly acclaimed poetry.
- Professional golfer who is among the most successful golfers of all time.
- The first African-American player in the modern major leagues.
- Actor and comedian who was the voiceover for the donkey in the animated Shrek
- Religious leader; director of NAACP.
- Accused of harassing a local white woman and was later killed
- Actor with leading roles in the blockbusters Independence Day and Men in Black
- Rhythm-and-blues singer, and an actress became an overnight R&B sensation.
- At the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, he astounded the world and upset Hitler's "Aryan" theories by equaling the world mark in the 100-meter race
- The rapper who made the hit album Get Rich or Die Tryin; he survived being shot 9 times.
- His work in chemistry revolutionized the meatpacking industry.
- 1960 Olympic gold medalist boxer who became the world heavyweight champion.
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- I can't breathe
- He played professionally with the San Francisco 49ers, the Oakland Raiders, and the Seattle Seahawks.
- A decentralized political and social movement protesting against incidents of police brutality and all racially motivated violence against black people.
- the beginning of the BLM movement
- The first African-American women to reach billionaire status.
- First major black promoter who has controlled heavyweight title off and on since 1978;
- Intelligent fugitive slave who was also an abolitionist.
- 44th president of the U.S. The first black U.S. president.
- A social movement that seeks to raise awareness for black female victims of police brutality and anti-black violence in the United States
- Became a teacher at age 16. taught her students woodworking, sewing, cooking, and gardening, as well as academics.
- American folk painter known for his depictions of African American life and of the horrors of war.
- He was the first black to sit on the high court (Supreme Court).
- Comedian and actor who was the voiceover for Marty the zebra in Madagascar
25 Clues: I can't breathe • the beginning of the BLM movement • Religious leader; director of NAACP. • Intelligent fugitive slave who was also an abolitionist. • 44th president of the U.S. The first black U.S. president. • The first African-American women to reach billionaire status. • Accused of harassing a local white woman and was later killed • ...
World History 2021-05-10
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- Greek stories about the gods
- spreading of culture
- device used to show direction
- group of people that included the Vandals and the Visigoths
- a line of rules from the same family
- new capital of Rome
- men who fought wars
- a fake horse
- long period of time with a shortage of food
- smooth cloth from China
- form of government where nobles protect the king,in exchange for land
- building on the Acropolis
- city-state
- the region of ancient Israel
- fine white glass
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- men who fought for sport
- government ruled by a priest or religious laws
- the enlightened on
- Rome built 2,500 miles of this network
- book that told people when to plant crops
- what Alexander was
- is a stone coffin or a container to hold a coffin.
- people that were owned
- silver roman coin
- head of a man body of a lion
- skilled workers
- mixing of metals
- winds that blow across India
- The highest level of human society
- love of wisdom
30 Clues: city-state • a fake horse • love of wisdom • skilled workers • mixing of metals • fine white glass • silver roman coin • the enlightened on • what Alexander was • new capital of Rome • men who fought wars • spreading of culture • people that were owned • smooth cloth from China • men who fought for sport • building on the Acropolis • Greek stories about the gods • head of a man body of a lion • ...
HISTORY XII 2021-04-22
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- WROTE ARTHASHASTRA
- GUPTA WOMAN WHO GAVE LAND GRANTS
- FIRST DIRECTOR GENERAL OF ASI
- SMALLER BUT HIGHER IN THE CITY
- A RARE MATERIAL TO MAKE OBJECTS
- ANCIENT NAME FOR PATNA
- CENTRE OF CRAFT PRODUCTION
- A SOFT STONE WHICH WAS EASILY WORKED TO MAKE BEADS
- ASOKA'S MESSAGE TO HIS SUBJECTS
- ANCIENT NAME FOR INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION.
- MEN WHO MAINTAINED THEMSELVES THROUGH LOCAL RESOURCES AND CONTROL OVER LAND
- THE GOLDEN MOUNTAIN AND PROVINCIAL CENTRE OF MAURYAS.
- ANCIENT NAME FOR OMAN
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- TRACES OF CANAL
- THE MOST POWERFUL MAHAJANAPADA
- COMPOSED IN PRAISE OF KINGS
- ANNOUNCED THE DISCOVERY OF A NEW CIVILIZATION.
- INDUS VALLEY FOOD PROCESSORS
- LAND WHERE PEOPLE SET THEIR FOOT
- GREEK AMBASSADOR AT THE COURT OF CHANDRAGUPTA MAURYA
- DECIPHERED BRAHMI AND KHAROSTHI
- TERM USED FOR SMALL PEASANTS AND LARGE LANDOWNERS/ OWNER OR HEAD OF A HOUSEHOLD
- EVIDENCE OF A PLOUGHED FIELD
23 Clues: TRACES OF CANAL • WROTE ARTHASHASTRA • ANCIENT NAME FOR OMAN • ANCIENT NAME FOR PATNA • CENTRE OF CRAFT PRODUCTION • COMPOSED IN PRAISE OF KINGS • INDUS VALLEY FOOD PROCESSORS • EVIDENCE OF A PLOUGHED FIELD • FIRST DIRECTOR GENERAL OF ASI • THE MOST POWERFUL MAHAJANAPADA • SMALLER BUT HIGHER IN THE CITY • A RARE MATERIAL TO MAKE OBJECTS • DECIPHERED BRAHMI AND KHAROSTHI • ...
U.S. History 2021-04-28
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- This American war was fought between the North and the South from 1861 to 1865
- Ocean found on the West coast of the United States
- Country that borders the U.S. to the North
- This market crashed in 1929 and contributed to the start of the Great Depression
- An increase in the price of goods and services over time
- This astronaut is known as the first man to walk on the moon
- When people cast ballots and vote officials into office
- This is the most populated state in the U.S.
- This occurred in the 1920s when alcohol was outlawed in the United States
- The U.S., Mexico, and Canada are all on this continent
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- The national bird and a prominent symbol of the United States
- This president was known as "Honest Abe"
- Ocean found on the East coast of the United States
- The title for the wife of the president
- The 35th president of the United States who was assassinated in Dallas, Texas in 1963
- This is where the President lives in Washington D.C.
- The 1920s is known as the ______ Twenties
- Kamala Harris is the _____ ________ of the United States
- We pay these to fund government spending and other public services
- National park where you can see the geyser Old Faithful
- Country that borders the U.S. to the South
- This official document states the fundamental laws and principles by which the United States is governed
- The leader of the United States
- The ______ of Representatives (lower house of the United States Congress
- The capital of the United States of America
- National park located in Arizona that was carved out by the Colorado River
26 Clues: The leader of the United States • The title for the wife of the president • This president was known as "Honest Abe" • The 1920s is known as the ______ Twenties • Country that borders the U.S. to the North • Country that borders the U.S. to the South • The capital of the United States of America • This is the most populated state in the U.S. • ...
U.S. History 2021-04-28
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- When people cast ballots and vote officials into office
- There are ten of these in the Bill of Rights
- The country is divided into these
- Most populated city in the United States
- This is the most populated state in the U.S.
- The leader of the United States
- An increase in the price of goods and services over time
- This American war was fought between the North and the South from 1861 to 1865
- This astronaut is known as the first man to walk on the moon
- Country that borders the U.S. to the North
- Kamala Harris is the _____ ________ of the United States
- Ocean found on the West coast of the United States
- The ______ of Representatives (lower house of the United States Congress
- We pay these to fund government spending and other public services
- This is where the President lives in Washington D.C.
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- This market crashed in 1929 and contributed to the start of the Great Depression
- The U.S., Mexico, and Canada are all on this continent
- This official document states the fundamental laws and principles by which the United States is governed
- National park where you can see the geyser Old Faithful
- National park located in Arizona that was carved out by the Colorado River
- The 35th president of the United States who was assassinated in Dallas, Texas in 1963
- The capital of the United States of America
- Country that borders the U.S. to the South
- The 1920s is known as the ______ Twenties
- The national bird and a prominent symbol of the United States
- Ocean found on the East coast of the United States
- This president was known as "Honest Abe"
- The power of the president to block the passing of a bill into law
- This occurred in the 1920s when alcohol was outlawed in the United States
- The title for the wife of the president
30 Clues: The leader of the United States • The country is divided into these • The title for the wife of the president • Most populated city in the United States • This president was known as "Honest Abe" • The 1920s is known as the ______ Twenties • Country that borders the U.S. to the South • Country that borders the U.S. to the North • ...
U.S. History 2021-05-06
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- The economy was down bad
- Government led by a dictator
- Advertisement used during WWI
- The camp that killed the most
- Almost every family had it
- Reason why the US declares war on Japan
- Millions of Jews were killed
- Cause of Hitler's death
- The view that your country is superior
- Where the all black air unit was trained
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- Solution to the depression
- They were punished after WWI
- Who was the U.S leader during WWI
- What Hitler was to Germany
- Turning point in the war for Allies
- Having a controlling government
- Saved America at its worse
- Many African Americans moved here during the Great Migration
- Won WWI
- People moved from south to find jobs
- President that didn't help America out of the depression
- This destroyed banks
- The villain of the world
- Fear of communism in the U.S.
- Large hate group
25 Clues: Won WWI • Large hate group • This destroyed banks • Cause of Hitler's death • The economy was down bad • The villain of the world • Solution to the depression • What Hitler was to Germany • Saved America at its worse • Almost every family had it • They were punished after WWI • Government led by a dictator • Millions of Jews were killed • Advertisement used during WWI • ...
Tap History 2021-08-17
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- the Nicholas Brothers, Berry Brothers, Tip Tap and Toe and the Four Step Brothers were known as ______acts
- ________ dancing has loose articulation, swing phrases, improvisation and relaxed body language.
- Bill “___________” Robinson
- jigs and reels as well as Africa Dance is what William Henry Lane used to create tap vocabulary
- the 2nd place tao shares its roots in the culture of
- another word for dance battle in tap is a______
- John Bubbles changed the face of tap dance by adding in the heel. He became known as the founder of________ Tap
- 1st place tap shares its roots in the culture of
- ____________ Glover was a student of Gregory Hines and transformed tap by using unconventional movements to create the rhythm
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- Bill Robinson danced with what famous adorable young performer Shirley _________.
- What was added to the bottom of the shoes in the 1920's
- What country was tap born in?
- Robinson is known for dancing lightly on his “______” .(soft shoe tap)
- William Henry Lane nickname or what he went by Master _______
- aluminum on the shoes made it possible for more _________and musical advancement
- _________dancing is elegant, controlled, delicate and sophisticated.
- Gregory _________ advanced tap by adding complex movement and rhythmic patterns rearranging the sounds in the music and the shoes to create new sounds.
- Robison’s shoes were similar to a ___________
- Christopher Scott combines tap with _________movements blending styles
- Chole _____________ is a spokesperson for Tap and getting tap more accessible globally
20 Clues: Bill “___________” Robinson • What country was tap born in? • Robison’s shoes were similar to a ___________ • another word for dance battle in tap is a______ • 1st place tap shares its roots in the culture of • the 2nd place tao shares its roots in the culture of • What was added to the bottom of the shoes in the 1920's • ...
Roman History 2021-11-03
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- People's check on the power of the Senate
- Shield
- Amphitheater
- Military officer
- Augustus was the first
- "master"
- Country estate
- Sword
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- Roman nobles
- Stoic philosopher and warrior
- Roman Republic leader
- Raced at the Circus Maximus
- Tortoise formation
- "Public matter"
- Absolute power
- Common people
- Javelin
- German tribe known for bad behavior
- Queen who rose against Rome
- Popular Roman art form
20 Clues: Sword • Shield • Javelin • "master" • Roman nobles • Amphitheater • Common people • Absolute power • Country estate • "Public matter" • Military officer • Tortoise formation • Roman Republic leader • Augustus was the first • Popular Roman art form • Raced at the Circus Maximus • Queen who rose against Rome • Stoic philosopher and warrior • German tribe known for bad behavior • ...
History & Geography 2021-11-11
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- holy book of Islam
- areas of high-level land
- country with most people
- first prime minister of Israel
- world's highest mountain system
- land that is able to grow crops
- longitude meridians measure east or west
- largest country in Middle East
- Muhammad was the founder
- famous missionary to Middle East
- largest continent
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- Middle Eastern Country once called Persia
- known for its cedars in ancient times
- climate in middle East
- most important natural resource in Middle East
- largest peninsula in the world
- highest mountain in the world
- movement regathering Jews to their land
- used to be called Asia Minor
- world's largest lake
- language dominant in Middle East
- triangular peninsula between Egypt & Turkey
- Line of latitude/N & S hemispheres
- largest city in Turkey
- highest mountain in Turkey,Noah's Ark landed
25 Clues: largest continent • holy book of Islam • world's largest lake • climate in middle East • largest city in Turkey • areas of high-level land • country with most people • Muhammad was the founder • used to be called Asia Minor • highest mountain in the world • largest peninsula in the world • first prime minister of Israel • largest country in Middle East • world's highest mountain system • ...
History Crossword 2021-11-11
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- Not connected to society
- From another country
- Country above North Africa
- English king who translated the KJV Bible
- The common Chinese people
- Japanese warrior
- areas of land belonging to a person or group
- People who live in the Netherlands
- Followers of the Roman Catholic church
- Another word for territory
- City founded by Samuel Champlain
- The people of north China, overthrew the Ming
- Precious Mineral
- People that labor against their will for nothing
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- Reformed Christians
- Name of Natives of North America, named by Columbus
- someone who travels to another area
- Overthrown by the Manchu
- Ship that carried the Pilgrims to America
- The exchange of goods
- "Green Gold"
- Country on the west border of Spain
22 Clues: "Green Gold" • Japanese warrior • Precious Mineral • Reformed Christians • From another country • The exchange of goods • Not connected to society • Overthrown by the Manchu • The common Chinese people • Country above North Africa • Another word for territory • City founded by Samuel Champlain • People who live in the Netherlands • someone who travels to another area • ...
History PCC 2023-02-02
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- people can vote out an elected offical
- a form of political corruption
- first law restricting imigration
- involving the public in decisions
- stopped the sale of altered food and drugs
- the right to be informed
- a legislative propose before congress
- the amendment that created income tax
- the admendment that prohibited alcohol
- the admendment saying any gender can vote
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- a party that controlled votes
- outlaws monopolies
- granting congress power to control railroad rates
- the amendment saying two senators per state
- people can vote against a law
- giving U.S. citizenship to someone who is born in the U.S.
- an act that took land away from the natives
- peoples right to propose a new law
- an act that got people to move west
- providing visia to two precent of imagrants in total
20 Clues: outlaws monopolies • the right to be informed • a party that controlled votes • people can vote against a law • a form of political corruption • first law restricting imigration • involving the public in decisions • peoples right to propose a new law • an act that got people to move west • a legislative propose before congress • the amendment that created income tax • ...
History Crossword 2023-01-17
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- Sole control of a industry.
- A store that buys large quantities and sells for less.
- A store with specialized department.
- A award named after Joseph Pulitzer.
- The legal separation of blacks and whites.
- Writer of "Huckleberry Finn".
- A island that was known for its amusement parks.
- The state that had the first daycare.
- A test to limit voting rights of blacks.
- Why leaves are green.
- A sport invented in England.
- One of the biggest chocolate companies.
- Plessy v. Ferguson established this phrase.
- Art style portraying life as it is.
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- What carbonated water is called
- The first camera for the masses.
- Age of Minecraft.
- Black gold.
- thought racism would end if blacks proved their economic value.
- First black to get a doctorate from Harvard.
- Cane is short for.
- Used to fence in livestock.
- Fought to end lynching.
- The last name of the brothers that had the first successful flight.
- A place where matter is compressed to an infinitely small point.
- What RFD stands for.
- America's favorite pastime.
27 Clues: Black gold. • Age of Minecraft. • Cane is short for. • What RFD stands for. • Why leaves are green. • Fought to end lynching. • Sole control of a industry. • Used to fence in livestock. • America's favorite pastime. • A sport invented in England. • Writer of "Huckleberry Finn". • What carbonated water is called • The first camera for the masses. • Art style portraying life as it is. • ...
Ancient History 2023-02-17
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- Leader of the ancient Egyptians
- Government where the people have a voice
- Chinese Emperor that rules using the Legalism Philosophy
- God of the underworld
- System of Social Order in Hindu culture
- City on the Indus River
- Marketplace in Ancient Greece
- Society based on farming
- collection of Buddhist writings
- Received the 10 commandments
- Burial site for Pharaohs
- These mountains separate China and India
- Greek City-State
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- Jars used to store organs in during mummification
- Philosopher who believed in Social Order and Respect
- Considered the greatest pharaoh
- Siddhartha Gautama became ...
- 2 rivers in Mesopotamia: the ______ and the Euphrates
- Wanderers followed food source
- Main trade route from China to Europe The ____ Road
- King who rebuilt the 2nd temple for the Jews
- Warrior based city in Greece
- Developed first written legal code
- River that flows through Egypt
- Philosophy based on Nature and Balance
- Jewish Holy Book
- Device invented by Chinese for determining direction
- Another name for the Huang He River
28 Clues: Jewish Holy Book • Greek City-State • God of the underworld • City on the Indus River • Society based on farming • Burial site for Pharaohs • Warrior based city in Greece • Received the 10 commandments • Siddhartha Gautama became ... • Marketplace in Ancient Greece • Wanderers followed food source • River that flows through Egypt • Leader of the ancient Egyptians • ...
History Assignment 2023-02-22
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- nickname for the confederacy
- discrimination against a person because of the color of their skin
- being set free from something
- said that escaped slaves had to be returned to their owners
- an item your not supposed to have
- the states that stayed loyal to the US
- owning a person as property
- also called the union
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- a large farm where slaves worked
- a large group of citizens used during emergencys
- said that slaves and black people were not people
- what union soliders are called
- 16th Predsident
- The time before the war
- when someone is murdered because of politics
- increase of prices and lowering of value of an item
- to formally end something
- bloodiest battleof the civil war
- first state to secede
- splittng from your country
20 Clues: 16th Predsident • first state to secede • also called the union • The time before the war • to formally end something • splittng from your country • owning a person as property • nickname for the confederacy • being set free from something • what union soliders are called • a large farm where slaves worked • bloodiest battleof the civil war • an item your not supposed to have • ...
HISTORY REVIEW 2023-02-28
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- economy that is Applied in times of armed conflicts or violent convulsions
- to bring down or depose someone
- Venustiano Carranza and the constitutionalist were figthing uphold the_______
- ________was the Great problem of mexico during the 20th century
- the working conditions of many mexicans were ___
- who was assesinated in 1920, and then Álvaro Obregón was elected president
- finished his presidential term in 1928
- form of goverment in which power is obtained trougth authoritarian or violent methods
- in the south______ were strugling to get back the lands
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- Cárdenas reformed the_______ and change its name to PMR
- was considered the father of the education in mexico
- living conditions of indigenous groups remained deplorable
- one of the ideals of the mexican revolution
- the revolution had led to the creation of many ___ which were figthing for diferent ideals
- was exile to the USA
- mexican political period from 1928-1934
- known as the “Centaur of the north”
- article that was established in 1917
- when the battle over the Land distribution began?
- pice of land that is worked by acommunity
20 Clues: was exile to the USA • to bring down or depose someone • known as the “Centaur of the north” • article that was established in 1917 • finished his presidential term in 1928 • mexican political period from 1928-1934 • pice of land that is worked by acommunity • one of the ideals of the mexican revolution • the working conditions of many mexicans were ___ • ...
History Review 2023-04-02
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- sacred river to ancient Egyptians
- Greek city-state based on military strength
- ditch around a castle filled with water
- ruler that has absolute power
- knight in training
- ancient Egyptian trained to read and write
- man who was leader of a Roman family
- disease that kills many people
- 80 Roman soldiers led by a centurion
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- Greek goddess of beauty
- Egyptian picture and symbol writing
- ancient Greek sporting event
- government that is run by elected officials
- Roman man-made channel that delivered water
- low-lying wetland in the shape of a fan
- blinded the cyclops that imprisoned his crew
- most powerful Greek city-state
- most protected part of a castle
- code by which knights pledged to live
- Egyptian form of paper made from plants
20 Clues: knight in training • Greek goddess of beauty • ancient Greek sporting event • ruler that has absolute power • most powerful Greek city-state • disease that kills many people • most protected part of a castle • sacred river to ancient Egyptians • Egyptian picture and symbol writing • man who was leader of a Roman family • 80 Roman soldiers led by a centurion • ...
Art History 2023-04-18
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- a style of painting, music, or drama in which the artist or writer seeks to express emotional experience rather than impressions of the external world.
- artistic movement in which artists rejected tradition and produced works that often shocked their viewers with its stance of anti-war and anti-art.
- Very elaborate and ornate (in decorating or metaphorically, as in speech and writing); relating to a highly ornate style of art and architecture in 18th-century France
- European architecture, music, and art of the 17th and 18th centuries that followed mannerism and is characterized by ornate detail. Often considered a Catholic art style, it actually was produced by Protestants as well and was characterized by intensity, tension, great emotion, and bombast. Peter Paul Reubens is often acknowledged as the great representative of this style.
- Means "wild beast". Bold, shocking color. Joyous tone, usually.
- a style of art where painters try to catch visual impressions made by color, light, and shadows of the moment
- Descended from Art Nouveau, this movement of the 1920s and 1930s sought to upgrade industrial design in competition with "fine art" and to work new materials into decorative patterns that could be either machined or handcrafted. Characterized by streamlined, elongated, and symmetrical design.
- an art movement, focused on basic geometric forms, such as circles, squares, lines, and rectangles, painted in a limited range of colors. It was founded by Kazimir Malevich in Russia, around 1913
- visual art created in public locations, usually unsanctioned artwork executed outside of the context of traditional art venues
- "rebirth"; following the Middle Ages, a movement that centered on the revival of interest in the classical learning of Greece and Rome
- an art movement in which landscape and the work of art are inextricably linked
- A 19th-century movement in which art became infused with exaggerated sensitivity and a spooky mysticism. It was a continuation of the Romantic tradition.
- a style of American painting of the 1920s and 1930s characterized by abstracted form, crisp contour, and static composition and usually depicting industrial or architectural subject matter.
- an art movement in sculpture and painting that began in the 1950s and emphasized extreme simplification of form and color
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- Renaissance A period in the 1920s when African-American achievements in art and music and literature flourished
- A German interdisciplinary school of fine and applied arts that brought together many leading modern architects, designers, and theatrical innovators.
- An artistic movement that displayed vivid dream worlds and fantastic unreal images
- a style of decorative art, architecture, and design prominent in western Europe and the US from about 1890 until World War I and characterized by intricate linear designs and flowing curves based on natural forms.
- Deriving from the orderly qualities of ancient Greek and Roman culture; implies formality, objectivity, simplicity, and restraint.
- An artistic movement that expressed world that could not normally be seen, like dreams and fantasy.
- art based on modern popular culture and the mass media, especially as a critical or ironic comment on traditional fine art values.
- small,distinct dots of color in order to create impression of mixing color and appearance of various images
- A style of art in which the subject matter is portrayed by geometric forms, especially cubes
- A 19th century artistic movement in which writers and painters sought to show life as it is rather than life as it should be
- a style of art that exploits the physiology of seeing in order to create illusory optical effects
- An early-20th-century Italian art movement that championed war as a cleansing agent and that celebrated the speed and dynamism of modern technology.
- A kind of art in which subjects are religious, figures look flat and stiff, important figures are large, subjects are clothed with little emotion, and it is flat and two dimensional with a single color background.
27 Clues: Means "wild beast". Bold, shocking color. Joyous tone, usually. • an art movement in which landscape and the work of art are inextricably linked • An artistic movement that displayed vivid dream worlds and fantastic unreal images • A style of art in which the subject matter is portrayed by geometric forms, especially cubes • ...
U.S. History 2023-05-02
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- OF TEARS FORCED REMOVAL OF CHEROKEE INDIANS
- FATHER OF AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUCATION
- LEADER (CHIEF) OF THE SEMINOLE INDIANS
- LAW THAT FORCED INDIANS WEST OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER
- FORMER SLAVE; SPOKE OUT AGAINST SLAVERY
- THE CIVIL WAR STARTED IN THIS STATE
- ITS ABBREVIATION IS IA
- REASON WHY MANY PEOPLE WENT TO CALIFORNIA IN 1849
- AREA WHERE 1ST U.S. FACTORIES WERE BUILT
- CITY IN MA; 1ST "FACTORY CITY"
- HE CREATED THE COMPROMISE OF 1850
- SHE FOUGHT FOR BETTER TREATMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL/PRISONERS
- ITS ABBREVIATION IS MS
- HE INVENTED THE TELEGRAPH
- ITS ABBREVIATION IS MD
- ALLOWED TO BRING 1ST GROUP OF AMERICANS INTO TEXAS
- TRAVELLERS ON THE OREGON TRAIL DEPARTED FROM THIS CITY
- ONE OF THE STATES INVOLVED WITH THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
- NICKNAME FOR KANSAS DUE TO THE VIOLENCE IN ITS BORDERS
- HE CREATED THE COTTON GIN
- WHEN FACTORY MACHINES REPLACED HAND TOOLS
- SENT OUT TO EXPLORE THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY
- HIS NEWSPAPER WAS CALLED "THE LIBERATOR"
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- HE WON THE ELECTION OF 1860
- HE CAPTURED THE ARSENAL AT HARPERS FERRY
- INVENTED THE MECHANICAL REAPER
- FEMALE SHOSHONE INDIAN; GUIDE FOR LEWIS AND CLARK
- HE ASSAULTED A SENATOR WITH HIS CANE
- THE # 1 CROP GROWN IN THE SOUTH
- U.S. BOUGHT LOUISIANA TERRITORY FROM THIS COUNTRY
- BOOK WRITTEN BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
- THIS GROUP MOVED OUT WEST, SETTLING IN UTAH
- LIVED IN MOUNTAINS BY THEMSELVES HUNTING BEAVER
- MOVEMENT TO END SLAVERY
- A PERSON WHO FLEES OR TRIES TO ESCAPE
- A BROADWAY MUSICAL WAS CREATED ABOUT THIS MAN
- INVENTED THE STEAMBOAT
- A SLAVE THAT SUED FOR HIS FREEDOM
- LARGE SOUTHERN FARM, WITH MANY SLAVES
- ITS ABBREVIATION IS AR
- ITS ABBREVIATION IS MO
41 Clues: ITS ABBREVIATION IS IA • INVENTED THE STEAMBOAT • ITS ABBREVIATION IS MS • ITS ABBREVIATION IS MD • ITS ABBREVIATION IS AR • ITS ABBREVIATION IS MO • MOVEMENT TO END SLAVERY • HE INVENTED THE TELEGRAPH • HE CREATED THE COTTON GIN • HE WON THE ELECTION OF 1860 • INVENTED THE MECHANICAL REAPER • CITY IN MA; 1ST "FACTORY CITY" • THE # 1 CROP GROWN IN THE SOUTH • ...
U.S. History 2023-05-02
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- slang, derogatory term used for a migrant worker from Oklahoma
- policy that implied that the U.S. would go to the brink of nuclear war in order to cause other nations to back down
- U.S. foreign policy of stopping the spread of communism
- system of government in which power is shared between a central government and state governments
- Reagan's economic policy that heavily emphasized supply-side economics
- a form of protest where demonstrators refuse to leave an establishment when refused service
- people who staked a claim on the land offered by the Homestead Act
- counting of all peoples living within specific areas of the country
- Middle Eastern terrorist group led by Osama bin Laden
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- government's policy of not interfering with other countries
- formal accusation against a president of committing a crime; the first step in removing a public official from office
- loyal Democratic Party officials who are given the right to vote for any nominee they choose regardless of the popular vote during the primaries
- person who believes in the moral and religious teachings of the Bible
- mostly middle-class movement to reform the problems caused by rapid industrialization and urbanization
- policy of avoiding foreign alliances or involvement in the affairs of other nations
- deliberate killing of a tribe or race
- legal organization that controlled multiple corporations to promote a monopoly
- German submarines
- federally funded healthcare for the poor
- place where livestock are raised as a business
20 Clues: German submarines • deliberate killing of a tribe or race • federally funded healthcare for the poor • place where livestock are raised as a business • Middle Eastern terrorist group led by Osama bin Laden • U.S. foreign policy of stopping the spread of communism • government's policy of not interfering with other countries • ...
U.S History 2023-05-08
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- slaves counted as 3/5 of a person for population in congress
- economic system in which trade is seen as the source of wealth rather than as exchange of goods
- form of government where power is vested in the people and exercised by them through system of representation
- constitutional doctrine holding that a state has legal right to declare a national law void
- British practice of taking American sailor
- peoplel mixed of Spanish and Native American descent
- 1st railroad to span the whole US allowing travel from the east to west
- system of government in which power is clearly divided between state and national government
- term applied to America in late 1800s that refers to the shallow display and worship of wealth
- grant of land made by Spain to an American settler including the right to use natives as laborers
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- supportors of the constituion
- major third party in 1890s formed to fight for the rights of working people
- the transatlantic exchange of plants, animals, diseases that occurred after 1st European contact w the americas
- a tax on imports into any nation
- people in the colonies who supported Britain and opposed American independence
- first 10 amendments to the U.S Constitution
- Eli Whitney invention that allowed for cheap processing of cotton
- all states would be equally represented in the Senate and proportionally represented in the House of Representatives
- boundary set at the peaks of the Appalachian Mountains beyond which no western white settlement was to take place
- first permanent British settlement in North America
20 Clues: supportors of the constituion • a tax on imports into any nation • British practice of taking American sailor • first 10 amendments to the U.S Constitution • first permanent British settlement in North America • peoplel mixed of Spanish and Native American descent • slaves counted as 3/5 of a person for population in congress • ...
American History 2023-05-08
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- suspended Chinese immigration and limited civil rights for Chinese
- religious revival in British American colonies during the early 1700s
- Mound builders along the Mississippi River Valley
- a militia of the dispossessed (poor whites and slaves) to burn Jamestown and kill the natives
- Pushed for the inclusion of the Bill of Rights when the Articles of Confederation were being revised
- fear of potential rise communism
- required purchase of public land to be paid with hard currency like gold or silver
- economic changes created a middle class along with a greater wealth divide between the rich and the poor
- from Woodrow Wilson's 14 points to which USA didn't join itself
- showed the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation as it lacked national power to raise an army without state consent and support
- stated there would be no British settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains
- American movement in which insight and knowledge held a precedent over logic and reasoning
- a system of routes set up by antislavery groups in order to help slaves escape to the north
- banned the sale, transportation, or manufacture of alcohol
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- US authority to intervene in Latin American affairs which expanded on the Monroe Doctrine
- employing civil servants who are friends and supporters of the group in power
- lengthened time to qualify for citizenship so French immigrants couldn't vote, allowed govt to deport them; made it a crime to criticize the President or Congress (targeted Democratic-Republican newspapers which damaged Adams's reputation)
- French ambassador sent to the US that began commissioning American vessels to attack British, purchased munitions for France, violated Washington's neutrality
- the belief that Americans had the god given right to spread Protestant Christianity and Jacksonian Democracy to the West
- established that the US would provide aid (military, economic, political) to all democratic nations under threat of authoritarian forces
20 Clues: fear of potential rise communism • Mound builders along the Mississippi River Valley • banned the sale, transportation, or manufacture of alcohol • from Woodrow Wilson's 14 points to which USA didn't join itself • suspended Chinese immigration and limited civil rights for Chinese • religious revival in British American colonies during the early 1700s • ...
History crossword 2023-04-24
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- A landed estate or territorial unit.
- A system of political organization in Europe during the middle ages.
- An ideal place where people live in prefect fondutas.
- People from northern Europe which invaded Rome and other countries.
- Took over most of Asia by rapidly invading cities.
- An indigenous people of Mexico and central America and south through Honduras.
- A cultural rebirth after the middle ages.
- Judicial institution which lasted from 1478 to 1834.
- A nation of ethnic group from Northern Europe.
- A war between England and France over the French throne from 1337 to 1453.
- A vassal's source of income, help from his lord in exchange for services.
- Ruled an empire that extended along the Pacific coast to the northern boarder of modern Ecuador.
- A code of honor for knights of war in the 11th and 12th centuries.
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- A series of religious wars between Muslims and Christians.
- One invested with a fief in return for services to an overlord.
- An educational, cultural, and literary movement.
- A wealthy person supporting another.
- A Germanic speaking people who invaded the Roman empire in the 5th century
- Belief in innumerable spiritual beings concerned with human affairs.
- A body of unwritten law.
- Migrants to England from Northern Europe.
- An unfree person bound to lord.
- Lending money of an interest rate which is unreasonably high.
- The very first document to state that the king and his government are not above the law.
- Native Americans who dominated Northern Mexico in the early 16th century.
- A disease which killed millions of Europeans during the middle ages.
- A narrow strip of land connecting 2 larger landmasses and separates 2 bodies of water.
- The separation of religion from civil affairs.
- Mountains over a distance of over 5,500 miles from the southern tip of South America.
- Cutting flat areas out of a mountain in order to grow crops.
- Of the middle ages.
31 Clues: Of the middle ages. • A body of unwritten law. • An unfree person bound to lord. • A wealthy person supporting another. • A landed estate or territorial unit. • Migrants to England from Northern Europe. • A cultural rebirth after the middle ages. • The separation of religion from civil affairs. • A nation of ethnic group from Northern Europe. • ...
Washington history 2023-04-24
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- What language did the Chinook speak
- What took place in fall
- What did costal Indians weave
- What ocean helped the Indian rich culture thrive
- What distinguishes the Indian costal culture
- What did scientists use to date sites
- How were groups of Indians and white settlers divided
- What was a main gift at a potlatch
- What did the costal Indians build to house multiple families
- What was the main fish that they caught
- By what were jobs gaven
- What mountains were the Indians divided on
- Where did DR.Richard Daugherty go to college
- What tribe occupied most of the west coast of Vancouver Island
- What type of prized shells did the Indians trade
- What type of cedar wood was the most important
- What is a potlatch
- Berries What did kids travel to the mountains to pick
- What was found in a apple orchard in east Wenatchee
- What tribes claimed the Columbia mans remains
- What kind of large animal did the
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- Where did college students find a skull while testing out a model boat
- What does paleo mean
- What was a similarity between Indians and white settlers
- What river were the dams that flooded the marmes shelter
- What was the foundation of the costal economy
- What is the modern word for believing everyone has a spirit
- What took place at kettle falls and The Dalles
- What were the dentalium shells used
- Down stream of what bridge was the historic indian site found
- What determined social status
- Who is revered because of their special healing and spiritual gifts
- Where did this discovery link our area to
- How old was the found body projected to be
- What was an important part of everyday life for Indians
- What was embedded in the pelvis bone
- What did the Pacific Ocean provide for the Indians
- What part of Washington did the Salish live
- What material did the costal Indians mainly use
- What did the paleo Indians develop
- Who were the Biggest group of Indians on the coast
- What kind of chinook language did the chinook use for trade
- What was the main form of art for them
- What is the name of the job where people look into unnatural death
- What lived on the northwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula
45 Clues: What is a potlatch • What does paleo mean • What took place in fall • By what were jobs gaven • What did costal Indians weave • What determined social status • What kind of large animal did the • What was a main gift at a potlatch • What did the paleo Indians develop • What language did the Chinook speak • What were the dentalium shells used • What was embedded in the pelvis bone • ...
Washington History 2023-04-25
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- what disease came from new england?
- What scientists study artifacts about people long ago
- What was indians source of transportation route and main source of food?
- what was used to measure thich poles of green timber?
- Plateu tribes were divided into how many groups?
- what could you turn into art?
- What were the native people called in the Pacific Northwest?
- What was the foundation of coastal economy?
- how long did it take to finish a house?
- how old were they when they started preparing
- What group of Indians were the largest?
- After Paleo Indians what other Indians lived here?
- How old was the Kennewick man's skull?
- What homes on eastern egde of cascade range were wid ley used
- If a person wanted to build a house how many people came?
- what did dalles and kettle falls become?
- where did horses come from?
- What was the spear that was used during native times
- what was a large log used for?
- in the summer what did women and children digfor?
- What was the basic group of extended family?
- what did men do during spring and summer?
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- Who were the slaves in the families?
- What was the costal culture really good at?
- how did people get food back then ?
- What was the skull found be college students called?
- how many creators did the platue indians believe in?
- when was hunting seosen?
- why did they go on a vison quest?
- at least 100 years before whites came whos lives changed?
- what was placed about 2 feet in the ground in a circle to make the roop?
- Where did lots of people live before white people come?
- where were the most popular fidhing sites?
- where do they go after hunting season?
- Where was the man's skull buried?
- young people were expected to go on what?
- what was the special technique for hunting called?
- What was the place above the Columbia river and the Dalles called?
- What area is from northern California to southern Alaksa
- What did the costal Indians use as their building material?
- who supervised the quest?
- What is the modern word for belif in living and nonliving things to have spirits?
- what was the main one called?
- What tribe is on the very northwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula?
- What did healthy people own?
45 Clues: when was hunting seosen? • who supervised the quest? • where did horses come from? • What did healthy people own? • what could you turn into art? • what was the main one called? • what was a large log used for? • why did they go on a vison quest? • Where was the man's skull buried? • what disease came from new england? • how did people get food back then ? • ...
Global History 2023-04-25
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- Led Cambodian purge against Westernization
- Toussaint's nation
- John of 'Natural Rights'
- Chairman ___ of China
- Country of Napoleon and Hitler's defeat
- Ho Chi Minh's style of warfare
- Home of industrialization
- Britain's imperial "jewel in the crown"
- Man of "blood and iron"
- Franz Ferdinand's War
- War of influence between superpowers
- _____ of nations; predecessor to the UN
- Consequence of appeasement
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- Ditches of stalemate
- Human Right Violation of Auschwitz
- Treaty; also home to Louis' Palace
- Congress to end Napoleon's empire
- Country of Fidel's Crisis
- City of Imperialist conference
- Man of steel and gulags
- Weapon of mutually assured destruction
21 Clues: Toussaint's nation • Ditches of stalemate • Chairman ___ of China • Franz Ferdinand's War • Man of "blood and iron" • Man of steel and gulags • John of 'Natural Rights' • Country of Fidel's Crisis • Home of industrialization • Consequence of appeasement • City of Imperialist conference • Ho Chi Minh's style of warfare • Congress to end Napoleon's empire • ...
Earth History 2023-05-04
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- the theory that the continents have moved over time
- the type of rock that is made of hardened sediment where fossils are found
- a fossil that is a copy of an organisms shape, formed when minerals seep into mold
- the age of a rock given as the number of years since the rock formed
- a fossil in which minerals replace all or part of an organisms
- a record of the geological events and life forms in Earth's history
- a place where an old, eroded rock surface is in contact with a newer rock layer
- a type of fossil consisting of an extremely thin coating of carbon on rock
- the geological principle that states in horizontal layers of sedimentary rock, each layer is older than the layer above it and younger than the layer below it
- the length of time needed for half of the atoms of a sample of a radioactive isotope to decay
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- fossils of widely distributed organisms that lived during only one short period
- the age of rock compared to the ages of rock layers
- the breakdown of a radioactive element, releasing particles and energy
- a break or crack in Earth's lithosphere along which the rocks move
- a scientist who studies fossils to learn about organisms that lived long ago
- a fossil formed when an organism buried in sediment dissolves leaving a hollow area
- describes a type of organisms that no longer exists anywhere on Earth
- an igneous rock layer formed when magma hardens beneath Earth's surface
- a type of fossil that provides evidence of the activities of ancient organisms
- an igneous rock layer formed when lava flows onto Earth's surface and hardens
- one of those three long untits of geologic time between the Precambrian and the present
- the preserved remains or traces of living things
- one of the units of geologic time into which geologist divide eras
23 Clues: the preserved remains or traces of living things • the theory that the continents have moved over time • the age of rock compared to the ages of rock layers • a fossil in which minerals replace all or part of an organisms • a break or crack in Earth's lithosphere along which the rocks move • one of the units of geologic time into which geologist divide eras • ...
Baseball History 2023-05-10
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- first name of Twins MVP Shortstop in 60's
- First MLB AfricanAmerican
- Sits on Top of pitcher's mound
- Longest Hitting Streak Ever
- "Buy me some peanuts and ___"
- "Lets Take a 7th Inning ___"
- Has most basehits in MLB history
- Nickname for Alex Rodriguez
- First Name of Tiger's HOF infielder
- Current Twins player born in Germany
- Name of Hinckley, MN baseball team
- Won Triple Crown with Orioles
- Number 12 for Phillies team today
- Said to be best defensive 3rd baseman
- Minnesota's Best CF ever
- When two outs are made during just one at bat
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- worn by ballplayers to catch the ball
- home field for Red Sox
- Surpassed Ruth's HR record in 1974
- A baserunner is: out or ___!
- First Name of Brewers MVP Shortstop
- Name of Richmond, MN baseball team
- Famous MN Twins HOF pitcher, nickname="Kitty"
- Southern California team named after priests
- Pitched Game7 for 1991 Twins
- Played with his father of same name
- Dodger All-star outfielder Betts
- rarest type of base hit
- Current SS for MN Twins
- Bob Gibson posted lowest ever in 1968
- rarest type of offensive award
- Killebrew
- previous team name was the Colt 45's
- Home Run All-Star contest for MLB Sluggers
- A flubbed up play in the field
- Ended career with 714 HRs
- rarest type of defensive play
- Scorecard symbol for 3 strikeouts in a row
- Stan the Man, Cardinals star player
39 Clues: Killebrew • home field for Red Sox • rarest type of base hit • Current SS for MN Twins • Minnesota's Best CF ever • First MLB AfricanAmerican • Ended career with 714 HRs • Longest Hitting Streak Ever • Nickname for Alex Rodriguez • A baserunner is: out or ___! • Pitched Game7 for 1991 Twins • "Lets Take a 7th Inning ___" • "Buy me some peanuts and ___" • Won Triple Crown with Orioles • ...
World history 2023-05-19
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- typically brownish-red earthenware
- a woman who is a sovereign ruler of great power and rank, especially one ruling an empire
- a line of hereditary rulers of a country
- a sovereign ruler of great power and rank, especially one ruling an empire.
- the armed forces of a country.
- a group of soldiers
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
- a system of philosophical and ethical teachings founded by Confucius and developed by Mencius
- the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline.
- the process of taking in and fully understanding information or ideas.
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- government or the holding of power by people selected on the basis of their ability.
- the dominant social system in medieval Europ
- the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.
- a set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting network.
- a system of government by one person with absolute power.
- dependence on moral law rather than on personal religious faith.
- the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced.
- a part of human
- a Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao tzu, advocating humility and religious piety.
- a fine, strong, soft lustrous fibre produced by silkworms
20 Clues: a part of human • a group of soldiers • the armed forces of a country. • typically brownish-red earthenware • a line of hereditary rulers of a country • the dominant social system in medieval Europ • a system of government by one person with absolute power. • a fine, strong, soft lustrous fibre produced by silkworms • ...
U.S. History 2023-05-19
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- US president after FDR passed away
- Us and the Entente win after war turns against Germans
- greatly affected by the dust bowl in the great planes
- Extreme pride in ones country
- US and USSR staring contest
- US treaty to stop european expansion in the americas
- Movement for African Americans to gain equality in all feilds
- Form of protesting used by anyone who wished to push change.
- President during great depression and most of WW2
- General who pushed for use of tanks
- lacking morals and doing things for ones own gain
- what the result of protest normally is
- using global power to stop communism
- stopping nearly all global activity in order to avoid conflict
- Final leader of USSR
- Owned Oil and Steel in the 1800's
- US V Soviet proxy war
- owned a railroad tycoon
- German Dictator in the early 1900's
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- Main supporter of the Marshall Plan
- Guns used in great numbers during WW1 to attack from the trench
- rapid expansion of nations industry
- rapid expansion of land for the main country
- book written in the ealry 1800's to show the wealthy the world most Americans lived in
- enhanced steel making process
- a form of protesting used in the civil rights era (did to whitehouse).
- Telegraph that was the turning point for us ww1 involvment
- Central and Entente powers go to war
- Complex system of dug lines used by both sides in WW1.
- Second leader of USSR lead with an iron fist
- people who exposed corruption
- President of US in early 1900's
- Done by many European countries in the late 1800's
- End of ww2 when US Dropped 2 bombs on Japan
- Axis and Allies go to war after Poland is invaded
- Rapid expansion of armed forces
- Chancellor of Britian during ww2
- aid for greece and turkey in the could war
- SHip sunk before US joined ww1
39 Clues: Final leader of USSR • US V Soviet proxy war • owned a railroad tycoon • US and USSR staring contest • Extreme pride in ones country • enhanced steel making process • people who exposed corruption • SHip sunk before US joined ww1 • President of US in early 1900's • Rapid expansion of armed forces • Chancellor of Britian during ww2 • Owned Oil and Steel in the 1800's • ...
History crossword 2023-05-17
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- 1st African American president
- A philanthropist who gave to libraries
- made travel to west coast easier
- Businessmen who used ruthless tactics to destroy competition
- nations build large armies to help secure their empires
- New freedom program
- A company having complete control over supply of a product
- leader who helped found the NAACP
- William Jennings Bryan v.s Clarence Darrow
- Immigrants behave like Americans
- wrote "The Jungle"
- wrote declaration of independence
- act of moving from the south to the north for better lives
- one-room apartments that lacked daylight
- Mexican Americans sought to correct past discrimination
- Invented Polio vaccine
- Birth of Women's rights movement
- Name of satellite soviets launched into space
- leader in the settlement house movement
- Drove cattle on "long drives"
- New optimism and growth of African American culture
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- movement of people from the countryside to cities
- Heavy winds carried top soil away
- federal land made available to settlers
- Depicting things as they really are
- Big stick policy
- started by assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- competition between European countries to create empires
- FDR's program to get out of the depression
- shows other nations how strong the U.S. became
- controlled the refining of oil
- national 3rd party representing laborers, farmers etc
- ended the Spanish colonial empire in the Americas
- Wilson proposal as a basis for the peace treaty
- led to the 1929 stock crash
- used control of city government to make personal fortunes on overpriced city countries
- opposed immigration
- "Hands Off" policy
- passed laws to protect consumers health
- Dug water wells, made sod houses, used barbed wire and steel plows
40 Clues: Big stick policy • wrote "The Jungle" • "Hands Off" policy • New freedom program • opposed immigration • Invented Polio vaccine • led to the 1929 stock crash • Drove cattle on "long drives" • 1st African American president • controlled the refining of oil • made travel to west coast easier • Immigrants behave like Americans • Birth of Women's rights movement • ...
US History 2023-05-09
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- After WWI the United States did not join the League of _________
- Americans were encouraged to buy these to help fund WWII
- He founded the NAACP
- He is your US History teacher
- animal that says "meow"
- Country where America built a canal at the turn of the century
- The answer to this hint is cheese so write cheese in the boxes for the crossword
- They were the elite group of African American fighter pilots in WWII
- This gets carved on Halloween to make a jack-o-lantern
- He made the decision to drop the atomic bomb of Japan
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- Joseph Stalin was the leader of the ____
- animal that barks
- President during WWI
- Pearl Harbor was attacked on ________ 7th, 1941
- This country gained independence as a result of the Spanish American War
- Amendment that ended slavery in the US
- MLB baseball team with 27 World Series Championships
- He said "give me liberty or give me death"
- Country Germany invaded in 1939 to start WWII in Europe
- Teddy Roosevelt practiced Big Stick __________
- The Declaration of Independence was signed on _______ 4th, 1776
21 Clues: animal that barks • President during WWI • He founded the NAACP • animal that says "meow" • He is your US History teacher • Amendment that ended slavery in the US • Joseph Stalin was the leader of the ____ • He said "give me liberty or give me death" • Teddy Roosevelt practiced Big Stick __________ • Pearl Harbor was attacked on ________ 7th, 1941 • ...
Global History 2023-05-26
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- Human Rights Organization that focused on getting justice for those that "disappeared" by Latin America Dictators.
- The time period of when the U.S invaded Latin American countries.
- Fertile ground turning into a desert due to dry climates.
- Leader of the Sandinistas.
- Results of the world constantly being connected.
- Organization that dealt with trade of goods and services between countries.
- President of Chile who led a Socialist government.
- Weapons secretly sold to Iran by President Ronald Reagan to fund Nicaraguan Contras.
- Group that provides international loans to developing countries.
- U.S. corporation that sold fruit, specifically bananas, which were grown in Chile and Canada.
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- Policies and rules created by Juan Peron.
- United States backed campaign that supported the dictators who disappeared and tortured thousands of Latin Americans.
- Leader of Chile's military junta.
- Middle Eastern Countries that produced oil and wanted to control the oil.
- Political and Economic Union of 28 European States.
- Family with large land ownerships that ruled Nicaragua as a dictatorship.
- Long term warming of the planet.
- Clearing Forests by cutting down trees.
- Rebel group that opposed the Sandinistas.
- Process of which the world becomes connected as a result of trade and cultural exchange.
20 Clues: Leader of the Sandinistas. • Long term warming of the planet. • Leader of Chile's military junta. • Clearing Forests by cutting down trees. • Policies and rules created by Juan Peron. • Rebel group that opposed the Sandinistas. • Results of the world constantly being connected. • President of Chile who led a Socialist government. • ...
HISTORY CROSSWORD 2023-05-22
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- the use of demolitions to move from one building to another, by blowing holes in rooftops or walls
- Canadians first battle of WWII
- ____Was assassinated which kicked off WWI
- In WWI Canadians faught in the battles of: Somme,Vimey Ridge, Passchendale and ___
- Compulsory enlistment of civilians into military service
- Insulin, pitchporpeller, snowmobile and ____ Was invented in the 1920's
- After WWI women were expected to return to their pervious ____ roles
- This line was held and shifted during the war
- Albertas econemy boomed in 1947 because of ____ in leduc
- A temporary war measure???
- In 1920, 1 in 4 families had these.
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- WW____ Started September 1st 1939
- This started in 1929 and lasted till 1932
- Germany, JApan, Italy
- There was a strike in May 1919 what was it called
- Cutting back
- This style of Warfare was not head on
- In 1921 55% of Canadians lived in ____ Cities
- Prime Minister Borden allowed soldiers overseas and women serving as nurses to ____in the 1917 election.
- ____front describes the activities of the civilian population as they support war efforts
- Used in WWI to fight the enemy
- Instigated by the temperance movement
- Over 90,000 Canadian soldiers were involved in the______campaign
- This big event happend in 1914
- The lion related term often associated with the 1920's
- The____plan depended on Russia not mobilizing its armed forces quickly
26 Clues: Cutting back • Germany, JApan, Italy • A temporary war measure??? • Canadians first battle of WWII • Used in WWI to fight the enemy • This big event happend in 1914 • WW____ Started September 1st 1939 • In 1920, 1 in 4 families had these. • This style of Warfare was not head on • Instigated by the temperance movement • This started in 1929 and lasted till 1932 • ...
world history 2023-06-02
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- where the first human came from
- Lived in the mountains
- Aztec main city
- The people Greece had a war with
- the city in Italy where the Renaissance started
- signed the magna carta
- the founder of Islam
- the king of the greek gods
- empire started in Greeks
- The angel Gabriel that talked to Muhammad
- Live in the rainforest
- helped France win the 100 Years'War
- The battel that stop Islam from going into Europe
- a fervent period of European cultural
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- the leader of Greece during its golden age
- the first emperor of Rome
- sculptor, painter and architect
- made the mona lisa
- the birthplace of democracy
- greek city known for militaristic
- Colosseum
- Indus River Valley
- the home of the founder of Islam
- tenochtitlan
- Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian
- where the Renaissance begin
- France called in the past
- caused the black death
- became the first Barbarian to rule Rome
- Japan
30 Clues: Japan • Colosseum • tenochtitlan • Aztec main city • made the mona lisa • Indus River Valley • the founder of Islam • Lived in the mountains • signed the magna carta • Live in the rainforest • caused the black death • empire started in Greeks • the first emperor of Rome • France called in the past • the king of the greek gods • the birthplace of democracy • where the Renaissance begin • ...
world history 2023-06-02
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- picchu this city was important to the incas.
- emerged around 200,000 years ago.
- are written laws of the Jewish.
- is located in Egypt.
- disease killed a large percentage of people.
- at least once in their lifetime.
- document limited the power of the king.
- groups allowed automatic citizenship.
- battle in France.
- tigris and euprates rivers.
- was a writer of plays and dramas.
- two groups split Muslims.
- math was created by the Muslims.
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- important Mayan city.
- many people.
- hero of the 100 Years war.
- located in the Andes mountains.
- capital of the Aztec empire.
- is the holy book of Islam.
- tables recorded Roman laws.
- Road trade route.
- faith.
- had a group of city-states.
- age the old stone age.
- two-hundred-year period.
- father of history.
- is the name of a Greek city-state.
- very militaristic city-state in Greece.
- leader of Rome's enemy.
- were geographically protected by water.
30 Clues: faith. • many people. • Road trade route. • battle in France. • father of history. • is located in Egypt. • important Mayan city. • age the old stone age. • leader of Rome's enemy. • two-hundred-year period. • two groups split Muslims. • hero of the 100 Years war. • is the holy book of Islam. • tables recorded Roman laws. • had a group of city-states. • tigris and euprates rivers. • ...
Church History 2012-02-05
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- Pope that set up an official court called the Inquisition
- The religion of the followers of Christ
- Place in Italy to resolve issue of 2 Popes.
- "rebirth," rediscovery of culture.
- Cruciform design of a cathedral
- Catholicism influenced every aspect of life
- the bubonic plague.
- This event happened in 1054 and 1378 and divided the Church
- A severe penalty imposed by the Church for serious sins against the Catholic faith
- From the Latin word crux, or cross, "take back the cross."
- Place where Schism was resolved.
- Male person whose life is dedicated to prayer, work, study, and the needs of society
- comes from the Latin word frater, meaning "brother."
- moved papacy to Avignon, France.
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- A journey to a shrine or other holy place for spiritual and devotional reasons
- Person who influenced an end of the Schism of 1378.
- The changing of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ
- Maximum number of popes during 1378 Schism.
- moved papacy back to Rome.
- Founded a monastery at Monte Cassino
- The buying and selling of spiritual things, spiritual services, or Church offices.
- Not the true Pope
- Sister to famous saintly monk who found a monastery for nuns
- Place where Monks or Nuns live
- emphasis on the importance of the person.
- Church Governance
- Prophet of Islam leader of Muslims
27 Clues: Not the true Pope • Church Governance • the bubonic plague. • moved papacy back to Rome. • Place where Monks or Nuns live • Cruciform design of a cathedral • Place where Schism was resolved. • moved papacy to Avignon, France. • "rebirth," rediscovery of culture. • Prophet of Islam leader of Muslims • Founded a monastery at Monte Cassino • The religion of the followers of Christ • ...
American History 2011-11-25
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- The first president, under the Articles.
- ______ of power- anti-tyrrany technique.
- "We the People of the United States in order to form a more perfect union..."
- The famous person who made the Midnight ride
- The Sons Of ____.
- The site of the Constitutional Convention.
- The system put in place to stop one branch from getting too powerful.
- "I smell a ___"- famous quote from Rhode Island delegate
- The writer of the Declaration
- The "first" president, and leader of the army in the Revolution
- The "mother country" of the colonies.
- The leader of a farmer's rebellion.
- The main way of spreading propaganda in the colonies
- A historical event in Boston port.
- The number of colonies.
- The site of a "Bloody massacre"
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- Another name for the militia
- Articles of ______
- The battle of Lexington and _____.
- The type of government the U.S. is.
- Number of amendments in the Bill of rights.
- The lawmaking body of England
- the group for he ratification of the Constitution
- The spread of ideas biased to a cause
- The date the Declaration was signed
- An agreement in which both sides give something up.
- The government of the greeks that the Constitution drew inspiration from.
- The state that reused to send a delegate to the Convention.
- King George the _____.
- The president of the Continental congress, John.
30 Clues: The Sons Of ____. • Articles of ______ • King George the _____. • The number of colonies. • Another name for the militia • The lawmaking body of England • The writer of the Declaration • The site of a "Bloody massacre" • The battle of Lexington and _____. • A historical event in Boston port. • The type of government the U.S. is. • The date the Declaration was signed • ...
history crossword 2012-04-04
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- / a tool with a curved blade used for cutting grass"
- / the time of life after death, part of the ancient Egyptians' spiritual beliefs"
- / the flood season that occurred from JUly to October each year"
- / a statue with a humans head and a lions body"
- / ancient Egypt written language like symbols"
- / a family of rulers the period of time a family remained in power"
- / a way of bringing water to dry land"
- jars /pottery jars used to store intestines, liver, lungs and stomach of a preserved body"
- / a period of time in Egypt's history when pharaohs and their descendants controlled all of Egypt"
- / an oval shape surrounding an inscription of hieroglyphs identifying the name of the pharaoh
- / a god or goddess"
- / word meaning great house used to describe the ruler of Egypt in ancient times"
- / a supreme being worshipped by people"
- / all things inherited from previous generations are which we value including events, traditions, influences and experiences"
- / person employed to make written records"
- / the season for sowing crops that occurred from November to February each year"
- / a plant growing along the Nile River, made into flattened strips on which to write"
- and flail / curved stick and whip carried by the pharaoh as a symbol of his royal power"
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- / a series of steps used to measure of the Nile flood"
- / a town based society with complex forms of art, science, religion and government"
- / a symbol of eternal life"
- / the person who took responsibility for the pharaohs government and who was the chief judge in ancient Egypt"
- / the process of preserving a dead body by using spices and salt"
- / the process of preserving bodies by drying them, packing them with minerals and wrapping them in linen cloth"
- / the person responsible for day to day government in Egypt's main regions"
- / a religious place often a large building where people go to worship their god or gods"
- / a large waterfall or series of waterfalls"
- / the Egyptian name for the harvest season that occurred from March to June each year"
- / area where a river splits into separate streams or rivers before flowing into the sea"
- / paintings on a plaster wall or ceiling"
- / the regions that ancient Egypt was divided into to make government easier"
- / eroded soil carried by river"
- / a mineral used to preserve bodies"
33 Clues: / a god or goddess" • / a symbol of eternal life" • / eroded soil carried by river" • / a mineral used to preserve bodies" • / a way of bringing water to dry land" • / a supreme being worshipped by people" • / paintings on a plaster wall or ceiling" • / person employed to make written records" • / a large waterfall or series of waterfalls" • ...
History Review 2012-05-23
Across
- What is that pile of stones?
- A great Finnish man.
- A home for nuns.
- It was once the border between Sweden and Russia.
- The 'greatest' building in Turku.
- They controlled the selling of salt in the Baltic.
- A great stone age discovery here.
- Kaarina Maununtytär's job before being a queen.
- This made weapons very strong.
- A good place to find a stone age village today.
- The head of the Catholic Church.
- This country was home to a mummified bronze age girl.
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- Living here would mean witnessing Martin Luther's actions.
- A giant Ice Age ice cube.
- Move there! Tax free!
- A nICE man.
- A village that Erik the Red would have loved.
- Not a short boat.
- The hardest workers of the Middle Ages.
- He had some BRIGHT ideas that not everyone liked.
- A very fatty, but important meal in the Stone Age.
- Ancient Finnish graffiti.
- An iron age way of sending a message.
- He is MUCH stronger than pickled herring.
- Stealing made him angry enough to kill.
- A war or mission to spread Christianity.
- The eastern religion.
- Beware of us at sea!
- That is one, hairy elephant!
29 Clues: A nICE man. • A home for nuns. • Not a short boat. • A great Finnish man. • Beware of us at sea! • Move there! Tax free! • The eastern religion. • A giant Ice Age ice cube. • Ancient Finnish graffiti. • What is that pile of stones? • That is one, hairy elephant! • This made weapons very strong. • The head of the Catholic Church. • The 'greatest' building in Turku. • ...
History Crossword 2012-09-30
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- an English philosopher and physician
- expansion across america
- a historical Supreme Court case
- Attracted people to California in hopes of finding gold
- European nations can not settle on united states land or it could lead to war
- This gave america its freedom
- A abolitionist, author, editor, and diplomat
- the south states _______d from the union
- wanted a stronger U.S. federal government
- loyalty to a section of a country
- church membership rose sharply during this movement
- a political party whose leader was john Adams
- this revolution increased the use of technology in life
- this branch has the power to veto laws
- branch of the government that makes the laws
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- name of the forced movement of Native American people
- war between the United States of America and Mexico
- this led to the expansion of american by buying Missouri land
- lets other government branches share power between each other
- the path that Harriet Tubman took to get slaves to freedom
- this act removed Indians from their homelands in the south
- branch of the government that holds within it the supreme court
- loyalty to a whole country
- women's rights convention held in Seneca falls
- movement anti-slavery movement
- ratified in 1791
26 Clues: ratified in 1791 • expansion across america • loyalty to a whole country • This gave america its freedom • a historical Supreme Court case • loyalty to a section of a country • an English philosopher and physician • this branch has the power to veto laws • movement anti-slavery movement • the south states _______d from the union • ...
Chinese History! 2012-09-26
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- The Nationalists in China
- 100 ______ movement
- The traditional ideology of China throughout history
- Dictatorship of the _______
- Ideology followed in the 1970s-80s
- Higher and lower stage __________
- China's official ideology
- Process of Deng's dismantling of communism in agriculture
- International communist organisation
- Colour of Mao's Cultural Revolution guards
- _______ Gorbachev, dismantled communism in Soviet Union
- Where the Long March ended
- Country which China was invaded by
- The name for the meetings of the CCP
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- Where the 1927 Massacre was
- The group of people Mao loved
- What Mao called groups of over 5000 people farming
- What Chiang Kaishek called himself: The ___________
- People's _______ of China
- Acronym for the official party of China
- Group that opposed Mao in the CCP Split
- How many were in the Gang?
- ______ Stalin
- What the government refused to give during the Tiananmen Square protests
- Way of describing the equality of a communist society
- Tactics used by communist fighters in 1920s-30s
- Zheng Feng, or the ________ campaigns
- Speak _________ campaigns
- ________ campaigns during the Long March
- May the ____ Movement
- ___ De, the smiling man
31 Clues: ______ Stalin • 100 ______ movement • May the ____ Movement • ___ De, the smiling man • The Nationalists in China • People's _______ of China • China's official ideology • Speak _________ campaigns • How many were in the Gang? • Where the Long March ended • Where the 1927 Massacre was • Dictatorship of the _______ • The group of people Mao loved • Higher and lower stage __________ • ...
history (confederatoin) 2012-11-21
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- is around fort gary
- is when you have the same amount of votes
- is when some one joins a diffrent party
- was a way to transport slaves out of one country
- were people that running for the goverment
- were people that reformed the tories
- union under the goverment
- is when you have to shake the rocks off the gold
- highlights of a persons life
- tells you what the colours and symbles mean
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- is land that was govend by hudsons bay compeny
- more people on one side then the other
- shows data in a visual form
- is telling about someones life
- was a road built for the gold miners
- people that no longer support the goverment
- when people discovered gold in bc
- is when someone just go in the govermet and they got buted out
- tells you a little more about one topic
- britan would allow goods from other colonies to be sold without taxes
20 Clues: is around fort gary • union under the goverment • shows data in a visual form • highlights of a persons life • is telling about someones life • when people discovered gold in bc • was a road built for the gold miners • were people that reformed the tories • more people on one side then the other • is when some one joins a diffrent party • tells you a little more about one topic • ...
Handy History 2012-12-13
Across
- / the pilgrimage to mecca
- / realized that infections were caused by bacteria
- / the journey to help the town
- / The daily prayer ritual
- / The creator of the Islamic religion
- / the name of the city Muslims made their new home
- / Muhammad was known as _____ or the trustworthy
- / he has been called "the prince of physicians
- / the Meccans started a ____ on Medina but couldn't capture it
- / The city where Muhammad was born
- / Abu-bakr succeeded in the ___ of Arabia
- / a holy place which is dedicated to a god at which they are worshiped
- / the city that was fought over in the crusades
- / Muslims sharing their wealth
- / a tower on a mosque
- / the Muslim who gives the sermon
- / Muhammad emphasized _____ and kindness
- / the angle that appeared to Muhammad while he was praying in a cave
- / the word algebra comes from the title of one of his books
- / some _____ of mecca tried to drive out Muhammad
- / The belief in more than one god
- / a game played using horses
- / The Muslim ruler
- / Muhammad's wife
- / Christians and Jews are called people of the book by _______
- / players enjoyed the intellectual challenge
- / the black shrine where Muhammad smashed the idols
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- / Islam quickly spread throughout ______
- / the ruler after Abu-bakr
- / Muhammad's daughter
- / the town that came for Muhammad's help after the death of his protector
- / the declaration of faith
- / Where Muhammad went after praying on the rock
- / the holy book of the religion of Islam
- / the belief in one god
- / the religious center for Muslims
- / The person who protected Muhammad for many years
- / the animal that took Muhammad on his night journey
- / the Muslim who calls to prayer
- / The religion that was shunned by Makkans around 613 C.E.
- diffusion / the spreading of ideas and ways of life
- / the example Muhammad set about how to live
- / the Muslim holiday where they fast for a month
- / The Muslim word for god
- / Muhammad met and prayed with famous ______
- / Muhammad was ______ at six
- / the body of Islamic law
- / the struggle against oppression
- / helped Muslims create adaptations in mathematics
- / the fasting at Ramadan
50 Clues: / Muhammad's wife • / The Muslim ruler • / Muhammad's daughter • / a tower on a mosque • / the belief in one god • / the fasting at Ramadan • / the pilgrimage to mecca • / The daily prayer ritual • / The Muslim word for god • / the body of Islamic law • / the ruler after Abu-bakr • / the declaration of faith • / Muhammad was ______ at six • / a game played using horses • ...
Handy History 2012-12-13
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- / the black shrine where Muhammad smashed the idols
- / the name of the city Muslims made their new home
- / players enjoyed the intellectual challenge
- / he has been called "the prince of physicians
- / a tower on a mosque
- / The belief in more than one god
- / the body of Islamic law
- / the journey to help the town
- / The Muslim word for god
- / The person who protected Muhammad for many years
- / some _____ of mecca tried to drive out Muhammad
- / Muhammad was known as _____ or the trustworthy
- / the animal that took Muhammad on his night journey
- / the example Muhammad set about how to live
- / the angle that appeared to Muhammad while he was praying in a cave
- / Muhammad met and prayed with famous ______
- / the Muslim holiday where they fast for a month
- / the belief in one god
- / the ruler after Abu-bakr
- / Muhammad's wife
- / Islam quickly spread throughout ______
- / the Muslim who calls to prayer
- / the Meccans started a ____ on Medina but couldn't capture it
- / The Muslim ruler
- / the struggle against oppression
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- / The daily prayer ritual
- / the Muslim who gives the sermon
- / realized that infections were caused by bacteria
- / helped Muslims create adaptations in mathematics
- diffusion / the spreading of ideas and ways of life
- / Muhammad emphasized _____ and kindness
- / The city where Muhammad was born
- / Muslims sharing their wealth
- / the declaration of faith
- / the town that came for Muhammad's help after the death of his protector
- / a holy place which is dedicated to a god at which they are worshiped
- / a game played using horses
- / the word algebra comes from the title of one of his books
- / Abu-bakr succeeded in the ___ of Arabia
- / Christians and Jews are called people of the book by _______
- / the city that was fought over in the crusades
- / the religious center for Muslims
- / the holy book of the religion of Islam
- / Muhammad's daughter
- / Muhammad was ______ at six
- / The creator of the Islamic religion
- / Where Muhammad went after praying on the rock
- / the fasting at Ramadan
- / the pilgrimage to mecca
- / The religion that was shunned by Makkans around 613 C.E.
50 Clues: / Muhammad's wife • / The Muslim ruler • / a tower on a mosque • / Muhammad's daughter • / the belief in one god • / the fasting at Ramadan • / The daily prayer ritual • / the body of Islamic law • / The Muslim word for god • / the pilgrimage to mecca • / the declaration of faith • / the ruler after Abu-bakr • / a game played using horses • / Muhammad was ______ at six • ...
Australian History 2013-04-14
Across
- Describes people who move from place to place to find food
- A map maker
- describes the relationship that exists between members of an extended family
- a "bundle of rights" that may include the right to fish, hunt and conduct ceremonies
- Litterally means a land without owners of 'Land of no-one'
- A settlement for prisinors being punished for there crimes by being removed from the country they had lived
- The name given to the time when Aboriginies belive everything was created
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- People who are members of what is usually a group that wonders from time to time to find food
- A settlement controlled by another country
- Land belonging to the Crown(Government)
- The outer boundary of a settled area
- Someone at the forfront of a particular course of action
- Described the native inhabitant of a particular race
- An Indigenous language group
- An item in nature that represents a person, clan or larger group
- The beliefs and behaviour of a person that relate to spiritual matters
- Describes a situaltion where one has aurthority over something
- A reconstruction of the history passed down by word of mouth
- A set area where many Indigenous people were sent to live
- An older Indigenous man or women looked up to for intellegance
20 Clues: A map maker • An Indigenous language group • The outer boundary of a settled area • Land belonging to the Crown(Government) • A settlement controlled by another country • Described the native inhabitant of a particular race • Someone at the forfront of a particular course of action • A set area where many Indigenous people were sent to live • ...
Atomic History 2013-04-12
Across
- Electrons or the "cloud" accounts for most of the _____ of the atom
- Bohr suggested that electrons were in ______ orbits or energy levels around the nucleus
- Greek word meaning "uncuttable"
- The negatively charged particles
- Protons, neutrons and electrons are all
- Chadwick's discovery of neutrons explained why atoms were ________ than the total mas of their protons and electrons
- Who discovered the first subatomic particle
- Cloud Model The Modern Model is also called
- Thomson's model was also known as the
- Shooting positive charged particles at gold foil is like shooting bullets at
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- A region of an atom in which electrons of the same energy are likely to be found
- According to Dalton, atoms are invisible and _____________
- Who offered the first modern theory of the atom
- Dalton was the first to come up with _____ for elements
- The Modern Model is based on the types of physics called
- Who discovered neutrons
- What famous experiment did Ernest Rutherford perform
- The original name of electrons that Thomson first called them by
- The positively charged particles
- During the time of Democritus which eminent person dismissed the idea of atoms
- Bohr Who's model resembles the planets orbiting around the sun
- The central core of the atom
- Rutherford concluded that the atom was mostly _____ space with electrons moving around the nucleus
23 Clues: Who discovered neutrons • The central core of the atom • Greek word meaning "uncuttable" • The negatively charged particles • The positively charged particles • Thomson's model was also known as the • Protons, neutrons and electrons are all • Who discovered the first subatomic particle • Cloud Model The Modern Model is also called • ...
History scotch 2013-06-12
Across
- symbool men collectie
- locatie administratieve diensten
- la femme selon...
- denim collectie
- ...with a spicy twist
- tough and...
- op etiket kledingstuk gedrukt
- locatie designers
- Premium denim lijn
- boys collectie
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- eau de toilette
- N
- girls collectie
- men collectie
- D
- A
- symbool women collectie
- women collectie
- monsieur...
- stad eerste shop
20 Clues: N • D • A • monsieur... • tough and... • men collectie • boys collectie • eau de toilette • girls collectie • denim collectie • women collectie • stad eerste shop • la femme selon... • locatie designers • Premium denim lijn • symbool men collectie • ...with a spicy twist • symbool women collectie • op etiket kledingstuk gedrukt • locatie administratieve diensten
History Skills 2013-06-09
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- The longer a bone is in the earth the more __________________ it absorbs.
- This dating method measures the rate in which C14 has decayed.
- This body of water gave birth to three different ancient civilisations
- A document to show where you went for research material.
- When looking at a source you must ask yourself if you can trust the source or what _________________ you may have with the source.
- A source that comes from the period you are studying is called a _________________ source.
- The questions a historian asks themselves to direct their research.
- What is the Latin word for 'around'?
- The year 1984 is in which century AD?
- What do you call someone who studies history?
- This dating technique compares two items - which is older and which is younger.
- The year 688BC is in which century?
- Stratigraphy studies the different ______________ in rocks.
- The period from the beginning of civilisation to the fall of the Roman Empire
- India and China are examples of ancient civilisations from which part of the world?
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- The period before writing was invented.
- A source that is created by someone outside of the time period is called a _______________________ source.
- An example of a secondary source.
- Otherwise known as Tree Ring Dating.
- How many major Ancient Civilisations are there?
- This type of organiser can help you arrange your research.
- A period of 10 years.
- A visual representation of time.
- This civilisation is where Hinduism was born.
- The year 406 AD is in which century?
- A period of a 1000 years.
- This dating technique allows a person to find the actual age of something.
- What does AD stand for?
- A statement created to be tested.
- The largest Ancient Civilisation.
- This civilisation was built on the banks on the River Nile.
- A collection of records, usually written.
- This civilisation gave the world many inventions including paper and gunpowder.
- History teaches people about their...
- Which S&E discipline are we currently studying?
- A period of 100 years.
- This civilisation gave the world democracy.
37 Clues: A period of 10 years. • A period of 100 years. • What does AD stand for? • A period of a 1000 years. • A visual representation of time. • An example of a secondary source. • A statement created to be tested. • The largest Ancient Civilisation. • The year 688BC is in which century? • Otherwise known as Tree Ring Dating. • The year 406 AD is in which century? • ...
Philippine History 2013-02-10
Across
- / he is the recognized leader of Peasantry in Central Luzon, also known as Don Perico
- / in 1903, when Baguio was chosen as a summer capital, the Americans hired 1500 Japanese workers to build this road to that city
- / represented the most intense phase of Imperial Japan's invasion of the Philippines during World War II
- / this is the bombed in Hawaii and the main base of the U.S. pacific fleet
- / a president who asked the U.S. congress to declare war , which the latter did with only one dissenting vote
- / in 1940, this country occupied the Northern part of French Indo-China and the following year the whole French colony
- / the prewar editor of the Philippine Herald, headed the station in broadcasting news to men in Bataan
- / he is the secretary of education and culture issued department order no. 7 on August 13, 1959 mandating Pilipino in referring to the national language
- / he was promoted as lieutenant general on March 21, he also became the Commander of Filipino-American troops
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- / under his supervision, , in the compulsory military training of able-bodied Filipino youths was made
- / he command to the Japanese bombers to conduct air attacks in various places of the Philippines
- / other peasant organizations composed of tenants of Jesuite estate at San Pedro, Laguna
- / he managed to pull together the American 31st infantry regiment and the Philippine scout units
- / the infamous began in Mariveles and Cabcaben on April 10, 1942
- / this country was drawn into this war as an ally of America
- / he is the leader of the Japanese who formed the Ohta Development Company
- / he was able to destroy an enemy plane in the aerial combat
- / this place in Philippines was bombed twice on December 8
- / became the frquently repeated word as families gathered their belongings, stored and preserved food
- / this is the national language that the institute recommended to President Aquino
20 Clues: / this place in Philippines was bombed twice on December 8 • / this country was drawn into this war as an ally of America • / he was able to destroy an enemy plane in the aerial combat • / the infamous began in Mariveles and Cabcaben on April 10, 1942 • / this is the bombed in Hawaii and the main base of the U.S. pacific fleet • ...
World History 2013-08-26
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- The male head of a family or tribe
- An ancient test of guilt or innocence by subjection of the accused to severe pain, survival of which was taken as divine proof of innocence.
- Bishop of Rome and the leader of the worldwide Catholic Church
- Byzantine emperor who held the eastern frontier of his empire against the Persians
- A medieval emperor who once ruled much of Western Europe
- is a religious work of art, most commonly a painting, from Eastern Christianity and in certain Eastern Catholic churches
- An ecclesiastical censure depriving a person of the rights of church membership
- The founding father of the Israelites, with a prominent role in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
- One without faith
- A woman who is the superior of a convent of nuns
- A split or division between strongly opposed sections or parties, caused by differences in opinion or belief.
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- a room set apart for writing, esp. one in a monastery where manuscripts were copied
- A political and economic system of Europe from the 9th to about the 15th century
- of Hastings The decisive battle in which William the Conqueror (duke of Normandy) defeated the Saxons under Harold II (1066) and thus left England open for the Norman Conquest
- New capital of Rome, modern day Turkey
- A religious way of life that involves renouncing worldly pursuits to fully devote one's self to spiritual work
- was a value placed on every human being and every piece of property in the Salic Code
- The royal charter of political rights given to rebellious English barons by King John in 1215
- A series of holy wars fought between 1095 and 1291.
- Having One God
20 Clues: Having One God • One without faith • The male head of a family or tribe • New capital of Rome, modern day Turkey • A woman who is the superior of a convent of nuns • A series of holy wars fought between 1095 and 1291. • A medieval emperor who once ruled much of Western Europe • Bishop of Rome and the leader of the worldwide Catholic Church • ...
US History 2013-12-16
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- a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed.
- Courts
- Washington/first president of the United States treasury department
- 4, 1776/ The date of Declaration of Independence was adopted
- Hamilton/ the federalist leader
- of Rights/ the first, 10 amendments of the Constitution
- Jefferson/ One author of the Declaration of Independence
- Tea Party/ In 1773, a protest in which colonist dressed up as Indians, and dumped Boston tea into the harbor
- president (enforces laws)
- congress
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- Convention/ a convention that met in Philadelphia in 1787 and drafted the Constitution
- refuses to buy
- they preferred a strong national government
- Review/ the power of the courts to declare an act of congress
- War/ The American war of independence (1775-1783)
- Purchase/ this doubled the size of the United States, expanded farming and trade
- Locke/ influenced the Declaration of Independence, and adopted Natural Rights
- Madison/ he attended the Constitutional Convention
- Federalist/ they preferred limited national government
- and Balances/ each of the three branches of government can limit the powers of the others
- Act/ placed on all the printed materials
21 Clues: Courts • congress • refuses to buy • president (enforces laws) • Hamilton/ the federalist leader • Act/ placed on all the printed materials • they preferred a strong national government • War/ The American war of independence (1775-1783) • Madison/ he attended the Constitutional Convention • Federalist/ they preferred limited national government • ...
French History 2013-09-22
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- the animal that John the Baptist usually holds on statues
- the color of mourning the Queen wore in the 1300's
- the soldier that was burned to death in 1431
- the oldest structure in Paris
- the French national anthem
- the man who built the Eiffel Tower
- the first national hero of France
- where the guillotine was in Paris
- Marie Curie discovered this 1911
- the group of people that first planted the grape vine
- the profession of the man who invented champagne
- the family whose symbol was the fleur de lis
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- where the final defeat of Napoleon was
- the war leader that was chief of the army by the age of 26
- the style of architecture that has a pointed arch
- the symbol of Louis XII
- the nickname of the French flag
- the musician who collaborated with Moliere
- the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte
- where Napoleon's body lies today
- the invention that most advanced life in the middle ages
- where Joan of Arc was burned
- the age of Marie Antoinette when she married Louis XVI
- which came first, Romanesque of Gothic?
24 Clues: the symbol of Louis XII • the French national anthem • where Joan of Arc was burned • the oldest structure in Paris • the nickname of the French flag • where Napoleon's body lies today • Marie Curie discovered this 1911 • the first national hero of France • where the guillotine was in Paris • the man who built the Eiffel Tower • the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte • ...
U.S. History 2013-09-17
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- Taxes.
- Consolidating many firms into the same business.
- To own complete control of a product or service.
- Allowed companies to reduce costs and charge higher prices to competitors.
- People who invest money in a product or enterprise in order to make a profit.
- Allowed businesses to operate under minimal government regulations.
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- A grant by the federal government giving an inventor the exclusive right to develop, use, and sell an invention for a set period of time.
- Used to oversee railroad operations.
- bridges in which the roadway is suspended but steel cables.
- Communities owned by the business and rented out to the employees.
- Steel tycoon.
- When a number of people share the ownership of a business.
- A term used to say that people with wealth are the most fit for it.
- Oil tycoon.
- A process developed for purifying iron.
- Inventor of the light bulb in 1880.
- Outlawed any trust that operated "in restraint of trade or commerce among the several states."
- The ability to produce large quantities of the product quickly and inexpensively.
- Hot, dark, small workhouses.
- When businesses making the same product agree to limit their production and thus keep prices high.
20 Clues: Taxes. • Oil tycoon. • Steel tycoon. • Hot, dark, small workhouses. • Inventor of the light bulb in 1880. • Used to oversee railroad operations. • A process developed for purifying iron. • Consolidating many firms into the same business. • To own complete control of a product or service. • When a number of people share the ownership of a business. • ...
U.S. History 2013-12-15
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- the area of high cotton production through the South as far west as Texas
- author of the Declaration of Independence
- refuse to buy
- a tax placed on all printed material.
- The process of turning raw materials into finished products
- 1775-1783
- uniform pieces that can be made in large quantities to replace other identical parts
- to bring together at a single point or place
- If a slave were to runaway then they must be returned to their rightful owner.
- A system of government in which rule is by the people
- a country that is governed by elected representatives and by an elected leader (such as a president) rather than by a king or queen
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- inventor of the cotton gin
- 1787 Philadelphia
- when the colonists dressed as Indians and dumped tea into the harbor.
- supported a strong national government
- a city and its surrounding communities
- opposed to the proposed constitution fearing it concentrated too much power in the national government.
- legal system with known rules that are enforced equally against all people.
- businesses that were left free from government regulation and allowed to compete in a free market
- Towns that were completely abandoned after California Gold Rush.
20 Clues: 1775-1783 • refuse to buy • 1787 Philadelphia • inventor of the cotton gin • a tax placed on all printed material. • supported a strong national government • a city and its surrounding communities • author of the Declaration of Independence • to bring together at a single point or place • A system of government in which rule is by the people • ...
History crossword 2013-10-04
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- A person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them.
- A large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead.
- A triangular shape building build by the gods.
- A god that is sometimes pictured with the head of a goose.
- Egyptian pharaoh; reigned c.3100 bc. He founded the first dynasty that ruled Egypt.
- A winged monster of Thebes, having a woman's head and a lion's body.
- The sun God.
- The world's longest river located in Egypt.
- God of the air, who separated the earth and the sky.
- God of the desert.
- 8 year old boy pharaoh.
- A process that naturally preserves the body by the rapid drying in the desert sand.
- Goddess of moisture.
- Goddess of the dead.
- God of the sky and lord at heaven.
- The mother goddess, goddess of fertility and protector of children.
- Last independent ruler of Egypt.
- Ruthless ruler who enslaved people and sold daughter into prostitution.
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- An ancient Egyptian tomb rectangular in shape with sloping sides and a flat roof, standing to a height of 17–20 feet.
- God of Earth, vegetation and of death.
- Guide of the afterlife.
- A technique Egyptians would use to preserve dead bodies.
- A long, narrow box, typically of wood, in which a corpse is buried or cremated.
- A ruler in ancient Egypt.
- A stone coffin, typically adorned with a sculpture or inscription and associated with the ancient civilizations of Egypt.
- Egyptian pharaoh of the 18th dynasty; reigned 1379–1362 bc as Amenhotep IV.
- Ruled for 67 years.
- First great female ruler.
- Goddess of the sky.
- The action of buying and selling goods and services.
30 Clues: The sun God. • God of the desert. • Ruled for 67 years. • Goddess of the sky. • Goddess of moisture. • Goddess of the dead. • Guide of the afterlife. • 8 year old boy pharaoh. • A ruler in ancient Egypt. • First great female ruler. • Last independent ruler of Egypt. • God of the sky and lord at heaven. • God of Earth, vegetation and of death. • ...
World History 2013-11-22
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- early japanese society was divided into uji, or ____
- smaller medieval african societys were often organized with _____ shared among a number of people instead of a single leader
- a general agreement in which villages often made decisions
- a group of househols who claimed a common ancestor
- Extended from the mountains of present-day Ethopia to the sun-bleached shores of the Red Sea in present-day Eritrea
- invaders often _______ chinese civilization rather than demolishing it
- After the Han dynasty collapsed, China did what
- by 1000 ad both christianity and ____ had spread to many regions of Africa
- Africas geographic features also influenced cultural development by acting as barriers and ______ to ease movement of people, goods, and ideas.
- The scholar-official class formed the ______ stratum of society
- Swelling _____ in the rain forest provided transportation as well as ample food for people living in the region
- The ______ and vegetation of the savanna provided opportunities for both nomadic herders and settled farming communities
- Art strengthend what within the african community
- new chinese dynasty founded in 1368
- Tang emperors lost territories in centra asia to the ______
- woman had a higher status in ____ and early Song times than they did later
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- the ____ dynasty declined after the death of Kublai Khan in 1294
- The first tang emperor
- Professional storytellers
- Early Ming rulers proudly sent chinese fleets into distant waters to show the ____ of their government
- By 5500 bc neolithic farmers had learned to _______ the nile valley
- medieval Ethiopia was protected by rugged what
- korea is located on a peninsula that juts south from the asian mainland and points towards where?
- an italian merchant that visited china during the yuan dynasty
- Some early africans had to adopt harsh desert conditions and survived by hunting and what
- The largest dessert in the world
- Ethiopian Christians kept ties with the what
- the ToKugawas created a unified, orderly what?
- a multistoried temple with eaves that curve up at the comer
- Zhao kuangyin founded the _____ dynasty
30 Clues: The first tang emperor • Professional storytellers • The largest dessert in the world • new chinese dynasty founded in 1368 • Zhao kuangyin founded the _____ dynasty • Ethiopian Christians kept ties with the what • medieval Ethiopia was protected by rugged what • the ToKugawas created a unified, orderly what? • After the Han dynasty collapsed, China did what • ...
history vocabulary 2014-10-02
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- flowing body of waters over flow there banks
- the number of birth per 1,000 each year
- dangerous
- the things found or produced in an area
- natures largest storm that originates over the atlantic ocean
- rate of cooling as a result of wind or air movement
- extreme dryness or water shortage
- countries with low standard living and little industries
- small bodies of water rises quickly and swallows up the land around them
- loss or destruction of trees
- the shacking and trembling of the earth
- solid liquid or gas wastes that are poisonous
- three different methods used to stop creating wastes
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- harmful substances found in the environment
- natures most violent storm
- thunder creates this
- slow warming of the earth
- the creation of products
- the change in climate due to elevation
- natures largest storm that originates over the pacific ocean
- things people use
21 Clues: dangerous • things people use • thunder creates this • the creation of products • slow warming of the earth • natures most violent storm • loss or destruction of trees • extreme dryness or water shortage • the change in climate due to elevation • the number of birth per 1,000 each year • the things found or produced in an area • the shacking and trembling of the earth • ...
Quebec history 2014-03-11
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- Very sweet desert in Québec
- Instrument that sounds like bagpipes
- The largest city in Québec
- A star-shaped fort
- The winter carnival's mascot
- Cap Diamant is in this part of town
- Oldest Stone church in North America
- Many streets in Québec are narrow and...
- Where Champlain established a fur trading post
- Capital city of Québec
- Many of these are on old houses in Québec
- What they call Mardi Gras in Québec
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- Symbol on Québec's flag
- The site of the battle between Montcalm and Wolfe
- The boardwalk in upper town
- The British General
- A railway you take between the two towns
- Below the cliff along the river
- These falls are higher than Niagara falls
- Historic murals in Québec
20 Clues: A star-shaped fort • The British General • Capital city of Québec • Symbol on Québec's flag • Historic murals in Québec • The largest city in Québec • Very sweet desert in Québec • The boardwalk in upper town • The winter carnival's mascot • Below the cliff along the river • Cap Diamant is in this part of town • What they call Mardi Gras in Québec • ...
History Project 2014-03-12
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- one of americas greatest war heroes.
- kind of biased communication designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions.
- war that broke out after ww2.
- the development of armed forces and their use of diplomacy.
- a friend and adviser to president woodrow wilson
- a way to buy things with money you didnt necessarily have.
- a gun used to destroy aircraft.
- when the stocks were disabled for a long time.
- system ships protect merchant ships behind them.
- Battles usually held in trenches.
- Germany taking all the blame for the war.
- wore masks to avoid catching influenza.
- a telegram from the german foreign minister to the german ambassador in mexico.
- devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation.
- consisted of france, britain, and russia.
- Worked in a variety of jobs during the war.
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- middle area of trench warefare where most people died.
- a yellow gas that would destroy there enemys.
- Deadliest weapon of the war.
- germany and austria-hungary later called this.
- War damages.
- British liner ship sunk by a german u-boat.
- because of credit and spending of money no one had.
- an easy way to get across trench warfare and mow down barbed wire.
- Large scale of movement of hundreds of thousands of southern blacks to cities in the north.
- a advantage of height in the war.
- a set of points made in a famous speech wilson delivered.
- president of the united states who wanted to become more involved in international affairs.
- created by ford and used to get around.
- a service act that made men to register for random military service.
- a Truce.
31 Clues: a Truce. • War damages. • Deadliest weapon of the war. • war that broke out after ww2. • a gun used to destroy aircraft. • Battles usually held in trenches. • a advantage of height in the war. • one of americas greatest war heroes. • wore masks to avoid catching influenza. • created by ford and used to get around. • Germany taking all the blame for the war. • ...
world history 2014-11-13
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- Gov. in which a hereditary ruler exercises central power
- new method of fighting emerged
- rule by a hereditary landholding elite
- government by the people
- city-state
- a formal agreement between two or more nations with power to cooperate and come to another's defense
- housed rooms for the royal families
- people who gained power by force
- the Dorians settled here and built the city-state
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- lawmaking body, that debate laws before deciding to approve or reject them
- panel of citizens who have authority to make the final judgment in a trial
- located in Attica, just north of Peloponnesus
- formed government
- areas of dedication to the honors of gods/goddesses
- high city with marble temples dedicated to different gods/goddesses
- narrow water passages connecting the Mediterranean/Black seas
- watercolor paintings done on wet plaster
- lived in 750 B.C, Blind poet who wondered village to village
- free resident share a sense of responsibility
- War took place around 1250 B.C
20 Clues: city-state • formed government • government by the people • new method of fighting emerged • War took place around 1250 B.C • people who gained power by force • housed rooms for the royal families • rule by a hereditary landholding elite • watercolor paintings done on wet plaster • located in Attica, just north of Peloponnesus • free resident share a sense of responsibility • ...
World History 2014-12-12
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- Cartel- A document guaranteeing basic political rights in England
- of Versailles- The peace treaty signed by Germany and allied powers after WWI
- A Greek city-state
- a- A body of law governing the lives of Muslims
- A period of European history lasting from about 1300 to 1600
- Investiture- The appointment of religious officials by kings or nobles
- - A series of rulers form a single family
- A Tiered pyramid-shaped structure that formed of Sumerian temple
- The everyday language of people in a region or country
- an Islamic place of worship
- A period of prolonged and intensive questioning or investigation
- of Heaven- in Chinese history, the divine approval thought to be the basis of royal authority
- A supreme political and religious leader in Muslim government
- A religious image used by eastern Christians
- Law - the Body of Laws governing the religious practices of a Christian church
- - A West African empire that conquered mail and controlled trade from 1400's to 1591
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- of Wisdom- A center of learning established in Baghdad in the 800's
- A form of government with a monarch at the head
- A dynasty that ruled much of the Muslims empire from A.D 750 to 1258
- Alliance- A military alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
- The growth of cities and the migration of people into them
- A group in ancient Rome of 3 men holding power
- Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters
- Plague- The most common form of plague in humans
- a- The branch of Islam whose members acknowledge Ali and his descendants as the rightful successors of Muhammad
- Code- The body of roman civil law collected and organized by order of the byzantine emperor Justinian around A.D. 534
- An estate of land especially one held on condition of federal service
- A citadel or fortified part of ancient Greek city
- a Russian emperor
- War- A conflict in which participating countries devote all their resources to the war effort
30 Clues: a Russian emperor • A Greek city-state • an Islamic place of worship • - A series of rulers form a single family • A religious image used by eastern Christians • A group in ancient Rome of 3 men holding power • A form of government with a monarch at the head • a- A body of law governing the lives of Muslims • Plague- The most common form of plague in humans • ...
Africa History 2014-01-16
20 Clues: two • one • six • ten • five • nine • four • eight • three • seven • eleven • twenty • twelve • fifteen • sixteen • eighteen • nineteen • fourteen • thirteen • seventeen
History Crossword 2015-06-08
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- queen of england
- german artist
- located in Ecuador, Peru, and Chile.
- english poet and playwrite
- a west African trading empire
- of the roman empire
- influenced west African culture
- in western Europe
- of Islam
- taught faith called Islam
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- locateed in southern mexico
- italian sculptor and painter
- begins in Florence, Italy
- belgian scientist
- discoveries and inventions
- development of imperial china
- queen of spain
- aristocratic family and cultural leaders of japan
- located on Yucatan Peninsula, mexico and Belize
- warrior class in japan
20 Clues: of Islam • german artist • queen of spain • queen of england • belgian scientist • in western Europe • of the roman empire • warrior class in japan • begins in Florence, Italy • taught faith called Islam • discoveries and inventions • english poet and playwrite • locateed in southern mexico • italian sculptor and painter • development of imperial china • a west African trading empire • ...
History Crossword 2015-06-08
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- a west African trading empire
- of the roman empire
- belgian scientist
- in western Europe
- german artist
- locateed in southern mexico
- queen of england
- queen of spain
- italian sculptor and painter
- begins in Florence, Italy
- influenced west African culture
- located on Yucatan Peninsula, mexico and Belize
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- discoveries and inventions
- warrior class in japan
- located in Ecuador, Peru, and Chile.
- english poet and playwrite
- of Islam
- development of imperial china
- aristocratic family and cultural leaders of japan
- taught faith called Islam
20 Clues: of Islam • german artist • queen of spain • queen of england • belgian scientist • in western Europe • of the roman empire • warrior class in japan • taught faith called Islam • begins in Florence, Italy • discoveries and inventions • english poet and playwrite • locateed in southern mexico • italian sculptor and painter • a west African trading empire • development of imperial china • ...
U.S. History 2015-03-29
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- Machines / organised group that controlled the activities of political parties
- / stronger nation extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker nations
- Stick Diplomacy / Roosevelt policy with intimidated countries without having to harm them
- Bonds / debt securities increased by a gov. to fiance military operation and their expansion in time of war
- Bill Of Rights / laws that provided financial and educational benefits for WWII veterans
- Act / laws enchanted in 1935-1936 to prevent U.S. sales and loans to nation at war
- Of Nations / organization an association of nations established in 1920 to promote international cooperation and peace
- Act / law passed to allow U.S to ship arms and supplies to other nations without immediate payment
- Crow Laws / separation of whites and blacks i public and private places
- Exclusion Act / prohibited all Chinese except student teachers, merchants, tourist, and gov. officials
- Act / offered 160 acres to head of household or any free citizen
- / movement of people seeking to restore trust in farmers and laborers
- Plan / plan used to subdue enemy supplies and reinforcements
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- / the development of organised forces and leader diplomacy
- Rights Act Of 1964 / law that banned discrimination
- Service Act / men registered with the gov. in order to be selected randomly
- Plan / an arrangement of payment of purchase over time
- Antitrust Act / legal free trust to trade between states or countries
- and Sedition / imposed harm to anyone interfering with or speaking against U.S.
- Plan / act intended to "Americanize"
20 Clues: Plan / act intended to "Americanize" • Rights Act Of 1964 / law that banned discrimination • Plan / an arrangement of payment of purchase over time • / the development of organised forces and leader diplomacy • Plan / plan used to subdue enemy supplies and reinforcements • Act / offered 160 acres to head of household or any free citizen • ...
American History 2015-10-15
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- president that called the founding fathers "a forest of giant oaks."
- founding father that invented electricity
- war the claimed the united states independence
- the founding fathers were not all ______
- the men who helped establish the united states of america
- author of the essay "The Political Depravity of the Founding Fathers"
- Pain was a very _____ person
- where Paine met Franklin
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- pains mothers religion
- recomendation that no more slaves be imported into the United States
- 3rd president
- washington was a great farmer but wasnt as good at ______
- Washingtons home state
- where thomas pain was born
- ______ people that signed the constitution.
- time of change in our country
- the president who willing freed his slaves
- Pain lost his wife and children do to what?
- Pain was very interested in learning and doing ______
- most populated slave area, where washington lived.
20 Clues: 3rd president • pains mothers religion • Washingtons home state • where Paine met Franklin • where thomas pain was born • Pain was a very _____ person • time of change in our country • the founding fathers were not all ______ • founding father that invented electricity • the president who willing freed his slaves • ______ people that signed the constitution. • ...
LDS History 2015-12-14
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- One of the three witnesses?
- The church was founded with how many members?
- Joseph's brother that was the first missionary?
- What part of the church's organization was established in Kanesville?
- What was the previous name of Nauvoo?
- First missionaries sent outside the states went here?
- Where did the saints go after being forced from Missouri?
- In what city was the first Stake organized?
- What is the name of the river that flows along Nauvoo?
- Jackson County Missouri is also know as ____
- Who survived Carthage jail?
- Governor who issued the Extermination Order?
- Which conerstone was laid at the dedication of the Temple Lot?
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- First missionaries sent overseas went here?
- The endowment and relief society were introduce here.
- What sickness overcame Nauvoo in 1839?
- Who survived Carthage jail?
- The D&C was first called this.
- How many months was the prophet kept in Liberty jail?
- Utah is the largest consumer of _____
- What industry popped up in Nauvoo with the influx of immigrants from England?
- Who was the first Relief Society President?
- What is Kanesville called today?
- In which state is Martin's Cove located?
- One of the three witnesses?
- One of the three witnesses?
- How many years were the Saints in Nauvoo?
27 Clues: Who survived Carthage jail? • One of the three witnesses? • One of the three witnesses? • One of the three witnesses? • Who survived Carthage jail? • The D&C was first called this. • What is Kanesville called today? • Utah is the largest consumer of _____ • What was the previous name of Nauvoo? • What sickness overcame Nauvoo in 1839? • In which state is Martin's Cove located? • ...
Texas History 2015-05-28
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- 1900 hurricane killed 10,000 people
- one country forcibly taking over another is called
- showed people owned cattle
- a formal agreement between two nations
- fierce tropical storm with winds of 74mph
- this branch carries out laws
- person who wanted to end slavery
- where anglo settlers abandoned their homes
- to withdraw from something, like a country
- Spanish cowboys
- people who work in the oil field
- people who took great risk drilling for oil
- more products are available than in demand
- believe that the US had the duty to expand to the Pacific Ocean
- invention that created demand for oil
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Branch of Government that oversees the courts
- public land that the state owned, where cattle grazed
- to isolate or separate to prevent the spread of disease
- oily liquid found in the earth
- granting land from one country to another
- formal changes to a document
- battle where "Come and Take It" flag was flown
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- biggest cash crop after cotton
- legislature that has two houses
- inventor of the cotton gin
- president of US during Civil war
- the river Mexico believed was the border prior to Mexican war
- to prevent the passage of a law
- body of land protecting coast from large body of water
- this branch interprets the laws
- what Texas border was set by the Compromise of 1850
- president of Mexico
- compared to land in the US, land in Texas was
- artificial way to supply land with water
- farmer who works someone elses land and shares crops with them
- where Texas won their independence
- closing of port by positioning ships to keep people and supplies from coming in or out
- City near Spindletop
- area of domestic policy Lamar wanted to improve
- Main cash crop in Texas
41 Clues: Spanish cowboys • president of Mexico • City near Spindletop • Main cash crop in Texas • inventor of the cotton gin • showed people owned cattle • this branch carries out laws • formal changes to a document • biggest cash crop after cotton • oily liquid found in the earth • legislature that has two houses • to prevent the passage of a law • this branch interprets the laws • ...
Computer History 2015-06-01
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- easy way to understand programming language
- Macintosh It was introduced by Steve Jobs, in 1984.
- Presper Eckert Invented the first computer commercial
- It allows the use of visual indicators to interact with devices
- devices connected together to share data
- Roberts Created Altair 8800 the term is “personal computer”
- Bhatt Created USB
- It is responsible for all the instructions it gets
- Turning considered founder of computer science and created the machine that annihilated the Engima code WWII
- Computer Club A computer group from the 70s
- Dean Computer engineer of the ISA Bus and the IBM with his team
- code A 2D barcode
- Zuse Invented the first computer algorithm
- program that accepts and responds to requests
- It is the building block of all microchips.
- It was developed by INTEL with the help of Ted Hoff.
- it is data equal to 7 or 8 bits
- Licklider Founded the idea of world wide network
- Bushnell He was the engineer and entrepreneur who invented ATARI
- Chu One of the people who made the first ENIAC
- board invented by Paul Eisler, and made to hold electronic circuits, and other components.
- G. Kemeny He co-developed the BASIC programming language
- drive has one or more platters in the casing.
- Berners-Lee he founded the world wide web, and invented the first website
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- Andreessen co founder of ning,and the first web browser
- It supports data transfer from devices
- “Sandy” Douglas Made first graphical computer game
- Eisler Austrian inventor who invented the printed circuit board
- Kilby Built the first integrated circuit
- E. Kurtz he developed the BASIC programming language
- lets a computer to send and receive information
- It was an area network that joins centers
- Circuit building blocks of a computer hardware.
- Hoff inventors of the microprocessor.
- A disc which contains audio or software data
- Baer German/American, he was known as the “Father of Video games”
- Used to locate web pages on the internet
- The process of creating a deleting program that allows the program to understand without a software.
- The smallest display a computer could print
- an 8-bit number system, that resembles combinations of 0 and 1(on and off)
- Storage where you store data online safely
- Used to open web pages
42 Clues: Bhatt Created USB • code A 2D barcode • Used to open web pages • it is data equal to 7 or 8 bits • Hoff inventors of the microprocessor. • It supports data transfer from devices • Kilby Built the first integrated circuit • devices connected together to share data • Used to locate web pages on the internet • It was an area network that joins centers • ...
Canadian History 2015-07-22
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- to take control by military control
- a long tool with a sharp end that was used for hunting
- looking at details and looking carefully at something
- the study of fossils
- to go against someone or a government
- looking at the complete picture and not specific details
- to protect from danger
- a pile of rocks that indicates direction
- (two words - no space) - the first economy industry in Canada
- a traditional Eskimo home made of snow blocks
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- another word for buffalo
- the hair of some animals
- organisms or creatures that are no longer found living
- ______ Island is the name given for North America
- (two words - no spaces) also called two word verbs
- to move from one place to another
- a group of people who first live in a land
- a protected place that people lived in
- the remains of organisms from a very long time ago
- to send someone away from a country forever
20 Clues: the study of fossils • to protect from danger • another word for buffalo • the hair of some animals • to move from one place to another • to take control by military control • to go against someone or a government • a protected place that people lived in • a pile of rocks that indicates direction • a group of people who first live in a land • ...
History Crossword 2016-12-11
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- These people were often called the lovers of wisdom.
- This woman believed in women rights.
- This event was when the peasants started burning public record buildings.
- This document was one of the most influential documents in England signed on 1215.
- This man wrote the famous book Candide.
- This war was caused by weak leadership under King Louis XVI's command.
- This man was the one to create the Jury System in 1154.
- This nation was the one to take over most of Africa and Asia in Europe.
- This man believed in separate government powers.
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- This man believed the best form of democracy was direct democracy.
- This man was able to overthrow the monarchs in France.
- This disease is caused by long exposure to coal dust usually children were the ones affected the most.
- This place is where people who weren't able to support themselves go to.
- This event was when the radicals started killing people during the French Revolution.
- This king had 6 wives and wanted nothing but a son.
- This man proposed Natural Rights.
- This man is the son of King Mongkut who rebelled against Siam.
- This man invented the Spinning Mule.
- This means to shine a light on.
- This man was an english novelist and the first social critic.
20 Clues: This means to shine a light on. • This man proposed Natural Rights. • This woman believed in women rights. • This man invented the Spinning Mule. • This man wrote the famous book Candide. • This man believed in separate government powers. • This king had 6 wives and wanted nothing but a son. • These people were often called the lovers of wisdom. • ...
History Crossword 2016-12-10
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- This European nation lost a war against Japan
- When a country controls another countries' trade
- A machine that executed its victims by chopping off their heads
- A king that reformed Siam
- Tortured the people of the Belgian Congo
- The heroine of back then
- Inventor of the cotton gin
- The guy who unified Germany
- A part of land that was fenced in and was owned by private owners
- The first Europeans to colonize Africa
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- People who protested and destroyed the machines during the Industrial Revolution
- The first of energy to power machines
- A period of time when 20 to 40 thousand people were executed
- Believer in natural rights
- When leaders of different countries split Africa up
- When Europe was split up for balance
- Believer in freedom of speech and religion
- A tribe who fought a war against Britain
- A french emperor that was poisoned
- A document that gave the king limited power and was signed in 1215
20 Clues: The heroine of back then • A king that reformed Siam • Believer in natural rights • Inventor of the cotton gin • The guy who unified Germany • A french emperor that was poisoned • When Europe was split up for balance • The first of energy to power machines • The first Europeans to colonize Africa • Tortured the people of the Belgian Congo • ...
US History 2017-01-10
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- a list of matters to be taken up
- one who does not side with any party in a war or dispute
- law determining the fundamental political principles of the government
- drawn toward a center or brought under the control of a central authority
- s seat for rider of a horse
- everyone has a different part of his to do
- a government tax on imports or exports
- a government order imposing a trade barrier
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- bringing again into activity and prominence
- mining underground mineral resources
- the organization that is the governing authority of a political unit
- someone who settles lawfully on government land
- deliver a sharp blow
- factory where workers do piecework for poor pay
- work paid for according to the quantity produced
- a person who comes to a other country
- nonelective government officials
- a market in which there are many buyers but only one seller
- a legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US constitution
- an organization of employees formed to bargain with the employer
20 Clues: deliver a sharp blow • s seat for rider of a horse • a list of matters to be taken up • nonelective government officials • mining underground mineral resources • a person who comes to a other country • a government tax on imports or exports • everyone has a different part of his to do • bringing again into activity and prominence • a government order imposing a trade barrier • ...
U.S. History 2016-11-18
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- The leader of the American Railway Union.
- where the land race for territories took place.
- Battle where Armstrong Custer underestimated the number of Indians he was facing.
- an attempt by the government to turn Native Americans into the rest of society.
- people who cheated by sneaking in to claim land.
- Leader of the first labor union.
- a group of people who didn't feel the main political parties were doing enough to protect their interests.
- the type of police involved in the Homestead strike.
- Invented the Morse Code.
- This was set up to provide land to Indian families so they could be self sufficient.
- Farmers wanted this as money backing instead of gold.
- America's greatest inventor.
- Idustrialists seen in a good way were called this.
- A philosophy that believes in the survival of the fittest.
- Industrialists seen in a bad way were called this.
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- This bridge was proof the U.S. was a world power in hard work and inventiveness.
- Cheap land, gold, and getting rich were all what factors?
- this kept money supplies tight because it had to be backed by gold.
- Leader of the American Federation of Labor Union.
- Tariffs protected these against foreign products.
- this group of people join the populists because they were against the gold standard.
- Department of gov. who was in charge of making sure reservations had enough supplies.
- Fleeing from crime, religious beliefs, and a new start were all what factors?
- They were put in dangerous positions in work because of their size.
- This is where Indians were put after they were rounded up.
- The leader of the Cheyenne Tribe.
- people who waited for the boom to race and claim land.
- People who bought areas of land in hopes to sell it later for profit.
- taxes on imported goods.
- This was signed by Pres. Lincoln in 1862.
30 Clues: taxes on imported goods. • Invented the Morse Code. • America's greatest inventor. • Leader of the first labor union. • The leader of the Cheyenne Tribe. • The leader of the American Railway Union. • This was signed by Pres. Lincoln in 1862. • where the land race for territories took place. • people who cheated by sneaking in to claim land. • ...
History stuff 2016-10-20
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- Allowed easy production of pottery
- What people could do with excess food
- A mix between agricultural and hunting gathering
- The main crop of south America
- Nomadic people that search for food
- Used to cut and process grasses
- Living in the same place
- The latin word for citizen
- The near Eastern Neolithic Settlement
- the revolution that brought agriculture
- the largest and the best preserved neolithic site know so far
- Some of the last animals to be domesticated
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- The area bewteen the tigris and life
- Prefix that means new
- Every Natufian home had one
- What spread easily in settled society
- The study of human activity from recovered objects
- Prefix for old
- Between 10000-8300 BC
- Old stone age
- Lush and full of life and different species
- Something that was lost in agricultural societies
- The way the houses were organized in Çatal Hüyük
- People living in mesopotamina
24 Clues: Old stone age • Prefix for old • Prefix that means new • Between 10000-8300 BC • Living in the same place • The latin word for citizen • Every Natufian home had one • People living in mesopotamina • The main crop of south America • Used to cut and process grasses • Allowed easy production of pottery • Nomadic people that search for food • The area bewteen the tigris and life • ...
Black History 2016-07-11
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- The 15th amendment, the last of the Reconstruction Amendments, gave black men this right
- First African American to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor
- Inventor; held more patents than any other African American inventor (as of 1909); his patents coined the phrase "The Real ________"
- From Richmond, IND; first white couple in Indiana to adopt a black child; set up a community in Guyana that ended up in a massacre (two words)
- "Hattie _________"; first African American performer to receive an Academy Award; first African-American to attend the ceremony as a guest and not a servant (1940)
- Garrett Morgan, who also invented the 3-position traffic light, shocked people when he wore this invention and saved people in a burning building (two words)
- _____ soldier; what soldiers were called in an all-black regiment
- In 2003, the Supreme Court decided Virginia v. Black that this activity was protected free speech
- "_____ _____ Protests"; a passive protest in which the protesters had their heads covered in ketchup and soda
- real name of Madame CJ Walker of Indianapolis
- The last state to repeal laws against interracial marriage (2000)
- Tommie Smith and John Carlos lost their medals in this sporting event when they raised their fists in a "black power salute" (1968)
- First non-white elected to Congress in 1870 (first/last name)
- "____ v. Board of Education", the Supreme Court case that determined "separate but equal" was not constitutional (1954)
- First African American appointed to the Supreme Court
- Known as "The Black Harvard"; founded by Booker T. Washington
- Guiness Book of Records cites Madame CJ Walker as being the first woman, white or black, to achieve becoming one of these under her own achievement
- "___ ___ v. Sandford"; the Supreme Court case that ruled blacks were not and could not be citizens of the U.S.
- Known as the "Master Conductor" on the Underground Railroad, his home was in Fountain City, IND. (two words)
- "____v. Ferguson", the Supreme Court case that ruled "separate but equal" was constitutional (1896)
- This crop was known as "white gold" in the South.
- A recording studio in Richmond, IND; one of the few studios that allows black musicians to record; also recorded records for the KKK
- Arrested in London by Scotland Yard, he pleaded guilty to killing Martin Luther King Jr.
- Bessie Coleman became the first African American woman to receive this type of license
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- The number of little girls killed when a KKK bomb exploded in a Birmingham church
- First President to appoint an African American to the Supreme Court
- First major-party black candidate for President (1972); first African American woman elected to Congress (1968)
- The Voting Rights Act eliminated this type of test for voters
- First black female to refuse to give up her seat on the bus
- First aired in 1975, it was the first TV show to show a successful black family
- Col. Guion Bluford becomes the first African American astronaut on this space shuttle in 1983
- Sen. Strom Thurmond set a 24-hour, 18-minute record with one of these to voice his opposition to the Civil Rights Act of 1957
- First black player in major league baseball
- The all-black basketball team formed when professional basketball teams did not permit black players
- An NAACP investigator and a seasoned anti-rape crusader who specialized in investigating assaults on black women. (two words)
- The first national monument to an African American AND the first national monument for someone NOT a president was dedicated to this person (first name/middle initial)
- (first/last name); designer of Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress; known as "The best known unknown"
- This university accepted James Meredith as a student until they found out he was black.
- The TV show that had the first scripted interracial kiss
- James W. Smith was the first African American admitted to this military establishment in 1870
- "Freedom's __________", the first black-owned and operated newspaper in the U.S. (1827)
- Emmett Ashford was the first to hold this sports position (1952)
- W.E.B. DuBois was the first African American to graduate from this university
43 Clues: First black player in major league baseball • real name of Madame CJ Walker of Indianapolis • This crop was known as "white gold" in the South. • First African American appointed to the Supreme Court • The TV show that had the first scripted interracial kiss • First black female to refuse to give up her seat on the bus • ...
Early History 2016-09-13
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- source Referenced from primary sources.
- Upright men
- Period This is when agriculture started to develop.
- Relative who lived in the past.
- Southern ape
- The knowledge, beliefs, customs, and values of a group of people.
- The study of the past based on what people left behind.
- A part or imprint of something that was once alive.
- Wise men
- The time before written language.
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- Period Also known as the Middle Stone Age.
- To use plants and animals for your own needs.
- Period Also known as the Old Stone Age.
- An object created and used by humans.
- An early ancestor of humans.
- Handy men
- Handheld objects that's been modified to help people accomplish tasks.
- The study of the past.
- A community of people that share common culture.
- source Provides first hand evidence of historical events.
20 Clues: Wise men • Handy men • Upright men • Southern ape • The study of the past. • An early ancestor of humans. • Relative who lived in the past. • The time before written language. • An object created and used by humans. • source Referenced from primary sources. • Period Also known as the Old Stone Age. • Period Also known as the Middle Stone Age. • ...
American History 2016-12-01
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- The axis powers vs the Allied forces
- The attack on a us military base that entered the us into ww2
- The right to bear arms
- A form of goverment run for the people and by the people
- Nick named "The Great War"(Not ww2)
- the amendment that give people the freedom of speech
- it established Americas goverment and fundamental laws, it gave basic rights for its citizens
- signed on July 4, 1776
- The technology war between the us and the ussr(Union of soviet socialist republic)
- The first 10 amendments
- The first english settlement in North America
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- The capital of the us
- was eventually replaced by the constitution;The goverment had no power
- The 1st president of the us
- The day that the declaration of independence was signed
- The united states largest city, located on the east coast
- A war fought between the north and south
- The name of the purchase that doubled the US in size
- the 16 president of the UnitedStates
- During ww2 the us developed the first_______ that was dropped on a japanese city
20 Clues: The capital of the us • The right to bear arms • signed on July 4, 1776 • The first 10 amendments • The 1st president of the us • Nick named "The Great War"(Not ww2) • The axis powers vs the Allied forces • the 16 president of the UnitedStates • A war fought between the north and south • The first english settlement in North America • ...
History Unit 2016-03-06
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- Wrote fables.
- Place where men practiced sports.
- religious center of the city.
- Word that comes from two root words meaning “People + Rule”.
- Book that prophesied the short life of Alexander the Great.
- Where Greece is located.
- Famous blind singing Poet or Bard.
- the alphabet that the Greeks borrowed and added vowels to.
- long raceing track
- The largest gathering place in most Greek City States.
- City the Mycenaean’s left a wood horse outside of.
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- the class of people that did all the work in Sparta.
- Body of water that nearly cuts Greece in half.
- Marketplace
- Name that Alexander the Great used for 16 cities. Bard= Singing poet.
- II conquered most of Greece.
- large groups of soldiers armed with shields and spears, trained to move together.
- The eastern Edge of Alexander the Greats Empire reached this country.
- States Independent cities that were self ruling in ancient Greece.
- Pagan God honored by the Olympic Games.
20 Clues: Marketplace • Wrote fables. • long raceing track • Where Greece is located. • religious center of the city. • II conquered most of Greece. • Place where men practiced sports. • Famous blind singing Poet or Bard. • Pagan God honored by the Olympic Games. • Body of water that nearly cuts Greece in half. • City the Mycenaean’s left a wood horse outside of. • ...
Music History 2016-05-18
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- discord in music, suggesting a state of tension
- German art songs
- a compositional method in which two voice parts sing the same melody, one a perfect fourth or fifth higher than the other
- a section of a concerto in which all the instruments and voices perform together
- French style of atmospheric music of the late nineteenth century
- a short concluding section of a piece of music that essentially ties together the main thematic threads and ends the piece
- a polyphonic choral composition based on sacred texts
- music with no strict meter or accompaniment, sung by a single voice or unison choir
- a musical style that combines tonal melody with exotic textures and timbres
- music in which composers deliberately leave parts of the composition and performance undetermined and at the discretion of performers
- a vigorous and sometimes lighthearted movement in triple meter with a middle section or trio
- a series of notes comprising the twelve pitches of the chromatic scale
- an accompaniment consisting of a harpsichord sounding the chords and a viola da gamba reinforcing the bass line
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- the written notation of a composition
- a musical style that subjectively explores deep inner feelings
- the quality of a system of pitches
- the period of rediscovered classical ideals of the ancient Greeks that inspired a rebirth and revival of human creativity
- a style of music that stresses the element of repetition with changes dictated by a rule or system
- a work in several movements for one or more instruments
- a pictorial or descriptive orchestral work in several movements
- music that portrays the meaning of the words of the text
- without tonality or a tonal center
- method of assigning a syllabic name to each tone of the scale to facilitate memorization
- a marking over or under the text to signal a change
- a type of program music written for textual materials including stories or plays
- a composition for solo voice and piano
- a composition consisting of a recurring theme alternating with contrasting sections
27 Clues: German art songs • the quality of a system of pitches • without tonality or a tonal center • the written notation of a composition • a composition for solo voice and piano • discord in music, suggesting a state of tension • a marking over or under the text to signal a change • a polyphonic choral composition based on sacred texts • ...
History Vocabulary 2016-01-31
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- Review Review of US Supreme Court
- A type of government that gives supreme power to the people.
- A farming economy viewpoint
- A tax on special luxury items
- Jurisdiction Court has the power to hear a case many times. But any higher court has the power to review a lower court's decision.
- Against the constitutional
- Owing money to someone else
- Supported views of Alexander Hamilton
- A president's group of advisers
- Establish or originate
- A significant important thing that a person did
- Act of solving a problem
- A tax paid on imports and exports
- Income
- Wealthy rich class people
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- People are forced to take up arms and join Armies or Navies
- Debt Debt that the National government to pay off.
- Not be on either side
- Act An act passed under John Adams' presidency which made foreigners harder to become citizens.
- To give in compensation for something else
- A strong belief that the interests of a particular nation-state is very important.
- To explain the meaning of something
- A policy to never interfere
- Party A group of people who have the same ideas for government and form a party to run for office.
- A role model or example for others to follow
- Policy Administrative decisions which are directly related with other countries.
- Policy Administrative decisions which are directly related within a nation's borders.
27 Clues: Income • Not be on either side • Establish or originate • Act of solving a problem • Wealthy rich class people • Against the constitutional • A farming economy viewpoint • A policy to never interfere • Owing money to someone else • A tax on special luxury items • A president's group of advisers • Review Review of US Supreme Court • A tax paid on imports and exports • ...
HISTORY CROSSWORD 2016-06-15
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- women couldn't do this without their husbands consent
- abbreviation for the terrorist group in the middle east
- hindu word meaning "good wife"
- first female senator in 1930
- what were alice and lucy fighting for?
- in 1916 women were given the right to _____
- in 1974 the _______ hired its first female worker
- this was created so women could have a child and come back to the same job
- what were the girls charged with when protesting outside of the presidents building
- women campaigned against this
- the government _________ everything from the japanese canadians
- something that upset feminists for how it portrayed women
- the __________ people were fed up with the fact that they made the least amount of money in their province
- women had almost no ________ freedom
- important person in the womens rights movement
- women were taught by society to find fullfillment in only ____________
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- "a vote is a ________"
- the FLQ had somewhat ___________ learnings
- this was illegal for women to do
- some people denied womens right to vote because they thought that if they got involved in politics they wouldn't do this anymore
- group consisting of emily murphy, louise mckinney, nellie mcclung, henrietta edwards, irene parlby
- in ww2 thousands of _______ were forced into detention camps in bc
- the FLQ became more vocal and broadcasted its aims through this
- liberals passed this in 1970
- she petitioned for a womens court in Alberta
- the president at the time the girls were fighting for the right to vote
- british trade commissioner kidnapped in 1970
- province where the womens rights movement was particularly strong
- pursuing full equality for women in every sphere of society
- how many months were the girls in jail for
- what percentage of women by the mid fifties dropped out of college to get married?
- what helped kick off second wave feminism
- main city involved in the october crisis
- between 1963 and 1970 the FLQ carried out more than __________armed robberies and more than 200 bombings
34 Clues: "a vote is a ________" • liberals passed this in 1970 • first female senator in 1930 • women campaigned against this • hindu word meaning "good wife" • this was illegal for women to do • women had almost no ________ freedom • what were alice and lucy fighting for? • main city involved in the october crisis • what helped kick off second wave feminism • ...
History Vocabulary 2016-02-18
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- a person who wants to change conditions he or she thinks are harmful.
- minister: the head of the majority party in the parliamentary government.
- water: water beneath the earth's surface.
- of living: all the things that people have that make their lives comfortable- food, clothing, shelter, services and so on.
- the result of a poor diet.
- system: aid given by government agencies to those in need.
- healthy clean living conditions.
- what happens when prices go up and money is worth less.
- money or property, especially when used to make more money.
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- to stop working until certain demands are met.
- a system of government in which the state controls economy and runs businesses for the benefit of citizens.
- a public display of agriculture and industrial progress.
- a worker, form the Latin word proletarius; lowest class.
- animal: an animal used for pulling loads
- a period of poor business and high unemployment.
- a time large numbers of workers are fired, often with no warning.
- market: when both the seller and the buyer of an item or a service agree on a fair pricewithout anyone else's influence or control.
- the ability to resist or not be seriously affected by a disease.
- the movement from one place to another.
- hunting or fishing on another person's land without the right to do so.
- of labor: different people doing different jobs that in the end all combine to finish a complicated task or activity; also called specialization.
21 Clues: the result of a poor diet. • healthy clean living conditions. • the movement from one place to another. • animal: an animal used for pulling loads • water: water beneath the earth's surface. • to stop working until certain demands are met. • a period of poor business and high unemployment. • what happens when prices go up and money is worth less. • ...
US History 2017-03-02
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- political party that South had
- political party that North had
- an American,approached the Spanish with a plan for Texas settlement:
- one of the first female nurses to serve in the Civil war, known as her First Aid
- a town that Free-soilers refused to follow laws and started
- Thanks to this, by 1850, California’s population had reached 93,000
- The pro-slavery legislature established the town of 000000000
- a president of the North, was strongly against slavery
- to incorparate into the domain of a city, country, or state
- opposing to slavery
- First Europeans to visit what would become Texas
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- one of the Nebraska Territory divided into: Nebraska and 000000
- of parts of New Mexico, Arizona, and California
- a war between citizens of the North and South
- a movement in the 19th C that focused on the abolishment of slavery
- Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri
- favoring slavery
- President Lincoln’s plan that suffocating the South like a snake by cutting off their resources
- an abolitionist Senator from MA
- a type of rule in which military commanders are in control and citizens’ rights and freedoms are suspended
- law determined the residents of Utah could decide whether to allow slavery
21 Clues: favoring slavery • opposing to slavery • political party that South had • political party that North had • an abolitionist Senator from MA • Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri • a war between citizens of the North and South • of parts of New Mexico, Arizona, and California • First Europeans to visit what would become Texas • ...
VA History 2017-04-06
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- pay as you go, and massive resistance
- Richmond and Jamestown are located on this river
- chief of many tribes and served as a contact between native people and English settlers
- a crop that is grown and sold for a profit
- capital hill
- the natural border between the Tidewater and Piedmont regions
- first African american bank president
- area of elevated land that is flat on top
- plan for peace, 20th century president, and has a school named after him
- old, rounded, mountains
- Alexandria is located on this river
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- located in the coastal plain region
- created an economic plan and military
- first African American governor in the nation
- arrowheads, pottery, and other tools that are found that tell about the history of a place
- land at the foot of mountains
- flat land located near the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay
- includes the great valley of Virginia
- Fredericksburg is located on this river
- Yorktown is located on this river
- hired many African Americans and women to government offices
- social advocate and tennis player
- large Indian town used by Indian leaders
23 Clues: capital hill • old, rounded, mountains • land at the foot of mountains • Yorktown is located on this river • social advocate and tennis player • located in the coastal plain region • Alexandria is located on this river • pay as you go, and massive resistance • created an economic plan and military • includes the great valley of Virginia • first African american bank president • ...
History Crossword 2017-05-22
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- wrote Declaration of Independence
- cause of Marbury v Madison case
- general for the union
- war to get independence from Britain
- first self government
- list grievances about King George
- first president
- law of the land
- workforce for colonies
- discovered electricity
- branches balance each other out
- belief it was God given right to expand west
- transportation system that makes it easier to move around the country
- rights of the people
- war between the union and confederacy
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- slave trade route
- the forgotten war
- /eneral for the confederacy
- first Vice President
- here before the colonies settled
- president during the civil war for the union
- war that lasted 7 years
- first colony
- communications used in civil war
- King of Britain
25 Clues: first colony • first president • law of the land • King of Britain • slave trade route • the forgotten war • first Vice President • rights of the people • general for the union • first self government • workforce for colonies • discovered electricity • war that lasted 7 years • /eneral for the confederacy • cause of Marbury v Madison case • branches balance each other out • ...
History Project 2017-05-22
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- /law of the land
- communications used in civil war
- first self government
- first president
- list grievances about King George
- colony
- transportation system that makes it easier to move around the country
- general for the union
- here before the colonies settled
- war between the union and confederacy
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- discovered electricity
- branches balance each other out
- general for the confederacy
- wrote Declaration of Independence
- the forgotten war
- slave trade route
- war to get away from Britain
- war with Britain that lasted 7 years
- rights of the people
- King of Britain
- first Vice President
- belief it was God given right to expand west
- cause of Marbury v Madison case
- president during the civil war for the union
- workforce for colonies
25 Clues: colony • first president • King of Britain • /law of the land • the forgotten war • slave trade route • rights of the people • first Vice President • first self government • general for the union • discovered electricity • workforce for colonies • general for the confederacy • war to get away from Britain • branches balance each other out • cause of Marbury v Madison case • ...
U.S History 2017-04-02
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- system: First established by the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851) and Fort Atkinson (1853), this system established boundaries for the territory of each tribe that would be overseen by the Bureau of Indian Affairs
- for fraud and bribery
- of Nations: International organization founded in 1919 to promote world peace but greatly weakened by the refusal of the United States to join. It proved ineffectual in stopping aggression by Italy, Japan, and Germany in the 1930s.
- and sedition acts: two laws, enacted in 1917 and 1918, that imposed harsh penalties on anyone interfering with or speaking against US participation in World War I.
- sumner: gave a speech in may 1856 called " the Crime Against Kansas" militant opponent of slavery, beat with a cane by Preston Brooks after the speech, collapsed unconscious and couldn't return to senate for 4 years, symbol throughout the north.
- stick diplomacy: Theodore Roosevelt's imperialist policy promoting the US as a world power. i.e.: treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War; Open Door Policy with China; Panama Canal; world tour of the Great White Fleet; all of which gave rise to world-power status.
- points: The war aims outlined by President Wilson in 1918, which he believed would promote lasting peace
- amendment: An amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1868, defining national citizenship and forbidding the states to restrict the basic rights of citizens or other persons.
- a farmer who worked without his own supplies in exchange for some of the harvest.
- nagger: Northerners who came to the south during the reconstruction era.
- Canal: Theodore Roosevelt's imperialist policy promoting the US as a world power. i.e.: treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War; Open Door Policy with China; Panama Canal; world tour of the Great White Fleet; all of which gave rise to world-power status.
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- amendment: An amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1870, prohibiting the restriction of voting rights "on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude."
- migration: the migration of African Americans in the south to go north or mid west in 1910-1960
- and republicans were not listening to the people.
- People's party
- movement: Certificates sold by the United States government to pay for the war.
- Stevens: A Republican leader and one of the most powerful members of the United States House of Representatives. He was chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee,and a witty, sarcastic speaker and flamboyant party leader who dominated the House from 1861 until his death and wrote much of the financial legislation that paid for the American Civil War.
- service act: This 1917 law provided for the registration of all American men between the ages of 21 and 30 for a military draft.
- starts out west then spreads out
- system: Used in both the First and Second World Wars. Several cargo ships would together sail from Canada to the UK protected by naval escort ships.
- Nebraska act: Sen. Douglas wanted to divide the territory into the Nebraska Territory and the Kansas Territory; to gain support of the South, he decided slavery could be decided by popular sovereignty
- warfare: A form of warfare in which opposing armies fight each other from trenches dug in the battlefield. , Fighting with trenches, mines, and barbed wire. Horrible living conditions, great slaughter, no gains, stalemate, used in WWI.
- machines: organizations whose main goals were the rewards money, influence, prestige of getting and keeping power
23 Clues: People's party • for fraud and bribery • starts out west then spreads out • and republicans were not listening to the people. • nagger: Northerners who came to the south during the reconstruction era. • movement: Certificates sold by the United States government to pay for the war. • a farmer who worked without his own supplies in exchange for some of the harvest. • ...
History crossword 2017-04-25
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- invented the radio
- of manufacture he began to use mass production methods
- provided word for many people
- young men worked in our woods and forests
- Charles L's plane he flew from NY to Paris
- buying and selling shares of companies
- Republican us president elected in 1928
- granted us women the right to vote
- flew the Atlantic alone and was never saw again
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- transporting people or cargo
- projects for painters writers and musicians
- banks failed, millions without homes, and emergency food station
- when you reach retirement age people are assured money to live
- propelled a car
- invented the airplane
- period where all banks were closed
- took over Hardings job after he died
- invented the wireless telegraph
- president who began the new deal program
- elected us president in 1920
20 Clues: propelled a car • invented the radio • invented the airplane • transporting people or cargo • elected us president in 1920 • provided word for many people • invented the wireless telegraph • period where all banks were closed • granted us women the right to vote • took over Hardings job after he died • buying and selling shares of companies • ...
History Crossword 2017-09-12
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- primary source
- 1400 - 1600
- 3000 BCE - CE 476
- studies crypts
- religion, present
- earliest to latest
- person who investigates the past
- 1600 - present
- religious leader
- 476 - 1400
- opininion
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- religion, yin yang
- what historians and detectives have in common
- men who craft things
- teacher
- an expert at science
- studies languages
- person who digs ancient remains
- studies human origins
- ancient historian
- before history
- artefact
- male leader of an empire
- period of time
- time when a specific empire ruled
- SOURCE of investigation
26 Clues: teacher • artefact • opininion • 476 - 1400 • 1400 - 1600 • primary source • before history • studies crypts • period of time • 1600 - present • religious leader • studies languages • ancient historian • 3000 BCE - CE 476 • religion, present • religion, yin yang • earliest to latest • men who craft things • an expert at science • studies human origins • SOURCE of investigation • male leader of an empire • ...
U.S. History 2017-10-12
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- Work,especially hard physical work
- Electronic or digital products and systems considered as a group
- A violent commotion, disturbance, or tumult
- To set free
- A person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them
- Basis, foundation, support
- A tax to be paid on imports or exports.
- The right to vote
- Invented the cotton gin
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- A place to work
- A seaport in and the capital of Massachusetts
- At the mouth of the Hudson
- Having little or no money, goods, or means of support
- Developed the first successful steamboat
- Father of the American Industrial Revolution
- City of brotherly love
- A estate or home
- Group of men
- Able to read and write
- The capital of West Virginia
20 Clues: To set free • Group of men • A place to work • A estate or home • The right to vote • City of brotherly love • Able to read and write • Invented the cotton gin • At the mouth of the Hudson • Basis, foundation, support • The capital of West Virginia • Work,especially hard physical work • A tax to be paid on imports or exports. • Developed the first successful steamboat • ...
world history 2017-08-28
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- gift that shows gratitude, respect, or admiration.
- a group of state or countries under a single authority
- of Hammurabi: is a well preserved law of ancient
- taming an animal and then keeping them as a pet
- the belief in only one god
- An artist that is extremely good at what they do.
- the dominant social system in medieval Europe
- state: a city that with its surrounding territory from an independent states
- the monotheistic religion of the Jews
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- moving from one place to another
- 14 Dating: a way to tell how old something is.
- a system of government
- the belief in more than one god
- an official in a government department
- objects made by a human being
- the law of God recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures
- a major religious and cultural tradition of South Asia, developed from Vedic religion
- hereditary rulers
- social standing where one rarely moves castes
- travel from place to place, never settle down, never farm.
20 Clues: hereditary rulers • a system of government • the belief in only one god • objects made by a human being • the belief in more than one god • moving from one place to another • the monotheistic religion of the Jews • an official in a government department • social standing where one rarely moves castes • the dominant social system in medieval Europe • ...
History 1050 2017-11-03
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- one who fights for his people
- provided Indian families with the supplies needed for living
- a type of heavy sled
- a land with forests covering its narrow ridges and deep valleys
- Indian corn
- a person who moves often and wanders from place to place
- a lamp that provides light, heat, and fire for cooking
- a spear like weapon used in hunting
- a union of two or more groups
- a type of boot worn by Inuit
- made up of Indians who lived int eh same area and spoke the same language
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- any type of Inuit house
- Canada’s largest geographical region and covers half of Canada
- a food made of dried meat and fat
- the land bridge Indians may have come to North America by following herds
- one of the two most important events of history besides Creation
- lands of the north where little will grow
- means an Indian tent home
- touching an enemy in war
- helps us learn the order in which events took place
- the Inuit’s main winter food
21 Clues: Indian corn • a type of heavy sled • any type of Inuit house • touching an enemy in war • means an Indian tent home • a type of boot worn by Inuit • the Inuit’s main winter food • one who fights for his people • a union of two or more groups • a food made of dried meat and fat • a spear like weapon used in hunting • lands of the north where little will grow • ...
world history 2017-11-03
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- a major religious and cultural tradition of South Asia, developed from Vedic religion.
- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
- A social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, business people, and wealthy farmers
- founder of communism
- British history was the period of Queen Victoria's reign from 20 June 1837, until her death on 22 January 1901. It was a long period of peace, prosperity, refined sensibilities and national self-confidence for Britain.
- people move to the cities
- was a period of major industrialization that took place during the late 1700s and early 1800s.
- an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
- government has a hands off approach to business based on a belief that business can perform best without government regulation
- Economic system in which the factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all
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- a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
- controlled the area and renamed it palestine
- canal in NE Egypt, crossing the Isthmus
- patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts.
- the action of sharing something out among a number of recipients.
- the promotion of human welfare
- founder of capitalism
- a war in south Africa between British empire and the bores
- Historic region on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea
- a movement for (originally) the re-establishment and (now) the development and protection of a Jewish nation in what is now Israel. It was established as a political organization in 1897 under Theodor Herzl, and was later led by Chaim Weizmann.
20 Clues: founder of communism • founder of capitalism • people move to the cities • the promotion of human welfare • canal in NE Egypt, crossing the Isthmus • patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts. • controlled the area and renamed it palestine • a war in south Africa between British empire and the bores • Historic region on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea • ...
American History 2017-11-20
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- a group of lands or countries under one government
- using resources to make and sell goods to grow nations
- harm people suffer because of who they are
- gathering of food corps
- things people need to live
- one of 7 large bodies of land
- make a home
- areas ruled by another country
- move from one place to another
- publicly disagree
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- all the people who live in an area
- a tool for finding direction
- people in government who are elected
- self government
- English colonists who wanted religious freedom
- people who buy and sell goods
- money people must pay to a government
- take possession
- way of life
- area of land
20 Clues: make a home • way of life • area of land • self government • take possession • publicly disagree • gathering of food corps • things people need to live • a tool for finding direction • one of 7 large bodies of land • people who buy and sell goods • areas ruled by another country • move from one place to another • all the people who live in an area • people in government who are elected • ...
American History 2017-11-20
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- a group of lands or countries under one government
- using resources to make and sell goods to grow nations
- harm people suffer because of who they are
- gathering of food corps
- things people need to live
- one of 7 large bodies of land
- make a home
- areas ruled by another country
- move from one place to another
- publicly disagree
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- all the people who live in an area
- a tool for finding direction
- people in government who are elected
- self government
- English colonists who wanted religious freedom
- people who buy and sell goods
- money people must pay to a government
- take possession
- way of life
- area of land
20 Clues: make a home • way of life • area of land • self government • take possession • publicly disagree • gathering of food corps • things people need to live • a tool for finding direction • one of 7 large bodies of land • people who buy and sell goods • areas ruled by another country • move from one place to another • all the people who live in an area • people in government who are elected • ...
History Concepts 2017-12-05
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- first 10 amendments to the constitution stating fundamental rights
- supporters of the constitution and a stronger national government
- powers shared by federal and state governments
- an official change or addition to constitution
- studied political sciences and were the people who put their ideas into the constitution
- government with limited powers strictly defined by law
- to approve
- government people rule through elected representatives
- political theory that government is subject to will of the people
- Locke created basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled
- branch that executes laws
- famous anti-federalist who refused to sign the constitution
- system in which each branch of government limits the others
- sharing of powers between national and state governments
- England's law making body
- power of court to judge whether or not actions of another are unconstitutional
- branch that makes laws
- based on ideas ideas of John Locke. Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.
- city where constitution was signed
- supreme law of the land
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- powers not specifically defined in constitution but intrusted in congress
- legislative, executive, judicial
- powers that belong only to state governments
- court of congress based upon population
- each side gives up a little for the greater good
- based on Montesquieu's ideas. Principle by which powers are divided among multiple government branches so not to much power in one person's hand
- powers that belong only to federal government
- writer of the constitution
- governments power comes from the people
- created idea of separation of powers
- Delegates of Constitutional COnvention who shaped the US constitution
- intro into the constitution stating its goals
- against ratifying constitution. Wanted bill of rights
- a document that the framers took inspiration from
- movement that promoted the idea that knowledge, reason and science would improve society
- court of congress based upon equality
- branch that involves court systems
37 Clues: to approve • branch that makes laws • supreme law of the land • branch that executes laws • England's law making body • writer of the constitution • legislative, executive, judicial • branch that involves court systems • city where constitution was signed • created idea of separation of powers • court of congress based upon equality • court of congress based upon population • ...
