history Crossword Puzzles
Illinois History 2019-04-04
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- The last name of the man who invented barbed wire.
- The name of our county which got its name from the man who was a supporter of Illinois statehood.
- Marquette and Jolliet explored what river in 1673?
- Because of this invention, Illinois farmers had a faster way to harvest wheat and other grains.
- State Bird
- Illinois is favorable for farming due mainly to the
- a type of river transportation that could carry heavy loads and had flat bottoms.
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- the farthest northeastern border of the Land of Lincoln
- Illinois soil is dark becaue of the high amount of organic matter that comes from the ____________ of prairie plants.
- The place once known as the butter capital of the world.
- This team was once known as the Chicago Staley/s.
- Archaic people made advances in this
- During the American Revolution, Illinois was considered part of what state?
- in 1993 this caused 1.5 billion in losses to crop and damage to property.
- Making Illinois a ________ state was important to many members of Congress
- The fuel produced when sugars and corn ferment.
16 Clues: State Bird • Archaic people made advances in this • The fuel produced when sugars and corn ferment. • This team was once known as the Chicago Staley/s. • The last name of the man who invented barbed wire. • Marquette and Jolliet explored what river in 1673? • Illinois is favorable for farming due mainly to the • the farthest northeastern border of the Land of Lincoln • ...
Kindermusik History 2019-10-02
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- Kindermusik Exclusive instrument
- Kindermusik blog
- Wrote the song "Bubbles"
- First KI Curricula = Kindermusik for the ______ ______
- First Kindermusik Franchise Country
- "Hickety Pickety _________"
- Hello song based off of "The Farmer and the Dell"
- Street of previous KI headquarters
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- KI's Director of Education until 2015
- Original name of KI Schools program
- Our Time unit featuring the story "Shiny Dinah"
- Kindermusik Teachers Association publication in 1993
- 2016 Kindermusik Educator Conference Location
- KI recording studio
- Founded Kindermusik
- Country where Kindermusik curricula originated
16 Clues: Kindermusik blog • KI recording studio • Founded Kindermusik • Wrote the song "Bubbles" • "Hickety Pickety _________" • Kindermusik Exclusive instrument • Street of previous KI headquarters • Original name of KI Schools program • First Kindermusik Franchise Country • KI's Director of Education until 2015 • 2016 Kindermusik Educator Conference Location • ...
Polynesian History 2023-05-17
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- what U.S. state that starts with a C did Ancient Polynesians come in contact with
- the world's largest ocean
- very popular body art in many Polynesian Cultures
- one of the oldest Polynesian Civilizations, Moana's island is based off this place
- the top of the Polynesian triangle, also a US State
- a life force which connects all living things
- an area that contains a group of islands
- the bottom left corner of the Polynesian triangle, New ______
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- nomadic ancient humans which most or all food is gained from foraging or hunting
- a region of Oceania, made up with more than 1000 islands
- a mountain or hill that has a crater at the top filled with lava that erupts
- a Polynesian demigod with a magical fish hook
- a person who regularly travels by sea
- a historical time period when Polynesians settled Samoa and Fiji and then unexpectedly stopped for 2000 years, then began settling again
- a Polynesian Island that is very peaceful and respects the land, colonized by the French
- a piece of land surrounded on all sides by water
16 Clues: the world's largest ocean • a person who regularly travels by sea • an area that contains a group of islands • a Polynesian demigod with a magical fish hook • a life force which connects all living things • a piece of land surrounded on all sides by water • very popular body art in many Polynesian Cultures • the top of the Polynesian triangle, also a US State • ...
Greek History 2023-05-19
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- Sea located south of Greece
- City-state that was militaristic
- Who was the father of medicine
- Greek god of war
- Greek king of gods
- Who wrote about the Peloponnesian War
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- First Greek historian
- How did Greeks spread the Hellenic culture
- WHo developed theory about right triangles
- the conquered most of greece
- Greek sculptor who created statue of Athena in the Parthenon
- Greek god of the sea
- Who wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey
- City-state that developed democracy
- Who rebuilt Athens after the Persian wars
- Known as father of geometry
16 Clues: Greek god of war • Greek king of gods • Greek god of the sea • First Greek historian • Sea located south of Greece • Known as father of geometry • the conquered most of greece • Who was the father of medicine • City-state that was militaristic • City-state that developed democracy • Who wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey • Who wrote about the Peloponnesian War • ...
Tx history 2023-05-04
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- In 1918, El Paso native
- court?
- Day O'Connor was the first woman in history to become a what?
- Vilma Martinez was bor on ?
- By the beginning of the contemporary Texas Era, period spanning from. what year?
- She received her Bachelor of Art in what year?
- Houston pharmacist Mickey Leland was elected what year???
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- one of the biggest assets in Texas is its?
- In 1993 became the first female elected to the united states senate.
- Senate She was elected twice to where? the woman is Sandra.
- In 1981 Abbott graduated from the university of what?
- Sandra Day O'Connor was born in?
- Greg was born on what day and year ?
- How many years did Sandra serve in the united
- On January 202015 Greg Abbott was sworn in as the whatgoverner?
- What year was the civil rights movement?
16 Clues: court? • In 1918, El Paso native • Vilma Martinez was bor on ? • Sandra Day O'Connor was born in? • Greg was born on what day and year ? • What year was the civil rights movement? • one of the biggest assets in Texas is its? • How many years did Sandra serve in the united • She received her Bachelor of Art in what year? • ...
Juneteenth History 2023-06-19
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- Who was the first African American to serve as president of the United State?
- What year did Juneteenth become a federal holiday?
- What year was slavery abolished in Texas?
- What is the name of the African American woman who was the first to win an Academy Award for Best Actress?
- Who was the Union general who issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
- This day is important because it commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and celebrates the freedom and achievements of African Americans.
- What year was the National Juneteenth Observance Foundation founded?
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- What is the name of the African American woman who refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery Alabama bus in 1955?
- A former salve who became a conductor on the Underground Railroad, helping hundreds of slaves escape to freedom?
- What year was the Emancipation Proclamation issued?
- What is the name of the African American poet who wrote, "lift Every Voice and Sing"?
- What was the name of the Texas town where General Gordon Granger announced the end of slavery?
- What state was the last to officially recognize Juneteent a holiday? h
- What is the name of the African American man who was the first to win a Nobel Peace Prize?
- What is the traditional food served on Juneteenth?
- In 1980 what state was the first to declare Juneteenth a holiday?
16 Clues: What year was slavery abolished in Texas? • What year did Juneteenth become a federal holiday? • What is the traditional food served on Juneteenth? • What year was the Emancipation Proclamation issued? • In 1980 what state was the first to declare Juneteenth a holiday? • Who was the Union general who issued the Emancipation Proclamation? • ...
Texas History 2022-04-21
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- Small towns becoming big cities
- The word for caring more about the region you live in than the country as a whole.
- A form of government ruled by the people
- Last name of one of the defenders of the Alamo who wrote the letter Victory or Death
- Last name of the man who gave the speech Grito de Dolores
- The process of adding land to an existing country
- Branch of government that has the Senate and House of Representatives. They make the laws.
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- Spanish term for cowboys who brought cattle to Texas.
- Region of Texas with the lowest elevation but most rainfall; ______plains
- The country that gained there independence from Spain in 1821
- Last name of the first president of the Republic of Texas.
- Term for people who would bring people to Coahuila y Tejas; i.e. Stephen F. Austin
- Name for spanish military settlement
- First name of the first European to step foot in Texas
- Fill in the blank: God ____, and Glory - motives for exploration
- _____ rights; another word for human rights - was fought for in the USA because people were segregated.
16 Clues: Small towns becoming big cities • Name for spanish military settlement • A form of government ruled by the people • The process of adding land to an existing country • Spanish term for cowboys who brought cattle to Texas. • First name of the first European to step foot in Texas • Last name of the man who gave the speech Grito de Dolores • ...
U.S. History 2023-11-13
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- Laws to limit rights of blacks
- Attacks were to take place at ___ PM
- Time Lincoln died
- Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom
- Where Lincoln died
- 1st president impeached
- Congressional plan for reconstruction
- Assassinated Lincoln
- Lincoln reconstruction plan
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- 2nd president impeached
- Gave shelter/clothing/food to blacks
- Gave black men the right to vote
- 3rd president impeached
- Gave African Americans citizenship
- Booth flees on a ___
- Where Lincoln was shot
16 Clues: Time Lincoln died • Where Lincoln died • Booth flees on a ___ • Assassinated Lincoln • Where Lincoln was shot • 2nd president impeached • 3rd president impeached • 1st president impeached • Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom • Lincoln reconstruction plan • Laws to limit rights of blacks • Gave black men the right to vote • Gave African Americans citizenship • ...
History Terms 2024-07-26
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- The deliberate killing of a prominent person, often for political reasons
- Information used to influence public opinion and morale.
- The extraction of coal from the ground, crucial for powering machines.
- A campaign during World War I in which Australian and New Zealand forces fought.
- The process of cities growing and populations increasing in urban areas.
- Aerial battles between fighter aircraft.
- Significant and often violent changes in political power or organizational structures.
- Residents from enemy countries during wartime, often subject to suspicion or internment.
- The circumstances affecting the way people live.
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- Increase in the number of people in a particular area
- The deliberate killing of a prominent person, often for political reasons.
- A final demand or statement of terms, the rejection of which may lead to retaliation or a breakdown in relations.
- The environment and terms under which people work.
- A policy of extending a country’s power and influence through colonization.
- The empire over which Britain ruled, comprising colonies across the world.
- Organizations formed by workers to protect their rights and interests.
- Fabrics or cloth, often produced in large quantities during the Industrial Revolution.
17 Clues: Aerial battles between fighter aircraft. • The circumstances affecting the way people live. • The environment and terms under which people work. • Increase in the number of people in a particular area • Information used to influence public opinion and morale. • The extraction of coal from the ground, crucial for powering machines. • ...
History Crossword 2024-07-17
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- The American diplomat who secured crucial French support
- British strategy focusing on gaining control of the southern colonies
- French naval commander who helped trap Cornwallis at Yorktown
- Term for the British supporters in the colonies who remained loyal to the crown
- Surprise attack led by Washington on the Hessians on December 26, 1776
- The winter camp where Washington’s troops endured harsh conditions but emerged stronger
- The site of a significant American victory in New York in 1777 that influenced the war’s final phase
- The river crossed by Washington before the surprise attack on Trenton
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- The decisive 1781 battle that marked the end of major fighting
- 1783 treaty that officially ended the Revolutionary War
- General who led the Continental Army
- British general who surrendered at Yorktown
- French general who played a crucial role at Yorktown
- The German officer who trained Continental Army soldiers at Valley Forge
- The governing body that managed the war effort for the American colonies
- Naval officer famous for his declaration, “I have not yet begun to fight!”
16 Clues: General who led the Continental Army • British general who surrendered at Yorktown • French general who played a crucial role at Yorktown • 1783 treaty that officially ended the Revolutionary War • The American diplomat who secured crucial French support • French naval commander who helped trap Cornwallis at Yorktown • ...
History Stuff 2024-02-28
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- weapon used in wwi used to neutralized the playing feild
- a soldier that receved a metal of honor
- a sog written to encourage young american men to fight
- people were fear full of imigrants
- religious choice
- sent by germany to mexico
- place of gathering
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- people put money in it
- senator who disigreed with wilson aboWall Street of nations
- Countrys team together
- the want for a countrys race
- President who delared war
- unfair machine used by germany
- money was spent on this most by germany
- influential wall street broker
- the want for a countrys growth
16 Clues: religious choice • place of gathering • people put money in it • Countrys team together • President who delared war • sent by germany to mexico • the want for a countrys race • unfair machine used by germany • influential wall street broker • the want for a countrys growth • people were fear full of imigrants • a soldier that receved a metal of honor • ...
US history 2024-03-04
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- money in the bank
- assassinated leader of AH
- payment for war damages
- the flu
- secret alcohol seller
- cause of wwI that lead to a arms race
- struggle,sadness
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- president during the start of wwI
- a great movement of people to a new place
- a large group of senators
- a leading republican foreign policy expert
- commander of US forces in Europe
- underwater machines
- group of merchant ships that sailed together
- note sent to Mexico to invade the US
- staged a revolution and gained control of Russia
16 Clues: the flu • struggle,sadness • money in the bank • underwater machines • secret alcohol seller • payment for war damages • a large group of senators • assassinated leader of AH • commander of US forces in Europe • president during the start of wwI • note sent to Mexico to invade the US • cause of wwI that lead to a arms race • a great movement of people to a new place • ...
Church history 2024-02-12
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- a lead
- the council
- 1st martyr
- where Catholics/christians go to Sunday school for
- The Days after ressurection
- place of worship
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- Holy Spirit and teens
- Non Jew Christians
- bread
- dove
- name that starts with P
- hrad of the church
- Matthew with different ending
- festival with apostles speaking tongues
- Christians at the time
- denied jesus
16 Clues: dove • bread • a lead • 1st martyr • the council • denied jesus • place of worship • Non Jew Christians • hrad of the church • Holy Spirit and teens • Christians at the time • name that starts with P • The Days after ressurection • Matthew with different ending • festival with apostles speaking tongues • where Catholics/christians go to Sunday school for
ww1 history 2024-04-10
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- Occasion marked by temporary ceasefires and gestures of goodwill among soldiers, even amid war.
- Aerial attacks targeting enemy positions or civilian areas, causing destruction and casualties.
- Illnesses spread rapidly in the cramped and unsanitary conditions of trenches, causing significant casualties.
- The barren and dangerous area between opposing trenches in trench warfare.
- A painful condition caused by prolonged exposure to wet and unsanitary conditions in trenches.
- Grim reminders of the human cost of war, with deceased soldiers littering battlefields.
- Lack of access to perishable or nutritious food items, often resulting in poor health among soldiers.
- Submarines utilized by the German navy during World War I to disrupt enemy shipping.
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- Soldiers often faced with sleep deprivation due to the constant threat of attack and demanding duties.
- Strong feelings of longing and nostalgia for one's homeland while separated during military service.
- Armored vehicles designed for combat, used to navigate difficult terrain and break through enemy lines.trenchwarface
- Firearms capable of rapid and continuous fire, significantly impacting the lethality of battles.
- Limited food supplies leading to hunger and malnutrition among soldiers.
- Modern and advanced armaments introduced during wartime, altering combat tactics and strategies.
- Pests commonly found in trenches, adding to the unsanitary conditions and discomfort for soldiers.
- Chemical weapons deployed to incapacitate or kill enemy troops, with devastating effects on health.
16 Clues: Limited food supplies leading to hunger and malnutrition among soldiers. • The barren and dangerous area between opposing trenches in trench warfare. • Submarines utilized by the German navy during World War I to disrupt enemy shipping. • Grim reminders of the human cost of war, with deceased soldiers littering battlefields. • ...
US History 2024-05-06
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- a main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities.
- a period marked by a significant increase of births.
- The Montgomery bus boycott was a political and social protest campaign against the policy of racial segregation on the public transit system of Montgomery, Alabama. It was a foundational event in the civil rights movement in the United
- an American couple who were executed in 1953 as spies for the Soviet Union.
- created in 1938 to investigate alleged disloyalty and rebel activities on the part of private citizens, public employees and organizations
- the principle that the US should give support to countries or peoples threatened by Soviet forces or Communist insurrection.
- the rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality.
- an outlying part of a city or town
- a geopolitical strategic foreign policy pursued by the United State
- former Cali Governor
- Person who refused to give her seat up to a white man
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- American government official accused in 1948 of having spied for the Soviet Union in the 1930s.
- a civil rights protest during which African Americans refused to ride city buses in Montgomery, Alabama, to protest segregated seating
- , period of public fear and anxiety over the supposed rise of communist or socialist ideologies in a noncommunist state.
- a law that provided a range of benefits for some of the returning World War II veterans.
- Blockade from 24 June 1948 to 12 May 1949, cutting off all land and river transit between West Berlin and West Germany.
16 Clues: former Cali Governor • an outlying part of a city or town • a period marked by a significant increase of births. • Person who refused to give her seat up to a white man • a main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities. • a geopolitical strategic foreign policy pursued by the United State • ...
History 1.1 2024-09-17
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- Moving people out of a country
- Government with many civil servants and rules
- Dug hallway for soldiers to protect themselves against enemies
- When people require stamps to be allowed to purchase something
- Design of objects and buildings
- Loving everything that is related to military
- Communist
- Sole rulership
- Radical socialist
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- When there is very little of something
- camp Prison camp for opponents
- Making the army ready for war
- Impartial
- market Place where there is forbidden trade
- art Art that doesn’t show you what it represents
- Group of people that governs something
16 Clues: Impartial • Communist • Sole rulership • Radical socialist • Making the army ready for war • Moving people out of a country • Design of objects and buildings • camp Prison camp for opponents • When there is very little of something • Group of people that governs something • Government with many civil servants and rules • market Place where there is forbidden trade • ...
History Terms 2026-01-15
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- Each person is a unique individual
- Private ownership of the means of production, establishing class seperation
- The use of common spoken languages, rather than Latin
- A country or territory governed by a foreign power
- The lower levels of society, they work to survive
- The selling and buying of Africans to American Colonies
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- A social or economic system built on manufacturing industries
- How much of something a producer is willing to produce
- A country led by a king, queen, or emperor
- All citizens share equally in economic resources
- A stronger nation imposing its will on a weaker nation
- Focusing on the humans potential and achievements
- The idea that you should be loyal to your country
- A succession of rulers from the same family
- Property and economy is controlled and owned by the state
- An organised society and political system
16 Clues: Each person is a unique individual • An organised society and political system • A country led by a king, queen, or emperor • A succession of rulers from the same family • All citizens share equally in economic resources • Focusing on the humans potential and achievements • The idea that you should be loyal to your country • ...
US History 2026-01-20
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- First English colony in America
- Helped found the NAACP
- Oil robber baron
- Leader of the USSR during WWII
- Sea route that connected North & South America
- Political party formed to oppose Andrew Jackson
- FDR's plan to stop the Great Depression
- Site of the 2nd atomic bomb drop
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- Military Leader of Japan during WWII
- Invented the light bulb
- Father of the Constitution
- Gave the ok to drop the nukes
- Country divided at 38th parallel
- A coup led to this new state
- 16th President of the Union
- Major religious group in colonial Pennsylvania
16 Clues: Oil robber baron • Helped found the NAACP • Invented the light bulb • Father of the Constitution • 16th President of the Union • A coup led to this new state • Gave the ok to drop the nukes • Leader of the USSR during WWII • First English colony in America • Country divided at 38th parallel • Site of the 2nd atomic bomb drop • Military Leader of Japan during WWII • ...
Bible history 2024-10-20
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- vendio su primogenitura
- Dios da nuevas lenguas para confundirlos
- comio el fruto prohibdo
- engaño a la mujer
- tenia 100 años nacio su hijo
- hizo la tierra y los animales en 6 dias
- tenía envidia de su hno
- iba a llegar al cielo
- cocino lentejas
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- entreron por parejas
- iba hacer sacrificado
- entrego mejor ofrenda
- tenia 90 años cuando dio a luz su hijo
- Fue un sacrificio para Dios
- primer hombre en la tierra
- construyo el arca
16 Clues: cocino lentejas • engaño a la mujer • construyo el arca • entreron por parejas • iba hacer sacrificado • entrego mejor ofrenda • iba a llegar al cielo • vendio su primogenitura • comio el fruto prohibdo • tenía envidia de su hno • primer hombre en la tierra • Fue un sacrificio para Dios • tenia 100 años nacio su hijo • tenia 90 años cuando dio a luz su hijo • ...
Toy History 2025-02-13
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- When Barbie broke up with Ken in 2004, she was briefly paired with what other B-doll, a surfer from Australia?
- One of the world's oldest games is known as "draughts" in British English and what in American English?
- Portrayed by Dolph Lundgren on film, which action figure was first released by Mattel in 1981?
- The first widely marketed Chia Pet was released in 1982. What animal was it?
- The first Troll Doll, created in 1959 by Thomas Dam for his daughter for Christmas, was made out of what?
- An arctophile is a collector of which stuffed toys
- Before it was colored, scented, and packaged in little yellow containers, Play-Doh was originally created by Kutol Products of Cincinnati, Ohio to clean what?
- What popular toy was "discovered" during WWII as scientists were searching for a substitute product for rubber?
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- John Lloyd Wright, son of famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright, invented what popular architecture-adjacent toy?
- How many differently shaped pieces were in the original game of Tetris?
- In 1999, the National Security Agency banned what popular toy from its premises over concerns that the toy might be able to record and repeat classified information? Roger Shiffman, owner of Tiger Electronics, later stated that the toy "has absolutely no ability to do any recording whatsoever."
- Calling all fans of Geoffrey the Giraffe...In what state, in the city of Rockville, did the first Toys "R" Us store open in 1957?
- What is the name of the talking animatronic toy that was an "Illiop" but quite closely resembled a bear? The toy reached peak popularity in the mid-1980s and helped aid the launch of 1986's Nintendo Entertainment System.
- Inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2000, what toy invented by Richard James in 1943 was used by the U.S. Army as radio antennas in the Vietnam War?
- What toy was once banned in Japan because the motion of operating the toy was considered indecent?
- Students at what Ivy League university used pie tins from the Frisbie Baking Company to play catch, thus giving birth to the flying disc that in its plastic form would ultimately be known as a "Frisbee"?
16 Clues: An arctophile is a collector of which stuffed toys • How many differently shaped pieces were in the original game of Tetris? • The first widely marketed Chia Pet was released in 1982. What animal was it? • Portrayed by Dolph Lundgren on film, which action figure was first released by Mattel in 1981? • ...
HISTORY 1.0 2025-02-17
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- Hudson's ship
- Rescued Captain Dermer
- Noticed the swing of a cathedral lantern
- Virginia Dare's grandfather
- John Brown's problem
- Had a fake silver nose
- Style of painting Rembrandt did NOT do
- Jewish candlestick
- Was 6' 8" tall
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- Bottom of the Tokugawan Japanese social structure
- Gatherings of the Covenanters
- Dualism man's childhood ailment
- Traveled to find a kidney stone cure
- Aboriginal torch-lighter
- City of the Spanish Fury
- Bess Raleigh kept it embalmed
16 Clues: Hudson's ship • Was 6' 8" tall • Jewish candlestick • John Brown's problem • Rescued Captain Dermer • Had a fake silver nose • Aboriginal torch-lighter • City of the Spanish Fury • Virginia Dare's grandfather • Gatherings of the Covenanters • Bess Raleigh kept it embalmed • Dualism man's childhood ailment • Traveled to find a kidney stone cure • Style of painting Rembrandt did NOT do • ...
Womens History 2025-03-13
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- Was the 2nd woman and the first Jewish woman to server on the US Supreme Court
- Considered to be one of the best female golfers in the world
- One of the greatest Beach Volleyball players from USA
- 1st female to play in NHL and onlyone to play in NHL
- Considered to be fastest woman of all time. "Flo-Jo"
- She is one of the greatest female tennis players of all time.
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- Best Female race car driver of all time
- One of the young and upcoming stars in the game of Volleyball. Played high school volleyball in Ann Arbor, Michigan
- She is a 4-time Olympian and oen of the best volleyball players from the USA
- She won 6 Olympic medals in track and field.
- Best female MMA fighter
- Widely considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time
- Considered one of the greatest collegiate basketball players
- One of the best female college basketball coaches in America before her death
- 4 time all American softball pitcher from Alabama
- Kept a diary documenting her life in hiding during WWII
16 Clues: Best female MMA fighter • Best Female race car driver of all time • She won 6 Olympic medals in track and field. • 4 time all American softball pitcher from Alabama • 1st female to play in NHL and onlyone to play in NHL • Considered to be fastest woman of all time. "Flo-Jo" • One of the greatest Beach Volleyball players from USA • ...
Women History 2025-03-12
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- all-time best softball player-pitcher
- 1st female AA 1st lady of US
- One of the young and upcoming stars in the game of Vollyball
- Most successful women ski racer from USA
- 1st female to dunk in NBA 4-time gold medalist
- Considered to be one of the best female golfers in the world
- Considered one of the greatest collegiate basketball players
- She is a 4- time Olympian and one of the best Volleyball player from USA
- 1st female to officiate NFL Game
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- Widely considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time
- Considered to be the fastest women of all time
- Singer, record producer, actress
- 1st AA to win medal in figure skating
- kept a diary documenting her life in hiding during WWII
- Founder of American Red Cross
- Best Female MMA fighter
16 Clues: Best Female MMA fighter • 1st female AA 1st lady of US • Founder of American Red Cross • Singer, record producer, actress • 1st female to officiate NFL Game • all-time best softball player-pitcher • 1st AA to win medal in figure skating • Most successful women ski racer from USA • Considered to be the fastest women of all time • 1st female to dunk in NBA 4-time gold medalist • ...
American history 2025-05-01
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- Trail
- that the U.S. was meant to expand across North America
- Act
- Destiny
- process of adding new territory to a country
- of Tears
- taken by pioneers to the West
- 1803 land deal that doubled the size of the U.S.
- Expansion
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- leading to the U.S. gaining Southwest territories
- that gave land to settlers moving west
- of railroads to connect the East and West
- relocation of Native American tribes
- War
- Purchase
- group that traveled west to Utah for religious freedom
- in one's country
17 Clues: War • Act • Trail • Destiny • of Tears • Purchase • Expansion • in one's country • taken by pioneers to the West • relocation of Native American tribes • that gave land to settlers moving west • of railroads to connect the East and West • process of adding new territory to a country • 1803 land deal that doubled the size of the U.S. • leading to the U.S. gaining Southwest territories • ...
American History 2025-09-13
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- General who led Union forces in the Civil War
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- War hawk President during War of 1812
- California city where gold was first discovered
- Abolitionist who led raids in Kansas
- Constitutional Convention city
- New York island that processed immigrants
- First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic
- Constitutional amendment that gave women the right to vote
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- President known as "Old Hickory"
- Trail used by pioneers moving west
- President who served four terms
- Harbor attacked on December 7, 1941
- First African American Supreme Court Justice
- Amendment that ended slavery
- President assassinated in Dallas, 1963
16 Clues: Amendment that ended slavery • Constitutional Convention city • President who served four terms • President known as "Old Hickory" • Trail used by pioneers moving west • Harbor attacked on December 7, 1941 • Abolitionist who led raids in Kansas • War hawk President during War of 1812 • President assassinated in Dallas, 1963 • Author of the Declaration of Independence • ...
1920s History 2025-04-02
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- – A new technology that transformed entertainment and communication in Canada.
- – Young women in the 1920s known for their bold fashion and attitudes.
- – This industry changed dramatically in the 1920s, with shorter skirts and looser styles.
- – The site of the 1919 General Strike, whose effects carried into the 1920s.
- – Illegal bars that sold alcohol during Prohibition.
- – A popular dance of the 1920s, especially among flappers.
- – People who smuggled alcohol into the U.S. during Prohibition.
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- – A technology that changed transportation in Canada.
- – American companies opening factories in Canada to avoid tariffs.
- – A nationwide ban on alcohol that was in place in the early 1920s.
- – One of the "Famous Five" who fought for women's rights.
- of Seven – Famous Canadian artists known for their landscape paintings.
- – A life-saving medical discovery by Canadian researchers Banting and Best in 1921.
- – A 1929 legal decision that declared women as "persons" under Canadian law.
- Age – A term used to describe the cultural revolution of the 1920s.
- – An important communication device that became more common in Canadian homes
16 Clues: – Illegal bars that sold alcohol during Prohibition. • – A technology that changed transportation in Canada. • – One of the "Famous Five" who fought for women's rights. • – A popular dance of the 1920s, especially among flappers. • – People who smuggled alcohol into the U.S. during Prohibition. • – American companies opening factories in Canada to avoid tariffs. • ...
Vocabulary - History 2025-09-30
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- Cause,generate.
- Durar.
- To manage or control a country.
- A major route bewtween Asia and Europe. (two words)
- Advancement, evolution.
- The right of being able to do whatever you want.
- A group of countries ruled by a single person or government.
- A country that has a queen or king.
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- Descenso
- The group of people who officially control a country.
- The largest country in the world. It used to be part of the Soviet Union.
- Commerce
- If something is .......... believed, it is believed by many people.
- Something that is achieved after a lot of work.
- Information and facts about something.
- A country's fighting force.
16 Clues: Durar. • Descenso • Commerce • Cause,generate. • Advancement, evolution. • A country's fighting force. • To manage or control a country. • A country that has a queen or king. • Information and facts about something. • Something that is achieved after a lot of work. • The right of being able to do whatever you want. • A major route bewtween Asia and Europe. (two words) • ...
Medieval History 2025-09-26
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- Time period in Europe that began with the fall of the Roman Empire in 476 C.E.
- A land grant given by a monarch to a lord, or by a lord to a lesser lord or knight
- People at the bottom of the feudal system who worked the land
- This code of behavior for knights expected them to be loyal, just, and protect the helpless
- Large estate, including a castle or manor house, villages, and farmland, where lords lived
- Warrior who defeated Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066
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- A ruler or powerful landholder to whom people pledged loyalty in the feudal system
- The highest-ranking feudal leader; a king or queen
- One of the three main invading groups in the 9th and 10th centuries, known for terrifying raids from the north
- The political and economic system that developed in the Middle Ages
- A lesser lord who pledged loyalty and service to a more powerful lord
- Peasants who were "tied" to the land and could not leave without the lord's permission
- A heavily armed warrior who fought on horseback for a lord
- The first stage of a boy's training to become a knight, where he served the ladies of the castle
- The name given to Charlemagne, meaning "Charles the Great"
- The highest-ranking class in medieval society
16 Clues: The highest-ranking feudal leader; a king or queen • The highest-ranking class in medieval society • A heavily armed warrior who fought on horseback for a lord • People at the bottom of the feudal system who worked the land • Warrior who defeated Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 • The name given to Charlemagne, meaning "Charles the Great" • ...
Central History 2025-09-11
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- plays music for the sports teams
- Central school is in what town?
- School's team name?
- Central's most recent state championship was in?
- The middle school was in what town before PH?
- Central's football coach, Right Hand Man HOF?
- WEST was in what town before Park Hills?
- Kade Willis is Central's only state champ in?
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- Centrals girls won state in what sport?
- Coach who saved the wrestling program
- Central's athletic director?
- Central's football coach the Hall of Fame?
- Most important thing on Earth?
- Hardest sport to master?
- Made it to the championship the first year of spring?
- Central's first state championship was in?
16 Clues: School's team name? • Hardest sport to master? • Central's athletic director? • Most important thing on Earth? • Central school is in what town? • plays music for the sports teams • Coach who saved the wrestling program • Centrals girls won state in what sport? • WEST was in what town before Park Hills? • Central's football coach the Hall of Fame? • ...
European History 2025-11-13
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- War that ended at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918
- War that lasted from 1939 to 1945 that began when Hitler invaded Poland
- Allowed books and knowledge to spread
- A document signed by King John of England that limited the power of the king
- Period that saw the rise of the Catholic Church and the development of feudalism, with kings, lords, and knights
- Invention that jump-started the Industrial Revolution
- Political upheaval in France from 1789 to 1799, marked by the overthrow of the monarchy
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- Period of icy tension between the United States and the Soviet Union
- Structure that was built to separate the Capitalist side from the Communist side in Germany’s capital
- Group formed to promote peace, democracy, and the well-being of its citizens through economic and political cooperation
- Location of the first Republic form of government
- Period after the Middle Ages when learning and art thrived
- Sailed the ocean blue in 1492 to "discover" America
- A structure that channeled water from distant sources into the city using gravity
- an 18th-century intellectual and cultural movement that emphasized reason, science, and individual rights
- Government style that began in Ancient Greece in which people were the ultimate source of authority
16 Clues: Allowed books and knowledge to spread • Location of the first Republic form of government • Sailed the ocean blue in 1492 to "discover" America • Invention that jump-started the Industrial Revolution • Period after the Middle Ages when learning and art thrived • Period of icy tension between the United States and the Soviet Union • ...
history words 2026-08-19
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- the believes of a particular group place or time
- a succession of rulers of the same line of descent
- a ruler of ancient Egypt
- king of Babylon
- somewhere you live
- a body of persons in authority
- Period latest period of the stone age
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- written in, constituting, or belonging to a system of writing mainly in pictorial characters
- the entire Tigris–Euphrates valley
- relating to, or characterized by the doctrine or belief that there is only one God
- believing in or worshiping multiple gods
- Period earliest stone age
- to reduce to a code
- move place to place seasonally
- one having an emperor as chief of state
- the condition that exists when people have developed effective ways of organizing a society and care about art, science, etc.
16 Clues: king of Babylon • somewhere you live • to reduce to a code • a ruler of ancient Egypt • Period earliest stone age • move place to place seasonally • a body of persons in authority • the entire Tigris–Euphrates valley • Period latest period of the stone age • one having an emperor as chief of state • believing in or worshiping multiple gods • ...
Discovering the Ancient Past 2018-03-27
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- data information from the actual time in the past
- Man indigenous people from NSW
- a person who studies remains
- data information that someone has interpreted
- used by Indigenous man to hunt for food
- an example of primary data
- Indigenous man did this
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- era of early man
- may be considered someone's opinion
- before history was written down
- early man's shelter
- Indigenous woman did this
- animal, plant and human remains from the past
- a layer of an archaeological dig
- book an example of secondary data
15 Clues: era of early man • early man's shelter • Indigenous man did this • Indigenous woman did this • an example of primary data • a person who studies remains • Man indigenous people from NSW • before history was written down • a layer of an archaeological dig • book an example of secondary data • may be considered someone's opinion • used by Indigenous man to hunt for food • ...
Words of the Day 2022-01-11
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- An educated guess
- Any thing that can help you learn history
- Studying the past
- Jobs, money and all that
- "Soldiers, follow my orders!"
- Language, religion, food or clothing, for example
- A monotheistic religion from Arabia
- "I can trust you"
- "Tell me about your weekend"
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- Keeping the kingdom in the family
- The leader of ancient Rome or Imperial China
- "Let me tell you about my religion"
- Feed Christians to lions, for example
- They go on a religious journey
- There are seven, and they are huge
15 Clues: An educated guess • Studying the past • "I can trust you" • Jobs, money and all that • "Tell me about your weekend" • "Soldiers, follow my orders!" • They go on a religious journey • Keeping the kingdom in the family • There are seven, and they are huge • "Let me tell you about my religion" • A monotheistic religion from Arabia • Feed Christians to lions, for example • ...
Words of the Day 2022-01-11
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- "I can trust you"
- Any thing that can help you learn history
- There are seven, and they are huge
- "Let me tell you about my religion"
- Feed Christians to lions, for example
- An educated guess
- Studying the past
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- "Tell me about your weekend"
- "Soldiers, follow my orders!"
- Language, religion, food or clothing, for example
- A monotheistic religion from Arabia
- Keeping the kingdom in the family
- They go on a religious journey
- Jobs, money and all that
- The leader of ancient Rome or Imperial China
15 Clues: "I can trust you" • An educated guess • Studying the past • Jobs, money and all that • "Tell me about your weekend" • "Soldiers, follow my orders!" • They go on a religious journey • Keeping the kingdom in the family • There are seven, and they are huge • A monotheistic religion from Arabia • "Let me tell you about my religion" • Feed Christians to lions, for example • ...
Words of the Day 2022-01-11
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- Any thing that can help you learn history
- The leader of ancient Rome or Imperial China
- They go on a religious journey
- Jobs, money and all that
- Keeping the kingdom in the family
- Studying the past
- "I can trust you"
- "Tell me about your weekend"
- Language, religion, food or clothing, for example
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- An educated guess
- There are seven, and they are huge
- Feed Christians to lions, for example
- "Soldiers, follow my orders!"
- "Let me tell you about my religion"
- A monotheistic religion from Arabia
15 Clues: An educated guess • Studying the past • "I can trust you" • Jobs, money and all that • "Tell me about your weekend" • "Soldiers, follow my orders!" • They go on a religious journey • Keeping the kingdom in the family • There are seven, and they are huge • "Let me tell you about my religion" • A monotheistic religion from Arabia • Feed Christians to lions, for example • ...
Chapter 1 2022-11-21
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- Study history,Beliefs,and teachings of the church
- Agreement,Promise
- means covenant
- Figuring out what you believe and why, takes a lot of time and effort
- the study of Christ
- Specifically study scripture
- of history Human Being
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- Basic understanding of your beliefs, sacraments
- All based on what others tell you
- text Through the guidance of the holy spirit reveal God's truth
- letter
- universal
- source Written and communicated by believers
- Revelation(Greek)
- official list of included books inspired by the holy spirit
15 Clues: letter • universal • means covenant • Agreement,Promise • Revelation(Greek) • the study of Christ • of history Human Being • Specifically study scripture • All based on what others tell you • Basic understanding of your beliefs, sacraments • source Written and communicated by believers • Study history,Beliefs,and teachings of the church • ...
Genre Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-11
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- Fictional plot, real events
- an account of someone's life written by someone else
- Facts based- real events
- Human actions that is believed or perceived to have taken place
- Distinctive style and rhythm
- short story with animals
- Magazines, history books, manuals
- Magical and Imaginary
- traditional stories explaining a natural phenomenon
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- Stories passed down throughout history
- Imaginary events and people
- an account of a person's life written by them
- Make believe story in present day
- beliefs shared with a group or culture
- People or animals in a believable setting
15 Clues: Magical and Imaginary • Facts based- real events • short story with animals • Fictional plot, real events • Imaginary events and people • Distinctive style and rhythm • Make believe story in present day • Magazines, history books, manuals • Stories passed down throughout history • beliefs shared with a group or culture • People or animals in a believable setting • ...
Teachers 2024-05-15
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- Best Guidence Counceler
- An Admin who loves to dress code
- The orchestra teacher
- The chill PE coach
- The math teacher who gives too much work
- One of the nicest admins (she left the school)
- The teacher of this class
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- The Best civics teacher
- The History teacher who talks a lot
- 7th Grade ELa teacher who tells the best stories
- The PE coach who always knows drama
- The best science teacher
- The history teacher who likes to dress code
- The chill admin
- The nice algebra teacher
15 Clues: The chill admin • The chill PE coach • The orchestra teacher • Best Guidence Counceler • The Best civics teacher • The best science teacher • The nice algebra teacher • The teacher of this class • An Admin who loves to dress code • The History teacher who talks a lot • The PE coach who always knows drama • The math teacher who gives too much work • ...
DISCI-FILL-IN 2024-09-10
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- Hippocratic Oath
- Author of "Book of Han"
- Father of History and the author of The Histories in 440 BCE.
- Linguistic determinism
- Father of Experimental Psychology (surname)
- depicted the connection between art and history
- Suggested the "challenge and response" theory (surname)
- An Essay on the Principle of Population
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- Father of Structural linguistics (surname)
- The Population of India and Pakistan
- Geographer who coined the term "geographia"
- Six powers of self (Imam ________)
- Father of Behavioral Psychology (surname)
- First to calculate the earth's circumference
- Espoused the central ideas in generative grammar
15 Clues: Hippocratic Oath • Linguistic determinism • Author of "Book of Han" • Six powers of self (Imam ________) • The Population of India and Pakistan • An Essay on the Principle of Population • Father of Behavioral Psychology (surname) • Father of Structural linguistics (surname) • Geographer who coined the term "geographia" • Father of Experimental Psychology (surname) • ...
Unit Eleven 2014-04-21
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- happening repeatedly or over a long period of time
- a person from the same time period or generation
- doing something for a long time
- an expert in something
- not occurring often
- payment received every year
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- occurring every year
- a history arranged by time
- happening at or around the same time
- rhythm or beat
- to visit often
- a history
12 Clues: a history • rhythm or beat • to visit often • not occurring often • occurring every year • an expert in something • a history arranged by time • payment received every year • doing something for a long time • happening at or around the same time • a person from the same time period or generation • happening repeatedly or over a long period of time
Basketball 2020-06-23
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- Smallest feet
- fat levers real name
- Charlotte hornets original name
- lowest rated 2k11 player on the bulls (40 overall)
- fattest cat of all time
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- lightest player in nba history (133lbs)
- shortest wingspan #1
- biggest foot #1
- tallest point guard in nba history
- biggest foot #2
- shortest wingspan #2
- most annoying cat of all time
- player to get most turnovers in one game (13)
13 Clues: Smallest feet • biggest foot #1 • biggest foot #2 • shortest wingspan #1 • fat levers real name • shortest wingspan #2 • fattest cat of all time • most annoying cat of all time • Charlotte hornets original name • tallest point guard in nba history • lightest player in nba history (133lbs) • player to get most turnovers in one game (13) • ...
Teachers 2022-05-06
18 Clues: AG • ELL • six • track • third • fifth • first • squeek • second • fourth • college • history • retiring • preschool • microscope • Shakespeare • Kindergarten • (200+40)x(140-28)=
Cours, Classes 2024-11-12
17 Clues: band • math • French • chorus • Spanish • physics • English • history • biology • algebra • geometry • chemistry • Fine Arts • geography • Music Education • computer science • Physical Education
History crossword 2023-10-05
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- single, all powerful ruler;oppressive
- acting out a story on stage
- first emperor in world history
- split in a major religion
- "City on a hilltop" where parthenon is located
- blind poet, wrote this Iliad and the Odessy
- government funding of a particular purpose
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- human history before writing
- large waterfall
- greek word for city-state
- plant used as the first form of paper
- philosopher who first thought of democracy
- person who did all of the writing
- jewish holy book
14 Clues: large waterfall • jewish holy book • greek word for city-state • split in a major religion • acting out a story on stage • human history before writing • first emperor in world history • person who did all of the writing • single, all powerful ruler;oppressive • plant used as the first form of paper • philosopher who first thought of democracy • ...
Module 2 La escuela 2022-04-21
16 Clues: art • band • music • health • chorus • economy • biology • algebra • anatomy • physics • geometry • chemistry • geography • government • world history • musical theater
Les Cours 2022-04-22
16 Clues: art • math • test • lunch • French • German • recess • English • history • science • homework • dismissal • geography • chemistry • language arts • computer science
Vocabulary Unit 1 2024-12-10
16 Clues: Musik • reisen • Chemie • Deutsch • Biologie • Frühling • Geschichte • Abendessen • unheimlich • Stundenplan • Italienisch • Gebiet, Region • Unterrichtsfach • bunt, farbenfroh • Zeichenunterricht • Unterrichtsstunde
At School 2026-02-16
16 Clues: věda • chemie • fyzika • hodina • dějepis • uniforma • biologie • tělocvik • pololetí • přestávka • matematika • angličtina • náboženství • francouzština • hudební výchova • občanská výchova
School subjects-beginner 2026-03-10
16 Clues: rajz • német • kémia • olasz • angol • matek • hittan • francia • biológia • földrajz • irodalom • ének-zene • történelem • testnevelés • közgazdaságtan • informatika (DK)
CWE Vocabulary 2020-11-03
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- a good thing to do after your interview
- work history
- how to format your cover letter
- choosing the right words
- framework foe deciding right and wrong
- positive/negative feelings about things
- salary minus deductions
- a type of letter used to apply for jobs
- a resume that emphasizes skills over history
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- people who can tell a company about your past work
- type of job search interview to get information
- getting meaning from words
- something preventing effective communication
- type of interview question
- not salary but you get it extra for working
- framework for judging events and behaviors
- most effective interview type
- information about you at the top of the resume
18 Clues: work history • salary minus deductions • choosing the right words • getting meaning from words • type of interview question • most effective interview type • how to format your cover letter • framework foe deciding right and wrong • a good thing to do after your interview • positive/negative feelings about things • a type of letter used to apply for jobs • ...
Credit and Debt 2022-10-31
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- car loan is example of this type of credit
- the amount you borrow
- loan for car is an _______ loan
- loan for a house
- 35% of credit score based on payment ____
- debt that builds this is good debt;(student loan)
- don't pay mortgage, bank will ____ house
- conventional mortgages require this % down payment
- assets used to secure a loan
- _____ score; another name for credit score
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- 30% of credit history based on amount _____
- collateralized loan has _____ interest
- APR determines the monthly _____ _____
- consumer protection law relating to credit cards
- cost of borrowing money
- attractive initial APR
- credit card is example of this type of credit
- credit reporting agency; starts with consonant
18 Clues: loan for a house • the amount you borrow • attractive initial APR • cost of borrowing money • assets used to secure a loan • loan for car is an _______ loan • collateralized loan has _____ interest • APR determines the monthly _____ _____ • don't pay mortgage, bank will ____ house • 35% of credit score based on payment ____ • car loan is example of this type of credit • ...
Native American Awareness in Danvers 2023-11-08
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- A thriller by Nick Medina about a young Native girl’s hunt for answers about the women disappearing from her reservation. This book is currently part of the Native American Heritage Month display in our public library.
- In 2020, Danvers' Select Board voted unanimously to endorse Statehouse Bill 3665, an act establishing this holiday at the national level.
- In 2022, the Danvers Historical Society brought this speaker in to talk about the history of Indigenous Peoples in Danvers from the last Ice Age to the Colonial Period.
- Acronym for the center in Danvers that seeks to preserve Native American cultural traditions, provide services to Native American people, and elevate their history and experiences.
- Annual event held in the Danvers community until the pandemic that celebrated Native American history and culture.
- The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (first of two tribes).
- The author of An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States, a historical novel about the efforts of Black and Indigenous people toward justice throughout history. This book is currently part of the Native American Heritage Month display in our public library.
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- Street name of the aforementioned Center in Danvers.
- The cause of the rapid depletion of the indigenous people in our area.
- The HRIC Rights and Inclusion Committee included this Native American Activist in their Women’s History Month Speaker Series in 2022.
- The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (second of two tribes).
11 Clues: Street name of the aforementioned Center in Danvers. • The cause of the rapid depletion of the indigenous people in our area. • The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (first of two tribes). • The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (second of two tribes). • ...
medieval japan 2023-11-03
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- - A shogun who reinforced isolationist policies during the Edo period.
- - Distinctive, curved Japanese swords often associated with samurai.
- - ....... Shikibu - The author of "The Tale of Genji," often regarded as the world's first novel.
- - A famous Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto known as the "Golden Pavilion."
- - A military leader who held de facto power over Japan during the feudal era.
- - Powerful feudal lords who controlled territories in medieval Japan.
- - ....... Period - A period in Japanese history that followed the Asuka period.
- - War - A civil war in Kyoto during the late 15th century.
- - The art of Japanese flower arrangement, emphasizing balance and harmony.
- - A prominent samurai family with significant influence during the Muromachi period.
- - A powerful samurai clan known for their military exploits.
- - Masterless samurai who became wandering mercenaries or outlaws.
- - A powerful samurai clan that played a significant role in Japan's medieval history.
- - A school of Buddhism that emphasizes meditation and mindfulness.
- - An ancient period in Japanese history marked by pottery with distinctive cord patterns.
- - ...... of Genji - A classic work of Japanese literature written by Murasaki Shikibu.
- - The indigenous religion of Japan, involving the worship of kami (spirits).
- - A term meaning "divine wind," used to describe typhoons that saved Japan from invasion.
- - The period of Japanese history marked by the capital city of Heian-kyo (modern Kyoto).
- - A social and economic system in which land was exchanged for military service.
- - A class of highly skilled warriors who served feudal lords in medieval Japan.
- - ....... Ceremony - A traditional Japanese ritual that emphasizes aesthetics and etiquette.
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- - A prominent noble family during the Heian period, exercising significant political influence.
- - A period of Japanese history marked by civil war and social upheaval.
- - The code of conduct followed by samurai, emphasizing loyalty and honor.
- - Female entertainers known for their skills in music, dance, and conversation.
- - The ruling shogunate during the Edo period, bringing about centralized rule.
- - Woodblock prints and paintings depicting scenes of urban life.
- - ........ Nobunaga - A daimyo who played a key role in the unification of Japan.
- - Covert agents skilled in espionage, sabotage, and guerrilla warfare.
- - Traditional Japanese poetry, including tanka and choka forms.
- - The northernmost of Japan's main islands, known for its indigenous Ainu culture.
- - High-class courtesans in the Edo period known for their beauty and refinement.
- - A traditional multi-course Japanese meal often associated with tea ceremonies.
- - The historical capital of Japan during the Heian period.
- - Period - A time of relative peace and stability in Japanese history, marked by the Tokugawa shogunate.
- - A form of ritual suicide by disembowelment, often performed by samurai to restore honor.
- - A traditional form of Japanese theater characterized by its masked performers.
- - A popular form of Japanese theater known for its elaborate costumes and makeup.
- - The first shogunate of Japan, established in the late 12th century.
40 Clues: - War - A civil war in Kyoto during the late 15th century. • - The historical capital of Japan during the Heian period. • - A powerful samurai clan known for their military exploits. • - Traditional Japanese poetry, including tanka and choka forms. • - Woodblock prints and paintings depicting scenes of urban life. • ...
Olympics 2024-10-14
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- fastest 100m human being
- fastest 60m human being
- french swimming sensation
- Games for athletes with disabilities
- Spear-like object thrown in competition
- swimming in the water, that is the same
- female swimmer, way ahead of everyone
- 9-time Olympic gold medalist in track and field
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- 10-event competition
- Period of four years between games
- first location of Olympics, 8th century B.C.
- number of countries in first summer olympic games
- fastest sprinter in history
- event where the Fosbury flop is used
- always leads the parade at the opening ceremony
- best every gymnast
- fastest female hurdler in history
17 Clues: best every gymnast • 10-event competition • fastest 60m human being • fastest 100m human being • french swimming sensation • fastest sprinter in history • fastest female hurdler in history • Period of four years between games • Games for athletes with disabilities • event where the Fosbury flop is used • female swimmer, way ahead of everyone • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2025-09-29
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- Key traits of a complex society
- “Eye for an eye” law system
- Babylonian king known for strict laws
- Two rivers that supported Mesopotamia
- Extra supply, often of food
- Land between the Tigris and Euphrates
- Area of rich land shaped like a moon
- Belief in many gods
- How land and location affect history
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- Ranking of people by class or status
- Farming and growing crops
- Early civilization in southern Mesopotamia
- Background events explaining history
- Stepped pyramid temples in Mesopotamia
- First system of writing using wedge shapes
- Oldest known epic story
- Man-made ways of moving water for farming
17 Clues: Belief in many gods • Oldest known epic story • Farming and growing crops • “Eye for an eye” law system • Extra supply, often of food • Key traits of a complex society • Ranking of people by class or status • Background events explaining history • Area of rich land shaped like a moon • How land and location affect history • Babylonian king known for strict laws • ...
Australian History 2013-05-26
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- an older indigenous person highly respected for their knowledge of culture and custom
- land belonging to the government (the crown)
- members of a group who wander within a set territory to find food obtained through hunting and gathering
- an object made by humans,generally one that is ancient
- a settlement whose ruling authority is linked and controlled by another country
- places for women in the early phases of colonisation that were workhouses and prisons
- taking away from someone what they regarded as theirs
- a land of no owners- "no-mans land"
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- the fleet of 11 ships that arrived in Sydney harbour in 1788 to form a penal colony
- a document which gave well-behaved convicts the right to operate more or less freely as long as they acted appropriatley
- The name that early Dutch explorers gave to Australia
- a convict given to a free settler as a farm and/or domestic labourer
- a convict pardoned for good behaviour before serving a full term of punishment
- a set area where many indigenous were sent to live, under the control of missionaries and government authorities
- decribes a native inhabitant of a particular race- the original known people of a region
- An area owned by a group of indigenous people, each with their own language, customs and beliefs
16 Clues: a land of no owners- "no-mans land" • land belonging to the government (the crown) • The name that early Dutch explorers gave to Australia • taking away from someone what they regarded as theirs • an object made by humans,generally one that is ancient • a convict given to a free settler as a farm and/or domestic labourer • ...
africa history 2014-01-14
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- He negotiated with a South African president to help end apartheid and wen to jail for 27 years because he protested against the racist government; he was later awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his accomplishments.
- a country that had to use violence to gain independence from the British; one of its rebellions was the Mau Mau rebellion.
- a ruthless British politician who wanted to create a British empire in Africa.
- a movement that made people want independence for colonial African countries and intensified pride for one's own African heritage
- the first prime minister of Kenya after its independence. He participated in protests for Kenya's independence before becoming prime minister.
- a legalized system of segregation in South Africa
- an independent country that was established for former black slaves by citizens of the United States.
- the state of being free or not being ruled by another country from afar.
- The country that colonized South Africa
- a river that allows civilization to live in Egypt
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- the holding of an empire, which means controlling other peoples and their land; it is similar to but not imperialism.
- a private meeting with only Europeans who drew borders in Africa without consideration for the location of African ethnic groups.
- this led to the civil wars and conflicts that are in Africa today. It was the putting together of rivaling ethnic groups or splitting apart of the same ethnic group.
- the largest desert in Africa
- Dutch farmers in South Africa; they had a bloody war with the British who wanted their land.
- The president of South Africa during the 1990's who negotiated with and freed Nelson Mandela to create a new constitution for his country
16 Clues: the largest desert in Africa • The country that colonized South Africa • a legalized system of segregation in South Africa • a river that allows civilization to live in Egypt • the state of being free or not being ruled by another country from afar. • a ruthless British politician who wanted to create a British empire in Africa. • ...
History Crossword 2014-11-18
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- They were common people mostly peasant farmers.
- A person that replaces the king or queen when they are ill or too young to rule.
- Countryside with little forts that are called.....
- He was a monk who translated the Church History of the English Nation into Anglo-Saxon.
- the Great king of the west Saxons
- was determined by the amount of money which man had.
- Scandinavian pirates who plundered the coasts of Europe.
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- After the Romans withdrew from Britain in the fifth century, there were three Germanic tribes, list one
- Common people were members of this to fight.
- It was Alfred the great's kingdom, that he turned into the first prosperous English state since Roman time.
- a religion which was practiced by Alfred the Great and Anglo p-Saxons
- After the Romans withdrew from Britain in the fifth century, there were three Germanic tribes, list one
- a group of ceorls
- Your rights are also know has as... That you have as a human.
- Were ceorls.
- Were people who Alfred the great put in charge of large regions called shires. Those people were high nobles.
- The country where the Anglo-Saxon kingdom is located.
17 Clues: Were ceorls. • a group of ceorls • the Great king of the west Saxons • Common people were members of this to fight. • They were common people mostly peasant farmers. • Countryside with little forts that are called..... • was determined by the amount of money which man had. • The country where the Anglo-Saxon kingdom is located. • ...
English History 2014-05-13
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- / King Harold is shoot with this.
- / What is the time of the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings called.
- / The Latin name for the British Isle.
- / The language of the Church.
- / That building was built in the Middle Ages to protect London from enemies.
- / This group came around 700 BC to England from Europe.
- / England was part of what Empire.
- / Another word for Normans.
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- / Last foreign group who invaded England successfully.
- / The Romans built that to protect their people from the Scottish.
- / What important event was in the year 1066.
- / All people living in Britain were called like this.
- / The Normans brought this to England and has still an effect on the English language.
- / Another name for William the First.
- / This city is founded in 47.
- / Another word for farmer in the Middle Ages.
16 Clues: / Another word for Normans. • / The language of the Church. • / This city is founded in 47. • / King Harold is shoot with this. • / England was part of what Empire. • / Another name for William the First. • / The Latin name for the British Isle. • / What important event was in the year 1066. • / Another word for farmer in the Middle Ages. • ...
US History 2014-08-21
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- eliminate slavery
- agreement between the federal government and the southern states to keep the South from seceding.
- a largely southern political party that favored slavery.
- a confederate sympathizer and professional actor.
- largest battle of the American Civil War.
- location of a major civil war battle in Maryland.
- a speech that was given by president Abraham Lincoln.
- 1820 to appease slave state concerns over a federal abolition of slavery.
- a union stronghold in South Carolina.
- a union general who served under President Lincoln.
- the 16th president
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- issued on January 1, 1863.
- a new political party that emerged in the North in the mid 1800's.
- is the act of a state to leave the nation under which it belongs and become a sovereign nation of its own.
- president of the Confederate states of America.
- general of the confederate troops during the Civil War.
16 Clues: eliminate slavery • the 16th president • issued on January 1, 1863. • a union stronghold in South Carolina. • largest battle of the American Civil War. • president of the Confederate states of America. • a confederate sympathizer and professional actor. • location of a major civil war battle in Maryland. • a union general who served under President Lincoln. • ...
History crossword 2014-06-20
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- impotant event in 1555
- author of the prince
- painter of school of Athens
- english church
- a sponsor of the arts
- non-catholic Christians
- making an image look 3D
- non religious
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- effect of a veil of smoke
- focus on human achievements
- taking away a person's right to membership int the curch
- warriors for islam
- overlord
- invention that copies books
- means no place
- person who holds beliefs that differ from official church teachings
16 Clues: overlord • non religious • means no place • english church • warriors for islam • author of the prince • a sponsor of the arts • impotant event in 1555 • non-catholic Christians • making an image look 3D • effect of a veil of smoke • focus on human achievements • painter of school of Athens • invention that copies books • taking away a person's right to membership int the curch • ...
History Glossary 2013-07-29
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- The supreme male ruler of an empire
- Trader
- A widespread philosophy or religion
- The male ruler of an independent state
- nations A conflict between two nations
- Weapons regarded collectively
- A succession of rulers from the same family line
- road An ancient trading route
- wars A war between England and China over opium trade
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- Countries or states under a single ruler
- Chinese philosopher
- The action of buying or selling goods or services
- Small scale farmer or farm laborer
- Armed forces
- A religious ceremony
- river A river to China
16 Clues: Trader • Armed forces • Chinese philosopher • A religious ceremony • river A river to China • Weapons regarded collectively • road An ancient trading route • Small scale farmer or farm laborer • The supreme male ruler of an empire • A widespread philosophy or religion • The male ruler of an independent state • nations A conflict between two nations • ...
Russia's History 2016-02-07
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- Brutal ruler of U.S.S.R. Ruled after Lenin
- The current leader of the Russian Federation
- A symbol of the Cold War in Germany
- The government of the U.S.S.R
- The named the U.S.S.R is often referred to as
- Napoleon tried to invade Russia during this but the temperatures killed his army
- IvanIV declared himself this
- The opposing country in the Cold War
- The name the Vikings went by
- Brought Islam to Russia and were also part of the Mongols
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- leader of the Bolsheviks and first leader of the USSR
- The first satellite in space
- The group that overthrew Nicholas from the throne
- St.Petersburg is named after this man
- In 1991, this happened to the Soviet Union
- War of threats
16 Clues: War of threats • The first satellite in space • IvanIV declared himself this • The name the Vikings went by • The government of the U.S.S.R • A symbol of the Cold War in Germany • The opposing country in the Cold War • St.Petersburg is named after this man • Brutal ruler of U.S.S.R. Ruled after Lenin • In 1991, this happened to the Soviet Union • ...
British history 2018-02-15
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- The name oft he first king of England...
- What was the Celts religion?
- The capital oft he Vikings...
- Who did not have any children?
- The first people who lived in Britain...
- How was Queen Victoria named at that time when Britain had many colonies?
- Who took government after Elizabeth I death
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- Witch people came to Britain after the Romans?
- The second Tudor king...
- How called the Romans the island?
- Who reigned the British Empire from 1837 to 1901?
- The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons...
- King Edward III was ...
- Who was the leadership of Wales and England?
- How many woman married Henry VII?
- I Who reigned until 1625?
16 Clues: King Edward III was ... • The second Tudor king... • I Who reigned until 1625? • What was the Celts religion? • The capital oft he Vikings... • Who did not have any children? • How called the Romans the island? • How many woman married Henry VII? • The name oft he first king of England... • The first people who lived in Britain... • The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons... • ...
British history 2018-02-15
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- Who took government after Elizabeth I death
- The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons...
- Who was the leadership of Wales and England?
- How many woman married Henry VII?
- Witch people came to Britain after the Romans?
- How was Queen Victoria named at that time when Britain had many colonies?
- The first people who lived in Britain...
- The second Tudor king...
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- Who reigned the British Empire from 1837 to 1901?
- The name oft he first king of England...
- Who did not have any children?
- What was the Celts religion?
- How called the Romans the island?
- King Edward III was ...
- I Who reigned until 1625?
- The capital oft he Vikings...
16 Clues: King Edward III was ... • The second Tudor king... • I Who reigned until 1625? • What was the Celts religion? • The capital oft he Vikings... • Who did not have any children? • How called the Romans the island? • How many woman married Henry VII? • The name oft he first king of England... • The first people who lived in Britain... • The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons... • ...
British history 2018-02-15
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- How called the Romans the island?
- I Who reigned until 1625?
- Who took government after Elizabeth I death
- Witch people came to Britain after the Romans?
- How was Queen Victoria named at that time when Britain had many colonies?
- The first people who lived in Britain...
- The second Tudor king...
- The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons...
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- The capital oft he Vikings...
- Who did not have any children?
- Who reigned the British Empire from 1837 to 1901?
- Who was the leadership of Wales and England?
- King Edward III was ...
- What was the Celts religion?
- How many woman married Henry VII?
- The name oft he first king of England...
16 Clues: King Edward III was ... • The second Tudor king... • I Who reigned until 1625? • What was the Celts religion? • The capital oft he Vikings... • Who did not have any children? • How called the Romans the island? • How many woman married Henry VII? • The name oft he first king of England... • The first people who lived in Britain... • The greatest hero of the Angelo-saxons... • ...
history S4 2020-06-12
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- Sources.
- No seed planted.
- Represents Christ´s love for mankind.
- Top of the feudal system.
- Castle easy to build.
- Lords and soldiers live there.
- Pre-judgement.
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- Believes in the Bible.
- Powerful city in the eastern empire.
- Muslims religion.
- A penance.
- To exchange.
- Main building of the castle.
- Organisation that controlled the trade.
- A way to relax.
- Countryside.
16 Clues: Sources. • A penance. • To exchange. • Countryside. • Pre-judgement. • A way to relax. • No seed planted. • Muslims religion. • Castle easy to build. • Believes in the Bible. • Top of the feudal system. • Main building of the castle. • Lords and soldiers live there. • Powerful city in the eastern empire. • Represents Christ´s love for mankind. • Organisation that controlled the trade.
HOLLYWOOD HISTORY 2018-06-11
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- a particular part of a population.
- the residential area outside a city.
- things or money that motivate or encourage someone to do something.
- not sensible or realistic.
- take over the place or position of something.
- based on what is generally done or believed.
- the sole rights to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention.
- a straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle.
- consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
- done in a way that faithfully resembles an original; real.
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- showing a lot of experience and knowledge; developed to a high degree.
- the feeling of dissatisfaction.
- a company having exclusive control over a product or service.
- represent, show, or reproduce in an art form.
- the breaking of a law or formal agreement.
- detailed and complicated in design and planning.
16 Clues: not sensible or realistic. • the feeling of dissatisfaction. • a particular part of a population. • the residential area outside a city. • the breaking of a law or formal agreement. • based on what is generally done or believed. • represent, show, or reproduce in an art form. • take over the place or position of something. • ...
HOLLYWOOD HISTORY 2018-06-11
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- consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
- done in a way that faithfully resembles an original; real.
- the feeling of dissatisfaction.
- showing a lot of experience and knowledge; developed to a high degree.
- the sole rights to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention.
- a particular part of a population.
- detailed and complicated in design and planning.
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- take over the place or position of something.
- the breaking of a law or formal agreement.
- based on what is generally done or believed.
- things or money that motivate or encourage someone to do something.
- a straight line from the center to the circumference of a circle.
- a company having exclusive control over a product or service.
- the residential area outside a city.
- not sensible or realistic.
- represent, show, or reproduce in an art form.
16 Clues: not sensible or realistic. • the feeling of dissatisfaction. • a particular part of a population. • the residential area outside a city. • the breaking of a law or formal agreement. • based on what is generally done or believed. • take over the place or position of something. • represent, show, or reproduce in an art form. • ...
AFL HISTORY 2018-09-15
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- The Winner of the first and only Brownlow medal for the Brisbane Bears (1996)
- The coach and captain of Footscray 1954 Premiership side
- Coleman medalist from Richmond and Tasmania
- 11x Hawthorn leading goalkicker
- Winner of the 1986 Brownlow medal from Hawthorn Robert
- Coach of the 1979 Carlton premiership side
- St kilda’s 2001 AFL Rising Star Award
- First ever coach of the Brisbane Bears
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- Jumper number worn by Western Bulldogs Lin Jong
- The coach of St Kilda’s only premiership
- The vic captain of the 1971 Hawthorn premiership side
- Nickname of both Lindisfarne FC and Penguin FC
- The Home Ground of the Latrobe Demons in the NWFL
- What school is DOSA Associated with
- Winner of the 2010 drawn Norm Smith Medal from St Kilda
- Jumper number worn by Collingwood’s Will Hoskin-Eliott
16 Clues: 11x Hawthorn leading goalkicker • What school is DOSA Associated with • St kilda’s 2001 AFL Rising Star Award • First ever coach of the Brisbane Bears • The coach of St Kilda’s only premiership • Coach of the 1979 Carlton premiership side • Coleman medalist from Richmond and Tasmania • Nickname of both Lindisfarne FC and Penguin FC • ...
Illinois History 2019-04-04
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- The last name of the man who invented barbed wire.
- During the American Revolution, Illinois was considered part of what state?
- a type of river transportation that could carry heavy loads and had flat bottoms.
- Illinois is favorable for farming due mainly to the
- Making Illinois a ________ state was important to many members of Congress
- This team was once known as the Chicago Staley/s.
- Marquette and Jolliet explored what river in 1673?
- The fuel produced when sugars and corn ferment.
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- in 1993 this caused 1.5 billion in losses to crop and damage to property.
- The place once known as the butter capital of the world.
- State Bird
- the farthest northeastern border of the Land of Lincoln
- The name of our county which got its name from the man who was a supporter of Illinois statehood.
- Illinois soil is dark becaue of the high amount of organic matter that comes from the ____________ of prairie plants.
- Because of this invention, Illinois farmers had a faster way to harvest wheat and other grains.
- Archaic people made advances in this
16 Clues: State Bird • Archaic people made advances in this • The fuel produced when sugars and corn ferment. • This team was once known as the Chicago Staley/s. • The last name of the man who invented barbed wire. • Marquette and Jolliet explored what river in 1673? • Illinois is favorable for farming due mainly to the • the farthest northeastern border of the Land of Lincoln • ...
Art History 2017-12-06
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- Which architectural movement uses new technology?
- The first American avant-garde movement was ____.
- the earliest preserved art objects date to the _____.
- islam arose in ___ in the seventh century.
- _____ is the name for the art produced in Early Medieval monasteries in Ireland and Britain.
- the high podium and single flight of stairs of the Roman Temple of Portunus reflects the influence of the ____.
- the astern Roman empire is referred to as ____.
- the artist Nicolas Poussin established the ____ style as the leading approach to art in France.
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- The Medici and their humanist scholars had a passionate interest in the ____ world.
- Manet's "A Bar at the Floies Bergere" reflects the influence of ____.
- Scholars consider the post 1194 Charter Cathedral to be the first ____ building.
- The depopulation and poverty that followed the fall of the Mycenaeans is called the ____.
- In the employment of bright colors for expressive ends, _____ was influenced by Van Gogh and Gauguin.
- Scholars refer to the artistic period from 1495 to Raphael's death in 1520 as ____.
- ____ is the artistic movement that incorporated the subjects and styles of ancient art.
- In the 19th century, Neoclassicism gave way to a new movement called ____.
16 Clues: islam arose in ___ in the seventh century. • the astern Roman empire is referred to as ____. • Which architectural movement uses new technology? • The first American avant-garde movement was ____. • the earliest preserved art objects date to the _____. • Manet's "A Bar at the Floies Bergere" reflects the influence of ____. • ...
texas history 2021-05-04
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- best state in the USA
- a war with the germans
- First European to map the coast of texas
- leader in the texas revolution
- piece of the company sold to make money
- black gold
- remember the _____
- biggest city in texas
- # of flags that flew over texas
- manufacturin products from resources
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- after the stock market crash
- rights given to a citizen
- deadliest hurricane natural disaster
- body of water at the coast of texas
- a huge storm which made the sky dark
- BOOM
16 Clues: BOOM • black gold • remember the _____ • best state in the USA • biggest city in texas • a war with the germans • rights given to a citizen • after the stock market crash • leader in the texas revolution • # of flags that flew over texas • body of water at the coast of texas • deadliest hurricane natural disaster • a huge storm which made the sky dark • ...
australia history 2024-05-03
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- an aboriginal instrument
- the British lost this so they colonized australia
- the British were hungry for p____
- what Australia was colonized for
- another reason the British colonized Australia for military
- British colonizing Australia so the _____ couldnt
- how the aboriginal people thought the world was made.
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- what European colonizers always bring to new places
- sacred aboriginal rock
- called the people who were here from the beginning
- the generation of aboriginal kids who were taken from their homes and given to British person to reculture them
- cook the British colonies who found australia
- popular aboriginal hunting tool
- the aboriginal people were ______
- aboriginal hunting tool
- first colonized australia
16 Clues: sacred aboriginal rock • aboriginal hunting tool • an aboriginal instrument • first colonized australia • popular aboriginal hunting tool • what Australia was colonized for • the British were hungry for p____ • the aboriginal people were ______ • cook the British colonies who found australia • the British lost this so they colonized australia • ...
australia history 2024-04-24
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- an aboriginal instrument
- the British lost this so they colonized australia
- the British were hungry for p____
- what Australia was colonized for
- another reason the British colonized Australia for military
- British colonizing Australia so the _____ couldnt
- how the aboriginal people thought the world was made.
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- what European colonizers always bring to new places
- sacred aboriginal rock
- called the people who were here from the beginning
- the generation of aboriginal kids who were taken from their homes and given to British person to reculture them
- cook the British colonies who found australia
- popular aboriginal hunting tool
- the aboriginal people were ______
- aboriginal hunting tool
- first colonized australia
16 Clues: sacred aboriginal rock • aboriginal hunting tool • an aboriginal instrument • first colonized australia • popular aboriginal hunting tool • what Australia was colonized for • the British were hungry for p____ • the aboriginal people were ______ • cook the British colonies who found australia • the British lost this so they colonized australia • ...
Georgia History 2024-05-14
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- Georgia governor and 39th President of the United States
- Capital of Georgia
- Site of a famous Confederate prison during the Civil War
- Forced relocation of Native American tribes, including the Cherokee, from Georgia to Oklahoma.
- Home to the University of Georgia
- Site of a major Civil War battle in northwest Georgia.
- Vast Wetland in the costal plains region
- Native American tribe forcibly removed from Georgia in the Trail of Tear
- Atlanta hosted the Summer ___ in 1996
- Founder of the colony of Georgia in 1733
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- World-famous soft drink invented in Atlanta
- Atlanta's Major League Baseball tea
- Invented by Eli Whitney, revolutionized Georgia's economy
- Era of activism in Georgia and across the South, fighting for racial equality.
- Civil rights leader born in Atlanta, Georgia, known for his nonviolent activism.
- istoric event in Georgia that led to the first major gold rush in the United States.
16 Clues: Capital of Georgia • Home to the University of Georgia • Atlanta's Major League Baseball tea • Atlanta hosted the Summer ___ in 1996 • Vast Wetland in the costal plains region • Founder of the colony of Georgia in 1733 • World-famous soft drink invented in Atlanta • Site of a major Civil War battle in northwest Georgia. • ...
History 2.0 2024-05-17
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- force a new election of elected reps not doing their job
- semitism prejudice or discrimination against people who are Jewish
- the protection of wild lands and the living things found there
- a person who wanted to destroy all trusts
- favoring change and improvement
- mediation or process of legal compromise
- a person who works to bring about social or political change
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- a direct vote on a public policy issue
- an election for expressing a preference or choosing a candidate
- unfair treatment of a group of people
- activist for women's voting rights
- isolation of black Americans from white society
- a position that favors one opinion, group, or set of beliefs over another
- one who finds bad deeds of public figures and makes them known
- decree or law forbidding something
- defamation against unjustified injury to a good reputation
- the market condition that exists when there are few sellers, as a result of which they can greatly influence price
17 Clues: favoring change and improvement • activist for women's voting rights • decree or law forbidding something • unfair treatment of a group of people • a direct vote on a public policy issue • mediation or process of legal compromise • a person who wanted to destroy all trusts • isolation of black Americans from white society • ...
History Crossword 2024-02-11
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- Another way of saying WW1
- terrorist group that trained Gavrilo Princip
- Mandatory recruitment in the armed forces for state service.
- What city was mentioned in a treaty to end WW1
- What was along the western front during WW1
- Ship that was sunk in 1915
- Judgement and poor treatment based on ethnicity, religion or political views
- The process by which a nation or its government readies and arranges its armed forces for combat duty.
- When something is not as good as it was expected to be
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- A strong supporter of a certain group, person, or cause
- A victim of an accident or conflict who died or was hurt.
- A type of truce between two or more nations
- Military weapons, and the gathering of them
- What was Franz Ferdinands role
- Strategy of using military force, colonialism, or other tactics to increase a nation's power and influence.
- A Russian emperor before 1917
16 Clues: Another way of saying WW1 • Ship that was sunk in 1915 • A Russian emperor before 1917 • What was Franz Ferdinands role • A type of truce between two or more nations • Military weapons, and the gathering of them • What was along the western front during WW1 • terrorist group that trained Gavrilo Princip • What city was mentioned in a treaty to end WW1 • ...
KS3 History 2024-07-15
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- Tudor queen related to Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII
- The religion of Charles I and Mary I
- When Guy Fawkes and his group tried to blow up parliament
- When Henry VIII made England a Protesant country for the first time
- Tudor king that had 6 wives
- The belief that bad air will make you sick
- The foreign fleet of ships that attempted to invade England in 1588
- Linen cloth that has the story of 1066 embroidered onto it
- The book William the Conqueror commissioned to see what everyone in England owned
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- Where William of Normandy won the English throne
- Norwegian contender to the throne in 1066 killed at Stamford Bridge
- Oliver Cromwell's trained professional army during the English Civil war
- Elizabeth I's cousin that was executed for being involved in Catholic plots to take the English throne
- Religious places Henry VIII shut down across the country
- When poor farm workers, led by Wat Tyler, travelled together to London to ask the king for better pay/working conditions
- The most common type of plague/black death
16 Clues: Tudor king that had 6 wives • The religion of Charles I and Mary I • The belief that bad air will make you sick • The most common type of plague/black death • Where William of Normandy won the English throne • Tudor queen related to Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII • Religious places Henry VIII shut down across the country • ...
Juneteenth History 2023-06-19
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- Who was the first African American to serve as president of the United State?
- What year did Juneteenth become a federal holiday?
- What year did General Gordon make the announcement?
- What is the name of the African American woman who was the first to win an Academy Award for Best Actress?
- Who was the Union general who issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
- This day is important because it commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and celebrates the freedom and achievements of African Americans.
- What year was the National Juneteenth Observance Foundation founded?
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- What is the name of the African American woman who refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery Alabama bus in 1955?
- A former salve who became a conductor on the Underground Railroad, helping hundreds of slaves escape to freedom?
- What year was the Emancipation Proclamation issued?
- What is the name of the African American poet who wrote, "lift Every Voice and Sing"?
- What was the name of the Texas town where General Gordon Granger announced the end of slavery?
- What state was the last to officially recognize Juneteent a holiday? h
- What is the name of the African American man who was the first to win a Nobel Peace Prize?
- What is the traditional food served on Juneteenth?
- In 1980 what state was the first to declare Juneteenth a holiday?
16 Clues: What year did Juneteenth become a federal holiday? • What is the traditional food served on Juneteenth? • What year was the Emancipation Proclamation issued? • What year did General Gordon make the announcement? • In 1980 what state was the first to declare Juneteenth a holiday? • Who was the Union general who issued the Emancipation Proclamation? • ...
Tx history 2023-05-04
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- In 1918, El Paso native
- court?
- Day O'Connor was the first woman in history to become a what?
- Vilma Martinez was bor on ?
- By the beginning of the contemporary Texas Era, period spanning from. what year?
- She received her Bachelor of Art in what year?
- Houston pharmacist Mickey Leland was elected what year???
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- one of the biggest assets in Texas is its?
- In 1993 became the first female elected to the united states senate.
- Senate She was elected twice to where? the woman is Sandra.
- In 1981 Abbott graduated from the university of what?
- Sandra Day O'Connor was born in?
- Greg was born on what day and year ?
- How many years did Sandra serve in the united
- On January 202015 Greg Abbott was sworn in as the whatgoverner?
- What year was the civil rights movement?
16 Clues: court? • In 1918, El Paso native • Vilma Martinez was bor on ? • Sandra Day O'Connor was born in? • Greg was born on what day and year ? • What year was the civil rights movement? • one of the biggest assets in Texas is its? • How many years did Sandra serve in the united • She received her Bachelor of Art in what year? • ...
Texas History 2023-04-24
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- The framework over an oil well
- A person who urges or works for improvement and change
- An economic pattern characterized by periods of economic growth and periods of economic decline
- The right to vote
- A thick, oily substance found deep in the Earth, used as a fuel
- A prospector who digs exploratory oil wells
- The economic development of manufacturing produced from natural resources
- The careful use of natural resources to prevent them from being lost or wasted
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- The ability to read and write
- The process of increasing human settlements in cities
- In, relating to, or characteristic of the countryside rather than the town
- Make changes in something in order to improve it
- A form of city government in which citizens elect officials to head departments
- A building equipped to refine or process products such as oil, metals, or sugar
- Those who advocate social reforms and legislative programs to improve society
- To ban something, generally refers to the movement to man alcoholic beverages
16 Clues: The right to vote • The ability to read and write • The framework over an oil well • A prospector who digs exploratory oil wells • Make changes in something in order to improve it • The process of increasing human settlements in cities • A person who urges or works for improvement and change • A thick, oily substance found deep in the Earth, used as a fuel • ...
JLT History 2021-11-01
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- committed to promoting voluntarism + developing the potential of women & improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
- provides JLT a means to fund short-term needs of eligible non-profit agencies
- offers children/adults w/ special needs the opportunity to enjoy a fabulous day on the lake skiing & making friends.
- an agency that exists to minimize the trauma children face when they have been vicitimized by abuse.
- # of hours volunteered annually
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- the first day of a new junior league year
- benefits 6th grade girls in Smith Co. through a free event that provides an oppo for self-growth and self-worth.
- esta by JLT w/ a mission to ignite curiosity in young minds thru fun hands-on exploration
- Location of M&M 2021
- the 1st Book of its kind in the country where the proceeds go back into the community
- the total $ amount that's been donated to 200+ agencies in over 68 years
- the last day of our JLT fiscal year when all hours are due in the DC system
- an agency that provides care for people with Alzheimers or dementia.
- sold prior to M&M and 100% proceeds benefit JLT
- an agency that delivers nutritious meals to home-bound sr citizens.
- highlights local businesses while raising funds for our community
16 Clues: Location of M&M 2021 • # of hours volunteered annually • the first day of a new junior league year • sold prior to M&M and 100% proceeds benefit JLT • highlights local businesses while raising funds for our community • an agency that delivers nutritious meals to home-bound sr citizens. • an agency that provides care for people with Alzheimers or dementia. • ...
history crossword 2021-05-10
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- was an eight-month period at the start of World War II, during which there was only one limited military land
- the Battle of Stalingrad (23 August 1942 – 2 February 1943), Germany and its allies fought the Soviet Union for control of the city of Stalingrad
- July 1940 – 31 October 1940 Germany invaded Poland. Two days later Britain and France declared war on Germany marking the official start to World War II.
- the site of a major US naval base, where a surprise attack on December 7, 1941, by Japanese carrier-borne aircraft inflicted heavy damage and brought the US into World War II.
- fought between 7 August 1942 and 9 February 1943 on and around the island of Guadalcanal in the Pacific theater of World War II.
- a major battle of the Pacific War fought on the island of Okinawa by United States Army and United States Marine Corps (USMC) forces against the Imperial Japanese Army. The initial invasion of Okinawa on 1 April 1945, was the largest amphibious assault in the Pacific Theater of World War II.
- a method of warfare where the attacker spearheads an offensive using a rapid overwhelming force concentration that may consist of armoured and motorised or mechanised infantry formations with close air support
- on the Western Front, when French troops invaded Germany's Saar district.
- was the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of 60,000–80,000 American and Filipino prisoners
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- the codename for the Battle of Normandy, the Allied operation that launched the successful invasion of German-occupied Western Europe during World War II.
- the largest naval battle of World War II and, by some criteria, possibly the largest naval battle in history, with over 200,000 naval personnel involved.
- was a major German offensive campaign on the Western Front during World War II, and took place from 16 December 1944 to 25 January 1945.
- an Allied invasion of French North Africa during the Second World War
- During World War II, it was a heavily fortified site of a Japanese airbase, and its attack and capture in 1944–45 was one of the most severe US campaigns. It was returned to Japan in 1968.
- from 4 to 8 May 1942, was a major naval battle between the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and naval and air forces of the United States and Australia.
- was a major naval battle in the Pacific Theater of World War II that took place on 4–7 June 1942, six months after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and one month after the Battle of the Coral Sea.
16 Clues: an Allied invasion of French North Africa during the Second World War • on the Western Front, when French troops invaded Germany's Saar district. • was the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of 60,000–80,000 American and Filipino prisoners • ...
history test 2025-02-19
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- are defense agreements among nations.
- is loyalty to ones country or region.
- germanys invasion of belgium got great britain ro enter the
- the_____did not sign the Treaty of Versailles
- Wilson's peace plan was the
- allowed there to be zero attacks by submarines
- are opposed to violence.
- is an understanding between nations
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- John J. Pershing was Supreme Commander of the
- was Germany's most dramatic new weapon
- Herbert Hoover was the head of the
- the_____was the final point of the 14 points by
- was the leader of the Bolsheviks
- believe industry should be owned by the people
- who lost territory to the Germans due to the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
- what changed the course of the war.
16 Clues: are opposed to violence. • Wilson's peace plan was the • was the leader of the Bolsheviks • Herbert Hoover was the head of the • what changed the course of the war. • is an understanding between nations • are defense agreements among nations. • is loyalty to ones country or region. • was Germany's most dramatic new weapon • John J. Pershing was Supreme Commander of the • ...
1950s history 2025-03-11
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- Blockade setup by the USSR in Berlin
- A boycott formed after Rosa Parks was sent to prison for her actions
- Provided housing and financial support to returning US troops
- Anti-Communist US group created in 1938
- When returning families in the 1940s-70s started having kids
- Pledges to protect all foreign countries that are under the threat of communism
- An American government official accused of Communism in 1948
- States that everyone is created equally
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- The town in Alabama were both MLK Jr. and Rosa Parks were born
- A USSR couple that were spies in the US and were executed in 1953
- Refused to give up seat to a white man on a Montgomery bus
- Attempt to try and stop or ¨ ¨ Communism.
- The threat of communism in the US was called
- American politician in California ruled racial segregation in public schools to be illegal
- New concept that connected neighborhoods to cities
- are Widespread, efficient, neighborhoods that originated after WW2
16 Clues: Blockade setup by the USSR in Berlin • Anti-Communist US group created in 1938 • States that everyone is created equally • Attempt to try and stop or ¨ ¨ Communism. • The threat of communism in the US was called • New concept that connected neighborhoods to cities • Refused to give up seat to a white man on a Montgomery bus • ...
history wordsearch 2023-12-12
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- a variety or strain of the indica subspecies of plant.
- modern-day Iraq as well as parts of Iran, Kuwait, Syria, and Turkey.
- an ancient city in N Sudan, on the Nile
- king of Babylon,
- The Egyptian state was torn by internal power struggles among petty rulers
- his invasion of Judah
- ruler that sponsored one of Egypt's most successful trading expeditions,
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- a member of an Iranian people who inhabited ancient Media
- the first systematically organized library in Mesopotamia and the ancient Middle East.
- the Third he brought the Egyptian empire to the zenith of its power by conquering all of Syria
- the Hyksos comprised a small group of West Asian
- an ancient region of NE Africa, on the Nile
- the Second best-known achievements of Ramses II are his architectural endeavors,
- he is associated with sin and vice
- Kingdom the ancient Egyptian nation between the 16th century BC and the 11th century BC.
- Aramaic-speaking, Eastern Rite Catholics.
16 Clues: king of Babylon, • his invasion of Judah • he is associated with sin and vice • an ancient city in N Sudan, on the Nile • Aramaic-speaking, Eastern Rite Catholics. • an ancient region of NE Africa, on the Nile • the Hyksos comprised a small group of West Asian • a variety or strain of the indica subspecies of plant. • ...
History Crossword 2023-12-18
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- statesman, philosopher, and founding father
- secret society
- Punitive laws
- English laws that controlled import of goods
- provide housing and supplies to British troops
- Can't expand past this line
- Search warrants
- imposing duties on common products
- Shared ideas and information
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- affected run industry
- parliamentary power
- 1765 act
- meeting of delegates
- December 16, 1773
- biased nature
- Sell tea
16 Clues: 1765 act • Sell tea • biased nature • Punitive laws • secret society • Search warrants • December 16, 1773 • parliamentary power • meeting of delegates • affected run industry • Can't expand past this line • Shared ideas and information • imposing duties on common products • statesman, philosopher, and founding father • English laws that controlled import of goods • ...
Baeball-History 2023-12-19
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- League Baseball (MLB) The professional baseball organization comprising the National League and the American League.
- Sox Scandal (1919) Eight members of the Chicago White Sox were accused of intentionally losing the 1919 World Series for gambling.
- in Baseball The use of statistical analysis and data-driven decision-making to evaluate player performance and strategy.
- Play (1997) Regular-season games played between teams from different leagues.
- Agency (1975) Players gained the right to become free agents, allowing them to negotiate with any team, changing the player market.
- League (NL) Established in 1876, it is the oldest extant major professional sports league in the United States.
- Card Introduced in 1994, allowing non-division-winning teams to participate in the postseason.
- Red Sox Curse Refers to the alleged curse that prevented the Boston Red Sox from winning the World Series from 1918 to 2004.
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- Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal (2017-2018) The team was found to have used technology to steal signs during their championship-winning season.
- Ruth An iconic figure in baseball history, Ruth set numerous records and is often considered one of the greatest players.
- Robinson (1947) Broke the color barrier in MLB, becoming the first African American player in the modern era to play in the majors.
- League (AL) Founded in 1901 as a competitor to the National League; both leagues merged in 1903 to form Major League Baseball.
- Doubleday Often credited (though controversially) with inventing baseball in Cooperstown, New York, in the 1830s.
- Era (1990s-2000s) A period marked by the use of performance-enhancing drugs, leading to controversies and impacts on player statistics.
- Teams Teams added to the league, expanding beyond the original franchises; for example, the New York Mets (1962).
- Baseball Classic (WBC) An international baseball tournament featuring national teams from around the world, first held in 2006.
16 Clues: Play (1997) Regular-season games played between teams from different leagues. • Card Introduced in 1994, allowing non-division-winning teams to participate in the postseason. • League (NL) Established in 1876, it is the oldest extant major professional sports league in the United States. • ...
January History 2023-12-27
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- This restaurateur and "Mayor of Flavortown" was born on January 22, 1968.
- Known for breaking the color barrier in baseball, this icon was born on January 31, 1919.
- This former NY Giant and Super Bowl winner was born on January 3, 1981.
- On January 23, 1997, This woman became the first female U.S. Secretary of State.
- This classic live-action tv series based on the iconic superhero of the same name debuted on January 12, 1966.
- She became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean on January 11, 1935.
- This rapper-producer, known for hits like "No Role Modelz" and "Middle Child" was born on January 28, 1985.
- The 18th _____ was passed on January 16, 1919, preventing the sale of alcohol.
- January 2nd is the celebration of this genre of books, movies, etc.
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- Known as "The Greatest" and his refusal to be drafted in the Vietnam War, this iconic boxer and activist was born on January 17, 1942.
- Abraham Lincoln issues the _____ proclamation, freeing all slaves, on January 1, 1863.
- On January 15, 1891, James Naismith invented this sport in Springfield, Massachusetts.
- This magazine published its first pop music charts, called the First Hit Parade, on January 4 1936.
- This singer, songwriter & pianist, known for hits like "Girl On Fire" and "Unthinkable", was born on January 25, 1981.
- He was inaugurated as the 35th U.S. President on January 20, 1961.
- This legendary rapper, known for hits like "I'm Bad" and "Mama Said Knock You Out", was born on January 14, 1968.
16 Clues: He was inaugurated as the 35th U.S. President on January 20, 1961. • January 2nd is the celebration of this genre of books, movies, etc. • This former NY Giant and Super Bowl winner was born on January 3, 1981. • This restaurateur and "Mayor of Flavortown" was born on January 22, 1968. • ...
Church History 2023-10-16
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- Apostolic ________________
- Scripture and ________________ are necessary
- Attempted to exterminate the Church
- Bishop of Lyon
- Pax _______________
- Two equal gods, good and evil
- Location of much preaching
- Emperor during Pope St. Felix
- State soul is immortal by nature
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- Asserted God created universe from nothing
- The true saving gnosis
- Sola________________
- Assent to formal doctrines
- Episcopal _______________
- Baptized St. Augustine
- a Gnostic gospel
- First to call the church Catholic
17 Clues: Bishop of Lyon • a Gnostic gospel • Pax _______________ • Sola________________ • The true saving gnosis • Baptized St. Augustine • Episcopal _______________ • Apostolic ________________ • Assent to formal doctrines • Location of much preaching • Two equal gods, good and evil • Emperor during Pope St. Felix • State soul is immortal by nature • First to call the church Catholic • ...
Texas history 2024-11-13
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- Leader of The Texan Army
- Leader of the "Old 300"
- Tejano man who rode the horse and delivered letters
- No power for the states
- Leader of the Mexican army
- Sent letters from the Alamo and was imprisoned in a kiln
- Mexican born Texans
- First battle, with the "Come and Take it"
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- A violent act to gain independence.
- Last battle in the Texan Revolution
- Power for the states
- The treaty of-(ended the revolution)
- Leader at Goliad, and was killed as prisoner with his men
- Also known as the ___ massacre. Leaded by James Fannin
- Leader at the Alamo, but fell sick
- Texan base, became a rally cry
16 Clues: Mexican born Texans • Power for the states • Leader of the "Old 300" • No power for the states • Leader of The Texan Army • Leader of the Mexican army • Texan base, became a rally cry • Leader at the Alamo, but fell sick • A violent act to gain independence. • Last battle in the Texan Revolution • The treaty of-(ended the revolution) • First battle, with the "Come and Take it" • ...
Texas History 2025-05-09
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- the largest city we are close to
- military forts that protected missions
- overthrow of a government
- a time period with a lack of water
- the capital of Texas
- a tax on imports
- to give up
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- first president of texas
- move from one place to another
- betrayal of one's country
- goods brought into a country
- Spanish settlements that spread Christianity
- good sent out of a country
- Border between Texas and Oklahoma
- a major loss for Texans during the Texas Revolution
- this country borders Texas
16 Clues: to give up • a tax on imports • the capital of Texas • first president of texas • betrayal of one's country • overthrow of a government • good sent out of a country • this country borders Texas • goods brought into a country • move from one place to another • the largest city we are close to • Border between Texas and Oklahoma • a time period with a lack of water • ...
History Crossword 2025-05-11
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- Used to communicate cultural and social connections.
- Natural materials or goods used in trade.
- The act of giving something and receiving something else in return.
- Routes across the land marked by stories and songs, used for navigation and trade.
- Family groups within a larger community.
- The exchange of goods or services
- Systems of interconnected trade routes.
- Specific responsibilities within the kinship system.
- Basic social unit, important in kinship structures.
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- Traders from present-day Indonesia who interacted with First Nations Australians.
- Items or goods used as a medium of exchange.
- Objects made by humans, often traded for cultural value.
- The journey taken by Makassan traders to northern Australia.
- Social or cultural rituals, often linked to kinship.
- Social or cultural rituals, often linked to kinship.
- Shared customs and practices between groups.
- The system of social relationships connecting individuals.
17 Clues: The exchange of goods or services • Systems of interconnected trade routes. • Family groups within a larger community. • Natural materials or goods used in trade. • Items or goods used as a medium of exchange. • Shared customs and practices between groups. • Basic social unit, important in kinship structures. • Used to communicate cultural and social connections. • ...
History Crossword 2024-02-27
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- they want a industrial economy
- Jefferson and Madison
- US national debt
- Spain treaty
- The mass purchase of old bonds
- Britain promises to vacate US
- 12,000 soldiers for 20 men
- national debt/bondage
- treaty with Britain/Spain
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- Problematic treat
- Bribe demanded by french officials
- Hamilton and John Adams
- farmers angry about new excise tax
- they want agricultural
- no ratifying the constitution
- Britain treaty
- country officials demand a bribe
17 Clues: Spain treaty • Britain treaty • US national debt • Problematic treat • Jefferson and Madison • national debt/bondage • they want agricultural • Hamilton and John Adams • treaty with Britain/Spain • 12,000 soldiers for 20 men • no ratifying the constitution • Britain promises to vacate US • they want a industrial economy • The mass purchase of old bonds • country officials demand a bribe • ...
U.S History 2024-04-15
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- the action of an outside party in serving as an intermediary between (or among) principals in a dispute, without direct principal-to-principal contact.
- (especially in the US) a charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office.
- the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group.
- give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition).
- a significant political controversy in the United States during the presidency of Richard Nixon
- extremists a pejorative designation used to indicate uncritical zeal or obsessive enthusiasm that is related to one's own, or one's group's, devotion to a religion
- the federal health insurance program created in 1965 for people ages 65 and over, regardless of income, medical history, or health status.i
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- persistent high inflation combined with high unemployment and stagnant demand in a country's economy.
- established a free-trade zone in North America
- of or concerning the profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations.
- concern about and action aimed at protecting the environment.
- economic policies that disproportionately favor the upper tier of the economic spectrum, comprising wealthy individuals and large corporations.
- commitment to traditional values and ideas with opposition to change or innovation.
- Deficit: the amount by which the cost of a country's imports exceeds the value of its exports.
- the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense.
- Control: the regulation of the sale and use of firearms.
16 Clues: established a free-trade zone in North America • give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition). • Control: the regulation of the sale and use of firearms. • the health, happiness, and fortunes of a person or group. • concern about and action aimed at protecting the environment. • the action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense. • ...
Holliston History 2024-04-16
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- popular country music singer
- on the southwest
- retired NHL right-wing
- forward for Edmonton Oilers
- NFL Player
- on the northwest
- founder of Monster.com
- UFC bantamweight fighter
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- journalist, political personality
- on the southeast
- on the south
- on the east
- on the north
- professional basketball player
- clergyman, missionary, author
- director, United States Agency for International Development
16 Clues: NFL Player • on the east • on the south • on the north • on the southeast • on the southwest • on the northwest • retired NHL right-wing • founder of Monster.com • UFC bantamweight fighter • forward for Edmonton Oilers • popular country music singer • clergyman, missionary, author • professional basketball player • journalist, political personality • ...
ACCOUNTING HISTORY 2021-08-27
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- as the language of business
- Accounting a professional service rendered by a Certified Public Accountant and his employees to the public for a fee
- the principal service that a public accountant offers
- Accounting field of accounting is concerned with the transactions ans special problems of multinational business organization Social Accounting involves the measurements of social costs and benefits such as the measurement of traffic patterns for the most efficient use of traffic funds.
- interested to weather the business should be maintained, increases, decreased, or disposed of completely
- Advisory Services includes the design, installation, and improvements of the firm's general accounting system
- Accounting they check and audit the income, payroll, and tax returns submitted to the government
- provides management a plan for future operations
- Auditing the audit done by a public accountant, some business firms usually maintain a staff of internal auditors
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- Investors "will my money grow in this business"
- Education members in accounting in various colleges and universities are Certified Public Accountants.
- Services includes preparation and filing of income
- needs accounting information to regulate the firm's activities
- Accounting has to do with the controlling, determining, and controlling costs particularly those costs in producing a product or services
- are interested in information to enable them asses the ability of the firm
- financial as a measure for making future financial decisions
- Accounting includes the recording transactions and preparing financial reports for the use of the management
- Accounting accounting job done by private business enterprises.
- of modern accounting thus crediting Luca Pacioli as the
19 Clues: as the language of business • Investors "will my money grow in this business" • provides management a plan for future operations • Services includes preparation and filing of income • the principal service that a public accountant offers • of modern accounting thus crediting Luca Pacioli as the • financial as a measure for making future financial decisions • ...
us history 2022-02-02
18 Clues: cotton gin • Gettysburg • impeachment • impeachment • fort Sumter • Nebraska act • Trent affair • nullification • Fredericksburg • freedmen bureau • election of 1876 • march of the sea • manifest destiny • market revolution • Gettysburg address • rights bill of 1866 • underground railroad • California gold rush
Ava History 2022-03-09
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- a system knotted strings used by the Inca people for keeping records
- threatening or indicating war
- was about 46 to 61 mi long built with wooden poles housing many families
- principle of blind submission to authority, as opposed to individual freedom of thought and action
- a group of related families
- one who resides in a place
- a name used for areas of Mexico and Central America that were civilized before the Spaniards arrived
- break down completely
- one of the oldest and most widespread of the decorative arts, consisting of objects made of clay and hardened with heat
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- a real or imaginary line that separates two things
- corn
- to teach or train
- an assembly of persons summoned or convened for consultation, deliberation, or advice
- a geographic region
- a circular tent made by stretching buffalo skins over wooden poles
- to be composed or made up of
16 Clues: corn • to teach or train • a geographic region • break down completely • one who resides in a place • a group of related families • to be composed or made up of • threatening or indicating war • a real or imaginary line that separates two things • a circular tent made by stretching buffalo skins over wooden poles • ...
