history Crossword Puzzles
American History 2016-10-08
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- One of the crops Native Americans grew (used to make bread)
- Who America was named after ------- Vespucci
- What were the Native Americans' houses made of?
- What continent did the settlers come from?
- Who first discovered The Americas?
- Has a rock with the same name the -------- rock
- How did Native Americans come to The Americas?
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- The first English settlement in the USA
- Who was the first European to discover America?
- The pointed stick which is shot from a bow
- What were the groups of Native Americans called?
- The one thing essential for survival
- What did Christopher Columbus call the Natives?
- What are Native Americans' houses called?
- Where did Christopher Columbus think he came to
15 Clues: Who first discovered The Americas? • The one thing essential for survival • The first English settlement in the USA • What are Native Americans' houses called? • The pointed stick which is shot from a bow • What continent did the settlers come from? • Who America was named after ------- Vespucci • How did Native Americans come to The Americas? • ...
N.Y. history 2015-11-16
15 Clues: Iren • Krieg • Quote • Armut • gründen • seekrank • Freiheit • Hoffnung • Engländer • Hungersnot • eingeboren • auswandern • Einwanderer • Niederländer • Unterdrückung
History 10 2015-12-16
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- People who sell goods on the streets.
- Americans printing stories about the Spanish that were not true.
- One of the most important changes in history.
- My mom's friend live in a ____ which clearly isn't a good place to live.
- When the potato crops failed.
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- Nickname for China.
- Susan B. Anthony and _________ fought for the women's voting rights in the 1860s.
- A place where scientists work.
- I am deeply _______ the fact that I didn't get to sleep in this morning.
- diseases carried by mosquitos.
- The _______'s New Groove.
- Huckleberry Finn ___________ a pig to fake his own death.
- A train that travelled west.
- Tapei is the capital of ______.
- A board game is named from this.
15 Clues: Nickname for China. • The _______'s New Groove. • A train that travelled west. • When the potato crops failed. • A place where scientists work. • diseases carried by mosquitos. • Tapei is the capital of ______. • A board game is named from this. • People who sell goods on the streets. • One of the most important changes in history. • ...
Chilean History 2016-02-21
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- a ruler with complete power; ex: Pinochet
- Law of ________; Pinochet created it
- Take something from public to private ownership; Allende-copper
- commander-in0chief of Chilean Army; said no to coup against Allende
- "bring the body before" I have the right to know what I am being accused of
- a union that supported communism; responsible for placing of missiles in cuba
- Chilean Judge; investgated the disappearance of Pinochet
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- Everyone is equal; ex: China's Government
- Chile's leader before Pinochet
- Cuban politician who governed Cuba; then became president
- sieze power by force; Pinochet with Chile
- Where Pinochet took suspects who gave others hope to beat them and kill them
- similar to communism; created by Karl Marx
- Dictator of Chile; responsible for National Stadium
- Chile's White House; bombing there on September 11, 1973
15 Clues: Chile's leader before Pinochet • Law of ________; Pinochet created it • a ruler with complete power; ex: Pinochet • Everyone is equal; ex: China's Government • sieze power by force; Pinochet with Chile • similar to communism; created by Karl Marx • Dictator of Chile; responsible for National Stadium • Chile's White House; bombing there on September 11, 1973 • ...
History Vocabulary 2017-02-03
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- An act of violent resistance against a ruling power
- A military government
- a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- Western branches of the germanic people
- When there is too much money and less value for the money
- One of the best roman emperors
- permanent destruction of forests
- Invading a region with an armed force
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- a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch
- a member of a tribe
- too many people
- when vegetation is damaged because of animals
- Naturally occurring process that affect landforms
- a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
- an artificial channel for conveying water, typically in the form of a bridge across a valley or other gap
15 Clues: too many people • a member of a tribe • A military government • One of the best roman emperors • permanent destruction of forests • Invading a region with an armed force • Western branches of the germanic people • when vegetation is damaged because of animals • Naturally occurring process that affect landforms • An act of violent resistance against a ruling power • ...
American History 2016-11-14
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- A person who opposed the ratification of the U.S Constitution.
- Most influential Virginian aside from Washington.
- A group of department heads who serve as the president's chief advisers.
- Series of essays defending and explaining the Constitutions.
- A meeting held in 1787 to consider changes to Articles of Confederation resulted in the drafting of the Constitution.
- A plan proposed by Edmund Randolph.
- Supporters of the Constitution.
- The first 10 amendments to the U.S Constitution.
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- A plan of government proposed at the constitutional convention in 1787 that called for a one-house legislature in which each state would have one vote.
- Political system in which the king allow nobles to use of his land in exchange for their military service and their protection of people living on the land.
- The constitutional agreement to count three-fifths of a state slave as population for purposes of representation and taxation.
- A tax on imported goods.
- At the constitutional convention he was one of the most able delegates.
- The constitutional Conventions agreement to establish a two-house national legislature.
- To swear in or induct into office in a formal ceremony.
15 Clues: A tax on imported goods. • Supporters of the Constitution. • A plan proposed by Edmund Randolph. • The first 10 amendments to the U.S Constitution. • Most influential Virginian aside from Washington. • To swear in or induct into office in a formal ceremony. • Series of essays defending and explaining the Constitutions. • ...
History Quiz 2017-11-16
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- The name of the city which was a rival of Rome.
- If you were a poor Roman, you were a __________.
- ____________ Superbus was the last King of Rome.
- The animals that the famous Carthaginian general used.
- The famous Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps.
- At the Battle of _________, Hannibal defeated the Romans.
- ________ Caesar.
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- If you were a rich Roman, you were a __________.
- The famous Gaul who attacked Rome.
- The first period of Ancient Rome.
- The second period of Ancient Rome.
- The name for the body of 300 leading Roman men.
- Over 200 of these were taken from the dead Romans.
- The final period of Ancient Rome.
- This stands for 'The Senate and People of Rome'.
15 Clues: ________ Caesar. • The first period of Ancient Rome. • The final period of Ancient Rome. • The famous Gaul who attacked Rome. • The second period of Ancient Rome. • The name of the city which was a rival of Rome. • The name for the body of 300 leading Roman men. • If you were a rich Roman, you were a __________. • If you were a poor Roman, you were a __________. • ...
History Crossword 2017-06-23
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- A plague that was transmitted by people coming in contact with each other on the Silk Road
- These trade routes went through rivers, canals and lakes
- A religion introduced to China
- These trade routes were routes outside of China
- Silk is a type of ______
- Someone who is actively opposed
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- The producer of silk (a type of worm)
- Usually swapping things and doing business together
- Something else they traded
- The only place that knew how to make silk
- China's most important trade item
- Sending something out of the country to another country
- ______ China
- A sequence of rulers usually from the same family
- The most successful and stable dynasty
15 Clues: ______ China • Silk is a type of ______ • Something else they traded • A religion introduced to China • Someone who is actively opposed • China's most important trade item • The producer of silk (a type of worm) • The most successful and stable dynasty • The only place that knew how to make silk • These trade routes were routes outside of China • ...
Australian History 2013-04-14
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- A map maker
- the outer boundary of a settlement area
- A settlement who's ruling authority is linked to or directly contolled by that in another country
- Describes the relationship that exists between members of an extended family
- The beliefs and behaviour of a person that relates to spiritual matters
- Describes people who move from place to place in search of food
- A name given to discribe the time, in Aboriginal belief,when the world and everything in it was created
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- An older Indigenous man or woman highly respected for their knowledge of culture and custom
- A reconstruction of the history of a people based on the information that has been passed down over time by word of mouth
- Literally means a land without owners
- someone at the forefront of particular course of action
- A settlement for prisoners being punised for their crimes be being removed from the place or country they lived
- A set area to which many Indigenous people were sent to live, initially under the control of missionaries and, later, government authorities
- Describes an native inhabitants of a particular race - the original known inhabitants of a region
- An object in nature that represents or is acossiated with a person, clan or larger group
15 Clues: A map maker • Literally means a land without owners • the outer boundary of a settlement area • someone at the forefront of particular course of action • Describes people who move from place to place in search of food • The beliefs and behaviour of a person that relates to spiritual matters • ...
History Terms 2013-10-23
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- members belonging to the same group
- agree to do something
- keep in good condition
- do something different
- mutualy depending on each other
- individual power or authority
- source of help
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- permission to validate an event
- knowledge of something or someone
- an agreement between people in a group
- a person thinks or behaves independently
- symbol or word showing how may
- without any social goods
- ability to do something
- organized relationships between people
15 Clues: source of help • agree to do something • keep in good condition • do something different • ability to do something • without any social goods • individual power or authority • symbol or word showing how may • permission to validate an event • mutualy depending on each other • knowledge of something or someone • members belonging to the same group • ...
Computer History 2014-02-04
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- Server can refer to either the hardware or the software that helps to deliver web content that can be accessed through the Internet.
- Computeralso known as body-borne computers or wearables are miniature electronic devices that are worn by the bearer under, with or on top of clothing.
- model has many interdisciplinary applications, and is used to convey systems fundamentals in IT overview education and as a brainstorming.
- isdata processing commonly occurs by stages, and the "processed data" from one stage may be considered the "raw data" of the next.
- Server is a computer attached to a network that has the primary purpose of providing a location for shared disk access.
- is the collection of physical elements that constitutes a computer system.
- is a computer at the frontline of contemporary processing capacity
- PC Tablet computer, a kind of mobile computer, usually having a touchscreen or pen-enabled interface
- The term has been adopted as an adjective to distinguish office appliances which can be fitted on top of a desk, from larger equipment covering its own area on the floor.
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- Computer is a computer system with a dedicated function within a larger mechanical or electrical system, often with real-time computing constraints.
- is a term for distinguishing mobile phones with advanced features from basic feature phones.
- large and powerful data processing systems
- is a portable personal computer with a clamshell form factor, suitable for mobile use
- is a general purpose device that can be programmed to carry out a set of arithmetic or logical operations.
- Is also known as computer programs, is the non-tangible component of computers
15 Clues: large and powerful data processing systems • is a computer at the frontline of contemporary processing capacity • is the collection of physical elements that constitutes a computer system. • Is also known as computer programs, is the non-tangible component of computers • is a portable personal computer with a clamshell form factor, suitable for mobile use • ...
History Crossword 2014-09-14
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- This place was occupied by the Assyrians during their battle against the Hittites
- The city of _________ became the symbol of pride and cruelty.
- Assyrians are described as the _________,
- __________ was the last great Assyrian warrior, but he was also a more clement king. He implemented a policy of kindness and conciliation.
- The Assyrians came from the northern portion of _________
- ___________was portrayed as a cruel, false, and arrogant king in the Bible.
- It is a crescent-shaped region containing the comparatively moist and fertile land of otherwise arid and semi-arid Western Asia, and the Nile Valley and Nile Delta of northeast Africa.
- He was known to be cruel and harsh but was considered a highly efficient leader.
- Under this rule, the Assyrians were able to gain their independence and form new states.
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- No.4 is a major river system in this SPECIFIC CONTINENT.
- ________ initiated a great expansion of the Assyrian Empire by conquering all surrounding neighbors and he also conquered Persia, Babylonia, Arabia, Phoenicia, and Cyprus, among other territories.
- They built a city-state of ________
- This valley, together with the Euphrates valley made a great role in the civilization.
- ____________
- ___________,
- and _________ among the ancient people.
16 Clues: ____________ • ___________, • They built a city-state of ________ • and _________ among the ancient people. • Assyrians are described as the _________, • No.4 is a major river system in this SPECIFIC CONTINENT. • The Assyrians came from the northern portion of _________ • The city of _________ became the symbol of pride and cruelty. • ...
History & Warfare 2014-05-15
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- An expert who shoots at people from a long distance and hidden positions
- A conflict between two groups in the same country, e.g. America 1861-65 (5,3)
- England 1642, America 1776, France 1788, Russia 1917, Tunisia 2011
- A gun that will fire lots of bullets when the trigger is pressed once (7,3)
- Some say that at Agincourt the English were __________ four to one, yet they won the battle!
- To steal the property of others in a war, riot or after a disaster
- World War One ended with the Versailles _____, an agreement for peace between Germany and the Allies
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- When two armies temporarily stop fighting, although the one between North and South Korea has lasted for over fifty years! (5-4)
- "We ____________ the resistance of the rebels. Defeating them is taking much longer than expected."
- People who are not members of the army or police
- Phrasal verb meaning to destroy usually with explosives
- A person killed or injured in a war or accident
- A huge problem for Turkey has been the ____________ running away from the civil war in Syria.
- /ku:/ A sudden, illegal and often violent change in government
- Britain _______ war on Germany on the 3rd September 1939
15 Clues: A person killed or injured in a war or accident • People who are not members of the army or police • Phrasal verb meaning to destroy usually with explosives • Britain _______ war on Germany on the 3rd September 1939 • /ku:/ A sudden, illegal and often violent change in government • England 1642, America 1776, France 1788, Russia 1917, Tunisia 2011 • ...
history crossword 2015-03-25
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- an agreement between Germany, Italy and Japan to stop the spread of communism
- in order to safeguard world peace, all countries would agree to defend each other
- a vote on a single issue taken by all the people in a particular area
- An agreement between Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler
- policy of giving in to at least some of the demands of an aggressor in the belief that this will avoid war
- an area of Germany in which Hitler re-militarised
- a combined British, French, and Italin attempt to block growing German militarization
- western Czechoslovakia are that bordered germany and was home to over three million German speaking people
- political union of Austria and Germany which took place in 1938
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- A non-aggression pact between Hitler and Stalin
- an agreement between and Germany whereby the size of the German navy would increase
- a german region rich in coal deposits
- An agreement between Hitler and Mussolini to work together on matters of common interest
- reduction of weapons to promote peace and security
- translates to living space and one of Hitler's aims in his foreign policy
15 Clues: a german region rich in coal deposits • A non-aggression pact between Hitler and Stalin • an area of Germany in which Hitler re-militarised • reduction of weapons to promote peace and security • An agreement between Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler • political union of Austria and Germany which took place in 1938 • ...
FFA history 2021-10-05
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- _ McClure is elected to national office
- E.M. _ wrote the creed
- what kind of gold is in the FFA colors
- the FFA center was established in _
- Jan _ was the first female FFA president
- FFA changed its name to national FFA _
- in 1969 FFA opened up to _
- _ truman spoke during the 1957 convention
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- in 1980 FFA raised 1 _ in one year
- FFA was established in _ city
- Corey _ was the first black FFA president
- the first national _ performed in 1947
- what kind of blue is in the FFA colors
- future farmers of _ was the first FFA
- Julie _ is elected as FFA vice president
15 Clues: E.M. _ wrote the creed • in 1969 FFA opened up to _ • FFA was established in _ city • in 1980 FFA raised 1 _ in one year • the FFA center was established in _ • future farmers of _ was the first FFA • what kind of gold is in the FFA colors • the first national _ performed in 1947 • what kind of blue is in the FFA colors • FFA changed its name to national FFA _ • ...
History Crossword 2021-09-28
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- a home for many of the early humans
- a cave where early humans in Germany lived
- early group of humans that lived in europe
- the first people came from here
- early part of the stone age
- first humans to stand on two legs
- new stone age
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- middle stone age
- a piece of land that was used to travel
- a tradition that the early humans did in their caves
- lived in a cave
- early modern human
- a time period of glacial expansion
- remains from past living things
- someone who does not have a set habitation
15 Clues: new stone age • lived in a cave • middle stone age • early modern human • early part of the stone age • remains from past living things • the first people came from here • first humans to stand on two legs • a time period of glacial expansion • a home for many of the early humans • a piece of land that was used to travel • a cave where early humans in Germany lived • ...
History Crossword 2021-09-28
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- the way of life in which people move from place to place to find pasture for their herds
- a huge mass of ice slowly moves over land
- new stone age
- an open, grassy plain with few to no trees in a tropical or subtropical region of the world
- scientific study of humanity
- very large stone
- land that appears when the sea levels fall which creates a way to travel across an area that once was underwater
- old stone age
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- is to adapt to an environment over time. Its more when humans take in animals to care for, for a reason - labor or agriculture
- all things that are made by humans that help archaeologists determine how people from the past lived
- times when the regions of the earth were covered with glaciers and ice
- the theory that the earth and its lifeforms evolved over a period of time
- hunting tool invented by Cro-Magnon
- middle stone ae
- fishing tool invented by Cro-Magnon
15 Clues: new stone age • old stone age • middle stone ae • very large stone • scientific study of humanity • hunting tool invented by Cro-Magnon • fishing tool invented by Cro-Magnon • a huge mass of ice slowly moves over land • the theory that the earth and its lifeforms evolved over a period of time • times when the regions of the earth were covered with glaciers and ice • ...
History crossword 2021-09-28
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- a group of people that worked as a group and invented the bow
- the remains of something that used to be alive
- the first official history
- most people moved a lot another word for that is ______
- the town of Jericho was in this book
- how did people use the roofs of the town Catal Hoyuk
- people go to different continents using these
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- the Cro-Magnon people put these on cave walls
- the remains of something that was made
- where were people's caves facing
- this type of humans nickname was upright man
- a time where people could walk to a different continent
- the time in history when people first started making tools
- everyone had a _____
- a reason why people didn't have to move is because of this
15 Clues: everyone had a _____ • the first official history • where were people's caves facing • the town of Jericho was in this book • the remains of something that was made • this type of humans nickname was upright man • the Cro-Magnon people put these on cave walls • people go to different continents using these • the remains of something that used to be alive • ...
History Crossword 2021-10-27
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- - what act gave land to new settlers
- - resisted threats to their land rights by attacking European-Ameridan settlements in eastern Minnesota
- - Cheyenne and Arapaho
- - Oliver H. ______; organizer of Granger movement
- - lost popular vote, but won electoral vote
- - Farmer's _______; wanted government to regulate interest that banks could charge for loans
- - last name of guy who wrote against corruption
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- - _______ vs Illinois; upheld by constitutionality of Chicago grain storage facility which set maximum rates for shipping freights
- - aka a political system
- - _____ Tweed; plundered million of dollars from New York City treasury
- - first name of political cartoonist criticizing corruption
- - what connected the west and the east
- - ________ Hall; was a powerful New York political organizations
- president Jackson moved 5 tribes off their land into ___________
- - government tried to regulate big businesses
15 Clues: - Cheyenne and Arapaho • - aka a political system • - what act gave land to new settlers • - what connected the west and the east • - lost popular vote, but won electoral vote • - government tried to regulate big businesses • - last name of guy who wrote against corruption • - Oliver H. ______; organizer of Granger movement • ...
History vocabulary 2022-01-07
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- the tax collected by the church
- a thory that the earth is the center of the solar system
- an area under control fo another county
- a method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century
- Rebirth
- theory the solar system revolves around sun
- conqueror from spain
- Mid night dream
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- was an italian explor and navagator who completed four voages across the Alantic ocean
- the first European to round the tip of Africa
- a territory subject to a form of foreign rule
- the basic sprit
- a multilateral system to be able to transport to other places
- created the first vaccine
- an imagined place or state of things
15 Clues: Rebirth • the basic sprit • Mid night dream • conqueror from spain • created the first vaccine • the tax collected by the church • an imagined place or state of things • an area under control fo another county • theory the solar system revolves around sun • the first European to round the tip of Africa • a territory subject to a form of foreign rule • ...
CNGS History 2022-01-07
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- The month of Nichola's birthday.
- ______ ______ Papua New Guinea is a project bringing solar light to health clinics in rural PNG so they can operate at night.
- The nickname given to her by her ski team.
- The secondary colour on the ribbon of the Meritorious Service Medal.
- Nichola served with Princess _______'s Canadian Light Infantry.
- The currency in Nichola's birth country.
- The class of vessel in the Coast Guard named after Nichola.
- The province that named a lake in Nichola's honour.
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- The city where the vessel bearing her name was manufactured.
- The country where Nichola was born.
- The primary colour on the ribbon of the Meritorious Service Medal.
- The University of _______ awards the Captain Nichola K.S. Goddard Memorial Graduate Scholarship.
- The abbreviation for the university that awards the Captain Nichola K.S. Goddard Scholarship.
- Canadian city where Nichola's name is etched on the Memorial Arch.
- The year Nichola was born in Roman Numerals.
15 Clues: The month of Nichola's birthday. • The country where Nichola was born. • The currency in Nichola's birth country. • The nickname given to her by her ski team. • The year Nichola was born in Roman Numerals. • The province that named a lake in Nichola's honour. • The class of vessel in the Coast Guard named after Nichola. • ...
History Review 2022-01-07
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- "Charles the Great" King of the greatest empire since Rome
- wrote The Prince
- movement for religious change
- trade route between Africa, Europe, and America
- system of hierarchy developed around the strongest person in an area
- way of life for Knights
- followers of John Calvin
- "rebirth" revival of art and learning
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- set of laws made up of 4 different books to follow in daily life
- created worlds first vaccine
- "Renaissance Man" painted the Mona Lisa
- theory that Earth is in the center of the solar system
- movement centered on human potential
- didn't voyage but directed voyages along the African coast
- this event showed the power the Church had over society
15 Clues: wrote The Prince • way of life for Knights • followers of John Calvin • created worlds first vaccine • movement for religious change • movement centered on human potential • "rebirth" revival of art and learning • "Renaissance Man" painted the Mona Lisa • trade route between Africa, Europe, and America • theory that Earth is in the center of the solar system • ...
History Project 2021-12-21
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- 3. Paul popularised Jesus as_______ (5 letters)
- 11. The mausoleum, or tomb , of Muhammed Adil Shah of Bijapur, Karnataka. (9 letters)
- 6. A Muslim must fast from dawn to dusk in the month of _____ , the ninth month of the Islamik calender (7 letters)
- 15. The Fundamental rights are the rights for the Indian every _____(7 letters)
- 4. Prophet Muhammad's escape from Mecca to Medina is called as (6 letters)
- 7. The introduction to the constitution is called ______ (8 letters)
- 9. The Slave or Mamluk , Khalji and Tughluq dynasties were of which orgin (6 letters)
- 13. The founder of the Mughal Empire is ______(5 letters)
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- 12. Krishnadeva Raya built a town callled _____ (6 letters)
- 5. Every Muslim must correctly recite aloud the ____ , or the basic statement of the faith (7 letters)
- 2. the story of founder of christianity life has been told in four _______ ? (7 letters)
- 10. A special tax paid by the non-muslims, which Firoz Tughluq used and tried to please the ulemas [Muslim religious head] (6 letters)
- 14. Which Mughal Emperor abolished the jiziya tax (5 letters)
- 8. The constitution assembly appointes eight-member Drafting Committee under the chairmanship of ______(11 letters)
- 1. who was the founder of the religion christianity ? (5 letters )
15 Clues: 3. Paul popularised Jesus as_______ (5 letters) • 13. The founder of the Mughal Empire is ______(5 letters) • 12. Krishnadeva Raya built a town callled _____ (6 letters) • 14. Which Mughal Emperor abolished the jiziya tax (5 letters) • 1. who was the founder of the religion christianity ? (5 letters ) • ...
History Project 2021-12-21
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- 3. Paul popularised Jesus as (5)
- 11. The mausoleum, or tomb , of Muhammed Adil Shah of Bijapur, Karnataka. (9)
- 6. A Muslim must fast from dawn to dusk in the month of _____ , the ninth month of the Islamik calender (7)
- 15. The Fundamental rights are the rights for the Indian every (7)
- 4. Prophet Muhammad's escape from Mecca to Medina is called as (6)
- 7. The introduction to the constitution is called (8)
- 9. The Slave or Mamluk , Khalji and Tughluq dynasties were of which orgin (6)
- 13. The founder of the Mughal Empire is (5)
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- 12. Krishnadeva Raya built a town callled (6)
- 5. Every Muslim must correctly recite aloud the ____ , or the basic statement of the faith (7)
- 2. the story of founder of christianity life has been told in four ? (7)
- 10. A special tax paid by the non-muslims, which Firoz Tughluq used and tried to please the ulemas [Muslim religious head] (6)
- 14. Which Mughal Emperor abolished the jiziya tax (5)
- 8. The constitution assembly appointes eight-member Drafting Committee under the chairmanship of (11)
- 1. who was the founder of the religion christianity ? (5)
15 Clues: 3. Paul popularised Jesus as (5) • 13. The founder of the Mughal Empire is (5) • 12. Krishnadeva Raya built a town callled (6) • 14. Which Mughal Emperor abolished the jiziya tax (5) • 7. The introduction to the constitution is called (8) • 1. who was the founder of the religion christianity ? (5) • 15. The Fundamental rights are the rights for the Indian every (7) • ...
NZ History 2022-03-21
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- , tribe that landed in kawhia
- , translated the treaty
- , name of cooks ship
- , First euopean
- , First to discover
- , who roped down the sun
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- , tribe
- , European were intrigued into Maori socity
- , what country is Abel Tasman from
- , what war happen in the 1800s
- , what did coom bring over
- , one of the 7 wakas
- , boat
- , country that we live in
- , Food
15 Clues: , Food • , tribe • , boat • , First euopean • , one of the 7 wakas • , name of cooks ship • , First to discover • , translated the treaty • , who roped down the sun • , country that we live in • , what did coom bring over • , tribe that landed in kawhia • , what war happen in the 1800s • , what country is Abel Tasman from • , European were intrigued into Maori socity
NZ History 2022-03-21
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- , tribe that landed in kawhia
- , translated the treaty
- , name of cooks ship
- , First euopean
- , First to discover
- , who roped down the sun
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- , tribe
- , European were intrigued into Maori socity
- , what country is Abel Tasman from
- , what war happen in the 1800s
- , what did coom bring over
- , one of the 7 wakas
- , boat
- , country that we live in
- , Food
15 Clues: , Food • , tribe • , boat • , First euopean • , one of the 7 wakas • , name of cooks ship • , First to discover • , translated the treaty • , who roped down the sun • , country that we live in • , what did coom bring over • , tribe that landed in kawhia • , what war happen in the 1800s • , what country is Abel Tasman from • , European were intrigued into Maori socity
Texas History 2022-04-20
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- The first explorer to step foot on Texas, his name also means "head of a cow"
- Branch of the Government that makes the laws.
- Basic Rights of every US citizen
- a return to a normal state of health
- action citizens are required to perform.
- a financial gain
- Increasing the number and percentage of people living in an urban area.
- Largest discovery of oil in Texas
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- a river that borders Texas
- Most deadly hurricane in the US.
- Branch of the government that includes the supreme court.
- action citizens are expected and should perform.
- Branch of the government that includes the president.
- president of Mexico during the Texas-Mexico war.
- most famous battle of the Texas Revolution
15 Clues: a financial gain • a river that borders Texas • Most deadly hurricane in the US. • Basic Rights of every US citizen • Largest discovery of oil in Texas • a return to a normal state of health • action citizens are required to perform. • most famous battle of the Texas Revolution • Branch of the Government that makes the laws. • action citizens are expected and should perform. • ...
Texas History 2022-04-20
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- sectors (areas that are distinct from others) that produce goods and services within an economy (EX. the automobile industry; the steel industry).
- the act of competing
- a long and severe recession in an economy or market
- statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.
- Austria-hungary, germany, bulgaria, ottoman empire
- the process of increasing the percentage and number of people living in urban settlements.
- the part of the economy devoted to the production, processing, and distribution of food, including the financial institutions that fund these activities.
- a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength.
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- a period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activities are reduced.
- space comprising the earth’s atmosphere and the space beyond.
- a financial gain
- business activities designed to plan, price, promote, and direct the flow of a company’s goods and services to consumers or users in more than one nation for a profit.
- Great britain. US, russia, France, and siberia
- the process by which an economy is transformed from primarily agricultural to one based on the manufacturing of goods.
- the single worldwide computer network that interconnects other computer networks, enabling data and other information to be exchanged.
15 Clues: a financial gain • the act of competing • Great britain. US, russia, France, and siberia • Austria-hungary, germany, bulgaria, ottoman empire • a long and severe recession in an economy or market • a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength. • space comprising the earth’s atmosphere and the space beyond. • ...
Texas History 2022-04-20
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- space comprising the earth’s atmosphere and the space
- the process by which an economy is transformed from primarily agricultural to one based on the manufacturing of goods
- period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activities are reduced.
- who mapped the coast of Texas
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- sectors areas that are distinct from others that produce goods and services within an economy
- a long and severe recession in an economy or market
- The act of competing
- an economic model which states that the price at which a good is sold is determined by the good’s supply, and its demand.
- he process of increasing the percentage and number of people living in urban settlements.
- The battle of the Alamo was here
- What major war happened in 1939
- the single worldwide computer network that interconnects other computer networks
- an economic system in which private businesses operate in competition and largely free of state control.
- Financial gain
- migrating within one country or state.
15 Clues: Financial gain • The act of competing • who mapped the coast of Texas • What major war happened in 1939 • The battle of the Alamo was here • migrating within one country or state. • a long and severe recession in an economy or market • space comprising the earth’s atmosphere and the space • the single worldwide computer network that interconnects other computer networks • ...
Lanai's History 2022-05-23
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- kauluaau tried to uproot all of the _______ trees
- people thought that lanai was the home for
- the price dole payed for most of lanai
- lanai is _______ from maui
- The first plants and animals had millions of years to
- villages in lanai were called _______ villages
- lanai is _______ from oahu
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- A name for maui's chief
- a nickname for lanai
- lanai was formed from a
- A second nickname for lanai
- The first person to live on lanai
- unites the hawaiian islands
- a pineapple plantation brand
- polynesians were mainly from the _______ islands
15 Clues: a nickname for lanai • A name for maui's chief • lanai was formed from a • lanai is _______ from maui • lanai is _______ from oahu • A second nickname for lanai • unites the hawaiian islands • a pineapple plantation brand • The first person to live on lanai • the price dole payed for most of lanai • people thought that lanai was the home for • ...
Hawaiian history 2021-12-15
15 Clues: 5,148 feet • Dec 7,1942 • state bird • State animal • dance in Oahu • Hawaii state fish • Hawaii State Tree • The color of Oahu • Oahu state flower • The color of Hawaii • the color of Ni'ihau • Popular beach on Oahu • The nickname for Oahu • Big island state flower • The nickname for Kaho'olawe
Asian History 2022-02-14
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- located in East Asia,founded by Genghis Khan
- Muslim calendar
- capital of Mongolia
- original preaching grounds of Muhammad
- fled the Mongols in 1200 AD
- Genghis Khan's original name
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- Dynasty that finally reunited China after the warring states period
- angel that came to Muhammad during his meditations
- became an independent dynasty in 939 BC
- Muhammad's journey to Medina
- first Muslim prophet
- province in Asia containing Thailand and Vietnam
- emperor who founded the Sui Dynasty
- remained the Chinese capital until 1868
- Muhammad gained the bulk of his followers in this city
15 Clues: Muslim calendar • capital of Mongolia • first Muslim prophet • fled the Mongols in 1200 AD • Muhammad's journey to Medina • Genghis Khan's original name • emperor who founded the Sui Dynasty • original preaching grounds of Muhammad • became an independent dynasty in 939 BC • remained the Chinese capital until 1868 • located in East Asia,founded by Genghis Khan • ...
U.S. History 2022-11-03
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- people who work a certen peiriod of time in the new world unpaid in exchange for a way to the new world and a peice of land
- over 40,000 people left new England for the Americas in 1630
- Puritans considered orderly ______ to be necessary for a stable society
- Protestants who wished to purify the anglican church of all catholic rituals and traditions
- an enslaved Indian woman who was one of the first accused of witchcraft
- The boat the pilgrims crossed over to the new land in
- The belief that God had already determined who would be saved
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- a group of people who came to the new world to escape religious persecution and founded Jamestown
- The first college in North America, founded in 1636
- the colony where the Salem witch trials took place
- Puritan commonwealth based on cooperation between church and state
- sailed to America on the mayflower and served as governor of the Plymouth colony
- Thomas Hooker's occupation
- A Patuxet Indian who spoke English
- A college founded in 1701 as a response to Harvard's departure from Church doctrine
15 Clues: Thomas Hooker's occupation • A Patuxet Indian who spoke English • the colony where the Salem witch trials took place • The first college in North America, founded in 1636 • The boat the pilgrims crossed over to the new land in • over 40,000 people left new England for the Americas in 1630 • The belief that God had already determined who would be saved • ...
History Quiz 2021-04-16
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- a family clan
- is an external, raised, open, flat area in either a landscape near a building, or as a roof terrace on a flat roof.
- someone to hold public office or some other position by voting
- a flat buoyant structure of timber or other materials fastened together, used as a boat or floating platform.
- type of floating device used to add buoyancy to a structure
- a narrow valley between hills or mountains
- war between organized groups within the same state or country.
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- records that were kept on strings
- head garment that protects your head
- the messengers of the Inca empire
- fast-growing tropical tree in the mallow family noted for its extremely lightweight and light-colored wood.
- a person who looks after a herd of livestock or makes a living from keeping livestock, especially in open country.
- city in southeastern Peru near the Urubamba Valley of the Andes mountain range
- a person, usually employed by a government agency, whose job is to find out whether people are obeying official regulations
- little strong warrior
15 Clues: a family clan • little strong warrior • records that were kept on strings • the messengers of the Inca empire • head garment that protects your head • a narrow valley between hills or mountains • type of floating device used to add buoyancy to a structure • someone to hold public office or some other position by voting • ...
Texas History 2021-05-03
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- Capital of Texas
- Texas State bird
- Texas State large animal
- "Remember the _______!"
- Texas State shell
- Well known Texas football team
- where dr pepper was first created
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- Texas State dish
- Texas State flower
- Texas State tree
- Only natural lake in Texas
- Texas State small animal
- Number of flags flown over Texas
- First European to map the coast of Texas
- Largest city in Texas
15 Clues: Texas State dish • Texas State tree • Capital of Texas • Texas State bird • Texas State shell • Texas State flower • Largest city in Texas • "Remember the _______!" • Texas State small animal • Texas State large animal • Only natural lake in Texas • Well known Texas football team • Number of flags flown over Texas • where dr pepper was first created • ...
Texas History 2021-05-04
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- a series of dust storms
- Year that WW1 started
- breaking the law to bring about change
- colonist in Mexico who wanted Texas to be its own state
- first battle in the Texas revolution
- Year that Texas became a country
- year that Mexico gained its independence
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- a worldwide economic depression after the stock market crash of 1929
- Year that Texas became a part of the United States
- First European to map the coast of Texas
- Telegram promising Mexico a piece of land if they helped Germany during WW1
- Mexican president during the Texas Revolution
- Place where oil was discovered in Texas
- series of reforms made by president Roosevelt to stop the Great Depression
- founded the American GI Forum, civil rights leader in Texas
15 Clues: Year that WW1 started • a series of dust storms • Year that Texas became a country • first battle in the Texas revolution • breaking the law to bring about change • Place where oil was discovered in Texas • First European to map the coast of Texas • year that Mexico gained its independence • Mexican president during the Texas Revolution • ...
Texas History 2021-05-03
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- Leader of the Confederacy
- USA president that signed the Civil rights act
- Was the most popular crop at one point in time
- A war that had helped end slavery
- The ending point of the second world war
- First French explorer to step foot on Texas
- Mexican leader that helped Mexico
- Where a person refuses to leave until served
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- German dictator in WWII
- Major discovery of oil for Texas
- a time where huge dust storms had occurred.
- Laws that made segregation legal
- a new method of farming
- First Spanish explorer to step foot on Texas
- The reason USA joined the second world war
15 Clues: German dictator in WWII • a new method of farming • Leader of the Confederacy • Major discovery of oil for Texas • Laws that made segregation legal • A war that had helped end slavery • Mexican leader that helped Mexico • The ending point of the second world war • The reason USA joined the second world war • a time where huge dust storms had occurred. • ...
exploring history 2022-10-12
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- perfect state
- Italian painter
- a sickness that caused death
- spear English poet
- a movement that changed the world
- a machine used for prining and writing (one word no space
- a group controlled by one person
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- a period in European times
- exchanging or giving to another
- beliefs that humans need and value
- use to tell north, south, west, and east
- the English word for renaissance
- sculptures or paintings
- a crazy amount of something
- extremely bad or dreadful
15 Clues: perfect state • Italian painter • spear English poet • sculptures or paintings • extremely bad or dreadful • a period in European times • a crazy amount of something • a sickness that caused death • exchanging or giving to another • the English word for renaissance • a group controlled by one person • a movement that changed the world • beliefs that humans need and value • ...
History Project 2023-12-12
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- America banned all trade with other countries with this.
- The British forced Americans to fight for them, this is called ___.
- The war the Star Spangled Banner is based around.
- He wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- These people wanted to go to war with England immediately.
- Alexander Hamilton would rather have Thomas Jefferson as president than this person.
- America more than doubled its size from this.
- His father, mother, and two brothers were dead by the time he was 14.
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- This river was very important to the Americans because of trade.
- France wanted a bribe before a treaty, it was known as this.
- When George Washington wasn’t going to be president again he wrote this to the people.
- He was known as “The Father of the Constitution”.
- Whoever controlled this city could control trade going out of the Mississippi River.
- He was trying to unite the Indian tribes to fight the white people.
- He was the first vice president.
15 Clues: He was the first vice president. • He wrote the Declaration of Independence. • America more than doubled its size from this. • He was known as “The Father of the Constitution”. • The war the Star Spangled Banner is based around. • America banned all trade with other countries with this. • These people wanted to go to war with England immediately. • ...
American History 2023-12-12
15 Clues: Canal • Clara • Zapata • Samuel • John C. • Millard • Stokely • Susan B. • diplomacy • Corollary • Jefferson • Bernard M. • J. Pershing • Bois, W.E.B. • Alexander Graham
history vocab 2023-11-13
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- people who have the same background
- Hearth
- not involving yourself with god/s
- belief in more then one god
- belief in one god
- the way people live their lives
- an new idea, or product
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- legends and myths
- a trend in culture
- not believing in a god
- believing that objects have souls
- a culture adopts an idea or trend from another culture
- a language spoken in an area
- Pyramid a chart that shows the population by male and female
- the people and what they think
15 Clues: Hearth • legends and myths • belief in one god • a trend in culture • not believing in a god • an new idea, or product • belief in more then one god • a language spoken in an area • the people and what they think • the way people live their lives • believing that objects have souls • not involving yourself with god/s • people who have the same background • ...
Salvation History 2023-11-07
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- son of Abraham, “father” of the Israelites
- one of Jesus’ apostles who spread Christianity across the Roman Empire
- moral law that God gave Moses and the Israelites to live by.
- the people and events through which God has revealed Himself and His saving actions.
- appointed by God to lead the people into the Promised Land
- Adam and Eve’s decision to sin that disrupted God’s plan for creation.
- original ancestors of Jewish faith
- the group that sent Jesus to be crucified.
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- appointed as king by the Israelites, units the 12 tribes into one kingdom.
- one of God’s Chosen People, also known as “the father of many nations”
- the group of 12 men who were Jesus’ followers that spread the Good News of Jesus after he died.
- an action or offense against God’s will that weakens our relationship with God.
- faithful to God, God keeps him and his family safe during the flood.
- Descendents of Jacob and his children who went on to form the 12 Tribes of Israel.
- the Israelites’ escape from Egypt and their journey to the Holy Land
15 Clues: original ancestors of Jewish faith • son of Abraham, “father” of the Israelites • the group that sent Jesus to be crucified. • appointed by God to lead the people into the Promised Land • moral law that God gave Moses and the Israelites to live by. • faithful to God, God keeps him and his family safe during the flood. • ...
History vocab 2023-11-03
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- a change in the way a country is governed
- armed fighting between two or more countries or groups
- a sudden illegal, often violent, taking of government power, especially by an army
- the system of having a king or queen
- a group of countries ruled by a single person, government, or country
- the study of or a record of past
- an area of ground in which dead bodies are buried
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- a country or a large group of people living in one area with their own government, language, traditions, etc.
- anything that happens, especially something important or unusual
- the group of people who make the laws in some countries
- an army or country that uses force to enter and take control of another country
- a period of time of which particular events or stages of development are typical
- the force with which one thing hits another or with which two things hit each other
- a period of time during which a particular person or group is in control of a country
- a special chair used by a ruler, especially a king or queen
15 Clues: the study of or a record of past • the system of having a king or queen • a change in the way a country is governed • an area of ground in which dead bodies are buried • armed fighting between two or more countries or groups • the group of people who make the laws in some countries • a special chair used by a ruler, especially a king or queen • ...
Music history 2023-10-09
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- Whats another word for renaissance?
- poet musicians in the South side of France
- What did Pope Gregory have sitting on his shoulder?
- The highest class
- The lowest class
- Something religious is _____
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- These chants were named after who?
- the "Middle-class
- an invention that made writing and reading much easier
- What is the dove a representation of?
- the earliest composer of polyphonic music
- time period from 450 to 1450
- People called them "traveling newspapers"
- Something non-religious is _____
- the most important early polyphonic music
15 Clues: The lowest class • the "Middle-class • The highest class • time period from 450 to 1450 • Something religious is _____ • Something non-religious is _____ • These chants were named after who? • Whats another word for renaissance? • What is the dove a representation of? • the earliest composer of polyphonic music • People called them "traveling newspapers" • ...
lucayan history 2023-11-01
15 Clues: virus • thatch • contributed • their shelter • their language • what they grew • animals shelter • coloring of hair • for hunting fish • where they migrated • water transportation • used for making tools • where they originated • first settlers of TCI • to make babies smarter
US History 2023-10-30
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- passed in 1649
- middle colony
- alliance among independent states
- government should protect rights
- Political change
- political independence
- Virginia congress
- colonial contracts with England
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- power of the people
- legal restrictions on women
- in 1692
- new england colony
- Human labor bought and sold
- southern colony
- people have natural rights
15 Clues: in 1692 • middle colony • passed in 1649 • southern colony • Political change • Virginia congress • new england colony • power of the people • political independence • people have natural rights • legal restrictions on women • Human labor bought and sold • colonial contracts with England • government should protect rights • alliance among independent states
ernes history 2024-02-09
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- a thing that frezees
- place that speak spanish
- people from french
- Inuit people live in these
- when water is melted by heat
- (2 words) the Indigenous people helped the Europeans survive this
- something people like to drink
- people that speak french
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- a guy that travels the sea
- a tough guy
- the weather
- America country from north
- another word for Native or Aboriginal
- someone gives a item then a other person offers something for it
- a word that means a lot of years ago or how old you are
15 Clues: a tough guy • the weather • people from french • a thing that frezees • place that speak spanish • people that speak french • a guy that travels the sea • Inuit people live in these • America country from north • when water is melted by heat • something people like to drink • another word for Native or Aboriginal • a word that means a lot of years ago or how old you are • ...
Mexican history 2024-02-15
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- - Cardenas becomes president of __
- - Who was the president of Mexico in 1911
- - Grants the Mexican Nation ownership of the land and water
- - He impulsed the land reform
- - Carranza tried to achieve __ through the new constitution
- - Cardenas releases a social program like the governor of __
- - The joining of systems in a laboring field
- - A revolutionary group
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- - Who was the dictator during the beginning of the Mexican Revolution
- - The group that partook in the Agrarian reforms
- - Historical and political development of Mexico from 1928 to 1934
- - __ was the leader of the anti-reelectionist movement
- - The __ were another revolutionalist group
- - Who was the president of Mexico from 1920 to 1924
- - The character that manipulates "the puppets"
15 Clues: - A revolutionary group • - He impulsed the land reform • - Cardenas becomes president of __ • - Who was the president of Mexico in 1911 • - The __ were another revolutionalist group • - The joining of systems in a laboring field • - The character that manipulates "the puppets" • - The group that partook in the Agrarian reforms • ...
History Wk 2024-02-17
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- Which pastor did Anne Hutchinson admire greatly? p. 142
- In what year did the Salem Village witchcraft trials take place? p. 157, 161, 162
- What was the term for preparing to receive God's grace? p. 144
- What was the first name of 2 of the first 3 accused women in the Salem witchcraft trials? p. 159
- Where did Anne Hutchinson live after her banishment from Massachusetts Bay? p. 150
- What is the literal meaning of Pennsylvania? p. 137
- Did George Carteret take the east or west section of New Jersey in 1676? p. 135
- Which sermons claimed God was displeased with and punishing the citizens of New England? p. 155
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- Whose house did the "afflicted" girls of the Salem witchraft trials meet in to try and see their fate? p. 157
- Who was elected as governor of Massachusetts Bay in June 1637? p. 146
- Which town was positioned at the junction of the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers in 1682? p. 137
- What crime was Anne Hutchinson charged and banished for? p. 150 & 152
- During what month was Anna Hutchinson banished from Massachusetts Bay? p.140
- Which commandment did John Winthrop first claim Anne Hutchinson had broke? p. 147
- What territory shared a governor with Pennsylvania until the American Revolution? p.138
15 Clues: What is the literal meaning of Pennsylvania? p. 137 • Which pastor did Anne Hutchinson admire greatly? p. 142 • What was the term for preparing to receive God's grace? p. 144 • Who was elected as governor of Massachusetts Bay in June 1637? p. 146 • What crime was Anne Hutchinson charged and banished for? p. 150 & 152 • ...
Mexican History 2024-02-18
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- - This term reflects the role of political leaders during key periods such as the Maximato, where former presidents wielded significant influence despite being out of office officially.
- - Denotes the Mexican Revolution, a major social and political upheaval from 1910 to 1920.
- - Represents the evolution of Mexican society and politics, particularly during significant periods like the Mexican Revolution and the subsequent decades.
- - This is the Spanish word for "Revolution," which refers to the Mexican Revolution, a pivotal period in Mexican history marked by significant social and political change.
- - Relates to the land reforms initiated during various periods in Mexican history, particularly during the presidency of Lázaro Cárdenas.
- - Refers to the official enactment or adoption of the Mexican Constitution of 1917, which occurred in that year.
- - Represents the redistribution of land that occurred as part of the agrarian reforms in Mexico, particularly under leaders like Lázaro Cárdenas.
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- - This term relates to the agrarian reforms implemented in Mexico, particularly under leaders like Lázaro Cárdenas, which aimed to address issues of land distribution and agricultural productivity.
- - Represents the "Mexican Miracle," an economic term describing the rapid growth of the Mexican economy in the 1960s.
- - Pertains to the Mexican Constitution of 1917, a landmark legal document in Mexican history.
- - Refers to Lázaro Cárdenas, a Mexican president known for his progressive policies and land reforms.
- - Alludes to the overthrow of the old regime and the establishment of new political and social orders during the Mexican Revolution.
- - This term describes the process of bringing Mexico's economy, infrastructure, and society into line with modern standards and practices, often associated with the Milagro Mexicano of the 1960s.
- - Refers to the period in Mexican politics when former presidents retained significant power behind the scenes, particularly during the 1920s and 1930s.
- - Refers to the institution of the presidency in Mexico, which underwent various transformations during different historical periods, including the Maximato.
15 Clues: - Denotes the Mexican Revolution, a major social and political upheaval from 1910 to 1920. • - Pertains to the Mexican Constitution of 1917, a landmark legal document in Mexican history. • - Refers to Lázaro Cárdenas, a Mexican president known for his progressive policies and land reforms. • ...
BLACK HISTORY 2024-02-02
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- What was the first black newspaper?
- He was the first black astronaut to walk in space
- made history as the first black person in the NHL
- Leader of the underground railroad
- A book of poetry by Canadian poet Cicely Belle Bain discussing Black identity and colonization
- was a slave in Nova Scotia who started the first legislation in the British colonies to restrict the slave trade
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- He was the first Black person to become a Member of Parliament in 1968
- The author of The Book of Negros.
- The winner of the 2011 Scotiabank Giller prize for the book Halfblood Blues
- Province where Viola Desmond became a civil rights icon.
- The former name of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival
- the 27th Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada.
- Famous Canadian jazz pianist
- Canadian sprinter know as the “fastest man alive”
- A Canadian singer from Toronto who was nominated for best R/B/soul recording in 2012 Juno award.
15 Clues: Famous Canadian jazz pianist • The author of The Book of Negros. • Leader of the underground railroad • What was the first black newspaper? • He was the first black astronaut to walk in space • The former name of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival • made history as the first black person in the NHL • Canadian sprinter know as the “fastest man alive” • ...
Greek History 2023-10-22
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- Great war between The two most powerful city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta.
- Who reformed Athenian laws?
- The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world.
- A form of government that mainly has males in charge of running politics and making important decisions.
- Native people to the Greek land who helped to form the ancient Greek religion.
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- Zeus' daughter that was bestowed with great power due to her being his favorite.
- Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth.
- Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy."
- Believing in multiple gods.
- Greek god of the underworld and brother to Zeus and Posideon.
- Head honcho of all the Greek gods.
- A form of government that allows everyone to be included.
- A form of government that has people who would want to rule take things by force.
- A legendary between the early Greeks and the people of Troy.
- The name that both the people and the society of ancient Greece called non-citizens
15 Clues: Believing in multiple gods. • Who reformed Athenian laws? • Head honcho of all the Greek gods. • Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth. • The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world. • Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy." • A form of government that allows everyone to be included. • ...
Greek History 2023-10-22
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- Great war between The two most powerful city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta.
- Who reformed Athenian laws?
- The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world.
- A form of government that mainly has males in charge of running politics and making important decisions.
- Native people to the Greek land who helped to form the ancient Greek religion.
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- Zeus' daughter that was bestowed with great power due to her being his favorite.
- Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth.
- Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy."
- Believing in multiple gods.
- Greek god of the underworld and brother to Zeus and Posideon.
- Head honcho of all the Greek gods.
- A form of government that allows everyone to be included.
- A form of government that has people who would want to rule take things by force.
- A legendary between the early Greeks and the people of Troy.
- The name that both the people and the society of ancient Greece called non-citizens
15 Clues: Believing in multiple gods. • Who reformed Athenian laws? • Head honcho of all the Greek gods. • Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth. • The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world. • Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy." • A form of government that allows everyone to be included. • ...
Greek History 2023-10-22
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- Great war between The two most powerful city states of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta.
- Who reformed Athenian laws?
- The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world.
- A form of government that mainly has males in charge of running politics and making important decisions.
- Native people to the Greek land who helped to form the ancient Greek religion.
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- Zeus' daughter that was bestowed with great power due to her being his favorite.
- Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth.
- Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy."
- Believing in multiple gods.
- Greek god of the underworld and brother to Zeus and Posideon.
- Head honcho of all the Greek gods.
- A form of government that allows everyone to be included.
- A form of government that has people who would want to rule take things by force.
- A legendary between the early Greeks and the people of Troy.
- The name that both the people and the society of ancient Greece called non-citizens
15 Clues: Believing in multiple gods. • Who reformed Athenian laws? • Head honcho of all the Greek gods. • Greek god that controlled the seas of the earth. • The man who conquered most of the Mediterranean world. • Brought the Greek peoples together to form a "democracy." • A form of government that allows everyone to be included. • ...
History Presentation.org 2023-10-11
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- Piot Lawyer
- British killing colonists
- supporters of the federal government
- People who fought for independence
- First President of the United States
- Laws that tell Americans what to do
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- Colonists who rebelled against British Control
- Taxing of lots of things
- Colonists loyal to Great Britain
- War between the French and British
- Colonists in 13 colonies
- people who work in Politics
- Founder of the American Revolution
- Great Britians 13 North American Colonies
- Citizens of the United States
15 Clues: Piot Lawyer • Taxing of lots of things • Colonists in 13 colonies • British killing colonists • people who work in Politics • Citizens of the United States • Colonists loyal to Great Britain • War between the French and British • People who fought for independence • Founder of the American Revolution • Laws that tell Americans what to do • supporters of the federal government • ...
Irish History 2023-12-20
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- Famine Event causing mass starvation in the mid-19th century.
- Famine Period of mass starvation and disease in the 1840s.
- Symbol National emblem of Ireland.
- Tiger Term for Ireland's economic boom in the late 20th century.
- Éireann Upper house of the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament).
- Stone Famous stone in Cork said to give eloquence to those who kiss it.
- Boru High King of Ireland in the 11th century.
- College Dublin university founded in 1592.
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- Rising 1916 rebellion against British rule in Ireland.
- Friday Agreement Accord bringing peace to Northern Ireland in 1998.
- Language Traditional Irish language.
- Traditional Irish sport played with a small ball and a stick.
- Castle Historic fortress and government complex in the heart of Dublin.
- Republican Army (IRA) Paramilitary organization fighting for Irish independence.
- Agreement Another term for the Good Friday Agreement.
15 Clues: Symbol National emblem of Ireland. • Language Traditional Irish language. • College Dublin university founded in 1592. • Boru High King of Ireland in the 11th century. • Agreement Another term for the Good Friday Agreement. • Rising 1916 rebellion against British rule in Ireland. • Éireann Upper house of the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament). • ...
American History 2024-01-07
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- Enlightenment philosopher
- Inhumane practice
- Trade limitation or restriction
- Liberal Party
- Individualism,nature-based philosophy
- historic harbor event
- 1798 laws that targeted foreigners
- List of legal liberties
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- Religious settlers
- 1823 foreign policy principle
- Third president of the United States
- Supreme law
- In New England, the Bay State
- Political party symbolized by an elephant
- attitude against immigration
15 Clues: Supreme law • Liberal Party • Inhumane practice • Religious settlers • historic harbor event • List of legal liberties • Enlightenment philosopher • attitude against immigration • 1823 foreign policy principle • In New England, the Bay State • Trade limitation or restriction • 1798 laws that targeted foreigners • Third president of the United States • ...
History Crossword 2024-02-26
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- a group of young congress men from the South and West
- the act of seizing Americans at sea and drafting them into the British navy
- the war hawk motto
- the governor of the Indiana Territory
- British war ship attacked American ship
- sealing off ports to prevent trade
- an important Native tribe
- Tecumseh's younger brother
- a war during 1812
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- a ban on exporting products to other countries
- end to the fighting
- the treaty that ended fighting
- a general from Tennessee
- the Shawnee chief
- the town that was named after Prophet
15 Clues: the Shawnee chief • a war during 1812 • the war hawk motto • end to the fighting • a general from Tennessee • an important Native tribe • Tecumseh's younger brother • the treaty that ended fighting • sealing off ports to prevent trade • the governor of the Indiana Territory • the town that was named after Prophet • British war ship attacked American ship • ...
Black History 2024-02-26
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- Known basketball player that played in the Chicago Bulls and won 6 NBA championships
- A muslim minister and was a activist during the civil rights movements
- Was an activist and a prominent leader during the civil rights movement from 1995 and died in 1968
- She was the first child to go to a only all white school
- abolitionist for women rights and alcohol temperance
- She was the first African American and native to hold a pilot license
- professional basket player that plays for the Los Angeles lakers
- she was a American mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics as a NASA employee
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- Professional boxer known as the greatest boxer of all time
- first African American baseball professional who played in the major league for Brooklyn dodgers
- Professional basketball player that had the numbers 8 and 24
- Brazilian soccer player that won 3 world cups and passed in December 29,2022
- Known abolitionist during civil rights and also fought for women rights
- She is known for her boycott on the Montgomery Bus during the civil rights movement
- American track athlete that won 4 gold medals at the Olympic games
15 Clues: abolitionist for women rights and alcohol temperance • She was the first child to go to a only all white school • Professional boxer known as the greatest boxer of all time • Professional basketball player that had the numbers 8 and 24 • professional basket player that plays for the Los Angeles lakers • ...
History Crossword! 2024-02-28
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- people wanted ______
- the process through which a government property becomes privately owned
- Movement that involves painting on walls to depict cultural aspects
- The time period during which Plutarco Elias Calles controlled the country
- the revolutionary group that followed Venustiano Carranza
- a form of government where established laws are enforced by the autorities
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- an organized group with the objective of promoting the population to vote for a candidate
- Era when mexico was government by polititian Lazaro Cardenas
- the sistem of ideals that proclaims the common person as the most important, instead of the elite class
- the revolutionary group that followed Alvaro Obregon
- the revolutionary group that followed Emiliano Zapata
- The period of economical growth during which Mexico developed most of its infrastructure
- the _____ was established in 1971
- the revolutionary group that followed Francisco I Madero
- the revolutionary group that followed Pancho Villa
15 Clues: people wanted ______ • the _____ was established in 1971 • the revolutionary group that followed Pancho Villa • the revolutionary group that followed Alvaro Obregon • the revolutionary group that followed Emiliano Zapata • the revolutionary group that followed Francisco I Madero • the revolutionary group that followed Venustiano Carranza • ...
India History 2020-05-12
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- Largest and most advanced civilization
- Gandhiji's profession
- This period is the basis of Modern Day India
- Author of our national song 'vandematram'
- Gandhiji marched to this place during the civil disobedience against salt
- Gandhiji's weapon for the freedom movement
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- Region between seven rivers
- Which region did Hinduism originate from
- Cultural and religious practices that became famous during COVID time
- author of our national anthem
- Oldest Hindu scriptures are called
- Company established by the British
- Oldest language
- 600 BCE - 400 BCE this religion was prominent
- Mahabharat and Ramayana are
15 Clues: Oldest language • Gandhiji's profession • Region between seven rivers • Mahabharat and Ramayana are • author of our national anthem • Oldest Hindu scriptures are called • Company established by the British • Largest and most advanced civilization • Which region did Hinduism originate from • Author of our national song 'vandematram' • Gandhiji's weapon for the freedom movement • ...
History revision 2020-06-11
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- invention in China in about the 9th century
- concerns with religion and faith
- a time in history from 500 CE to about 1500 CE
- second explorer to look for a route around Africa
- invention by Robert Boyle
- where the renaissance started
- first telescope
- where was gunpowder invented?
- what did Johannes Gutenberg invent?
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- first ocean going ship
- first magnetic invention for direction
- famous painter
- first explorer to find southern tip of Africa
- invention by Sir John Harington
- design drawn by Leonardo da vinci
15 Clues: famous painter • first telescope • first ocean going ship • invention by Robert Boyle • where the renaissance started • where was gunpowder invented? • invention by Sir John Harington • concerns with religion and faith • design drawn by Leonardo da vinci • what did Johannes Gutenberg invent? • first magnetic invention for direction • invention in China in about the 9th century • ...
History Crossword 2020-06-11
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- A high official in ancient rome
- a disrespectful act or statement against God
- God
- a ritual by which a person is welcomed into a religion
- People who fought that lived in Rome
- A savor to many of the jews
- Is a culture that the ruler wanted everyone to worship
- An account of life teaching with god
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- A action of becoming bigger
- someone who tries to persuade others to believe
- A leader to the romans
- A huge fight between groups
- A huge army
- a person who helps spread the religious teachings
- a simple story that explains a moral
15 Clues: God • A huge army • A leader to the romans • A action of becoming bigger • A huge fight between groups • A savor to many of the jews • A high official in ancient rome • People who fought that lived in Rome • An account of life teaching with god • a simple story that explains a moral • a disrespectful act or statement against God • someone who tries to persuade others to believe • ...
hinduisms history 2020-08-14
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- street sweepers
- preists and teachers
- to thank your god for what they have done for you
- farmers traders and merchants
- actions and consequences
- people who were a nomadic people from north india
- followers of hinduism
- a religion
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- brahma vishnu and shiva
- labourers
- coming back to life
- freedom from the cycle of life death and rebirth
- warriors and rulers
- sacred book or text
- circle of birth and death
15 Clues: labourers • a religion • street sweepers • coming back to life • warriors and rulers • sacred book or text • preists and teachers • followers of hinduism • brahma vishnu and shiva • actions and consequences • circle of birth and death • farmers traders and merchants • freedom from the cycle of life death and rebirth • to thank your god for what they have done for you • ...
American History 2019-11-21
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- buying and selling goods and services
- american soldier, a leader of shays rebellion
- a law or political division
- power to make laws
- a plan that organizes operations of a government
- another word for money
- took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1787.
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- first written plan of the government
- first vice president and second president of united states
- meeting of political leaders
- a collection of weapons or place to store weapons
- a relationship between two countries or people in which both sides benefit
- a tax duty that needs to be paid
- comprises the first ten amendments
- a major slowdown in economy
15 Clues: power to make laws • another word for money • a law or political division • a major slowdown in economy • meeting of political leaders • a tax duty that needs to be paid • comprises the first ten amendments • first written plan of the government • buying and selling goods and services • american soldier, a leader of shays rebellion • ...
History Crossword 2020-09-21
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- To ask somebody for something pleading.
- Gutenberg A German inventor who is known as one of the most important contributors to the history of the world. His invention of printing is one of the biggest in history.
- Human society with its well developed social organizations, or the culture and way of life of a society or country at a particular period in time
- To be deprived of something.
- To face, meet, or deal with a difficult situation or person.
- Something connected with the Muslim religion
- The period in the 18th century in Europe when many people began to emphasize the importance of science and reason, rather than religion and tradition
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- The name of the eastern remnant of the Roman Empire which survived into the Middle Ages. Its capital was Constantinople
- Great danger
- entwined To be unable to get separated.
- To tell a story or explain something such as a plan.
- To be important; to a large extent
- To show someone where they should go, or to make someone go where you want them to go.
- Specific calculations that you make.
- To find or unexpectedly see something
15 Clues: Great danger • To be deprived of something. • To be important; to a large extent • Specific calculations that you make. • To find or unexpectedly see something • To ask somebody for something pleading. • entwined To be unable to get separated. • Something connected with the Muslim religion • To tell a story or explain something such as a plan. • ...
African History 2024-05-14
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- An estimated 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed in a span of 100 days in 1994. It was fueled by ethnic tensions and political instability.
- Refers to some of the oldest human bones ever unearthed, found in Ethiopia, Africa.
- A militant Islamist terrorist group formed in 2002 and based in Northeastern Nigeria. It seeks to establish an Islamic state and has been responsible for numerous attacks, kidnappings, and other acts of violence in the region.
- A term used to refer to the descendants of Dutch settlers in South Africa, particularly those of European descent who participated in the colonization of the region.
- What term refers to the widespread movement of Bantu-speaking peoples across sub-Saharan Africa, starting around 1000 BCE, and greatly impacting the development of over 400 different African languages?
- An artificial waterway in North Africa (Egypt) that connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. It has been of strategic importance for trade and transportation since it opened in 1869.
- Refers to 1960 which was a turning point in African history where more than a dozen African countries would secure their independence from colonial rule.
- Medieval West African empire known for its legendary wealth, trade networks, and cultural achievements, including the city of Timbuktu.
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- The forced transportation of African people to the Americas to be sold as slaves. It lasted from the 16th to the 19th century and had profound social, economic, and cultural impacts on Africa.
- He was a ruler of the Mali Empire in the 14th century. He is renowned for his immense wealth and extravagant pilgrimage to Mecca, which brought Mali to the attention of the wider world. His pilgrimage, along with his generous distribution of gold along the way, contributed to the perception of Mali as one of the wealthiest empires of its time.
- A prominent anti-apartheid activist and political leader who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. He played a crucial role in ending apartheid and promoting reconciliation in the country.
- The longest river in the world, flowing through multiple countries in Northeast Africa. It has been a vital lifeline for ancient and modern civilizations in the region.
- This empire was the largest empire in African history, existing from the 15th to the 16th century. Located in West Africa, it was known for its powerful military, control over trans-Saharan trade routes.
- A system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination that existed in South Africa from 1948 to the early 1990s. It was characterized by oppressive policies that favored the white European minority and marginalized the black majority.
- The expansion and domination of European powers over African territories during the 19th and early 20th centuries. It led to the colonization of Africa and the exploitation of its resources and people.
15 Clues: Refers to some of the oldest human bones ever unearthed, found in Ethiopia, Africa. • Medieval West African empire known for its legendary wealth, trade networks, and cultural achievements, including the city of Timbuktu. • ...
Us History 2024-05-19
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- Military alliance formed in response to NATO.
- City where a wall divided East and West sectors.
- Leader of the USSR during the Cuban Missile Crisis
- Berlin Airlift Countered this soviet blockade called?
- The first satellite in orbit
- Soviet Leader at the begging of the Iron Curtain
- Capital city of Hungary.
- Period of tension between the us and Ussr.
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- Alliance of the Soviet Union and allies.
- When did the Korean war start (decade)
- Capital City of East Germany
- US program to aid European countries after ww2
- U.S. spy plane shot down over Soviet territory in 1960.
- Soviet Union's main spy agency
- Barrier that divided Germany
15 Clues: Capital city of Hungary. • Capital City of East Germany • The first satellite in orbit • Barrier that divided Germany • Soviet Union's main spy agency • When did the Korean war start (decade) • Alliance of the Soviet Union and allies. • Period of tension between the us and Ussr. • Military alliance formed in response to NATO. • US program to aid European countries after ww2 • ...
History II 2024-04-24
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- the people known for handmaking rugs and silversmith work.
- people who ride bulls at the rodeo are called.
- an American business magnate and philanthropist.
- frederick taylor is known for?
- trains are able to travel on.
- multiple cows are called.
- people who live there call it "the best country in the world"
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- jack wilson also known as.
- Sacramento is the capitol of what state?
- where do cowboys ride bulls?
- another word for protests.
- warriors known for using and developing horseback riding for fighting.
- las vegas is in what state?
- an American financier and investment banker.
- people who grow crops.
15 Clues: people who grow crops. • multiple cows are called. • jack wilson also known as. • another word for protests. • las vegas is in what state? • where do cowboys ride bulls? • trains are able to travel on. • frederick taylor is known for? • Sacramento is the capitol of what state? • an American financier and investment banker. • people who ride bulls at the rodeo are called. • ...
history crossword 2024-05-03
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- a series of programs, public work projects, financial reforms, and regulations enacted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the United States between 1933 and 1938.
- a situation where no progress can be made or no advancement is possible
- a subculture of young, single, middle-class women in the 1920s
- a large company that controls an industry or sector, allowing it to control prices
- a humanitarian aid mission that took place from June 26, 1948 to September 30, 1949
- a political policy that prioritizes the interests of native-born or established residents over immigrants
- a weapon that causes an explosion by splitting atoms and releasing energy
- populated by blue collar white people who did not take an active part in politics: suburban, exurban and rural middle class voters. They did, in some cases, support the conservative policies of many politicians.
- the United States stock market crashed
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- a US foreign aid program that provided more than $15 billion to help rebuild Western Europe after World War II
- the process of people moving from rural areas to cities, leading to the growth of cities and a higher percentage of the population living in urban areas.
- a revolutionary, militant, and political organization founded in Oakland, California in 1966 by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale.
- a nationwide ban on the sale and import of alcoholic beverages that lasted from 1920 to 1933
- place where alcoholic beverages are illegally sold, especially such establishments in the United States during Prohibition (1920–33)
- a competition between nations for superiority in the development and accumulation of weapons,
15 Clues: the United States stock market crashed • a subculture of young, single, middle-class women in the 1920s • a situation where no progress can be made or no advancement is possible • a weapon that causes an explosion by splitting atoms and releasing energy • a large company that controls an industry or sector, allowing it to control prices • ...
U.S. history 2024-05-07
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- 3rd President os the U.S.
- 5th President of the U.S
- a position of not taking sides in a conflict
- the power of the courts to declare laws unconstitutional
- Supporters of the U.S Constitution at the time the were contemplating its adoption.
- cruel and oppressive government or rule
- A notion held by a Nineteenth-century Americans that the the United States was destined to rule the continent, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
- America’s first Vice-President and second President of the U.S
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- First President
- abolished slavery
- to leave or withdraw
- native to a country, not foreign
- First 10 Amendments
- the treaty that ended the Mexican-American war
- A tax on imported goods-the Federalists supported this
15 Clues: First President • abolished slavery • First 10 Amendments • to leave or withdraw • 5th President of the U.S • 3rd President os the U.S. • native to a country, not foreign • cruel and oppressive government or rule • a position of not taking sides in a conflict • the treaty that ended the Mexican-American war • A tax on imported goods-the Federalists supported this • ...
Georgias History 2024-05-09
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- Someone who starts a business in hopes of making profit.
- Document the awarded all land west of the Appalachian Mountains to the Natives.
- Laws established to segregate black and whites.
- Term the means hatred to Jews
- Boundary the separates coastal plain and piedmont.
- Organization that terrorized blacks to try to keep them from voting.
- Spanish explorer.
- A hilly region home to many of Georgia's largest cities including Atlanta.
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- 1st land grant university in Us history.
- Insect that destroys large amounts of cotton.
- Confederate Civil war prison where thousands of soldiers died.
- Voice of The new south
- One of the main reasons for the Civil war.
- Georgia city visited by Frankling Roosevelt to treat his polio.
- Name of Georgia's first city.
15 Clues: Spanish explorer. • Voice of The new south • Term the means hatred to Jews • Name of Georgia's first city. • 1st land grant university in Us history. • One of the main reasons for the Civil war. • Insect that destroys large amounts of cotton. • Laws established to segregate black and whites. • Boundary the separates coastal plain and piedmont. • ...
Georgia History 2024-05-10
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- What was the war fought between the North and South?
- Who ran the SNCC?
- What attack happened in Hawaii?
- What is it called when a state separates from the United States?
- Who was the leader of the creek people?
- What document separated the United States from Britain?
- What are people in the Jewish religion called?
- Who discovered Georgia?
- Which mayor of Atlanta had an airport named after him?
- Who was the interpreter for Tomochichi?
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- When did the Native Americans have to migrate to Oklahoma?
- What was the war fought against Britain for American Independence?
- What president was formerly governor of Georgia?
- What worldwide sport event happened in Atlanta?
- Who a very well known leader of the Civil Rights Movement? (USE INITIALS)
15 Clues: Who ran the SNCC? • Who discovered Georgia? • What attack happened in Hawaii? • Who was the leader of the creek people? • Who was the interpreter for Tomochichi? • What are people in the Jewish religion called? • What worldwide sport event happened in Atlanta? • What president was formerly governor of Georgia? • What was the war fought between the North and South? • ...
Georgia History 2024-05-10
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- A slave who believed he was free because he visited a free state.
- Lead the March on Washington protest, was apart of SCLC.
- The first african american mayor in Georgia.
- A group of people who were loyal to Great Britain.
- When farmers would allow people with tools and supplies to work on their farms.
- A bug that ate cotton and was very disruptive to the farmers.
- A manager of a business who was falsely accused and was hung.
- A war between the Confederacy and Union
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- An act that allowed the US to help allies and lend them supplies and help them in the war.
- Laws used to keep blacks away from whites and make it less equal.
- Translator and Business woman for the cherokee, Traded a lot.
- A group that was terrorizing blacks and were very racists.
- An event that was lead by MLK, made JFK sign the civil rights act of 1964 which abolished segregation and slavery.
- An event that was very brutal and took place in 1906, was fighting between whites and blacks due to false information.
- An event that was brought to Georgia in 1996.
15 Clues: A war between the Confederacy and Union • The first african american mayor in Georgia. • An event that was brought to Georgia in 1996. • A group of people who were loyal to Great Britain. • Lead the March on Washington protest, was apart of SCLC. • A group that was terrorizing blacks and were very racists. • ...
Utah History 2024-03-20
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- Spanish explorer who led an expedition into southern Utah in 1540
- Region of Utah initially mistaken for the Pacific Ocean by Jim Bridger
- Conflict between Mormon settlers and federal authorities in 1857
- Indigenous groups that lived in Utah before European settlers
- Group of Native American people who lived in Utah alongside later settlers
- Dark chapter in Utah's history involving the Mountain Meadows massacre
- Leader of the Mormon pioneers who settled in the Great Salt Lake Valley
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- Ancestral Puebloans' architectural marvels
- American explorer who first sighted the Great Salt Lake in 1824
- Indigenous people who settled in Utah around the 18th century
- The practice banned by the LDS Church in 1890 to pursue statehood
- Location where the First Transcontinental Railroad was completed in Utah
- Language group spoken by some tribes in Utah
- The 45th state of the United States, admitted in 1896
- Notable American and Canadian fur trader in Utah's history
15 Clues: Ancestral Puebloans' architectural marvels • Language group spoken by some tribes in Utah • The 45th state of the United States, admitted in 1896 • Notable American and Canadian fur trader in Utah's history • Indigenous people who settled in Utah around the 18th century • Indigenous groups that lived in Utah before European settlers • ...
writing history 2024-04-09
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- (very simple images representing something)
- (like the one we know today)
- (written before alphabets)
- PAINTINGS (earliest examples of writing)
- (work of a linguist)
- (first evidence of an alphabet)
- (Egyptian writing system)
- (carved on stones to keep records)
- (accounts passed like Chinese Whispers)
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- PRESS (invented by Johannes Gutenberg)
- (whose works we enjoy)
- (language believed to have evolved first)
- (one of the eras with earliest writing roots)
- (writing style developed in the Middle East)
- (integral part of any language)
15 Clues: (work of a linguist) • (whose works we enjoy) • (Egyptian writing system) • (written before alphabets) • (like the one we know today) • (first evidence of an alphabet) • (integral part of any language) • (carved on stones to keep records) • PRESS (invented by Johannes Gutenberg) • (accounts passed like Chinese Whispers) • PAINTINGS (earliest examples of writing) • ...
History vocab 2024-09-19
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- part of the great Plains where wheat is the dominant crop
- crop production without water use
- town established for mining
- anyone 21 or older could claimm 160acers of free land
- volunteer cops for new towns
- large area of flat land east of the rocky mountain range
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- Richest person from silver found it in Nevada
- U.S attacked native american tribe Cheyenne
- a large area of grazing land without fences or barriers
- mining with high pressure water
- attempt to establish peace with native americans
- led a tribe called Wallowa band of Nec Perce
- large Farm
- where cowboys drove cattle over 600 miles
- house surrounded by land
15 Clues: large Farm • house surrounded by land • town established for mining • volunteer cops for new towns • mining with high pressure water • crop production without water use • where cowboys drove cattle over 600 miles • U.S attacked native american tribe Cheyenne • led a tribe called Wallowa band of Nec Perce • Richest person from silver found it in Nevada • ...
History Dig 2023-05-30
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- which hemisphere is pirating more common
- how many stood trial
- how many indictments were issued after the murders
- How many of those who were pursued in the massacre actually apart of the shooting
- a handmade device with a fragile shell filled with alcohol used to make fires
- used to detect objects and other bodies underwater
- a device used to sense the presence of ships or other objects
- which pirates mostly target cargo
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- What was the nationality of the victims in the massacre in October 24, 1871
- how many were charged with manslaughter
- How old was the youngest victim
- The prejudice against those from other countries
- which pirates mostly do drug-trafficking
- where do most pirates originate from in the eastern-hemisphere
- the act of robbing or plundering naval vessels
15 Clues: how many stood trial • How old was the youngest victim • which pirates mostly target cargo • how many were charged with manslaughter • which hemisphere is pirating more common • which pirates mostly do drug-trafficking • the act of robbing or plundering naval vessels • The prejudice against those from other countries • how many indictments were issued after the murders • ...
history crossword 2023-05-30
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- a line of rulers from the same family
- the pope rules it
- Arabs who worshipped the religion of of Islam
- a water transportation route
- Road A trade route connecting china and the Middle East
- Believed in Reincarnation and the Ganges river
- a person who studies economy
- The people as a whole
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- citizens elect representatives
- Believed in nirvana
- Death A deadly form of plague
- Where did the renaissance begin
- The beliefs of someone
- eye-witness
- Top of the European feudal system
15 Clues: eye-witness • the pope rules it • Believed in nirvana • The people as a whole • The beliefs of someone • a water transportation route • a person who studies economy • citizens elect representatives • Death A deadly form of plague • Where did the renaissance begin • Top of the European feudal system • a line of rulers from the same family • ...
World History 2023-05-23
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- name of the Egyptian writing system
- name of the river in Egypt that all life was based around
- This characteristic of a civilization is a system or group of people ruling an organized community
- Egyptians invented this, an early form of paper made from river reeds
- this became the official religion at the end of the Roman Empire
- a Sumerian temple to honor their chief god
- this is what Egyptians called their king
- this person wrote a legal code that covered most areas of daily life
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- the belief that there are multiple gods
- the belief that there is only one god
- before Rome was an empire, it was a _____________
- these were the trash collectors and animal skinners in India that other people could not interact with
- name of the type of government in which the son takes over for a father when he dies
- what you have to earn in Hinduism to reincarnate into the next life
- Ancient writing system that involved cutting wedge-shaped marks into clay
15 Clues: name of the Egyptian writing system • the belief that there is only one god • the belief that there are multiple gods • this is what Egyptians called their king • a Sumerian temple to honor their chief god • before Rome was an empire, it was a _____________ • name of the river in Egypt that all life was based around • ...
US History 2025-01-07
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- Cherokee forced migration
- Explored with Clark
- 1840s potato famine
- Continental Army leader
- Indigenous people killed by Columbus
- ________ and Indian War 1754
- New Jersey vs.
- Smith of Jamestown
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- Hung or burned
- Boston or Wounded Knee
- free speech amendment
- People’s History author
- ________ Removal Act 1830
- Jamestown crop
- Search and seizure amendment
15 Clues: Hung or burned • Jamestown crop • New Jersey vs. • Smith of Jamestown • Explored with Clark • 1840s potato famine • free speech amendment • Boston or Wounded Knee • People’s History author • Continental Army leader • Cherokee forced migration • ________ Removal Act 1830 • ________ and Indian War 1754 • Search and seizure amendment • Indigenous people killed by Columbus
World History 2024-11-21
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- Top of Mesopotamian Social Structure
- Land between two rivers
- Number of characteristics of civilization
- Highest on Indian Caste system
- Major city in India
- Major city of China
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- Mountain range separating China and India
- Lowest on Indian Caste system
- City in Mesopotamia
- Philosophic thought foLcues on Wisdom, Justice, Courage, and Temperance
- Alleged author of Art of War
- Word that describes Late Kingdom of Egypt
- Leader in Egypt
- Major city of Egypt
- Major river of Egypt
15 Clues: Leader in Egypt • City in Mesopotamia • Major city of Egypt • Major city in India • Major city of China • Major river of Egypt • Land between two rivers • Alleged author of Art of War • Lowest on Indian Caste system • Highest on Indian Caste system • Top of Mesopotamian Social Structure • Mountain range separating China and India • Word that describes Late Kingdom of Egypt • ...
1A History 2024-11-14
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- This part of the core is in a liquid state
- The layer of gases that surrounds the planet
- A type of crust that is thicker and more rigid than oceanic crust
- This part of the core is solid
- The core contains iron and this material
- Our planet
- This is beneath the crust and has "upper" and "lower" parts
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- The area which life exists
- The solid part of the Earth
- A type of crust that is composed almost exclusively of basalt
- Is made up of the water on Earth
- The deepest layer that extends to the center of the Earth
- The continental crust is composed of this material
- Earth has several of these
- The external and thinnest layer of the geosphere. It is also made of rock
15 Clues: Our planet • The area which life exists • Earth has several of these • The solid part of the Earth • This part of the core is solid • Is made up of the water on Earth • The core contains iron and this material • This part of the core is in a liquid state • The layer of gases that surrounds the planet • The continental crust is composed of this material • ...
Women History 2025-03-12
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- She is one of the greatest female tennis players of all time. Big advocate for Female Sports
- She won 6 Olympic medals in track and field. Named greatest female athlete of the 20th century
- Griffith Joyner considered to be the fastest woman of all time “Flo-Jo”
- is considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time
- Kept a diary documenting her life in hiding during WWII
- one of the greatest collegiate basketball players
- Sorenstam is considered to be one of the best female golfers in the world
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- Best Female race car driver of all time
- Best MMA fighter
- the greatest beach volleyball players of all time
- 2nd woman and 1st Jewish woman so serve on the US Supreme court.
- was the first female to play in an NHL game and only woman to play in NHL
- She is a 4 time Olympian and one of the best volleyball players from USA
- One of the best female college basketball coaches in America before her death
- volleyball player played in high school volleyball in Ann harbor, mi
15 Clues: Best MMA fighter • Best Female race car driver of all time • the greatest beach volleyball players of all time • one of the greatest collegiate basketball players • Kept a diary documenting her life in hiding during WWII • is considered as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time • 2nd woman and 1st Jewish woman so serve on the US Supreme court. • ...
World History 2025-03-13
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- competition of space exploration
- United States and Britain shipped supplies by air to West Berlin
- A 1949 defense alliance
- Separation of people
- policy resisting further expansion
- wall surrounding West Berlin, Germany
- barrier that isolated Eastern Europe from the rest of the world
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- The dividing line between NV and SV
- Line that divided Korea
- a safe space for people in case of an attack
- denying participation in a community
- small bands of fighters
- A French colony that won independence
- Name for the U.S. and Soviet Union
- War conflict between the USA and Soviet Union
15 Clues: Separation of people • Line that divided Korea • small bands of fighters • A 1949 defense alliance • competition of space exploration • Name for the U.S. and Soviet Union • policy resisting further expansion • The dividing line between NV and SV • denying participation in a community • A French colony that won independence • wall surrounding West Berlin, Germany • ...
US History 2025-03-31
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- A secret bar or nightclub opened illegally during the Prohibition era
- Focusing on increasing the production of goods and services
- A line of workers and machines
- Hostility towards immigrants
- The invention Ford automotive is known for
- The illegal sale of alcohol
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- Women who rebelled and rejected traditional values and embraced new ideas about life
- A group of people that disliked anyone who wasn't native born mainly African Americans
- The process of producing more in large quantities
- A minor change or addition designed to improve a text
- The belief that life was created by something unnatural
- A lively musical genre and a large part of African American culture
- Someone who believes that there should be no government interference
- A policy of remaining apart from foreign affairs
- A change in heritable characteristics
15 Clues: The illegal sale of alcohol • Hostility towards immigrants • A line of workers and machines • A change in heritable characteristics • The invention Ford automotive is known for • A policy of remaining apart from foreign affairs • The process of producing more in large quantities • A minor change or addition designed to improve a text • ...
Our history 2025-04-01
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- Something you're passionate about
- Lucille 2
- forget it
- carnivorous plant
- It is always on but only listening to sometimes.
- woozy Our first concert
- set it
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- Something we both love
- Only good when you make it
- Something we enjoyed making
- galinda hopes that elphie
- More fun when we're together
- celebrate
- My nickname for you
- Something we enjoy toooo much
15 Clues: set it • Lucille 2 • forget it • celebrate • carnivorous plant • My nickname for you • Something we both love • woozy Our first concert • galinda hopes that elphie • Only good when you make it • Something we enjoyed making • More fun when we're together • Something we enjoy toooo much • Something you're passionate about • It is always on but only listening to sometimes.
History project. 2025-03-20
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- line A production system with machines and workers arranged so that each person reforms an assigned task
- Hostility toward immigrants
- Ku Klux Klan.
- Gave African Americans a sense of pride
- a type of music characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms
- American journalist, novelist who won the Nobel prize in literature in 1954
- the belief that God created the world and everything in it.
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- a genre of music that originated from African-American communities in the Southern United States.
- automobile built by the Ford motor company
- a place where alcoholic beverages are sold illegally
- The scientific theory that humans and other form of life have evolved over time
- American writer, anthropologist, folklorist, and documentary filmmaker.
- An American writer known for her novels on life on the great planes
- a person who believes that there should be no government
- production The production of large quantities of goods using machinery and often a assembly line.
15 Clues: Ku Klux Klan. • Hostility toward immigrants • Gave African Americans a sense of pride • automobile built by the Ford motor company • a place where alcoholic beverages are sold illegally • a person who believes that there should be no government • the belief that God created the world and everything in it. • ...
US History 2025-05-20
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- the invention that people can work at night
- 16th amendment
- prevent the spreading of communist
- Nixon's scandal
- having right to vote,especially for women
- 17th amendment
- 18th amendment
- 1st atomic bomb of Mahattan Project
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- 24th amendment
- the author of The Jungle
- Japanese's surprise attack
- The event occur during 1914-1918
- this process helped create skyscrapers,railroad...
- the 2nd atomic bomb of Mahattan Project
- the machine break the stalemate
15 Clues: 24th amendment • 16th amendment • 17th amendment • 18th amendment • Nixon's scandal • the author of The Jungle • Japanese's surprise attack • the machine break the stalemate • The event occur during 1914-1918 • prevent the spreading of communist • 1st atomic bomb of Mahattan Project • the 2nd atomic bomb of Mahattan Project • having right to vote,especially for women • ...
History Crossword 2025-05-19
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- Most famous empire to control the Mediterranean
- Narrow inlet to the sea
- African storytellers and musicians that passed on their culture's history
- Became the official religion of the Roman Empire in the 4th century A.D.
- A warrior's code followed by the samurai
- Successor to Muhammad
- Invented by the Chinese while attempting to find the elixir of life
- A system of government in which vassals swear loyalty to a lord
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- Type of medieval peasant who was tied to the land
- Japanese nature spirits
- Northern Europeans infamous for their invasions of the European mainland
- Rodents responsible for carrying plague infested fleas
- Style of architecture that features flying buttresses and large stained-glass windows.
- European warriors who traveled to free the Holy Land from invaders
- Group from central Asia who conquered China and was known for their terror tactics.
15 Clues: Successor to Muhammad • Japanese nature spirits • Narrow inlet to the sea • A warrior's code followed by the samurai • Most famous empire to control the Mediterranean • Type of medieval peasant who was tied to the land • Rodents responsible for carrying plague infested fleas • A system of government in which vassals swear loyalty to a lord • ...
U.S. History 2025-05-19
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- Form of peaceful protest where u occupy a public place
- First African American president
- Set of laws that enforced segregation
- Places where people would go to drink alcohol during the Prohibition era
- The right to vote
- Volunteer pilots who helped fight Japan in China
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- Ban on alcohol
- Started with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- Started because Hitler was taking over surrounding countries
- When neither side is winning
- Popular music genre during the Harlem Renaissance
- A period of time of significant change during the 18th and 19th century
- Where a large sum of people lived during the Industrial Revolution
- This started when the USSR launched Sputnik 1 into outerspace
- The U.S. became this after defeating Spain in the Spanish-American War
15 Clues: Ban on alcohol • The right to vote • When neither side is winning • First African American president • Set of laws that enforced segregation • Volunteer pilots who helped fight Japan in China • Popular music genre during the Harlem Renaissance • Form of peaceful protest where u occupy a public place • Started with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand • ...
Y7 History 2025-07-18
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- Best History Teacher Ever
- a fire used to communicate
- Limited the power of King John
- change in religion in Europe
- A slave killed as a an offering to a God
- Title of Oliver Cromwell
- when one country controls lots of smaller countries
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- King who was executed
- Name for the end of World War Two
- Job of Thomas Becket
- Roman Army Tactic
- A Bronze statue taken from an African country
- Ancient city of the Islamic Empire
- to be killed as an offering to a God
- Irish _________ famine
15 Clues: Roman Army Tactic • Job of Thomas Becket • King who was executed • Irish _________ famine • Title of Oliver Cromwell • Best History Teacher Ever • a fire used to communicate • change in religion in Europe • Limited the power of King John • Name for the end of World War Two • Ancient city of the Islamic Empire • to be killed as an offering to a God • ...
Australia history 2025-04-29
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- The aborigines were forced to this part of Australia
- Meaning the people here from the beginning
- The person who found Australia
- Great Britain colonized Australia so this country couldn't
- What is aboriginal art called
- People the British brought to Australia when they found it
- Something that is done in the outback
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- A type of art when you use dots to paint
- Australia's biggest trading partner
- What killed most of the aborigines
- What was Australia originally conquered for
- An aboriginal instrument
- Monolith found in the outback
- A thing that comes back when you throw it
- The country that conquered Australia at first
15 Clues: An aboriginal instrument • Monolith found in the outback • What is aboriginal art called • The person who found Australia • What killed most of the aborigines • Australia's biggest trading partner • Something that is done in the outback • A type of art when you use dots to paint • A thing that comes back when you throw it • Meaning the people here from the beginning • ...
Pennsylvania History 2023-01-11
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- political party that dominated Pennsylvania politics after the Civil War
- founder of a chocolate factory and unique factory town in central Pennsylvania
- hard coal found in northeast Pennsylvania
- Pennsylvania's largest western city
- location used by American troops during winter of 1777-78
- River crossed by Washington on Christmas
- place where the Declaration of Independence was signed
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- soft coal found in western Pennsylvania
- 1st major city developed in Pennsylvania
- name given to Pennsylvanians who called for peace with the South during the Civil War
- site of the battle that was considered the turning point of the Civil War
- owner of a successful steel company located just outside of Pittsburgh
- site of a deadly labor battle between management and workers of a steel plant
- Religious order who settled in Pennsylvania
- Founder/Proprietor of Pennsylvania
15 Clues: Founder/Proprietor of Pennsylvania • Pennsylvania's largest western city • soft coal found in western Pennsylvania • 1st major city developed in Pennsylvania • River crossed by Washington on Christmas • hard coal found in northeast Pennsylvania • Religious order who settled in Pennsylvania • place where the Declaration of Independence was signed • ...
History Crossword 2023-01-21
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- This is to resign to a charge usually due to reasons beyond control
- What was contributing large quantities of gold,silver and cooper?
- Living conditions in New Spain were not fair and the privileged classes began to enlarge their...
- This group resulted from interbreeding
- A century after the conquest this style arrived in New Spain
- People that were engaged in priesthood,military,commerce and mining
- Political and economic doctrine that defends freedom,equality and individualism
- At the beggining of the colony, were converted into indigenous towns
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- What was another art form that was used in the evangelization and in popular religious festivals throughout the colonial period?
- The Enlightened strongly criticized the class system that forced the poor to pay for the debt and costs of the...
- Spain During the eighteenth century the territory suffered a series of physical, political and social transformations that gave rise to the process of independence
- After that the temples,pyramids and everything related to Hispanic Culture began to be destroyed
- Was the group who were engaged in agricultural work, suffering exploitation
- Were a reppressive system, fixing the Spanish conquistadors entitlement to labour and tribute from indigenous comunities
- What had a strong development in the colonial era,with representatives like Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, known Worldwide for her poems and sonnets?
15 Clues: This group resulted from interbreeding • A century after the conquest this style arrived in New Spain • What was contributing large quantities of gold,silver and cooper? • This is to resign to a charge usually due to reasons beyond control • People that were engaged in priesthood,military,commerce and mining • ...
History crossword 2023-05-16
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- event that killed colonist due to them pressing on the British soldiers
- the opening of the battles of Lexington and Concord
- strategy to infiltrate's islands to gain military basis
- gaining cuba their independence
- women who started to become independent during the roaring 20s
- george washington's treasurer
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- the 3rd president of the US
- a cause was the stalk market crash
- abolishment of slaves
- was an assassinated president
- barrier separating east and west part of Germany
- organization that helped workers get better working conditions
- helped to move people and goods from the west
- people moving toward the west
- thought the country needed a strong central government
15 Clues: abolishment of slaves • the 3rd president of the US • was an assassinated president • people moving toward the west • george washington's treasurer • gaining cuba their independence • a cause was the stalk market crash • helped to move people and goods from the west • barrier separating east and west part of Germany • the opening of the battles of Lexington and Concord • ...
World History 2023-05-11
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- First President of U.S.A
- Who was the President of the United States during the trial of the Chicago 7?
- What country is not on historic maps?
- Who was president during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
- President of Russia after USSR
- Founded the Missionaries of Charity.
- This country isn't Uruguay, but its name is very similar.
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- Sea What is the sea that surrounds Mallorca?
- War Major war that the United States participated in during The Cold War
- II Who was the last Tsar of Russia?
- Abbie Hoffman founding member of?
- What is the strait below Spain?
- Where is Soju originally from?
- What is the capital of the country north of Moldova?
- Harbor The United States joined World War Two because...
15 Clues: First President of U.S.A • Where is Soju originally from? • President of Russia after USSR • What is the strait below Spain? • Abbie Hoffman founding member of? • II Who was the last Tsar of Russia? • Founded the Missionaries of Charity. • What country is not on historic maps? • Sea What is the sea that surrounds Mallorca? • Who was president during the Cuban Missile Crisis? • ...
Tx history 2023-05-04
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- Greg was born on what day and year ?
- How many years did Sandra serve in the united states supreme court??
- In 1981 Abbott graduated from the university of what?
- Houston pharmacist Mickey Leland was elected what year???
- Vilma Martinez was bor on ?
- On January 202015 Greg Abbott was sworn in as the whatgoverner?
- In 1993 became the first female elected to the united states senate.
- Day O'Connor was the first woman in history to become a what?
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- In 1918, El Paso native
- Sandra Day O'Connor was born in?
- What year was the civil rights movement?
- one of the biggest assets in Texas is its?
- She received her Bachelor of Art i
- By the beginning of the contemporary Texas Era, period spanning from. what year?
- Senate She was elected twice to where? the woman is Sandra.
15 Clues: In 1918, El Paso native • Vilma Martinez was bor on ? • Sandra Day O'Connor was born in? • She received her Bachelor of Art i • Greg was born on what day and year ? • What year was the civil rights movement? • one of the biggest assets in Texas is its? • In 1981 Abbott graduated from the university of what? • Houston pharmacist Mickey Leland was elected what year??? • ...
History crossword 2023-01-17
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- leds 1831 slave rebellion
- south produce 2/3 of the worlds
- Maryland slave who escaped to the north in 1833
- when did the revolt happen at Andry’s plantation
- what was gossip barbadense known as
- part of French empire before u.s. purchased it
- shoes worn by slaves
- “cotton king”
- the slaves wore this to restrain them
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- harrict Beecher Stowe novel
- years before civil war
- crucial parts of transportation in water way
- what did the southern whites rely on
- Whitney invented Cotton gin
- free black man living in Saratoga ny who was kidnapped and sold
15 Clues: “cotton king” • shoes worn by slaves • years before civil war • leds 1831 slave rebellion • harrict Beecher Stowe novel • Whitney invented Cotton gin • south produce 2/3 of the worlds • what was gossip barbadense known as • what did the southern whites rely on • the slaves wore this to restrain them • crucial parts of transportation in water way • ...
Us history 2023-05-17
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- Neither side is winning
- Power over nations
- Had an affair with Monica Lewinsky
- conservationist
- Used assembly line
- competition against developing nations
- government is hands off
- turned iron to steel
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- exposed bad conditions
- Annexed to US
- act to try and fit in with a group
- Broke stalemate
- A Philanthropist
- 18th amendment banned
- cause of stock market crash
15 Clues: Annexed to US • Broke stalemate • conservationist • A Philanthropist • Power over nations • Used assembly line • turned iron to steel • 18th amendment banned • exposed bad conditions • Neither side is winning • government is hands off • cause of stock market crash • act to try and fit in with a group • Had an affair with Monica Lewinsky • competition against developing nations
