history Crossword Puzzles
Publix History 2025-07-04
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- What grocery store did Mr.George work for before Publix?
- Age Publix turned this year? (no dash)
- Name of nearby town that just got their first Publix!
- Name of Publix's volunteering organization?
- Approximately 90% of Publix stores have one of these.
- What state has the 2nd most number of Publix stores?
- Publix _______. Publix's latin food store concept.
- Number of Publix stores in Gainesville
- The only other state, besides Florida, to have Publix Liquors?
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- App used to find "Unfound" and "Auto" list?
- Name of Publix's mascot?
- Last name of our Store Manager?
- What city had the first Publix Food Store?
- Best bakery manager?
- Our goal is to be the "______ Food Retailer in the World"
- Publix's natural/organic line of products.
- Name of DVD rental kiosk previously offered at Publix
- Name of Publix's ATM network?
- Fortune magazine named us a Great Place to _____ Legend!
19 Clues: Best bakery manager? • Name of Publix's mascot? • Name of Publix's ATM network? • Last name of our Store Manager? • Age Publix turned this year? (no dash) • Number of Publix stores in Gainesville • What city had the first Publix Food Store? • Publix's natural/organic line of products. • App used to find "Unfound" and "Auto" list? • Name of Publix's volunteering organization? • ...
U.S History 2025-11-10
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- the devotion to the culture and interests of one's country
- act/allowed merchants to trade only with countries other than France and England
- Gin/Was invented by Eli Whiteny
- Hawks/John C. Calhoun and Henry Clay were known as
- of Ghent/Ended the war of 1812
- invented by Robert Fulton in 1807
- purchase/was in 1803 and it doubled the size of the U.S
- a tax incoming goods
- Doctrine/Stated America was for Americans
- Jefferson/Was the third President of the U.S.
- Compromise/was an agreement to balance free and slave states
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- forcible seizure of American sailors into the Royal Navy was called
- Marshall/In the early 1800s,John Marshall was a Supreme Court Justice for over 30 years
- parts/Standardized parts that could be used in place of one other were called
- Era/Was made up of the Presidencies of Jefferson/Madison/Monroe
- sinking of the American Boat the Chesapeake led to the war of 1812
- an agreement to cease fire
- a famous Indian guide who helped Lewis and Clark
- and Clark/Explored the Louisiana purchase
19 Clues: a tax incoming goods • an agreement to cease fire • of Ghent/Ended the war of 1812 • Gin/Was invented by Eli Whiteny • invented by Robert Fulton in 1807 • and Clark/Explored the Louisiana purchase • Doctrine/Stated America was for Americans • Jefferson/Was the third President of the U.S. • a famous Indian guide who helped Lewis and Clark • ...
English History 2026-07-12
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- The first of which was penned by Dr Samuel Johnson in 1755, to standardise English
- 450 - 1150C.E
- the hypothetical mother language of English and other European languages
- The language used by the upper class during the Middle English era
- Lexemes that have similar meaning across different languages due to a related history
- the study of word origins and their formation over time
- the book which established the standard for written english
- the _____ plague which assisted in the standardisation of language
- A series of conflicts between England and France that instated English as the official language of England.
- 1750 - present
- the era in which english became the official language of England
- the guy who unified english
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- 1500 - 1700C.E
- 1100 - 1500C.E
- Pronunciations where 'r' phonemes are pronounced in all positions and contexts.
- the conventions for the writing of a language
- The British Empire spread English globally through _____
- Shift of phonetic sounds upward in mouth
- First Germanic Sound Shift
- the language branch containing English, German, and Norwegian
- famous Elizabethan poet who created many idioms and metaphors
21 Clues: 450 - 1150C.E • 1500 - 1700C.E • 1100 - 1500C.E • 1750 - present • First Germanic Sound Shift • the guy who unified english • Shift of phonetic sounds upward in mouth • the conventions for the writing of a language • the study of word origins and their formation over time • The British Empire spread English globally through _____ • ...
RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST 2017-05-09
10 Clues: old stone age • new stone age • one use of fire • middle stone age • the study of coins • the father of history • the early men wandered in • the word used for early men • the grey stone used to make tools and weapons • the tearm used to describe the period of before written history
history 2014-01-17
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- The dangerous area between two opposing armies' trenches
- A disease that can be treated with insulin
- Subject of Zambian-Canadian artist Chansa's new song
- A country in which a genocide took place in 1994
- Young women who challenged society's expectations
- People who flee their home country due to war, persecution or natural disaster
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- The US dropped an atomic bomb on _____________, ending WWII
- A ban on alcohol during the 1920s and 1930s
- The Treaty of ___________________ ended WWI
- A condition in which the skin on soldiers' feet rots and falls off
- The battle in WWI in which poisonous chlorine gas was first used
11 Clues: A disease that can be treated with insulin • A ban on alcohol during the 1920s and 1930s • The Treaty of ___________________ ended WWI • A country in which a genocide took place in 1994 • Young women who challenged society's expectations • Subject of Zambian-Canadian artist Chansa's new song • The dangerous area between two opposing armies' trenches • ...
History 2014-06-20
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- Wrote the 95 Theses
- Who wrote Utopia
- Painting by Jan Van Eyck
- Where the Mughals ruled
- Where did Calvinism start
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- Could be described as the most important Sultan
- What the name of the followers of John Knox
- Who wrote famous plays
- Focus on human potential
- Church that Elizabeth I started
- Birthplace of the Renaissance
11 Clues: Who wrote Utopia • Wrote the 95 Theses • Who wrote famous plays • Where the Mughals ruled • Painting by Jan Van Eyck • Focus on human potential • Where did Calvinism start • Birthplace of the Renaissance • Church that Elizabeth I started • What the name of the followers of John Knox • Could be described as the most important Sultan
history 2013-10-09
11 Clues: Poem by Homer • They invaded Indus • Half man half bull • Cradle of Democracy • Author of the Iliad • Who invaded Minoans • City in Indus Valley • Game invented by Indus • Early Greece civilization • The most powerful city in Kriti/Crete • Democratic reforms were made by him in Greece
History 2017-03-01
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- Large period of time
- Abdirov
- Ancient city which locates near to Tibre
- fossil genus of great apes, having signs of bipedalism
- "Man from port", Scandinavian nation
- Ancient State which converted to Islam in 960(near Kazakhstan)
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- The early period of the Stone Age.
- Ancient country which capital is Athens
- ...Augustus
- First president of Kazakhstan
- fourth khan of Kazakh nation
11 Clues: Abdirov • ...Augustus • Large period of time • fourth khan of Kazakh nation • First president of Kazakhstan • The early period of the Stone Age. • "Man from port", Scandinavian nation • Ancient country which capital is Athens • Ancient city which locates near to Tibre • fossil genus of great apes, having signs of bipedalism • ...
History 2017-10-17
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- largest unit of the Roman army
- a group of volunteers giving supplementary support to an organization or institution
- Cogidubnus 1st century king
- light spear
- soldier in a roman legion
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- flag identifying a Roman legion
- first century queen
- Caesar roman politician and general
- leader of a century
- big guns used in warfare on land
- soldiers who fought on horseback
11 Clues: light spear • first century queen • leader of a century • soldier in a roman legion • Cogidubnus 1st century king • largest unit of the Roman army • flag identifying a Roman legion • big guns used in warfare on land • soldiers who fought on horseback • Caesar roman politician and general • a group of volunteers giving supplementary support to an organization or institution
history 2020-11-10
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- is the month when the first covid 19 cases were reported
- you take to me dirty cars
- second president of Kenya
- was an American president assassinated in a theater
- Washington was the first president of the USA
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- the word November in French
- Kimathi was the leader of the Mau Mau
- capital city of USA
- is in every sport
- who invented the smartphones
- capital city of France
11 Clues: is in every sport • capital city of USA • capital city of France • you take to me dirty cars • second president of Kenya • the word November in French • who invented the smartphones • Kimathi was the leader of the Mau Mau • Washington was the first president of the USA • was an American president assassinated in a theater • ...
History 2021-03-28
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- Με πρωτοβουλία ποιας αυτοκράτειρας αποφασίστηκε η αναστήλωση των εικόνων;
- Πρωτεργάτες του κινήματος της εικονομαχίας.
- Ένας τέτοιος καταστροφικός στάθηκε η αφορμή της εικονομαχίας.
- Μόνο ένας από τους Κομνηνούς ενδιαφέρθηκε για τον αγροτικό κόσμο.
- Έτσι ονομάζονταν οι νέοι αυτοκρατορικοί νόμοι.
- Ονομάστηκε τρίτη Ρώμη.
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- Και αυτοί εκχριστιανίστηκαν από το Πατριαρχείο Κωνσταντινουπόλεως.
- Ένας από τους δύο ιεραποστόλους που εκχριστιάνισαν τους Σλάβους.
- Κατήργησε τους Ολυμπιακούς Αγώνες.
- Νησίδες σλαβικού πληθυσμού ανάμεσα στους Έλληνες.
- Αυτός ήταν ο αρχικός προορισμός της τέταρτης Σταυροφορίας.
11 Clues: Ονομάστηκε τρίτη Ρώμη. • Κατήργησε τους Ολυμπιακούς Αγώνες. • Πρωτεργάτες του κινήματος της εικονομαχίας. • Έτσι ονομάζονταν οι νέοι αυτοκρατορικοί νόμοι. • Νησίδες σλαβικού πληθυσμού ανάμεσα στους Έλληνες. • Αυτός ήταν ο αρχικός προορισμός της τέταρτης Σταυροφορίας. • Ένας τέτοιος καταστροφικός στάθηκε η αφορμή της εικονομαχίας. • ...
History 2021-07-06
11 Clues: Began in 1914 • Impeached twice • Born in Bethlehem • The Battle of 1066 • Allegedly killed JFK • Killed all 7 on board • Won world cup in 1966 • Ended with Berlin Wall • Assassinated in Dallas • One small step for man • Only 7 survived downpour
History 2023-11-17
11 Clues: King of Italy • Italian General • King of England • Emperor of Russia • Emperor of Austria • 7th president of USA • 16th president of USA • Former Interior Minister • Former President of France • Queen of the United Kingdom's • Prime minister of the kingdom of Sardinia
History 2023-11-17
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- Everlasting life
- the belief in or worship of more than one god.
- The language used by the babylonians and assyrians
- A king who ruled the city-state of Uruk. a Demigod
- he wedge-shaped characters used in the ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia
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- an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
- a line of hereditary rulers of a country
- the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced.
- the doctrine or belief that there is only one God
- concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
- a divine mythological figure, a god who is either part human, or a minor god.
11 Clues: Everlasting life • a line of hereditary rulers of a country • the belief in or worship of more than one god. • the doctrine or belief that there is only one God • The language used by the babylonians and assyrians • A king who ruled the city-state of Uruk. a Demigod • a divine mythological figure, a god who is either part human, or a minor god. • ...
history 2023-02-27
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- what was the first decade that games had real instruments
- all video game music is ____
- the first game on a computer was made in _____
- the thing that a lot of game's music sounds like
- there are __ notes in music (no flats or sharps)
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- most old video games have ____
- what was the first decade that non arcade games had music (no spaces)
- one of the first games with sound was ____
- music boosts a games ___
- the thing that stealth games build
- most NES games took under one ___ to store (shortened)
11 Clues: music boosts a games ___ • all video game music is ____ • most old video games have ____ • the thing that stealth games build • one of the first games with sound was ____ • the first game on a computer was made in _____ • the thing that a lot of game's music sounds like • there are __ notes in music (no flats or sharps) • ...
history 2023-02-27
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- what was the first decade that games had real instruments
- all video game music is ____
- the first game on a computer was made in _____
- the thing that a lot of game's music sounds like
- there are __ notes in music (no flats or sharps)
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- most old video games have ____
- what was the first decade that non arcade games had music (no spaces)
- one of the first games with sound was ____
- music boosts a games ___
- the thing that stealth games build
- most NES games took under one ___ to store (shortened)
11 Clues: music boosts a games ___ • all video game music is ____ • most old video games have ____ • the thing that stealth games build • one of the first games with sound was ____ • the first game on a computer was made in _____ • the thing that a lot of game's music sounds like • there are __ notes in music (no flats or sharps) • ...
History 2023-05-22
11 Clues: Very old • Ten years. • A hundred years. • A thousand years. • A king of ancient Egypt. • To find and kill animals. • A special happening or occassion • A house made of different fabrics. • A line to put past events in order. • Plants grown on a farm or by a river. • Pictures or symbols used in Egypt to write.
History 2021-10-08
History 2021-10-08
History 2021-09-23
11 Clues: end final part • to have a foundation • TO make a prediction • The 13 original states • A promise of assurance • to accuse before a trial • A earnest request for aid • a person act for representation • A group of fundamental principals • A discussion of a public assembly • The Federal principal of the government
History 2021-10-28
12 Clues: 8 • 5 • 9 • 11 • 12 • 10 • cm of Italy • this type of govt • most dangerous enemy • founder of young italy. • he was proclaimed as king of united Italy in 1861. • he once remarked when France sneezes the rest of the Europe catches cold.
History 2021-12-17
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- Rome’s chariot racing arena
- a payment given to plebeians
- a patricians house
- the time before writing was used
- wealthy families who made up Rome
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- poor people in Rome
- Where children learned reading and writing
- where plebeians lived
- someone who studies history
- the study of the past
- the study of remains left by people
11 Clues: a patricians house • poor people in Rome • where plebeians lived • the study of the past • someone who studies history • Rome’s chariot racing arena • a payment given to plebeians • the time before writing was used • wealthy families who made up Rome • the study of remains left by people • Where children learned reading and writing
History 2025-02-26
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- Political group that sought reform
- Revolutionary leader known for land reforms
- Mexican revolutionary leader associated with the North
- Major uprising starting in 191
- Leader known for his agrarian reform
- Political group opposing the Liberals
- A significant revolutionary movement in Mexico
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- Artistic prints by José Guadalupe
- Collective term for various factions
- A period of political control
- Key revolutionary figure, known for his ideals
11 Clues: A period of political control • Major uprising starting in 191 • Artistic prints by José Guadalupe • Political group that sought reform • Collective term for various factions • Leader known for his agrarian reform • Political group opposing the Liberals • Revolutionary leader known for land reforms • Key revolutionary figure, known for his ideals • ...
history 2025-03-13
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- is being accused of the person
- the second lowest court
- the final decision made in a trial
- a place that holds serious of cases
- a group of people who decide if someone is guilty or not guilty
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- is the lowest court in Australia court system
- the judge of the court
- it is a z of a sentence
- the most serious criminal cases
- appeals really intense court cases from the supreme court
- the person who decides the punishment in a court room
11 Clues: the judge of the court • it is a z of a sentence • the second lowest court • is being accused of the person • the most serious criminal cases • the final decision made in a trial • a place that holds serious of cases • is the lowest court in Australia court system • the person who decides the punishment in a court room • ...
HISTORY 2023-10-29
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- The process of establishing control over foreign lands.
- Relating to a time long ago in history.
- A group of nations or people ruled by a single authority.
- A conflict involving armed forces and usually between nations.
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- Relating to the period of rapid growth in industry and technology.
- An advanced society with organized institutions and culture.
- The state of being free from outside control or rule.
- A dramatic and sudden change in a country's government or society.
- The practice of owning and exploiting people as property.
- The study of past events and human experiences.
- A system of government where people have the power to make decisions.
11 Clues: Relating to a time long ago in history. • The study of past events and human experiences. • The state of being free from outside control or rule. • The process of establishing control over foreign lands. • The practice of owning and exploiting people as property. • A group of nations or people ruled by a single authority. • ...
history 2023-10-11
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- a green mineral used in Egyptian medicine
- you need these to make natural cures
- a holy man
- before there was writing to record history
- a factor that helped us to progress
- the country where the pyramids are found
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- the doctor may give you this if you are sick
- take tis to feel better
- it's like paper and it's made from paper
- rolled up parchment with written information
- a factor such as tools, ships, papyrus
11 Clues: a holy man • take tis to feel better • a factor that helped us to progress • you need these to make natural cures • a factor such as tools, ships, papyrus • it's like paper and it's made from paper • the country where the pyramids are found • a green mineral used in Egyptian medicine • before there was writing to record history • the doctor may give you this if you are sick • ...
history 2024-01-30
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- attacked indulgences in 1518
- invented the printing press
- Roman theologian and taught at the University of Leipzig
- purchased main office in Germany, 50% of Tetzel’s earnings went to him
- said Scripture was the basis, preahced in native language not Latin
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- said the Bible was the basis for Christianity
- a scholar who studied and teached all over Europe, relized the Roman Church twisted Scripture
- Oxford professor, translate Bible to English
- against infant baptisms + Roman church
- sold indulgences
- other 50% went to him to pay for the St Peter’s Cathedral in Rome
11 Clues: sold indulgences • invented the printing press • attacked indulgences in 1518 • against infant baptisms + Roman church • Oxford professor, translate Bible to English • said the Bible was the basis for Christianity • Roman theologian and taught at the University of Leipzig • other 50% went to him to pay for the St Peter’s Cathedral in Rome • ...
History 2024-12-02
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- 1852 legislation banning the sale of alcohol in Maine.
- ________ Railroads (new transportation system).
- Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
- "The _______ Ten" (Gold Rush miners).
- The main character in Stowe’s novel.
- Term to describe the popularity of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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- "The Great ________" (Henry Clay’s nickname).
- Franklin ________ (President-elect).
- Central issue addressed in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
- A person who worked to end slavery.
- Law that intensified the debate over slavery.
11 Clues: Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. • A person who worked to end slavery. • The main character in Stowe’s novel. • "The _______ Ten" (Gold Rush miners). • Franklin ________ (President-elect). • "The Great ________" (Henry Clay’s nickname). • Central issue addressed in Uncle Tom's Cabin. • Law that intensified the debate over slavery. • ...
History 2025-03-20
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- Another name for U.S. & USSR
- First president of Tanzania
- The Topic of Unit 8
- He was in jail for 28 years
- The name Ronald Reagan called the Soviet Union
- Berlin Wall coming down marked the end of ________
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- Final meeting of the “Big Three”
- Another way to say Soviet Union
- Speech given by Winston Churchill
- Chinese Communist group made up of Chinese youth
- Chinese Communist Chairman
11 Clues: The Topic of Unit 8 • Chinese Communist Chairman • First president of Tanzania • He was in jail for 28 years • Another name for U.S. & USSR • Another way to say Soviet Union • Final meeting of the “Big Three” • Speech given by Winston Churchill • The name Ronald Reagan called the Soviet Union • Chinese Communist group made up of Chinese youth • ...
history 2024-03-04
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- Murder/Massacre- The act or an instance of killing a number of human beings under circumstances of atrocity or cruelty. This includes pogroms, mass executions, and crimes against humanity that lead to death. Although it is not considered to be genocide, these acts are no less vicious and no less tragically final for the victims.
- Hostility towards Jews as an ethnic or religious group, often accompanied by social, economic, and political discrimination.
- An individual or group unfairly blamed from problems not of their making
- A person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act.
- The deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group. (e.g., From the Greek, “genos”, meaning, “race”, and the English, “cide”, meaning, “denoting an act of killing”).
- (which has been used to mean “destruction” since the middle ages) became the standard Hebrew term for the murder of European Jewry as early as the early 1940s. The word Holocaust, which came into use in the 1950s as the corresponding term, originally meant a sacrifice burned entirely on the altar. The selection of these two words with religious origins reflects recognition of the unprecedented nature and magnitude of the events.
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- A historical event that took place in Europe between 1933 and 1945, where over six million Jews were systematically murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators.
- A simplistic, firmly held belief, often negative, about individual characteristics generalized to all people within that group.
- A person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part in perpetrating the act.
- A set of beliefs based on perceived “racial” superiority and inferiority; a system of domination that is played out in everyday interactions, and the unequal distribution of privilege, resources and power.
- a person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action.
11 Clues: A person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act. • An individual or group unfairly blamed from problems not of their making • A person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part in perpetrating the act. • a person harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or other event or action. • ...
history 2022-08-19
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- People who traveled to other places to spread their own religion
- tracts of land to farm
- a punishment
- they were colonial leaders who were appointed by the king
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- an area drained by water
- a religious settlement
- A important medicine
- they are Spanish soldiers or adventurers.
- a natural protection.
- large ships
- A grant to owners of a certain number of native american laborers.
11 Clues: large ships • a punishment • A important medicine • a natural protection. • a religious settlement • tracts of land to farm • an area drained by water • they are Spanish soldiers or adventurers. • they were colonial leaders who were appointed by the king • People who traveled to other places to spread their own religion • ...
history 2022-01-24
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- .An unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapour.
- An organism that can be seen only through a microscope. Examples include bacteria, protozoa, algae, and fungi.
- four humors The belief that the substances that make up the human body are: black bile, yellow bile, blood, and phlegm.
- Heating liquid or food to kill microorganisms
- scanner A powerful Xray that provides a cross-section of the human body invented in 1972
- A heart monitor invented by Willem Einthoven in the early 1900’s
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- Medicines that treat infections by killing bacteria.
- The Romans built these to transport fresh water to highly populated areas.
- A substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against a disease
- Protected against, not affected by a disease
- A substance that stops or slows down the growth of microorganisms
- To give a weak form of a disease to a person or animal, usually by injection, as a protection against that disease
12 Clues: .An unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapour. • Protected against, not affected by a disease • Heating liquid or food to kill microorganisms • Medicines that treat infections by killing bacteria. • A heart monitor invented by Willem Einthoven in the early 1900’s • A substance that stops or slows down the growth of microorganisms • ...
history 2022-12-12
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- nailed 95 theses to the church door
- a western sea route to the Spice Islands
- God gold glory
- neatly divided the "New World" into land, resources, and people claimed by Spain and Portugal
- the first person to identify the New World as a new continent
- Catholicism and to gain a commercial advantage over Portugal.
- transfer of plants, animals, knowledge, and technology changed the world, as communities interacted with completely new species, tools, and ideas.
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- coined the term indian
- Ancient Mayans developed the science of astronomy, calendar systems,
- an instrument formerly used to make astronomical measurements, typically of the altitudes of celestial bodies
- traveling along the Silk Road to China
11 Clues: God gold glory • coined the term indian • nailed 95 theses to the church door • traveling along the Silk Road to China • a western sea route to the Spice Islands • the first person to identify the New World as a new continent • Catholicism and to gain a commercial advantage over Portugal. • Ancient Mayans developed the science of astronomy, calendar systems, • ...
History 2025-12-02
11 Clues: Rakyat Melaka • ketua kerajaan • Wilayah Naungan • Wilayah Taklukan • Lambang kebesaran • contoh Undang-undang • Kekuasaan tertinggi Sultan • Sistem Pembesar Empat Lipatan • Cara wilayah pengaruh diperoleh • Gelaran pemerintah yang menerima Islam • Kawasan Pemerintahan Raja yang diakui rakyat
history 2026-01-20
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- Henry supported exploration and helped improve navigation, even though he didn’t sail much himself.
- Ming emperor who moved the capital to Beijing and supported exploration.
- Founder of the Ming Dynasty who restored Chinese rule.
- Group from the north that conquered China.
- He Admiral who led Chinese voyages across the Indian Ocean.
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- Dias, Portuguese explorer who first sailed around the southern tip of Africa.
- Dynasty Dynasty formed by the Manchus after the Ming fell.
- of Tordesillas Agreement that divided new lands between Spain and Portugal.
- da Gama Found a sea route from Europe to India.
- East India Company Trading company that controlled much of the Asian spice trade.
- Powerful Qing emperor who expanded and strengthened China.
11 Clues: Group from the north that conquered China. • da Gama Found a sea route from Europe to India. • Founder of the Ming Dynasty who restored Chinese rule. • Powerful Qing emperor who expanded and strengthened China. • Dynasty Dynasty formed by the Manchus after the Ming fell. • He Admiral who led Chinese voyages across the Indian Ocean. • ...
History 2026-01-14
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- | Secret clubs where alcohol was sold
- | African American cultural movement of the 1920s
- | National ban on alcohol
- | Illegal making and selling of alcohol
- | Fear of communism and radicals after WWI
- | Government arrests targeting suspected radicals
- | Amendment granting women nationwide voting rights
- | Hate group that grew during the 1920s
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- | Trial that showed fear and prejudice against immigrants
- | Movement that gave women the right to vote
- | Trial over teaching evolution in schools
11 Clues: | National ban on alcohol • | Secret clubs where alcohol was sold • | Illegal making and selling of alcohol • | Hate group that grew during the 1920s • | Fear of communism and radicals after WWI • | Trial over teaching evolution in schools • | Movement that gave women the right to vote • | African American cultural movement of the 1920s • ...
history 2025-08-24
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- Can't favor any religion or stop people from practicing their own
- An agreement to. count only some of the enslaved people when. deciding how many representatives a state gets.
- An agreement that created a two-part congress
- a trading route where goods and enslaved people were exchanged
- First attempt at a US government
- made to control enslaved people in American colonies
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- Pamphlet by Thomas Paine why American should be independent from Britain
- A philosopher whose ideas about rights and government inspired American revolution
- document that declared American colonies free from Britain
- A tax that British put on colonies
- in the main set of laws for the US, setting laws and protecting peoples rights
11 Clues: First attempt at a US government • A tax that British put on colonies • An agreement that created a two-part congress • made to control enslaved people in American colonies • document that declared American colonies free from Britain • a trading route where goods and enslaved people were exchanged • Can't favor any religion or stop people from practicing their own • ...
Oliver Hibyan's Geology Puzzle 2023-10-25
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- rocks made of loose, eroded particles that harden together over time
- a fossil on the planet from 410 mya to the present
- the naturally preserved remains or impressions of organisms that live on the land long ago
- the study of strata to determine the history of land
- broken down pieces of rock
- things in the past
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- another way of measuring something
- layers of rock
- a layer of rock is younger than the layer under it and older than the layer above it
- sections of rock, sand, and soil
- crab fossil that lived 200-300 million years ago
- a scientist who studies the history of life on Earth through the fossil record
- type of fossil used to determine age
- type of fossil that lived a million years ago
- example of sediment
- a scientist who studies geology
16 Clues: layers of rock • things in the past • example of sediment • broken down pieces of rock • a scientist who studies geology • sections of rock, sand, and soil • another way of measuring something • type of fossil used to determine age • type of fossil that lived a million years ago • crab fossil that lived 200-300 million years ago • ...
medical abbreviation 2013-09-24
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- hemoglobin and hematocrit
- history and physical
- gastric analysis, general anesthesia
- gram
- hydrogen
- water
- genitourinary
- follicle stimulating hormone
- foot
- fracture
- hard of hearing
- drops
- fasting blood sugar
- degrees fahrenheit
- gallon
- hour hours
- fasting blood work
- hemoglobin
- hydrogen peroxide
- fetal alcohol syndrome
- fever of unlnown orgin
- home health assistant/aide
- gonococcus, gonorrhea
- hydrochloric acid
- hepatitis B virus
- harmone replacement therapy
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- human chorionic gonadotrophin hormone
- history
- mercury
- health maintenance organization
- hour of sleep
- height
- grain
- hysterectomy
- family history
- iron
- fluid
- head of bed
- glucose tolerance test
- hypodermic injection
- force fluids
- gynecology
- hearing aid, headache
- high blood pressure
- gallbladder
- health insurance portability and accountability act
- hypodermic injection
- food and drug
- growth hormone
- foley catheter
- human immunodeficiency virus
- gastrointestinal
- hepatitis C virus
- hematocrit
- high density lipoproteins
55 Clues: gram • foot • iron • water • grain • fluid • drops • height • gallon • history • mercury • hydrogen • fracture • gynecology • hour hours • hemoglobin • hematocrit • head of bed • gallbladder • hysterectomy • force fluids • hour of sleep • genitourinary • food and drug • family history • growth hormone • foley catheter • hard of hearing • gastrointestinal • hydrogen peroxide • hydrochloric acid • hepatitis C virus • hepatitis B virus • ...
Evolution 2022-05-19
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- record of ancient life on earth are related with the study of earth's history
- father of modern evolution
- occurs when a small group of individuals leaves a population and make a new geographically isolated region
- process that drives to change as they struggle to survive to changing environments
- methods used to discover that history
- history of a species
- a driving force of evolution
- when the environment favors types a population at the expense of intermediate forms.
- any tribute that improves fitness
- a population whose members common gene pool
- when the environment continually eleminates individuals at extremes of a population
- the subdivision of eons
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- occur during the migration of individuals from one group to another
- occurs the environment acts for or against an extreme characteritics.
- characteristic which is influenced by genes and passed from parents to offspring
- considered a gradual change of organisms overtime
- the evolution of a species
- finer subdivisions of time are possible or also referred to as series
- ability to survive and reproduce
- largest interval of geologic time, lasting hundreds of millions of years
20 Clues: history of a species • the subdivision of eons • father of modern evolution • the evolution of a species • a driving force of evolution • ability to survive and reproduce • any tribute that improves fitness • methods used to discover that history • a population whose members common gene pool • considered a gradual change of organisms overtime • ...
class crossword 2022-05-19
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- always next to cole
- cool to talk to in history
- is in band
- she is really smart
- answers all the questions in Spanish
- hes really good at basketball
- the twin that doesn't wear glasses
- learning English
- always with aspen m
- mrs brandons son
- super tall
- never jokes around
- has a brother that's a junior
- hes really good at track
- always sits in the front of history
- best teacher
- always with cristian
- funny in 3rd period
- shows sheep
- just got her braces off
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- quiet in 3rd period
- hes good at football
- plays baritone
- dated cody
- shes tall and good at basketball
- always has tea2go
- always with sean
- loud
- shes good at cross country
- energetic
- skittles, taste the rainbow
- shes short and really fast
- the twin with glasses
- creative
- hes really good at baseball
- tries his hardest
- always with ady
- always on his phone on ag
- always asleep in spanish
- needs adhd medicine
- bestfriends with kaden
- hes really smart in history
42 Clues: loud • creative • energetic • dated cody • is in band • super tall • shows sheep • best teacher • plays baritone • always with ady • always with sean • learning English • mrs brandons son • always has tea2go • tries his hardest • never jokes around • quiet in 3rd period • always next to cole • she is really smart • always with aspen m • funny in 3rd period • needs adhd medicine • hes good at football • ...
Pharmacy Acronym Soup 2020-07-16
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- Complete blood count
- No bowel sounds
- Within normal limits
- Urinary tract infection
- Red blood cells
- Do not resuscitate
- History (of)
- Nausea & vomiting
- Blood pressure
- Status post (include /)
- History & physical
- Ins & outs (Intake & output)
- Acetaminophen
- Alcohol
- Pupils equal reactive to light
- Coronary artery bypass (&) graft
- Arterial blood gases
- Drops
- Fasting blood sugar
- Upper respiratory infection
- Shortness of air
- Heart rate
- Vital signs
- No known drug allergies
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- Culture & sensitivity
- Chief complaint
- Blood urea nitrogen
- White blood cells
- Left upper quadrant
- Myocardial Infarction
- Respiratory rate
- Diagnosis
- History of present illness
- Nothing by mouth
- Subjective, objective, assessment, plan
- Urinalysis
- Hemoglobin & hematocrit
- Activities of daily living
- Physical exam
- Both eyes
- Review of systems
- Before meals
- Alert & oriented
- Aspirin
- Genitourinary
- Gastrointestinal
- Regular rate and rhythm
- Signs & symptoms
- head, eyes, ears, nose, and throat (No ampersand)
- Emergency department
50 Clues: Drops • Alcohol • Aspirin • Diagnosis • Both eyes • Urinalysis • Heart rate • Vital signs • History (of) • Before meals • Acetaminophen • Physical exam • Genitourinary • Blood pressure • Chief complaint • No bowel sounds • Red blood cells • Respiratory rate • Nothing by mouth • Alert & oriented • Gastrointestinal • Shortness of air • Signs & symptoms • White blood cells • Nausea & vomiting • Review of systems • ...
19 2024-07-08
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- England's highest mountain.
- Ancient hill fort in Dorset.
- Shakespeare's playhouse in London.
- Location of the prime meridian.
- City known for music, football, and industrial history.
- Self-governing island in the Irish Sea.
- London borough with a beautiful park.
- Welsh city at the sea known for its cultural sites.
- Natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast.
- City with a rich Roman and medieval past.
- Town known for its impressive medieval castle.
- Lake in Snowdonia, Wales.
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- Northern city with a strong industrial heritage.
- Coastal town in Cornwall.
- Town associated with music festivals and Arthurian legend.
- Famous market and shopping area in London.
- Home to a vast collection of world art and artifacts in London.
- Contemporary sculpture in Gateshead.
- Legendary hero associated with Nottinghamshire.
- City famed for The Beatles and its maritime history.
- Area known for its picturesque villages and rolling hills.
- River that flows through London.
- Castle in Kent with a history spanning 900 years.
- National Park known for its dramatic coastal views.
- Port town critical in UK's maritime defenses.
25 Clues: Coastal town in Cornwall. • Lake in Snowdonia, Wales. • England's highest mountain. • Ancient hill fort in Dorset. • Location of the prime meridian. • River that flows through London. • Shakespeare's playhouse in London. • Contemporary sculpture in Gateshead. • London borough with a beautiful park. • Self-governing island in the Irish Sea. • ...
Egypt chrossword 2024-12-16
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- ruler of Egypt
- successful female pharaoh who increased trade and ruled for 20 years
- first king who unified Upper and Lower Egypt
- northern part of Egypt
- a section of the Nile River with rapids and rocky terrain
- longest river in the world that made civilization in Egypt possibleUpper EgyptUpper EgyptUpper Egypt
- 500-year period of Egyptian history from 2700 BCE to 2200 BCE
- A large stone slab That was used to decode hieroglyphics
- a stable period of Egyptian history from 2050 BCE to 1750 BCE
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- most famous pharaoh of the old kingdom
- pharaoh and strong military leader who expanded his kingdom
- A stone tomb with
- Fan shaped region created when soil is deposited at the end of a river
- a system of government ruled by religious leaders
- A type of paper made of reeds
- southern part of Egypt
- life after death
- Egyptian writing system that used symbols for words or ideas
- a stable period of Egyptian history from 2050 BCE to 1750 BCEQueen HatshepsutQueen HatshepsutQueen HatshepsutQueen Hatshepsut
- a body preserved in a way that prevents it from decomposing
20 Clues: ruler of Egypt • life after death • A stone tomb with • northern part of Egypt • southern part of Egypt • A type of paper made of reeds • most famous pharaoh of the old kingdom • first king who unified Upper and Lower Egypt • a system of government ruled by religious leaders • A large stone slab That was used to decode hieroglyphics • ...
gf 2024-11-17
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- David The location where Reggie is taken after being pardoned.
- The turkey pardoned by the President and main character.
- One of the foods the turkeys defend and use for trade.
- The holiday central to the movie’s plot.
- The time machine shaped like an egg.
- The theme emphasized by Reggie’s final speech.
- What Reggie ultimately wants for the turkeys.
- The determined turkey who insists on changing history.
- The group of settlers in the 1621 setting.
- Jenny’s brave brother and protector of the flock.
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- Broadbeak The wise leader of the 1621 turkeys.
- The act that saves Reggie at the beginning of the movie.
- What Reggie and Jake are attempting to rewrite.
- The intelligent and strong leader of the 1621 turkey clan.
- Travel The method Reggie and Jake use to change history.
- Used as part of the turkeys' strategy to distract the settlers.
- The humans who threaten the turkeys in 1621.
- Turkey The mythical figure Jake believes sent him on his quest.
- The goal to remove turkeys from Thanksgiving traditions.
- Reggie’s favorite food, discovered at Camp David.
20 Clues: The time machine shaped like an egg. • The holiday central to the movie’s plot. • The group of settlers in the 1621 setting. • The humans who threaten the turkeys in 1621. • What Reggie ultimately wants for the turkeys. • The theme emphasized by Reggie’s final speech. • Broadbeak The wise leader of the 1621 turkeys. • What Reggie and Jake are attempting to rewrite. • ...
Montana History 2013-04-16
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- The Number of Reservations in Montana
- West of the Continental Divide Drains into the _______ Ocean
- county Seat of Fallon
- Fort ________, Oldest Continuously Populated Town
- 1889 is the Year Montana became a ____________.
- William
- C.M. _____, Famous Painter
- Montana is the _________ Largest State
- this Town Was Named After A Sioux Indian Girl
- Horse Has a Memorial in South Dakota
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- Meriwether
- The State's First Capital City
- Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin Rivers Meet To Form The ______ River.
- East of the Continental Divide Drains into the Gulf of _______
- _______ Hill, "Richest Hill on Earth"
- St. _____'s First Settlement in Montana
- Bighorn River Location of the Battle of Little Bighorn
- U.S. Leader in the Battle of the Little Bighorn
- Tribe in South-eastern Montana
19 Clues: William • Meriwether • county Seat of Fallon • C.M. _____, Famous Painter • The State's First Capital City • Tribe in South-eastern Montana • Horse Has a Memorial in South Dakota • The Number of Reservations in Montana • _______ Hill, "Richest Hill on Earth" • Montana is the _________ Largest State • St. _____'s First Settlement in Montana • ...
History stuff 2016-10-20
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- Living in the same place
- People living in mesopotamina
- Every Natufian home had one
- Something that was last in agricultural societies
- the revolution that brought agriculture
- Used to cut and process grasses
- Allowed easy production of pottery
- the largest and the best preserved neolithic site know so far
- The near Eastern Neolithic Settlement
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- old stone age
- Between 10000-8300 BC
- Lush and full of life and different species
- Nomadic people that search for food
- the area bewteen the tigris and life
- The latin word for citizen
- Some of the last domesticated cattle
- A mix between agricultural and hunting gathering
- the study of human activity from recovered objects
- the way the houses were organized in Çatal Hüyük
19 Clues: old stone age • Between 10000-8300 BC • Living in the same place • The latin word for citizen • Every Natufian home had one • People living in mesopotamina • Used to cut and process grasses • Allowed easy production of pottery • Nomadic people that search for food • the area bewteen the tigris and life • Some of the last domesticated cattle • The near Eastern Neolithic Settlement • ...
HISTORY REVIEW! 2018-05-09
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- A disease that killed the longhorns.
- A word for Northerns who worked with Southern during reconstruction.
- Someone important who died on 15/04/1865.
- Another word for train.
- The 17th president of the USA.
- Cyrus McCormick's invention.
- A large,flat laying area of ground.
- The place where George Armstrong died.
- A word that means illegal business done in government.
- Used instead of wood for building.
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- A word that means a group of cattle.
- The act of separating.
- A famous man that helped build the railways.
- A synonym for rebels of a country.
- A term used for black people.
- A group of people that can make/change laws.
- An invention in 1837.
- The name given to unmarked cattle.
- A company that fights for workers rights.
19 Clues: An invention in 1837. • The act of separating. • Another word for train. • Cyrus McCormick's invention. • A term used for black people. • The 17th president of the USA. • A synonym for rebels of a country. • The name given to unmarked cattle. • Used instead of wood for building. • A large,flat laying area of ground. • A word that means a group of cattle. • ...
Earth's History 2020-02-11
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- Formed when plants and fungus broke down rocks.
- Mass extinctions often marked the end of one ___ and the beginning of another.
- Energy from the ___ split water molecules and put oxygen into our atmosphere.
- The first three Eons.
- The first form of life on Earth.
- Eon when there was no oxygen in the atmosphere.
- Plants and animals we know have existed on Earth for a ___ time.
- When a large percentage of species disappears from the Earth.
- The Eon life first appeared.
- Compared to the age of the Earth, the Himalayan, Alps, Andes and Rocky Mountains are ___.
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- The largest mass extinction.
- Which came first, single or multi celled organisms?
- Where on Earth life first lived.
- When most major animal groups suddenly developed on Earth.
- The Eon we live in.
- ___ went extinct during the K-T extinction.
- Which came first, oceans or rain?
- The Era we live in.
- Our atmosphere currently has about 20% ___.
19 Clues: The Eon we live in. • The Era we live in. • The first three Eons. • The largest mass extinction. • The Eon life first appeared. • Where on Earth life first lived. • The first form of life on Earth. • Which came first, oceans or rain? • ___ went extinct during the K-T extinction. • Our atmosphere currently has about 20% ___. • Formed when plants and fungus broke down rocks. • ...
Group History 2020-06-09
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- Eaten half frozen after a night out on the town by CG
- Amy's favourite Tapas restaurant
- Where Kat shopped to save money
- The place where we went 7/10 crazy
- Lawrence's nickname
- The most respected and honored degree choice
- up What Adam used to do to prevent Hobknob robbery
- Surname of Lawrence's camera loving BFF
- A prelash at No 20 was not complete without
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- Road we all lived on from second year
- Home of the large mix
- Consumed on mass at the Palace of Dreams
- Dave and I froze these for everyone to wake up to
- Storm of the Moscow...
- Ally's secret snog in the red room
- The place the Fellowship was not completed
- Ro rated this out of 10 before each night out
- The classic Katy Perry song written for Dave
- Blue fancy dress night
19 Clues: Lawrence's nickname • Home of the large mix • Storm of the Moscow... • Blue fancy dress night • Where Kat shopped to save money • Amy's favourite Tapas restaurant • Ally's secret snog in the red room • The place where we went 7/10 crazy • Road we all lived on from second year • Surname of Lawrence's camera loving BFF • Consumed on mass at the Palace of Dreams • ...
Group History 2020-06-09
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- Eaten half frozen after a night out on the town by CG
- Amy's favourite Tapas restaurant
- Where Kat shopped to save money
- The place where we went 7/10 crazy
- Lawrence's nickname
- The most respected and honored degree choice
- up What Adam used to do to save Ally killing me
- Surname of Lawrence's camera loving BFF
- A prelash at No 20 was not complete without
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- Road we all lived on from second year
- Home of the large mix
- Consumed on mass at the Palace of Dreams
- Dave and I froze these for everyone to wake up to
- Storm of the Moscow...
- Ally's secret snog in the red room
- The place the Fellowship was not completed
- Ro rated this out of 10 before each night out
- The classic Katy Perry song written for Dave
- Blue fancy dress night
19 Clues: Lawrence's nickname • Home of the large mix • Storm of the Moscow... • Blue fancy dress night • Where Kat shopped to save money • Amy's favourite Tapas restaurant • Ally's secret snog in the red room • The place where we went 7/10 crazy • Road we all lived on from second year • Surname of Lawrence's camera loving BFF • Consumed on mass at the Palace of Dreams • ...
Hawaiian History 2020-11-30
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- pie made with coconut milk to give it the authentic Hawaiian taste
- A precooked can of pork
- Edible shell fish that's attached to rocks on a seashore
- A typical starch that was brought by the Hawaiians (also called breadfruit)
- Taro, a kind of aroid cultivated for food
- A dessert similar to jello made with coconut milk
- Ice based dessert of finely crushed ice nd sweet condiments or syrup
- Diced raw fish
- White rice topped with a hamburger, fried eggs, & brown gravy
- Dish made from octopus, coconut milk, and taro leaves
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- Baked bread coated with sugar
- Hawaiian style jerky that is dried outdoors
- Thick smoothie topped with granola, fruits, coconut shavings & honey
- pastry filled with pudding topped with Chantilly frosting
- purple sweet potato chips
- Octopus
- Seaweed
- mashed taro root
- A baked dessert made with taro
19 Clues: Octopus • Seaweed • Diced raw fish • mashed taro root • A precooked can of pork • purple sweet potato chips • Baked bread coated with sugar • A baked dessert made with taro • Taro, a kind of aroid cultivated for food • Hawaiian style jerky that is dried outdoors • A dessert similar to jello made with coconut milk • Dish made from octopus, coconut milk, and taro leaves • ...
HISTORY STARTERS 2021-03-08
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- - honor their gods and goddesses by building special temples, made sacrifices and
- - Men were placed in rows closed to their family members and friends. To make sure there
- – Greek foot soldier
- festivals in their honor gods.
- thefirst people who settled in Greece
- - In charge of religious matters, the courts and other parts of the government
- – owned by the Spartan state. Had no political power or legal rights
- - was so important for the Ancient Greeks because they did not haveaccess to metals and timber.
- – free settlers who lived in villages around Sparta
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- - was light and fast, 36 meters long and very narrow, had two large sails, and had a
- - the most important festival held in Athens
- – prisoners of war, unwanted children, people who had been sold into slavery to pay off
- - The most important festival in Sparta
- - he sent earthquake as a punishment for killing the helots
- - was the one who created the Spartan system of government
- battering ram at the front
- support to stay strong in the face of the enemy
- – a type of warfare where one side surrounds an enemy town or city
- – a place where the Greeks believed that the gods would speak to people
19 Clues: – Greek foot soldier • battering ram at the front • festivals in their honor gods. • thefirst people who settled in Greece • - The most important festival in Sparta • - the most important festival held in Athens • support to stay strong in the face of the enemy • – free settlers who lived in villages around Sparta • ...
Robot History 2017-09-24
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- A turtle robot capable of finding its charging station when the battery ran low.
- The Programmable Universal Manipulation Arm, used in factories.
- The name of a robotic vacuum cleaner.
- The world's first robot company.
- An undersea robot created in Japan.
- A robot introduced by Westinghouse at the 1939 World's Fair
- Robots created using Lego bricks.
- A robotic dog created by Sony in 1999.
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- An invention created by Blaise Pascal to help his father with taxes.
- The first service robot used in Danbury Hospital in Connecticut.
- The first full-sized, human shaped robot in the world.
- One of the robotic rovers launched by NASA in 2003.
- The name of the man who created the SteamMan in 1865.
- Used to search the World Trade Center after the bombing in 2001.
- Invented many mechanical systems used in robots today.
- A human-like figure run by hidden mechanisms
- A robotic rover that landed on Mars in 1997.
- The name of the man who first used the term "robot"
- Writer who introduced the idea of the 3 Laws of Robotocs
19 Clues: The world's first robot company. • Robots created using Lego bricks. • An undersea robot created in Japan. • The name of a robotic vacuum cleaner. • A robotic dog created by Sony in 1999. • A human-like figure run by hidden mechanisms • A robotic rover that landed on Mars in 1997. • One of the robotic rovers launched by NASA in 2003. • ...
World History 2017-11-13
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- and France - Who became leading powers
- - First permanent English colony established was
- America - Native American’s way of life helped shape new culture in
- - Where did men go for school
- - Who is the most powerful
- - The type of religion of Hinduism
- - Who were the Native / European
- and trade - Why did European powers compete around the world -
- - Who were the American Born
- - Dome shaped shrines
- - Anytime buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods or services
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- - Who were the African / Native
- Workers - Who were skilled in farming, mining, and metalworking
- - Where did women go to for school
- - The type of religion of Buddhism
- - What was the name of Spanish Born
- - Privately owned ship commissioned by government to attack and capture enemy ships -
- - This killed many native Americans
- British dominance in North American - What did the treaty of Paris help do -
19 Clues: - Dome shaped shrines • - Who is the most powerful • - Who were the American Born • - Where did men go for school • - Where did women go to for school • - The type of religion of Buddhism • - The type of religion of Hinduism • - Who were the African / Native • - What was the name of Spanish Born • - This killed many native Americans • - Who were the Native / European • ...
History vocab 2020-09-24
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- a plant used to add flavor to food
- not mapped out
- a written record of a ship's progress
- a unit of distance that's equal to 3 miles
- the practice of taking an unfair advantage
- to prepare for sailing
- when a body is free from sickness
- when the crew overthrows their captain
- A flag that represents a king or queen
- goods transported by a ship, plane, or truck
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- a crop that's grown to be sold
- A fine type of pottery
- To preserve food smoking,drying,or salting
- the reason for taking a specific action
- to send goods to sell in another country
- a group of countries controlled by people
- a large fleet of ships
- relating to the Middle Ages in Europe
- a map maker
19 Clues: a map maker • not mapped out • A fine type of pottery • a large fleet of ships • to prepare for sailing • a crop that's grown to be sold • when a body is free from sickness • a plant used to add flavor to food • a written record of a ship's progress • relating to the Middle Ages in Europe • when the crew overthrows their captain • A flag that represents a king or queen • ...
History Crossword 2019-02-27
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- The first major battle of the Civil War, the Battle of Antietam was fought in what state?
- Jefferson Davis was the first and only President of the ____________ States of America.
- What is the name of the document that abolished slavery in 1865? TWO WORDS
- Robert E. Lee led the confederate army as a _________ during the Civil War.
- His forces left a trail of destruction which destroyed military installations as well as industry.
- She is most famous for making and leading slaves through the underground railroad. TWO WORDS
- The ___________ Court House is where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. grant to end the war.
- After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become?
- The Emancipation Proclamation applied to how many slave? SPELL OUT
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- The Battle of Gettysburg had the largest number of ___________ in the entire war.
- He was the first president to be assassinated.
- What is the name of the document the stated that all all slaves would be given their freedom. TWO WORDS
- Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in?
- Ulysses S. Grant was the commanding general of the ______ army.
- The first battle of Bull Run was the first major battle when the ______ won.
- Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______.
- Fort _______ is a sea fort in Charleston Harbor,South Carolina.
- Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT
- Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT
19 Clues: He was the first president to be assassinated. • Which city was the Battle of Gettysburg fought in? • Abraham Lincoln was the __________ president. SPELL OUT • After escaping slavery, what did Sojourner Truth become? • Ulysses S. Grant became the __________ president. SPELL OUT • Fredrick Douglass was a great orator, statesman, and _______. • ...
American history 2021-05-20
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- organized the Camp David accords, a series of negotiations between Israel and Egypt
- a law that stopped colored people from doing certain things
- the supreme court serves under this branch
- A form of peaceful protest
- rode busses into segregated places
- abolished slavery
- place that took 52 hostages for 444 days
- Person that inspired Martin Luther King for peaceful protests
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- the banning of alcohol
- Marin Luther King and others fought for this
- the president serves under this branch
- congress serves under this branch
- hanging someone
- the separation of races
- girls that wore short hair and short skirts
- President who pardoned Nixon
- Iran contra scandal happened under this president
- signed SALT I, and agreement to limit the number of missiles with the USSR
- He was not reelected because he raised taxes
19 Clues: hanging someone • abolished slavery • the banning of alcohol • the separation of races • A form of peaceful protest • President who pardoned Nixon • congress serves under this branch • rode busses into segregated places • the president serves under this branch • place that took 52 hostages for 444 days • the supreme court serves under this branch • ...
Modern History 2021-03-18
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- is a logical procedure for testing ideas
- built the theorie of astronomy
- began the scientific revolution with the helicentric theory
- thinking logical or reason
- people met to discuss ideas
- power was divided between national and state
- English writer
- absolute rulers
- new descoveries about the classical world
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- was an idea from Aristoteles
- rebirth of learning and the arts,inspired a spirit of curiosity
- scientist start with a theory and test the theory
- ornate style
- developed analytical geometry
- Used to obverse small things
- Brought everything toghether
- wrote the declaration of independence
- protect rights as speech freedom
- was a new way of thinking about natural world
19 Clues: ornate style • English writer • absolute rulers • thinking logical or reason • people met to discuss ideas • was an idea from Aristoteles • Used to obverse small things • Brought everything toghether • developed analytical geometry • built the theorie of astronomy • protect rights as speech freedom • wrote the declaration of independence • is a logical procedure for testing ideas • ...
US History 2024-06-13
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- Alcohol ban
- Nixon scandal
- Deal FDR’s recovery plan
- Lincoln’s proclamation
- Controversial 1960s war
- 1930s economic crisis
- War US-Soviet standoff
- Presidential charge
- Post-Civil War era
- Withdrawal from the Union
- War for independence
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- Founding document
- Constitutional change
- Division of power
- Added to the Constitution
- End of slavery
- Rights 1960s movement
- Destiny 19th-century expansion belief
- Right to vote
- Early American settlement
20 Clues: Alcohol ban • Nixon scandal • Right to vote • End of slavery • Founding document • Division of power • Post-Civil War era • Presidential charge • War for independence • Constitutional change • 1930s economic crisis • Lincoln’s proclamation • Rights 1960s movement • Controversial 1960s war • War US-Soviet standoff • Deal FDR’s recovery plan • Added to the Constitution • Early American settlement • ...
World History 2024-05-06
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- Land given in return for loyalty?
- Had a reputation for being laconic
- Sphinx is found in
- The principles of this form of government can be traced to Athens
- The medieval economy where peasants and serfs provided labor in return for food, shelter, and protection for raiders.
- Belief that one's actions determine what the soul will be reborn as.
- Medieval Bibles were written in?
- Practice of infecting a person with a mild form of the disease so they will not become ill from the more serious form.
- Worship of mulitple gods and goddesses.
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- Associations of merchants
- People who died for their beliefs
- 200 year period of peace in Rome.
- Skilled workers who made things by hand
- Cuneiform is found in what civilization?
- Rebirth of the soul
- is located on Attica
- City built on 7 hills.
- Spiritual Head of the Church
- Babylon's leader created the first known written code of law
19 Clues: Sphinx is found in • Rebirth of the soul • is located on Attica • City built on 7 hills. • Associations of merchants • Spiritual Head of the Church • Medieval Bibles were written in? • Land given in return for loyalty? • People who died for their beliefs • 200 year period of peace in Rome. • Had a reputation for being laconic • Skilled workers who made things by hand • ...
History vocab 2024-05-15
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- A ___ is a man who devoted his life to religion and the church.
- The____ was, A lord's estate that contained one or more villages surrounded by fields.
- loops ___________ a narrow opening in the wall, where knights could shoot arrows towards enemies.
- ____ is a feeling of sorrow or pain.
- A ___ is used for spotting approaching enemies.
- _________ was a social system in medieval Europe.
- _____ Is a religious building where nuns live.
- A __________ is a religious building far away from society where monks live.
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- wall ___ are fortified wall to protect in the main area of the castle.
- A ______ abbess is the female leader of a convent.
- window A___________ is a circular window made of colorful stained glass.
- A ___ is a building people could stay a long time against an enemy.
- A___ is a highest ranking religious figure in the church hierarchy.
- _________ is a bridge that is lowered and raised over the moat.
- ______ is a high, pointed tip on a building.
- A ____ was a plot of land exchanged for loyalty to a ruler.
- A ___ is a big ditch filled with surrounded castle grounds.
- A ____ is a person with power and influence who controls land given to him by a king
- A ____ is a woman who devoted her life to religion and the church.
19 Clues: ____ is a feeling of sorrow or pain. • ______ is a high, pointed tip on a building. • _____ Is a religious building where nuns live. • A ___ is used for spotting approaching enemies. • _________ was a social system in medieval Europe. • A ______ abbess is the female leader of a convent. • A ____ was a plot of land exchanged for loyalty to a ruler. • ...
World History 2024-09-02
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- Species where all modern human beings belong to
- Revolution Known as the first agriculture revolution
- A person who doesn't have a permanent home and travels place to place
- A culture where one hunts and gathers for survival
- Taming an animal for for food or friendship
- Someone who specializes in a skill
- A symbol used for a word or a phrase
- The process of arranging a systematic code
- Known as the later part of the Stone Age
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- When a society becomes highly developed
- Wedge-shaped characters used in the ancient writing systems
- A field of study that studies ancient civilizations
- Crescent A "boomerang" shaped region of the Middle East
- A prehistoric temple found in Wiltshire, England
- A broad concept of social norms and behaviors of a society
- A rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple
- The period of time before written records
- Known as the Old Stone Age
- People who know how to write
- An object made by humans that usually comes from cultural or historical descent
20 Clues: Known as the Old Stone Age • People who know how to write • Someone who specializes in a skill • A symbol used for a word or a phrase • When a society becomes highly developed • Known as the later part of the Stone Age • The period of time before written records • The process of arranging a systematic code • Taming an animal for for food or friendship • ...
TX HISTORY 2024-09-03
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- = a religious settlement
- = a district of a colony or country
- = to gain control of
- = to find a path along or across an area; like boats across the Atlantic Ocean
- = a small unit of a military force
- = Spanish explorers that sought gold and glory, for themselves and Spain, in America
- = a Catholic priest who belongs to a religious order
- = a group of advisors
- Exchange = the transfer of ideas, plants, and diseases between the Old World and the Americas
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- = person of Mexican Heritage who considers Texas home
- = A place where people establish a community
- = a disease affecting many people at the same time
- = a disagreement of ideas, interests, or forces
- = an official that rules in the name of the king or queen
- = a journey for a group of people exploring for a particular purpose
- = a privately owned ship outfitted with weapons
- = a fort or military outpost
- = person of mixed Spanish and Native American heritage
- = a human-made waterway
19 Clues: = to gain control of • = a group of advisors • = a human-made waterway • = a religious settlement • = a fort or military outpost • = a small unit of a military force • = a district of a colony or country • = A place where people establish a community • = a disagreement of ideas, interests, or forces • = a privately owned ship outfitted with weapons • ...
History Crossword 2023-03-02
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- Travel through de country to understand people needs.
- The Mexican Miracle started during the presidency of.
- Was considered the father of education in Mexico.
- Was murdered in 1919 by orders of Carranza.
- The increasing pace of the Mexican economy from 1940 to 1952 came to be know as. R: Mexican Miracle
- Was the great problem of Mexican countryside in the twentieth century.
- Mexican political period from 1928-1934.
- Where was born Francisco I Madero.
- Was the group that defeated Victoriano Huerta.
- His electoral victory did not bring peace to the country.
- Founded the Anti-Reelectionist National Party.
- Real name of Francisco Villa.
- By 1970, Mexico was an indebted country, ………….. was no longer a viable option.
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- Group of people who opoosed reelection.
- In what was focused the economic model of Mexico from colonial times.
- Where the Tarahumara live.
- Finished his presidential term in 1928.
- Who was still ruling mexico during nineteenh century and the last of the twentieth century
- Ended in 1952?.
- Made a constitutional reform so that he could be reelected.
20 Clues: Ended in 1952?. • Where the Tarahumara live. • Real name of Francisco Villa. • Where was born Francisco I Madero. • Group of people who opoosed reelection. • Finished his presidential term in 1928. • Mexican political period from 1928-1934. • Was murdered in 1919 by orders of Carranza. • Was the group that defeated Victoriano Huerta. • ...
US History 2023-04-18
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- STICK Sharpened spear hidden in ground,
- Helicopter landing Zone.
- The lead and most dangerous position on a palrol inlo enemy lerritory.
- TRAP Hidden explosive device designed to injure (he enemy.
- as opposed lo the Vietcong
- in Action
- Killed in Action
- STATE Refers lo killing and wounding of student antiwar protesters at Kent State
- Front line U.S. troops, who. had the toughesi, most dangerous jobs.
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- GREEN GIANT Large U.S. helicopter gunship.
- Vietnamese peasant home, usually very simple, with a thatched rool.
- PROGRAM kill village leaders believed lo be pro-Communist.
- Derisive U.S. slang erm for Vietnamese.
- A U.S. attack helicopter.
- BEAK Section of Laos that juts into Vietnam
- troops slang for kilometers, measuring distance in Vietnam.*
- A major Indochina River
- Basic rifle used by U.S. Iroops in Vielnam.
- ACCORDS A 1954 agreement to lemporarily divide Vietnam into North and South.
19 Clues: in Action • Killed in Action • A major Indochina River • Helicopter landing Zone. • A U.S. attack helicopter. • as opposed lo the Vietcong • STICK Sharpened spear hidden in ground, • Derisive U.S. slang erm for Vietnamese. • GREEN GIANT Large U.S. helicopter gunship. • BEAK Section of Laos that juts into Vietnam • Basic rifle used by U.S. Iroops in Vielnam. • ...
History vocabulary 2021-09-23
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- war war between sections or groups of people of the same nation
- human society with its well developed social organizations, or the culture and way of life of a society or country at a particular period in time
- a device used on a ship or aircraft for measuring angles, such as those between stars or that between the sun and the earth, in order to discover the exact position of the ship or aircraft
- one of a group of people who settle in a distant land, but remain under the rule of the home country
- the way of life, especially the general customs and beliefs, of a particular group of people at a particular time
- government in which the people hold the ruling power
- the act of someone coming to live in a different country
- a building used for the worship of a god or gods in some religions
- a man given a rank of honour by a British king or queen because of his special achievements, and who has the right to be called "Sir"
- a person chosen to rule whilea king or queen is absent, sick, or too young to take the throne
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- the process of bringing animals or plants under human control in order to provide food, power, or company
- the process by which more and more people leave the countryside to live in cities
- belonging or relating to an empire or the person or country that rules it
- a series of rulers or leaders who are all from the same family, or a period when a country is ruled by them
- a country ruled by a king or queen
- a cruel or unjust ruler who has complete power
- one of a group of people who settle in a distant land, but remain under the rule of the home country.
- the holy writings of a religion
- a group of countries or territories under the rule of one government or person
- a long, narrow valley with high cliffs on each side, often with a stream running through it
20 Clues: the holy writings of a religion • a country ruled by a king or queen • a cruel or unjust ruler who has complete power • government in which the people hold the ruling power • the act of someone coming to live in a different country • war war between sections or groups of people of the same nation • a building used for the worship of a god or gods in some religions • ...
U.S. History 2021-09-22
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- Spain set these up
- Catholics settled here
- 1736 Colonist could not pass
- Plantations, slaves, tobacco
- Breadbasket, Melting pot
- Ships Sheltered body of water where ships dock
- religious devotion revived
- First settlement in Virginia colony
- discovered the New World
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- Colonies Rocky soil, shipbuilding, fishing
- Restricted trade, mother country benefits
- Geographic feature creates line
- Ended French and Indian war
- Sponsored Christopher Columbus voyage
- First representative assembly in colonies
- Slaves inhumane journey from Africa to West Indies
- First attempt of self government in colonies
- Fur trade in Canada
- Second settlement Plymouth Massachusetts
19 Clues: Spain set these up • Fur trade in Canada • Catholics settled here • Breadbasket, Melting pot • discovered the New World • religious devotion revived • Ended French and Indian war • 1736 Colonist could not pass • Plantations, slaves, tobacco • Geographic feature creates line • First settlement in Virginia colony • Sponsored Christopher Columbus voyage • ...
US HISTORY 2021-11-27
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- more than half
- income raised by government
- to provide living quarters
- process by which an amendment if approved
- to the federal government
- as a guarantee that he or she will be
- principles of shared power
- document that gives police particular
- in Chief chief of armed forces
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- sovereignty authority of the people
- for a trial
- law bills proposed law
- process following of procedures established
- violation of the allegiance owed by a person to his or her own country
- minimum number of members that must be present to conduct sessions
- or powers
- money that a accused person provides to the
- powers powers listed in the Constitution as
- powers retained by the states
19 Clues: or powers • for a trial • more than half • law bills proposed law • to the federal government • to provide living quarters • principles of shared power • income raised by government • powers retained by the states • in Chief chief of armed forces • sovereignty authority of the people • as a guarantee that he or she will be • document that gives police particular • ...
American History 2021-12-14
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- freeing someone from the control of another
- the act of charging an official with an offense committed while in office
- a state of political hostility that existed from 1945 until 1990 between countries led by the Soviet Union and countries led by the United States
- non-participation in a dispute or war
- a reformer who favors putting an end to slavery
- meet to select a candidate or promote a
- a policy of extending your rule over foreign countries
- a tax of a fixed amount per person and payable as a requirement for the right to vote
- a member of a former political party in the United States that favored a strong centralized federal government
- a legal right to vote
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- maintaining a strong force of armed services
- a person who comes to a country in order to settle there
- the act of settling a group of people in a new place
- someone opposed to violence as a means of settling disputes
- a government order imposing a trade barrier
- belonging to a period before a war
- a government tax on imports or exports
- the easing of tensions or strained relations
- a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
19 Clues: a legal right to vote • belonging to a period before a war • non-participation in a dispute or war • a government tax on imports or exports • meet to select a candidate or promote a • freeing someone from the control of another • a government order imposing a trade barrier • maintaining a strong force of armed services • the easing of tensions or strained relations • ...
History Crossword 2022-02-16
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- a system designed to prevent anyone of the three branches from becoming too powerful
- those who opposed the constitution
- solved the problem of representation in Congress
- solved the problem of how enslaved people would be counted in determining representation in Congress
- a government when powers of government are divided among three branches
- elected first by the house, and then are nominated by state governments
- the branch of government that interprets the laws
- elect members of the second house
- John Hancock and Patrick Henry
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- a change to the constitution
- opposed the Virginia plan
- to reject
- developed by the New Jersey delegates to the Constitutional Convention
- the branch of government that enforces the laws
- most Antifederalists were
- those who supported the Constitution
- developed by the Virginia delegates to the Constitutional Convention
- the branch of government that makes the laws
- to formally accuse of misconduct
- those who supported the constitution
20 Clues: to reject • opposed the Virginia plan • most Antifederalists were • a change to the constitution • John Hancock and Patrick Henry • to formally accuse of misconduct • elect members of the second house • those who opposed the constitution • those who supported the Constitution • those who supported the constitution • the branch of government that makes the laws • ...
History Review 2022-05-26
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- In the Roman Republic, a member of the upper, ruling class; priests & gov’t leaders. Helped overthrow the Etruscans in 509 BCE.
- A Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience and harsh law
- Christian Holy book.
- Member of lowest class in feudalism.
- Warrior of Middle Ages
- The major river on which Egypt is located.
- Religion founded by Siddhartha.
- In the Roman Republic, one of the common people. Made up 95% of Rome; mostly peasants, laborers, shopkeepers, craftspeople.
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- Government in which power is held by the people
- Judaism’s most sacred text
- Man who founded and taught the faith of Islam.
- Follower of the Islam faith
- Ancient Greek philosopher who taught by asking his students thought-provoking questions.
- A ruler of Ancient Egypt.
- The belief in or worship of more than one god.
- known for its military oligarchy.
- Burial practice preparing a body for the afterlife by embalming.
- Talented poet-musician of the Mande people, who tells stories, sings songs and recites poems to share history.
- A fine,strong, soft fiber created by silkworms.
19 Clues: Christian Holy book. • Warrior of Middle Ages • A ruler of Ancient Egypt. • Judaism’s most sacred text • Follower of the Islam faith • Religion founded by Siddhartha. • known for its military oligarchy. • Member of lowest class in feudalism. • The major river on which Egypt is located. • Man who founded and taught the faith of Islam. • ...
Jason history 2022-05-28
20 Clues: DJ • dike • dykt • odör • kusin • cykel • präst • cykel • märke • moped • släkt • fordon • världen • svensk ö • kilogram • Guinness • scoutläger • mesta skivan • bara dykt upp • burkar överallt
Church History 2025-01-19
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- Meaning: formal or elegant letter (11)
- Four of Joseph's family joined this church (7)
- brother of Joseph Smith who died in Nov 1823 (4)
- New York town where the Smith family lived (3)
- First Name of Joseph Smith's Father (3)
- “they draw near to me with their..." (19)
- Meaning: a set of fundamental beliefs (19)
- Age of Joseph Smith when he received the First Vision (7)
- What did Joseph lack (James 1:5)
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- "great were the confusion and strife among the different" (8)
- Book of scripture that Joseph Smith read (11)
- Name of Joseph Smith's mother (4)
- Meaning: subtly deceptive reasoning or argumentation (9)
- Meaning: berate, rail, revile, scold, and vituperate (James 1:5)
- "but their ..... are far from me" (19)
- which church should Joseph join (19)
- We should " " what we read in the scriptures (47)
- Church that Joseph was "somewhat partial" to (8)
- "they teach for doctrines the commandments of ..." (19)
19 Clues: What did Joseph lack (James 1:5) • Name of Joseph Smith's mother (4) • which church should Joseph join (19) • Meaning: formal or elegant letter (11) • "but their ..... are far from me" (19) • First Name of Joseph Smith's Father (3) • “they draw near to me with their..." (19) • Meaning: a set of fundamental beliefs (19) • Book of scripture that Joseph Smith read (11) • ...
Us History / 2023-12-13
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- What new relationship with Hawaii did Congress approve in 1898?
- Grow for sale rather than farmers use
- Evolution
- 32nd president
- Large plantations, cattle farms, cotton tobacco, sugar
- Madison
- Only landowning, white males could ____
- Three way process involving rum, captured Africans and finished goods
- During the California Gold Rush, about 25,000 laborers migrated to California from
- Which side had a more difficult time rebuilding after the Civil War?
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- Invented first airplane
- First permanent English settlement in americas
- Where did Lee finally surrender to Grant?
- Cotton gin
- Labored for 4-7 years
- Motor company
- first credited with developing a North American strain of tobacco “Brown gold”
- Lightbulb inventor
- DNA helix
19 Clues: Madison • Evolution • DNA helix • Cotton gin • Motor company • 32nd president • Lightbulb inventor • Labored for 4-7 years • Invented first airplane • Grow for sale rather than farmers use • Only landowning, white males could ____ • Where did Lee finally surrender to Grant? • First permanent English settlement in americas • Large plantations, cattle farms, cotton tobacco, sugar • ...
Indian History 2024-02-04
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- The name of the type of struggle without violence
- What is celebrated January 26th!
- Civil rights in Norwegian
- Mahatma was for Martin Luther King
- not out
- One of Indias neighbouring countries
- The man who killed Mahatma
- Created the Caste system
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- The lowest caste
- The name of the protestmarch in 1930
- Grunnlov på engelsk
- What happened for India in 1947?
- Famous sport in India
- the country that colonized India
- Name of the movie industry in India
- The man who fought for independence of India
- Mahatma's profession
- religion in India
- Number of castes
19 Clues: not out • The lowest caste • Number of castes • religion in India • Grunnlov på engelsk • Mahatma's profession • Famous sport in India • Created the Caste system • Civil rights in Norwegian • The man who killed Mahatma • What happened for India in 1947? • What is celebrated January 26th! • the country that colonized India • Mahatma was for Martin Luther King • ...
History Review 2025-03-27
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- Makes the laws
- 3rd president of the U.S.
- 1st president of the U.S.
- Head of the Executive Branch
- 4th president of the U.S.
- New York and New Jersey were colonies in the _______ Colonies
- The supreme law of the land in the U.S.
- Colonies that made money by fish and shipbuilding
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- Improved water transportation
- A Native American tribe found in the southwest of North America
- Judges the laws
- The U.S. fought this European country during the Revolutionary War
- Protects induvial rights and freedoms
- Colonies that made money by cotton, tobacco, and rice
- Enforces the laws
- A Native American tribe who lived in the artic circle
- A machine that increased the production of cotton
- Part of the Legislative Branch, 2 per state
- The government could not ________ under the AOC
19 Clues: Makes the laws • Judges the laws • Enforces the laws • 3rd president of the U.S. • 1st president of the U.S. • 4th president of the U.S. • Head of the Executive Branch • Improved water transportation • Protects induvial rights and freedoms • The supreme law of the land in the U.S. • Part of the Legislative Branch, 2 per state • The government could not ________ under the AOC • ...
US History 2025-03-24
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- Power is divided between the national government and the states.
- Domain, Government has the right to take private property.
- of Powers, Divides the power of the government into three branches.
- Pluribus Unum, "Out of many, one" – motto on the Great Seal of the U.S.
- de Tocqueville, French writer who identified five values of democracy. )
- Rights, Rights a person is born with.
- Railroad, Connected the East and West coasts with continuous rail transportation.
- Wire, Strong wire used to fence in animals and protect land.
- Houses, Home made of earth, used by settlers in the Great Plains.
- The participation of common people in government.
- of Rights, The first ten amendments to the Constitution.
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- Act, Encouraged western expansion by granting settlers 160 acres of land.
- Protection from a tyrannical government.
- Equality in society.
- Government takes a "hands-off" approach to the economy.
- Begins with "We the People..."
- Destiny, Belief that settlers were destined to expand westward.
- Act, Goal was to assimilate Native Americans into American culture.
- Sovereignty, The authority of the government comes from the people.
19 Clues: Equality in society. • Begins with "We the People..." • Rights, Rights a person is born with. • Protection from a tyrannical government. • The participation of common people in government. • Government takes a "hands-off" approach to the economy. • of Rights, The first ten amendments to the Constitution. • Domain, Government has the right to take private property. • ...
US History 2025-05-09
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- Alcohol ban
- Nixon scandal
- Deal FDR’s recovery plan
- Lincoln’s proclamation
- Controversial 1960s war
- 1930s economic crisis
- War US-Soviet standoff
- Presidential charge
- Post-Civil War era
- Withdrawal from the Union
- War for independence
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- Founding document
- Constitutional change
- Division of power
- Added to the Constitution
- End of slavery
- Rights 1960s movement
- Destiny 19th-century expansion belief
- Right to vote
- Early American settlement
20 Clues: Alcohol ban • Nixon scandal • Right to vote • End of slavery • Founding document • Division of power • Post-Civil War era • Presidential charge • War for independence • Constitutional change • 1930s economic crisis • Lincoln’s proclamation • Rights 1960s movement • Controversial 1960s war • War US-Soviet standoff • Deal FDR’s recovery plan • Added to the Constitution • Early American settlement • ...
FFA History 2021-09-02
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- national blue and corn gold
- Emblem Symbol: cross section of...
- change 1988
- Emblem Symbol: Signifies progress
- 1917
- 1928
- Emblem Symbol: reminder of freedom
- 1965: FFA consolidated with this organization
- Which state was first to have future farmer club
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- City where FFA what created
- What did FFA originally stand for?
- Emblem Symbol: labor and tillage of the soil
- FFA Mission: Premier Leadership, Personal Growth, and...
- learning to do doing to learn earning to live living to serve
- 1969
- Who wrote the ffa creed
- charter 1950: public law 740 granted what
- First line of the FFA Creed: I believe in the future of
- Emblem Symbol: knowledge and wisdom
19 Clues: 1969 • 1917 • 1928 • change 1988 • Who wrote the ffa creed • City where FFA what created • national blue and corn gold • Emblem Symbol: Signifies progress • What did FFA originally stand for? • Emblem Symbol: cross section of... • Emblem Symbol: reminder of freedom • Emblem Symbol: knowledge and wisdom • charter 1950: public law 740 granted what • ...
FFA History 2021-09-02
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- Emblem Symbol: Signifies progress
- Emblem Symbol: Cross section of...
- 1988
- 1928
- Who wrote the ffa creed
- National blue and corn gold
- Emblem Symbol: Reminder of freedom
- 1965: FFA consolidated with this organization
- Emblem Symbol: Knowledge and wisdom
- 1950: public law 740 granted what
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- 1917
- City where FFA what created
- Which state was first to have future farmer club
- learning to do doing to learn earning to live living to serve
- Emblem Symbol: Labor and tillage of the soil
- FFA Mission: Premier Leadership, Personal Growth, and...
- First line of the FFA Creed: I believe in the future of...
- What did FFA originally stand for?
- 1969
19 Clues: 1917 • 1988 • 1928 • 1969 • Who wrote the ffa creed • City where FFA what created • National blue and corn gold • Emblem Symbol: Signifies progress • 1950: public law 740 granted what • Emblem Symbol: Cross section of... • What did FFA originally stand for? • Emblem Symbol: Reminder of freedom • Emblem Symbol: Knowledge and wisdom • Emblem Symbol: Labor and tillage of the soil • ...
History crossword 2022-03-03
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- of Rights A formal listing of the basic rights of the US
- To refuse to recognize a federal law
- The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government
- commerce Trade and other business dealings between two or more states
- A policy of avoiding political or military agreements with other countries
- jeopardy Putting a person on trial more than once for the same crime
- To formally prove a plan or agreement
- legislative branch Makes the laws
- A government order that forbids trade with another country
- A policy of not choosing sides in a dispute or war between other countries
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- Giving testimony that can be used against oneself
- A county governed by elected representatives
- The constitution system that shares power between the national and state government
- rebellion A revolt by the farmers in 1794 against an excise tax on whisky
- A written plan that provides the basic framework of a government
- sovereignty The idea that the government authority comes from the people
- branch The part of government consisting of the supreme court and lower federal courts that interpret laws
- A closing off of an area to keep people or supplies from going in or out
- branch The part of the government that carries out or executes laws
19 Clues: legislative branch Makes the laws • To refuse to recognize a federal law • To formally prove a plan or agreement • A county governed by elected representatives • Giving testimony that can be used against oneself • of Rights A formal listing of the basic rights of the US • The crime of encouraging rebellion against the government • ...
MALAYSIA HISTORY 2025-07-18
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- - INDIAN POLITICAL PARTY
- - ENFORCEMENT
- - WEALTH OF COUNTRY
- - BACKBONES OF GOVERNMENT
- - DEFENSE SYSTEM
- - POLITICIANS
- - HEAD OF COUNTRY
- - CHINESE POLITICAL PARTY
- MALAY POLITICAL PARTY
- - FREEDOM
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- - BANNED IDEOLOGY
- - PEOPLE POWER
- - CHOOSING OUR LEADER
- - NATIONAL FLORA
- - 3 RACES
- - FIRE
- - COLONIZER
- - HEAD OF GOVERNMENT
- - COLONIZER
- - TRAFFIC RULES
20 Clues: - FIRE • - 3 RACES • - FREEDOM • - COLONIZER • - COLONIZER • - ENFORCEMENT • - POLITICIANS • - PEOPLE POWER • - TRAFFIC RULES • - NATIONAL FLORA • - DEFENSE SYSTEM • - BANNED IDEOLOGY • - HEAD OF COUNTRY • - WEALTH OF COUNTRY • - HEAD OF GOVERNMENT • - CHOOSING OUR LEADER • MALAY POLITICAL PARTY • - INDIAN POLITICAL PARTY • - BACKBONES OF GOVERNMENT • - CHINESE POLITICAL PARTY
Memphis History 2022-08-19
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- The city will never flood thanks to tall ______ on the river
- Home of Elvis Presley and #1 tourist attraction in Memphis
- Epidemic that spread to Memphis from New Orleans via steamboats
- Democratic political machine "boss" of Memphis
- Famous downtown street renowned for its music
- Large river that runs alongside Memphis
- Nicknamed the "______ Capital of the South"
- Memphis is located within this "Grand Division" of Tennessee
- Little river that runs through Memphis
- The Cotton _______ of Memphis set the price for cotton and traded the product across the world
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- Memphis was founded by Overton, Winchester, and _______
- Memphis was a hub for the ______ trade until 1865
- Spanish explorer who first discovered the Mississippi
- Location of Martin Luther King's assassination
- Recording studio of Sam Phillips; recorded Elvis, Johnny Cash, and many other artists
- Major city on the Mississippi founded in 1819
- Style of music created in 1910s Memphis
- Memphis was named after the city in...
- Site of various Chickasaw _____, or burial sites
19 Clues: Memphis was named after the city in... • Little river that runs through Memphis • Style of music created in 1910s Memphis • Large river that runs alongside Memphis • Nicknamed the "______ Capital of the South" • Major city on the Mississippi founded in 1819 • Famous downtown street renowned for its music • Location of Martin Luther King's assassination • ...
History crossword 2022-11-18
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- enables the people of terroity to become a state
- imposing mandates that take away
- power directly stated in the constitution
- levied on individual income
- allows the power of congress to stretch
- return to state
- Checks on the government
- states may negotiate
- both national and state power
- Article 4, section 2
- a nationalist cheif justice
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- powers the constitution gives
- main way national government provides money
- reserves certain powers strictly to the state
- national government carrys out power
- national government may exericse simply
- power to assume responablity
- Laws relating to disputes
- prohibting public officals
19 Clues: return to state • states may negotiate • Article 4, section 2 • Checks on the government • Laws relating to disputes • prohibting public officals • levied on individual income • a nationalist cheif justice • power to assume responablity • powers the constitution gives • both national and state power • imposing mandates that take away • national government carrys out power • ...
Olympic History 2022-02-11
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- The first modern Olympics were held in ___.
- The Olympian games were held in honor of
- _____ ceremonies were part of the ancient Olympics.
- At the first modern Olympics, _____ nations took part.
- Baron deCoubertin started a ____ to gain support for the ideas.
- The ancient Olympics were held every ___ years.
- One event in the original pentathlon was the___.
- In ancient times, all of the Olympic competitors were ____.
- The ancient Olympics began with ____ the gods.
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- A champion of the Olympian Games received a _____ as a reward.
- The ancient Olympian Games were actually a Greek____ in honor of the gods.
- One event in the original pentathlon was the ____.
- The first Olympics only featured one event, the ____.
- The ____Olympics started in 1896.
- In ancient times, ____ spread the word about an upcoming Olympic competition.
- The ancient Olympics were held in an outdoor ___.
- Today the Olympics bring together athletes from many ____.
- The man responsible for the revival of the Olympics is Baron ____.
- The ____ Olympics started in 1924.
- Both the ancient and the modern Olympics are symbols of ___.
20 Clues: The ____Olympics started in 1896. • The ____ Olympics started in 1924. • The Olympian games were held in honor of • The first modern Olympics were held in ___. • The ancient Olympics began with ____ the gods. • The ancient Olympics were held every ___ years. • One event in the original pentathlon was the___. • The ancient Olympics were held in an outdoor ___. • ...
History Terms 2022-01-20
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- main goal
- first or most significant
- student
- wise with money; not spending lavishly
- to make or give evile
- belief that one race is superior to another
- any category of people distinguished by physical or cultural difference that a society sets apart
- 100 years
- overall set of values widely shared within this society
- a passage taken from a book,article,etc;
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- written word
- coming after; less important
- more than half
- extreme
- 10 years
- to record or enroll
- educated guess
- the perspective from which something is recorded
- an opinion or belief
19 Clues: extreme • student • 10 years • main goal • 100 years • written word • more than half • educated guess • to record or enroll • an opinion or belief • to make or give evile • first or most significant • coming after; less important • wise with money; not spending lavishly • a passage taken from a book,article,etc; • belief that one race is superior to another • ...
Colombia History 2022-03-30
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- president making part of the conservatives and liberals agreement. He was a conservative.
- a treaty between 2012 and 2016
- that person made the Apertura Economica
- group of people that make proposal for the elections in 1991
- city that desapear after the natural disater by the volcano Nevado del Ruiz.
- president making part of the conservaties and liberals agreement. He was a liberal
- journalist killed by the AUC.
- Opposing political parties formed after de liberals and conservaties law.
- he ended La violencioa and negociated with La Guerrila.
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- goberment building burned by M-19 bandits.
- agreement between two parties to share the goverment.
- mechanism of the protection for the rights of Colombia`s people.
- president that stablished the TLC (comerce free traty with the USA)
- the name of a club with rich people. that place was boomed in 2003
- agreement in 2016 with the purpose of peace.
- girl who lived 3 days in the armero disaster.
- leader of the cartel de medellin
- He was giong to be presidet, but pablo escobar send someone to kill him in one of his speeches.
- opposing armed groups formed after the agreement between
19 Clues: journalist killed by the AUC. • a treaty between 2012 and 2016 • leader of the cartel de medellin • that person made the Apertura Economica • goberment building burned by M-19 bandits. • agreement in 2016 with the purpose of peace. • girl who lived 3 days in the armero disaster. • agreement between two parties to share the goverment. • ...
History crossword 2022-04-12
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- inventor of the telephone
- a young business owner
- Homeland of inventor nikola tesla
- across the whole span of a continent
- : a business organization that controlled many businesses in the same industry
- a factory that purify crude oil into smaller oils.
- places where workers are placed to work in poor conditions with a low pay wage.
- beginning of the transcontinental railroad
- someone who rejects all forms of government.
- leader of the cigarmakers Union.
- inventor of the lightbulb
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- a cycle of good and bad things in buisness
- a celebration of 100 years
- a business or or company
- inventor of the tesla coil
- : implemented in november 18th 1883
- wanted for business’s to share in the ownership and profits together
- workers hired for the build of the transcontinental railroad
- a major conductor of electricity
19 Clues: a young business owner • a business or or company • inventor of the telephone • inventor of the lightbulb • a celebration of 100 years • inventor of the tesla coil • a major conductor of electricity • leader of the cigarmakers Union. • Homeland of inventor nikola tesla • : implemented in november 18th 1883 • across the whole span of a continent • ...
Project History 2023-01-21
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- at the end of the war of successionin 1714 fom the bourbon dynasty , implemented a series of reforms to recover the power of the empire
- after the conquest the temples pyramids and everything related to hispanic culture began to be
- Political division of the territories, each of which remained under the administración of an oficial Who was appointed by the king
- was the center of the financial shopping and cultural life of the viceroyalty
- The artist of New spain primarily dedícate to
- To resign to a cargue, usualmente due to reasons beyond control
- she was the only author of the continent who had the previlege of seeing her work published during her lifetime
- was involved in many of the decisions affeecting society during the inquisition they even controlled what could or could not be read
- made up of enlightened criollos
- the implemented reforms included the reduction of privileges for the
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- the enlightenment emerged in france and england
- polítical and economic doctrine that defends freedoom equality and individualism
- reforms were first established in the iberian peninsula and later during the mid eighteenth century they were applied in new spain and consolidated during the resign of
- the economy of New spain was consolidated with the incrementa of
- this also involved the creation of New roads and transportation routes,such as the
- this artistic style was inspired by the
- the enlightened strongly critized the class system that forced the poor to pay for the debt and costs of the
- During the eighteenth century , the new spain territory suffered a series of physical , political and social transformations that gave rise to the process
- living conditions in new spain were not fair and the previliged classses began to enlarge their
- did notaccept the independence so his troops confronted the trigarante Army
20 Clues: made up of enlightened criollos • this artistic style was inspired by the • The artist of New spain primarily dedícate to • the enlightenment emerged in france and england • To resign to a cargue, usualmente due to reasons beyond control • the economy of New spain was consolidated with the incrementa of • ...
History Crossword 2025-12-10
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- power to govern and make laws is held by a strong central government
- an area of land set aside for the use of a specific group of Aboriginal people
- territory that was granted by the English Crown to the Hudson's Bay Company in 1670
- series of 11 treaties between First Nations people and Canadian government
- collective term for the original peoples of Canada
- crucial transportation network of tracks trains and operators
- a Canadian Maritime province
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- power to govern and make laws is diveded between the central and regional governments
- a group of independent states or organizations that join together
- legally recognized Status Indians
- Canada, the name for the self-governing nation formed in 1867 when British colonies united, signifying a step towards independence but still under the British Crown
- major North American river flowing north from the U.S. into Lake Winnipeg
- Métis leader
- Canada's smallest province
- was the Canadian law that created the province of Manitoba and brought it into Confederation
- a province in Eastern Canada and part of the Maritimes
- the British North American territories of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador
- system in Canada was a network of schools designed to forcibly assimilate Indigenous children
- recognized as one of the Fathers of Confederation for his role as a delegate at the Charlottetown
- recognized as one of the Fathers of Confederation for his role as a delegate at the Charlottetown
20 Clues: Métis leader • Canada's smallest province • a Canadian Maritime province • legally recognized Status Indians • collective term for the original peoples of Canada • a province in Eastern Canada and part of the Maritimes • crucial transportation network of tracks trains and operators • a group of independent states or organizations that join together • ...
FFA History 2026-02-16
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- Location of the National FFA Center for many years.
- The five-symbol design that represents FFA values.
- The 1917 Act that promoted vocational agriculture education.
- Current home of the National FFA Convention.
- Supervised Agricultural Experience program.
- “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn…”
- Official dress item worn by FFA members.
- Levels of achievement in FFA (Greenhand, Chapter, State, American).
- Official statement of beliefs written by E.M. Tiffany.
- Highest degree an FFA member can earn.
- Organization that stands for Future Farmers of America (now known simply by its initials).
- Kentucky city that once hosted National FFA Convention.
- Missouri city where FFA was officially established.
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- First degree earned by FFA members.
- Early advocate who helped start the FFA movement in Virginia.
- Industry at the heart of FFA’s mission.
- Standardized attire worn at FFA events.
- First Female National FFA President.
- Author of the FFA Creed.
19 Clues: Author of the FFA Creed. • “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn…” • First degree earned by FFA members. • First Female National FFA President. • Highest degree an FFA member can earn. • Industry at the heart of FFA’s mission. • Standardized attire worn at FFA events. • Official dress item worn by FFA members. • Supervised Agricultural Experience program. • ...
Medieval History 2025-09-22
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- a structure used for public scorn and punishment where one’s head was clamped between two pieces of timber with one’s hands tied behind one’s back, or the hands were clamped in separate pieces of timber
- the practice of using what was believed to be special powers to control someone’s behaviour or to bring evil to a person; in medieval times, these powers were believed to have been given to people by the devil
- an organisational structure in which members of society are ranked according to their status or level of importance
- a geographical area of land or estate over which a lord had control and could exercise particular powers; contained a small village (or two for rich manors), a large manor house and a church
- another term used to describe the period of medieval history
- military expeditions undertaken by European Christians from the 11th to 13th centuries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims; ‘crusade’ literally means ‘take up the cross’
- tribes in ancient Europe, such as the Vandals and Visigoths, who were considered uncivilised and inferior by the Romans and Greeks
- an act of deliberate betrayal; showing no loyalty to one’s country by helping enemies or attempting to overthrow the government
- a social class who were privileged by birth or royal decree; the ranks of nobility in descending order are duke, marquess,
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- a name given to the outbreak of bubonic plague in the 1300s when millions of people across Europe died from the disease
- a highly contagious bacterial disease that is often fatal
- a political, social and economic system in which different classes owed services and obligations both to the classes below them as well as to the ones above; the adjective from feudalism is ‘feudal’
- a person or group of people who are considered the lowest of the medieval social classes and who are attached to a particular lord or manor and could be transferred from one owner to another; a type of peasant
- a person from the class of farmers, tenants and labourers on an estate/manor
- rejecting religious beliefs of a society where most people accept these beliefs; considered a religious crime in medieval times with severe punishments
- by ordeal, a process used to determine a person’s guilt or innocence by physical means, usually an unpleasant or dangerous experience such as torture; often believed to be under divine control with proof of innocence being survival
- the property surrounding and including a manor house, owned by the lord of the manor
- a device consisting of a wooden frame in which a person’s hands, head or legs were secured; often placed in a public area so the offender could be ridiculed
- viscount and baron
19 Clues: viscount and baron • a highly contagious bacterial disease that is often fatal • another term used to describe the period of medieval history • a person from the class of farmers, tenants and labourers on an estate/manor • the property surrounding and including a manor house, owned by the lord of the manor • ...
History Crossword 2026-04-27
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- a person killed, wounded, captured, or missing in a war.
- a warship covered with iron plates for extra protection.
- the act of freeing someone from slavery or control.
- the United States and the Northern states that stayed loyal to the federal government during the Civil War.
- the period, after the Civil War when the South was rebuilt and the Southern states were brought back into the Union.
- a military strategy of surrounding a place and cutting off supplies to force it to surrender.
- a system that forces certain people to join the military.
- a system in which people are treated as property and forced to work without pay or freedom.
- strong loyalty to one region of a country (like North or South) rather than to the whole nation.
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- a slave state that did not leave the Union (such as Kentucky or Maryland).
- a style of war that targets the enemy’s army, suppliend sometimes civilian property to weaken their ability to fight.
- a person who worked to end slavery.
- the act of leaving or breaking away from a country or organization.
- the idea that states have certain powers and rights that the federal government cannot control.
- the group of Southern states that left the Union and formed their own government.
- using ships or troops to stop people or supplies from entering or leaving a place.
- to officially leave or withdraw from a country or union.
- Address a short, famous speech by Abraham Lincoln in 1863 that honored fallen soldiers and explained the purpose of the war.
- Proclamation – the 1863 order by President Lincoln that declared enslaved people in Confederate states to be free.
- Amendment the change to the U.S. Constitution that officially ended slavery in the United States.
20 Clues: a person who worked to end slavery. • the act of freeing someone from slavery or control. • a person killed, wounded, captured, or missing in a war. • a warship covered with iron plates for extra protection. • to officially leave or withdraw from a country or union. • a system that forces certain people to join the military. • ...
World History 2026-05-14
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- first Roman emperor
- King with famous law code in Babylon
- they made Machu Picchu
- Ancient trade network
- first writing
- only human species left on earth
- Mother culture of Mesoamerica
- Major river in Ancient India
- zeus's wife
- clan that gave China its name
- half-man, half-cat in Egypt
- Mesoamerican word for corn
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- games invented in Greece
- Needed to translate hieroglyphics
- Where all humans originated
- salt used for mummification
- art pieces made with tiny colored glass
- tame animals for your using
- Roman city that went boom!
19 Clues: zeus's wife • first writing • first Roman emperor • Ancient trade network • they made Machu Picchu • games invented in Greece • Roman city that went boom! • Mesoamerican word for corn • Where all humans originated • salt used for mummification • tame animals for your using • half-man, half-cat in Egypt • Major river in Ancient India • Mother culture of Mesoamerica • ...
Swiss History 2026-06-12
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- The distinct four-sided pyramidal peak that is one of the highest mountains in the Alps.
- The shape of the emblem in the center of the Swiss flag.
- The year 1291 saw the signing of the Federal _______, which founded the early Swiss Confederacy.
- The _______ Guard has been protecting the Pope in Rome since 1506.
- The Meadow where the three original cantons swore an oath of alliance in 1291.
- The federal capital city of Switzerland.
- Switzerland’s famous foreign policy of not taking sides in wars.
- Switzerland's official country code (CH) stands for Confoederatio _________ in Latin.
- The acronym for the modern rail system (Swiss Federal Railways) that connected the country in the 19th century.
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- This large Swiss city is a major global hub for banking and finance.
- A traditional Swiss melted cheese dish, historically eaten by peasants in the Western Alps.
- French-born religious reformer John ______ made Geneva a major center of the Protestant Reformation.
- The Red _____ humanitarian organization was founded in Geneva by Henry Dunant in 1863.
- Switzerland is divided into 26 of these political states (similar to US states).
- The famous lake shared between Switzerland and France (known locally as Lac Léman).
- Switzerland's official currency.
- A luxury item that Swiss engineers became world-famous for making precise.
- The legendary archer who shot an apple off his son's head.
- The mountain range that covers a huge portion of Switzerland.
- A weapon used by William Tell and early Swiss soldiers before firearms became common.
20 Clues: Switzerland's official currency. • The federal capital city of Switzerland. • The shape of the emblem in the center of the Swiss flag. • The legendary archer who shot an apple off his son's head. • The mountain range that covers a huge portion of Switzerland. • Switzerland’s famous foreign policy of not taking sides in wars. • ...
American History 2026-08-21
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- of Rights — First ten constitutional amendments.
- v. Madison — Case establishing judicial review.
- — Opposed a powerful central government.
- — Colonists who supported independence.
- — Economic system benefiting the mother country.
- Tea Party — Protest against the tea tax.
- Review — Power to strike down unconstitutional laws.
- — Supported a stronger national government.
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- Purchase — Jefferson’s major western land acquisition.
- — Colonists loyal to Britain.
- Ordinance — Process for territories to become states.
- of 1763 — Restricted settlement west of the Appalachians.
- Affair — Diplomatic conflict with revolutionary France.
- Acts — Taxes on imported colonial goods.
- of Confederation — First U.S. government; lacked central power.
- Massacre — Deadly clash between colonists and British troops.
- States Constitution — Framework of the U.S. government.
- & Sedition Acts — Restricted immigrants and political criticism.
- Rebellion — Farmer uprising exposing government weaknesses.
- Compromise — Counted enslaved people for representation.
20 Clues: — Colonists loyal to Britain. • — Colonists who supported independence. • Acts — Taxes on imported colonial goods. • — Opposed a powerful central government. • Tea Party — Protest against the tea tax. • — Supported a stronger national government. • v. Madison — Case establishing judicial review. • of Rights — First ten constitutional amendments. • ...
only for Nico lol lol 2022-05-03
9 Clues: my name • the alphabet • what Nico is • villagers but bad • disgusting liquid • the best game in history • third best game in history • second best game in history • the most trash block in Minecraft
melissa's brain teaser 2014-03-06
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- subjective objective assessment plan
- review of systems
- files computerized records can also be used as?
- patient information
- blood pressure
- to the point
- a patient who does not follow medical advise he or she receives
- privacy and security rule
- accounts receivable
- the process of recording information in the medical record
- to examine and review
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- list each condition or diagnosis a patient has is listed separately
- history of present illness
- transforming spoken notes into written form
- primary care physician
- patient record
- electronic health record
- includes a record of patient's past medical history
- patient health information
- emergency department
20 Clues: to the point • blood pressure • patient record • review of systems • patient information • accounts receivable • emergency department • to examine and review • primary care physician • electronic health record • privacy and security rule • history of present illness • patient health information • subjective objective assessment plan • transforming spoken notes into written form • ...
Samurai Warrior Crossword 2022-06-22
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- - feudal lord in japan
- - A rule that cannot be broken
- - Like a war
- - A warrior that fights for japan
- - killing yourself
- - Someone who is a ruler
- - fighting or protecting something or someone
- - A battle between people
- - people fighting at war
- - Something that depicts history in modern times
- - people who we worship and trust
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- - Controlling something
- - someone who takes control or leads
- - A country
- - things that heppened in the past
- - Someone who is trained to protect
- - A ruler of leader
- - Something traditional to a country
- - A weapon that shots bullets
- - A metal weapon
20 Clues: - A country • - Like a war • - A metal weapon • - killing yourself • - A ruler of leader • - feudal lord in japan • - Controlling something • - Someone who is a ruler • - people fighting at war • - A battle between people • - A weapon that shots bullets • - A rule that cannot be broken • - A warrior that fights for japan • - people who we worship and trust • ...
