land formations Crossword Puzzles

Land of Fire-Azerbaijan 2021-08-31

Land of Fire-Azerbaijan crossword puzzle

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female traditional clothing
Sea to the east of Azerbaijan
traditional music
nizami ganjavi is the author
Azerbaijan name is derived from

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national sport
one of the largest private banks
first satellite launched by Azerbaijan
home to little venice
rice based dish seasoned with broth

10 Clues: national sport • traditional music • home to little venice • female traditional clothing • nizami ganjavi is the author • Sea to the east of Azerbaijan • Azerbaijan name is derived from • one of the largest private banks • rice based dish seasoned with broth • first satellite launched by Azerbaijan

Land of Promises: Langyaw 2021-11-30

Land of Promises: Langyaw crossword puzzle

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second largest river in the philippines, longest in mindanao
mountain dweller
local wine of butuanons
butuan boats
little baguio of the south

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a maguindanao word where “Cotabato” came from
most powerful sultan of mindanao
“Palace or Flowers”
lake dwellers in lake lanao
the land of promise

10 Clues: butuan boats • mountain dweller • “Palace or Flowers” • the land of promise • local wine of butuanons • little baguio of the south • lake dwellers in lake lanao • most powerful sultan of mindanao • a maguindanao word where “Cotabato” came from • second largest river in the philippines, longest in mindanao

The Land Changes Hands 2021-04-22

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Settlers and immigrants explore Midwest and West during 1800s.
To approve,.
U.S. government set aside land or reserve it for Native Americans.
An agreement written between two or more nations.
Money, goods, or services owed.

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Learning new culture and language. Adopting values and habits of a larger group.
U.S. government pay food or money every year to Native Americans in return of their land.
Parts of United States is organized with its own governing leaders.
When Minnesota became a state, he became second state governor.
He lead two journeys to explore northern and southwest of U.S.

10 Clues: To approve,. • Money, goods, or services owed. • An agreement written between two or more nations. • Settlers and immigrants explore Midwest and West during 1800s. • He lead two journeys to explore northern and southwest of U.S. • When Minnesota became a state, he became second state governor. • U.S. government set aside land or reserve it for Native Americans. • ...

Trip to Mammal Land 2023-09-25

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Mammals regulate their body temperature and keep it constant. They are ____.
Mammals have this in common with dolphins, cats, and elephants.
Hush a bye baby! goes the nursery rhyme. Who gives birth to babies?
Mammals produce their babies by giving _______
It is quite cold here. What do I have on my body to keep me warm?

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Mammals give milk to their babies when they are hungry. Do you know which glands produce milk in mammals?
Summer season is here. Don't sweat! Your ___ will help you keep you cool.
This type of bear is known for its thick fur and fat layer that helps it survive in cold environments.
Unlike birds, reptiles, and some other animals, mammals do not lay __________.
Looking for polar bears? Which area will the travel agent suggest?

10 Clues: Mammals produce their babies by giving _______ • Mammals have this in common with dolphins, cats, and elephants. • It is quite cold here. What do I have on my body to keep me warm? • Looking for polar bears? Which area will the travel agent suggest? • Hush a bye baby! goes the nursery rhyme. Who gives birth to babies? • ...

Land distribution in Georgia 2023-10-24

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after this war the headright system was created.
this was the governing body the general assembly gave the yazoo lands to in 1802.
this is the land in between Georgia and the Mississippi.
the meaning of this word is to lie for personal gain.
this system gave white males were heads of housholds land.

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this was when the government disregarded the 1000 acre limit and sold land at a cheap price to 4 land companies.
this is when a government abuses their power or gets influenced by bribes.
this was the governing body responsible for the yazoo land fraud.
when the citizens found out about this act they burned it.
this system allowed white males and widows to a chance of earning land.

10 Clues: after this war the headright system was created. • the meaning of this word is to lie for personal gain. • this is the land in between Georgia and the Mississippi. • when the citizens found out about this act they burned it. • this system gave white males were heads of housholds land. • this was the governing body responsible for the yazoo land fraud. • ...

AIR AND LAND TRANSPORT 2024-01-29

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the pair of long metal bars fixed on the ground at an equal distance from each other, along which trainstravel
a place where fuel is sold for road vehicles, often with a small shop
aircraft a small plane suitable for carrying only a small number of passengers
a railway official who travels on and is responsible for a train
travelling a long distance

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Any of the separate parts of a train in which the passengers sit
the last stop or the station at the end of a bus or train route
travelling a short distance
. a separate space in an aircraft for passengers or for the people operating it
a long, level piece of ground with a specially prepared smooth, hard surface on which aircraft take off and land

10 Clues: travelling a long distance • travelling a short distance • the last stop or the station at the end of a bus or train route • Any of the separate parts of a train in which the passengers sit • a railway official who travels on and is responsible for a train • a place where fuel is sold for road vehicles, often with a small shop • ...

Land, Sea, and Sky 2024-02-26

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An overly high number of one species
An organism that produces (makes) its own energy from the sun
Features that living things have developed over time to help them survive in their habitat
An animal that gets hunted by predators
Humans can make ________ that have an effect on things around them

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A system of connected food chains
An animal that can eat both plants and meat
A community of organisms and their environment that are connected to each other
An animal that hunts other animals for food
An organism that eats other things to get energy

10 Clues: A system of connected food chains • An overly high number of one species • An animal that gets hunted by predators • An animal that can eat both plants and meat • An animal that hunts other animals for food • An organism that eats other things to get energy • An organism that produces (makes) its own energy from the sun • ...

A land of diversity 2020-04-29

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the largest part of a group of people or things
a narrow passage of water that connects two seas
something that make your life difficult or unpleasant
easily or clearly heard, seen, felt, etc
relating to the relationships between different people
to choose sb to do a particular job by voting fot them

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a quick increase of business activity
a way of doing or achieving something
a goverment department that has a particular area of resposibility
an amount expressed as if it is a part of total which is 100

10 Clues: a quick increase of business activity • a way of doing or achieving something • easily or clearly heard, seen, felt, etc • the largest part of a group of people or things • a narrow passage of water that connects two seas • something that make your life difficult or unpleasant • relating to the relationships between different people • ...

A land Remembered (2) 2020-01-09

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having nothing to do
a statement that someone will do something
gun
a seat used for riding a horse
land in which few people live

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to move away from a threat
a vessel to take passengers across water
blame, one responsible for
a boat power by steam
tropical plant

10 Clues: gun • tropical plant • having nothing to do • a boat power by steam • to move away from a threat • blame, one responsible for • land in which few people live • a seat used for riding a horse • a vessel to take passengers across water • a statement that someone will do something

Urban Environments - Contested Land 2020-03-31

Urban Environments - Contested Land crossword puzzle

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The main group living in Brixton prior to gentrification
The city in South Africa Woodstock is in
An area of open green space in Singapore used to relax and for recreation
A slum in Mumbai developers want cleared and redeveloped
One of the reasons for protesting over the loss of open space is because of the development of a _______ _________

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This 'process' caused conflict in Brixton, the UK
The mayor of New York during Occupy Wall Street
The park in which Occupy Wall Street took place in
One of the things being protested about during the Occupy Wall Street movement
Life style in urban areas will become more _______ without green and open space

10 Clues: The city in South Africa Woodstock is in • The mayor of New York during Occupy Wall Street • This 'process' caused conflict in Brixton, the UK • The park in which Occupy Wall Street took place in • The main group living in Brixton prior to gentrification • A slum in Mumbai developers want cleared and redeveloped • ...

alice in wonder land 2024-03-25

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hard working
to be suprised
sulky
a roll of paper
fearful trembling

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a square dance for four couples
to use words in a funny way
not very nice
laughing in a silly way
british money

10 Clues: sulky • hard working • not very nice • british money • to be suprised • a roll of paper • fearful trembling • laughing in a silly way • to use words in a funny way • a square dance for four couples

Land and Sea Features 2024-10-09

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A wide inlet of the sea in the land
A pointed piece of land jutting out or projecting into a sea or lake
Where the land meets the sea
A small island.
A piece of land which is completely surrounded by water.
A piece of land which is almost surrounded by water

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A chain or group of islands.
The strip of land that borders the coastline and is washed by waves.
A narrow stretch of water joining two larger masses of water
A narrow strip of land joining two larger masses of land.

10 Clues: A small island. • A chain or group of islands. • Where the land meets the sea • A wide inlet of the sea in the land • A piece of land which is almost surrounded by water • A piece of land which is completely surrounded by water. • A narrow strip of land joining two larger masses of land. • A narrow stretch of water joining two larger masses of water • ...

G1 Land and Water 2023-03-28

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An opening on Earth which lava flows
The breaking apart of rocks
A soil that is yellow and feels like sugar
A large, deep body of salt water
The movement of rocks or soil

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A sudden shaking of the ground
It has pointy tops and st
It is black and can be found in the garden
Made of minerals
Plants grow in it

10 Clues: Made of minerals • Plants grow in it • It has pointy tops and st • The breaking apart of rocks • The movement of rocks or soil • A sudden shaking of the ground • A large, deep body of salt water • An opening on Earth which lava flows • It is black and can be found in the garden • A soil that is yellow and feels like sugar

Land and Environmental Resources 2025-07-28

Land and Environmental Resources crossword puzzle

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Resources that are drawn from nature and used without much modification.
The original rock formation from which other rocks, soils or mineral deposits are derived.
Careful management of resources to ensure their long term viability.
They are obtained from the decomposition of organisms and plants that lived millions of years ago.
The geological phenomenon where masses of rock, soil and debris move down a slope under the influence of gravity.

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A place where birds or animals are protected from being hunted.
The quality of being useful.
The process in which the soil between the plants is covered by a protective layer of organic matter.
Topmost layer with high content of organic matter.
The process of collecting, processing and reusing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as waste.

10 Clues: The quality of being useful. • Topmost layer with high content of organic matter. • A place where birds or animals are protected from being hunted. • Careful management of resources to ensure their long term viability. • Resources that are drawn from nature and used without much modification. • ...

Land, Water,and Air 2025-09-30

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waterbodies with flowing water
small waterbodies
waterbodies that are surrounded by land from all sides
air that moves very strongly is called
the low land between two hills is called

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moving air is called
rainwater also gets collected under the ground this water is called
the land rises upwards to form
very large waterbodies and contain salty water
air that blows gently is called

10 Clues: small waterbodies • moving air is called • waterbodies with flowing water • the land rises upwards to form • air that blows gently is called • air that moves very strongly is called • the low land between two hills is called • very large waterbodies and contain salty water • waterbodies that are surrounded by land from all sides • ...

Lay of the Land 2025-11-05

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the fancy scenery where people come and go
it shows you the directions
the one way to reach your destination
outdoor recreational activity
you need this to get around and not to get lost
the crowded, modernized area

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the act of trying to discover something new
the finish line
the place or ground for explorers to stay
the slums, outskirts area

10 Clues: the finish line • the slums, outskirts area • it shows you the directions • the crowded, modernized area • outdoor recreational activity • the one way to reach your destination • the place or ground for explorers to stay • the fancy scenery where people come and go • the act of trying to discover something new • you need this to get around and not to get lost

Migratie 5.3 2024-04-02

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Iemand die woont in een ander land dan waar hij/zij geboren is
Migranten nemen cultuurelementen van het bestemmingsland over.
In een land zijn door migratie verschillende groepen culturen die met elkaar samenleven
Hoger opgeleiden en getalenteerde mensen verlaten een land om zich elders te vestigen
Het laten overkomen van een partner uit het herkomstland door een vrijgezelle migrant
Dit kan ontstaan doordat mensen in het bestemmingsgebied ban zijn dan hun cultuur te veel verandert.
Dit zijn de middelen om de aspiraties uit te voeren.
Gebied waar migranten vandaan komen
De wens op de eigen situatie te verbeteren
Maatregelen gericht op de bevordering van integratie van mensen met een migratieachtergrond

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Door contacten met andere culturen kan ook de cultuur in het beschermingsgebied veranderen.
Ruimtelijke scheiding van groepen mensen
Maatregelen gericht op de bevordering van integratie van mensen met een migratieachtergrond
Iemand die woont in het land waar hij/zij geboren is
Iemand die op de vlucht is en erkenning als vluchteling zoekt.
Vreemdelingenangst, extreme angst voor buitenlanders.
Gebied waar migranten naartoe gaan.
Iemand die verhuist om in een ander land(beter) werk te kunnen krijgen
Nieuwe kenneis, ideeën en innovaties komen een herkomstland binnen door informatie en geldzendingen van migranten

19 Clues: Gebied waar migranten naartoe gaan. • Gebied waar migranten vandaan komen • Ruimtelijke scheiding van groepen mensen • De wens op de eigen situatie te verbeteren • Iemand die woont in het land waar hij/zij geboren is • Dit zijn de middelen om de aspiraties uit te voeren. • Vreemdelingenangst, extreme angst voor buitenlanders. • ...

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 2018-03-12

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 crossword puzzle

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Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?

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What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?

25 Clues: Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill? • Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman? • What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen? • What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840? • What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840? • Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast? • ...

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 2018-03-12

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What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?

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What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?

25 Clues: Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill? • Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman? • What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840? • What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen? • What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840? • Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast? • ...

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 2018-03-12

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Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?

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Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 2018-03-12

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Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?

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What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - Land Hunger: Portland, 1843 2018-03-12

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What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?

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Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?

KET - NOW YOU 2- VOCABULARY - UNIT 8 2021-05-28

KET - NOW YOU 2- VOCABULARY - UNIT 8 crossword puzzle

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a high area of land with a very steep side, especially one next to the sea.
you repair, decorate, or change an old item or furniture so that it can be used again as something more fashionable or valuable.
the salty water that covers about three-quarters of the Earth's surface.
rubbish that is left lying around outside.
all the land, forests, energy sources and minerals existing naturally in a place that can be used by people.
a large amount of fresh water flowing continuously in a long line across the land.
a long strip of ground or track which people walk along to get from one place to another.
the act of processing used materials into new products for further use
a large deep hole in which very large amounts of rubbish are buried.
a large area of fresh water, surrounded by land.
a low stretch of land between hills, especially one that has a river flowing through it.
meeting days when you make things tidy and free of dirt again in a particular place.
a hard solid substance found in the ground and often used for building houses.
an area of the sea at the coast which is partly enclosed by land or strong walls, so that boats can be left there safely.
a container for rubbish or litter
methods of farming and gardening use only natural animal and plant products to help the plants or animals grow and be healthy, rather than using chemicals.
a small narrow river.

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act of saying or showing publicly that you object to something.
The .......... of an animal or plant is the natural environment in which it normally lives or grows.
a place where water flows over the edge of a steep, high cliff in hills or mountains, and falls into a pool below.
using a system of buses, trains, etc, running on fixed routes, on which the public may travel
the particular natural surroundings in which you live or exist
a large plant which is smaller than a tree and has a lot of branches.
a large container into which people can put empty glass bottles so that the glass can be used again.
he time in the evening when the sun disappears out of sight from the sky.
the time in the morning when the sun first appears in the sky.
an area of land that is next to the sea.
an area of land that is higher than the land that surrounds it.
changes in the earth’s climate, especially the gradual rise in temperature caused by high levels of carbon dioxide and other gases.

29 Clues: a small narrow river. • a container for rubbish or litter • an area of land that is next to the sea. • rubbish that is left lying around outside. • a large area of fresh water, surrounded by land. • the particular natural surroundings in which you live or exist • the time in the morning when the sun first appears in the sky. • ...

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-03

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What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?

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Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-03

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What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?

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What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-03

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Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?

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Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-03

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What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?

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What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-03

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Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?

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What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?

#2 Crossword Puzzle - 'Land Hunger: Portland, 1843' 2018-03-04

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What event was held for the first time in Portland in 1840?
What was the approximate population of Portland in 1840?
Besides extra police and prisoners, who else was the Superintendant going to send to Portland to help the Police Magistrate?
What English law meant the ‘land belongs to nobody’, meaning any exchange of land for gifts with the indigenous people was illegal?
What was a common form of currencey used in Portland and around the colony in the early days of settlement?
Who was the famous NSW pioneer who wanted to squat over the South Island of New Zealand?
Who was sent out to survey the 141st degree of longitude to determine the boundary between South Australia and New South Wales?
Who purchased 5,000 acres of land at Tower Hill?
What structure was the Police Magistrate keen to have built in Portland Bay to service the increase in shipping?
In 1834 near Portland, where was a group of Indigenous people massacred by whalers for feeding on a beached whale?
Besides the products from whales and wheat, what other produce was exported from Portland in the early days of settlement?
What was an exchange of land for gifts called by the Indigenous people?

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Besides whale oil, what other produce did the whalers harvest from whales and export overseas?
What was the term used to describe settlers who had a strong desire to purchase large acreages of land?
What type of coins – to the value of £500 - were stolen?
Who issued a Declaration stating that any arrangement involving an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people was ‘void and of no effect’?
What did the Superintendent form to try to improve the relationship between the Indigenous people and settlers?
Besides Hobart and Melbourne, where else was farming produce being shipped to from Portland?
What discovery did the Governor of New South Wales believe might lead to a rebellion amongst the convicts?
What direction does the wild weather usually come from in the Portland region?
What name was given by Europeans to an exchange of land for gifts with the Indigenous people?
What was the name given to the arrangment that allowed wealthy investors to purhase 5,000 acres of land for one pound an acre?
Who purchased land at Port Fairy and created the township of Belfast?
In addition to shooting them for stealing their sheep, what did the pioneers give the Indigenous people that also killed them?
Who claimed he founded Melbourne before John Batman?

Geography Term 2 2024-05-29

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An area of land with its own government, like France, Brazil, or Australia.
The natural home of an animal or plant, like a forest or a desert.
A large country in Asia with many people, ancient history, and famous places like the Great Wall.
An area of sand or pebbles next to a sea or lake.
A very dry area of land with little rain and few plants, like the Sahara.
Living creatures that can move around, like dogs, cats, birds, and fish.
Everything around us, including the air, water, land, plants, and animals.
A chart that shows information in a visual way, like bars, lines, or circles.
America A continent below North America with countries like Brazil and Argentina, known for rainforests and mountains.
Made by nature, not by humans, like rivers, mountains, and forests.
Groups of people living in the same country with their own government.
A very tall and high piece of land, often with steep sides.
Originally from a specific place, like kangaroos are native to Australia.
The planet we live on, including all countries and people.
A deep valley with steep sides, often carved by a river, like the Grand Canyon.
A large country and continent surrounded by oceans, known for its unique animals like kangaroos and koalas.
A dense forest with a lot of rain, home to many plants and animals.
A big country in South America known for the Amazon rainforest and the city of Rio de Janeiro.
A large body of water surrounded by land.

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The usual weather conditions in a place, like how hot, cold, rainy, or snowy it is.
Numbers that show a specific location on a map using latitude and longitude.
A sheltered area of water where boats and ships can dock safely.
The biggest continent with many countries, cultures, and famous places like China and India.
A large stream of water that flows across the land.
A large area of land with many countries, like Africa, Asia, or South America.
Plants, trees, and shrubs that grow in a particular area.
Important parts or characteristics of something, like mountains or rivers in a landscape.
An island country off the coast of Africa known for its unique animals like lemurs.
A mountain with an opening that can let out lava, ash, and gases from inside the Earth.
The visible features of an area of land, including hills, rivers, trees, and buildings.
Sounds made by instruments or voices that people enjoy listening to.
A large continent with many countries, animals, and different kinds of land.

32 Clues: A large body of water surrounded by land. • An area of sand or pebbles next to a sea or lake. • A large stream of water that flows across the land. • Plants, trees, and shrubs that grow in a particular area. • The planet we live on, including all countries and people. • A very tall and high piece of land, often with steep sides. • ...

Water in the World 2021-02-16

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Water on the surface of the earth such as in a stream, river, lake or wetland. It is renewed by rainfall (7-5)
The removal of salt and impurities to produce freshwater (11-8)
The water located beneath the earth’s surface in soil pore spaces and in the fractures of rock formations (6-5)
Cleaning wastewater so it can be reused for other purposes (8-5)
When a plant loses its water, mainly through its leaves
When the water that falls to the ground soaks into the earth
The process by which an element or compound transitions from a liquid to gas state

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The arrangement of particular phenomena or activities across the surface of the earth (7-12)
The lack of sufficient available water to meet the demands of water usage within a region. It can be the result of physical and economic factors (5-8)
When liquid and solid water particles fall from the clouds and reach the ground
When a gas changes back to a liquid
When water flows over the surface of the ground into groundwater

12 Clues: When a gas changes back to a liquid • When a plant loses its water, mainly through its leaves • When the water that falls to the ground soaks into the earth • The removal of salt and impurities to produce freshwater (11-8) • Cleaning wastewater so it can be reused for other purposes (8-5) • When water flows over the surface of the ground into groundwater • ...

reis rond de wereld 2014-05-31

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waar is het WK voetbal dit jaar ?
naar waar gaan we op reis?
welk land staat gekend voor de oorlog?
welk land is gekend voor zijn lekkere frietjes?
welke bloemen zijn typisch in Nederland?
wat is het grootste land van de wereld?

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Welke dieren gebruikt men buiten paarden nog in Vietnam om karren voort te trekken?
in welk land eten ze met stokjes?
welke lange muur stond er vroeger in Duitsland?
in welk land ligt de Taj Mahal?
met welk voertuig gaan we rond de wereld reizen?
hoe noemt de rok die mannen in schotland dragen?
wat is de hoofdstad van Frankrijk?

13 Clues: naar waar gaan we op reis? • in welk land ligt de Taj Mahal? • waar is het WK voetbal dit jaar ? • in welk land eten ze met stokjes? • wat is de hoofdstad van Frankrijk? • welk land staat gekend voor de oorlog? • wat is het grootste land van de wereld? • welke bloemen zijn typisch in Nederland? • welke lange muur stond er vroeger in Duitsland? • ...

SECTION 4.2: FEUDALISM ESTABLISHING ORDER By: Aditi and Pragnya 2021-03-14

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Wealthy high class citizens who stayed loyal to the king (and protected himself/her), and in exchange they received land from the ruler.
Goods were mostly produced outside the manor, by the peasants, but one of the things that came from the city helped to make the steel tools.
Lords rented land to give to ____ which were similar to peasants, the difference was that they were “tied” and couldn't leave the land without permission
The contracts that were written between the lords and the vassal are still there in present day museums.
Contracts that were signed between the lords and the vassals. Lords give the land, while the vessels promise to stay loyal to them.
Large houses that were occupied by lords and their knights. Normally outside the city
Protected Europe in exchange for land and riches

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people were born into this, and they could not change their status, this helped organize the society. (Two words)
The _____ Owned a large amount of land, along with the ruler
A holder of land on conditions of homage and allegiance
Provided people with safety and protection
Owned most of the land, and gave it to the lords in exchange for protection form the knights
Rented by peasants and normally owned by lords
were mostly produced outside the manor, by the peasants, but, another good was got outside the manor and this helped to preserve the meat

14 Clues: Provided people with safety and protection • Rented by peasants and normally owned by lords • Protected Europe in exchange for land and riches • A holder of land on conditions of homage and allegiance • The _____ Owned a large amount of land, along with the ruler • Large houses that were occupied by lords and their knights. Normally outside the city • ...

Middle Ages 2022-07-12

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tribes from area in or near present day Germany
Union of all the towns people who have the same job
served a lord for land
an opinion or belief that contradicts established religious teaching, especially one that is officially condemned (to say that it is bad) by a religious authority
architecture with pointed arches
land given to a vassal
knight's servant
document granting sel-government
learns a trade from a master
capital of France
paperlike material made from sheepskin
a lord or sovereign who deserves loyalty and service under feudal law
1/10 of a persons wage to support the church
community in which monks live
female religious worker
Traveling performer who sang about the deeds of the knights
warriors from Norway, Sweden and Denmark
community in which nuns live
Ages period of history A.D.500 - 1500
Carta document limiting King's power
one who has learned a trade

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Black Death (sickness)
religious workers
system of loyalties/protections
architecture with rounded arches and vaults
worked the noble's land
waited on a lord
rules followed by knights
armored horseman
Charles the Great
Christian soldier who fought for the Holy Lands
leader of the Roman Catholic Church
Person who can supply everything they need for themselves ( grow own food, make own clothes, make and repair own tools)
goods taken by force
male religious worker
large church
wars fought to capture the Holy Lands
A large piece of land, consisting of a manor house, or estate, an accompanying village, and church. And a lot of natural surrounding land, where workers (serfs) on the land providing food for themselves and the manor.

38 Clues: large church • waited on a lord • knight's servant • armored horseman • religious workers • Charles the Great • capital of France • goods taken by force • male religious worker • Black Death (sickness) • served a lord for land • land given to a vassal • worked the noble's land • female religious worker • rules followed by knights • one who has learned a trade • learns a trade from a master • ...

Indian Act Vocab 2023-01-10

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A sacred, spiritual ceremony held by first nations to maintain beliefs about the universe
The Identity given to indigenous peoples of Canada defined by the Indian act.
The first representatives on native land between the 1830 to the 1960s
The policy which the Canadian government tried to eliminate indigenous rights and treaties
The crown, the senate, and the house of commons
National government of Canada
the act of giving up or losing Indian status
The change to a document or terms
Religious schools the government put to convert indigenous children into European culture.
The group of indigenous people in Canada with reserved land
The status of leadership given to first nation individuals
The group of indigenous people in Canada with part European background
agreements between the government of Canada and the first nations regarding trade of resources and land and can be understood as means to keep a relationship

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rights given to the original occupants of Canada
The law the federal government uses to manage Indian status and management of land for first nations
The group of indigenous people in Canada in the northern regions
the ceremony where first nations rank their own, decide leaders and announce positions.
land given to first nations by the government
The 2 department of the federal government overseeing indigenous affairs
The 11 treaties made between the Canadian government and the first nations from 1871 to 1921
a system that controlled indigenous traveling by making them present their identity with official documents when leaving and returning to their land
the act that the Canadian government took to correct historic wrongs done to first nations

22 Clues: National government of Canada • The change to a document or terms • the act of giving up or losing Indian status • land given to first nations by the government • The crown, the senate, and the house of commons • rights given to the original occupants of Canada • The status of leadership given to first nation individuals • ...

UNIT 6 CROSSWORD 2015-04-08

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bred and managed for human use
the clearing of trees from an area without replacing them
chemicals used to kill insects, weeds, and other crop pests
the amount of food that can be produced in a given area
rapid expansion of a city into the country side around the city
the resources that are produced by natural and artificial ecosystems
the type and amout of food a person eats
the movement of rock and soil by wind and water
catching or removing from a population more organisms than the population can replace
widespread starvation by shortage of food
cud chewing mammals that have 3 to 4 stomachs
use of living organisms to control pests
the increase temperature in a city
domesticated animals raised to be used on farms and sold for profit
land that is covered mainly with buildings
soil the surface layer of soil

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the process of which land in arid or semiarid areas become more desert like
a condition that occurs when people don't consume enough calories
determinig in advance how land will be used
the raising of aquatic organisms for huma use or consumption
an area in which the land and the ecosystems it supports are proteced fromfrom all exploitation
genetic material in a living cell is modified for medical or industrial use
the accumilation of salts in soil
land that contains relatively few people and large areas o space
allowing more animals to graze in an area than the range can suport
a computarized system for sorting,manipulating, and viewing geographic data
trees are planted to re-establish trees that have been cut down in forest land
partly decomposed organic material

28 Clues: bred and managed for human use • soil the surface layer of soil • the accumilation of salts in soil • partly decomposed organic material • the increase temperature in a city • the type and amout of food a person eats • use of living organisms to control pests • widespread starvation by shortage of food • land that is covered mainly with buildings • ...

Ch 17.1-2 (Mining & Railroads in the West and Ranchers & Farmers) 2022-05-04

Ch 17.1-2 (Mining & Railroads in the West and Ranchers & Farmers) crossword puzzle

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How many time zones the US is divided into
What cowboys called the path to get their cattle to railroads (two words)
The country that introduced cattle to America
When cattle get frightened and run
A town that pops up almost overnight near mining sites.
This Act gave settlers 160 acres of land if the settler lived on the land for five years
The 'Summit' where the Transcontinental Railroad met
When citizens take the law into their own hands.
A Mexican cowboy
Abilene was known as a "_____ Town"
This type of farming was when farmers tried to trap the mositure in their fields
Someone that tried to steal cattle
A railway that connects the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean

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Financial aid and land grants
These bugs sometimes came in 'clouds' and could quicly destroy a field of crops
The Central Pacific relied on THESE immigrants to build their railway
The city the Union Pacific started from on their railway
The last open land in the US setteld during a 'Land Rush'
Famrers in the Great Plains relied on THIS invention (two words)
One of the world's richest deposits of silver-bearing ore (2 words)
Houses made of sod
The Great Plains was oringally known as "The Great American _____"
The city the Central Pacific started from on their railway
The union Pacific relied on THESE immigrants to build their railway
A mineral in which the gold or other valuable material is mixed with less-valuable substances
What railroads sold to settlers to raise money to pay for construction

26 Clues: A Mexican cowboy • Houses made of sod • Financial aid and land grants • When cattle get frightened and run • Someone that tried to steal cattle • Abilene was known as a "_____ Town" • How many time zones the US is divided into • The country that introduced cattle to America • When citizens take the law into their own hands. • ...

Reak Estate 2026-01-01

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Swimming area
Legal ownership record
Rented home unit
Place people live
Top building cover
Upfront payment
Property loss for nonpayment
Outdoor home area
Ownership proof document
Property purchaser
Raised outdoor platform
One room living unit
Small land area
Building with two units
Electrical system
Borrowing cost
Vehicle storage area
Property for sale
Official witness signer
Land measurement expert
Loan provider
Indoor fire feature
Sleeping room
Legal land unit
Small country home
Property sales worker
Bath fixture room
Proposed purchase price
Binding legal agreement
Property condition review
Boundary structure
Exterior wall cover
Large property holding
Profit focused buyer
Cooking room
Final sale step
Loan payment schedule
Property owner selling
Farm residence
Defined land piece
Legal advisor
Roof space
Loan for property purchase

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Rental property owner
Finance institution worker
Large upscale home
Replace existing loan
Paved outdoor area
Property builder
Property without buildings
Manufactured movable home
Value estimate expert
Planted outdoor area
Loan approval process
Original loan amount
Small single story home
Very large luxury home
Interior surface
Licensed property professional
Lowest building level
Property renter
Property value estimate
Association member agent
Ownership value
Initial purchase payment
Water pipe system
Tax value official
Elevated outdoor platform
Family owned property
Rental agreement
Privately owned unit
Vehicle access path
Multi level shared wall home
Funds held during sale
Property reviewer
Land measurement unit
Open upper living space

77 Clues: Roof space • Cooking room • Swimming area • Loan provider • Sleeping room • Legal advisor • Borrowing cost • Farm residence • Upfront payment • Small land area • Property renter • Ownership value • Legal land unit • Final sale step • Property builder • Rented home unit • Interior surface • Rental agreement • Place people live • Outdoor home area • Electrical system • Property for sale • Water pipe system • ...

Planet Earth 2024-04-22

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an area where sand, silt, clay, or gravel is deposited, often at the mouth of a river
the changing of liquid water into gas
larger area of ocean partially surrounded by landmasses
a series of actions that produce something
where groundwater gathers
flat area that lies at a high elevation
the changing of water vapor into liquid water
landmass that is surrounded by water
rain that contains harmful amounts of poisons due to pollution
the thin layer of gases that envelop Earth
a lowland area between higher elevation sides
very great in size
where freshwater and salt water meet
the height of a land surface above the level of the sea
a river's end point

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the system that consists of Earth's water
the part of a continent that extends out underneath the ocean and is fairly flat, but then drops sharply to the ocean floor
an increase or decrease in the amount of something
a portion of land nearly surrounded by water
a process that makes salt water safe to drink
cycle the process in which water is used and reused on Earth, including precipitation, collection, evaporation, and condensation
all that is living on Earth's surface, close to the surface, or in the atmosphere
moisture that falls to the Earth
the water contained inside Earth's crust
flat area found at lower elevations
largest of all landmasses
land makes up the part of Earth called the _____.
a coastal area where the water is partially surrounded by land
a long, narrow, steep-sided cut on the ocean floor
a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas

30 Clues: very great in size • a river's end point • where groundwater gathers • largest of all landmasses • moisture that falls to the Earth • flat area found at lower elevations • landmass that is surrounded by water • where freshwater and salt water meet • the changing of liquid water into gas • flat area that lies at a high elevation • the water contained inside Earth's crust • ...

Geography Practice 2024-08-29

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a narrow passage of water connecting two seas or two other large areas of water
a long, narrow opening or line of breakage made by cracking or splitting, especially in rock or earth
a cascade of water falling from a height
an area of low-lying, uncultivated ground where water collects
a deep, narrow gorge with steep sides
a fertile spot in a desert, where water is found
a deep gorge, typically one with a river flowing through it
a large body of water surrounded by land
a slowly moving mass or river of ice formed by the accumulation and compaction of snow on mountains or near the poles
a natural depression on the earth's surface, typically containing water

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a large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream
a naturally raised area of land, but not as high as a mountain
a large natural elevation of the earth's surface
a region characterized by grassland plains
a low-density forest forming open habitats with plenty of sunlight and limited shade
a large area of flat land with few trees
a dry, waterless, and barren area of land usually covered with sand
a large area covered mostly with trees and undergrowth
a large, elevated piece of land that extends into a body of water, such as a lake, river, or ocean
an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland or to carry water for irrigation
an area of low-lying land which is flooded in wet seasons or at high tide, and typically remains waterlogged at all times
a fast-flowing part of a river

22 Clues: a fast-flowing part of a river • a deep, narrow gorge with steep sides • a large area of flat land with few trees • a cascade of water falling from a height • a large body of water surrounded by land • a region characterized by grassland plains • a large natural elevation of the earth's surface • a fertile spot in a desert, where water is found • ...

Geography 2025-10-10

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A man-made waterway used for boats or moving water.
A line that shows where one area ends and another begins.
A book in the Bible that teaches about the meaning of life and finding joy through God.
Half of the Earth; it can be divided into north and south or east and west halves.
A piece of land almost surrounded by water but still connected to a larger land area.
A huge stone structure with a square base and four triangle sides that meet at the top, built long ago in Egypt.
A safe place on the coast where ships can dock and unload goods.
Having lots of mountains or high, rocky land.
A natural hot spring that shoots boiling water and steam into the air.

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The very cold area around the North Pole.
A person or thing that comes from the continent of Europe.
A book or collection of maps that shows countries, oceans, and land features.
One of the large land areas on Earth, such as Africa, Asia, or North America.
A very dry place with little rain and few plants.
The usual weather of a place over a long period of time (hot, cold, rainy, dry, etc.).
A person or thing that comes from the continent of Asia.
A piece of land completely surrounded by water.
A book in the Bible filled with wise sayings and lessons about living a good life.
An imaginary line around the middle of Earth that divides it into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
A large, slow-moving river of ice.

20 Clues: A large, slow-moving river of ice. • The very cold area around the North Pole. • Having lots of mountains or high, rocky land. • A piece of land completely surrounded by water. • A very dry place with little rain and few plants. • A man-made waterway used for boats or moving water. • A person or thing that comes from the continent of Asia. • ...

ENVIROMENT 2025-08-29

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Dirty air made of smoke, gases, and fog, common in cities.
A large area of water surrounded by land.
Waste or things that are thrown away.
Harmful substances or waste in the air, water, or land.
A hard, clear material often used for windows, bottles, and cups.
A man-made material used for bottles, bags, and many objects.
To make air, water, or land dirty and harmful.
Things that are no longer wanted or useful; garbage.
A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements of the Earth.
In the open air, outside buildings.
Land that is away from cities, often with farms, fields, or small towns.
To make something dirty or unsafe, often with chemicals or waste.
A strong, shiny material like iron, gold, or steel.
To keep something safe from harm or damage.

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To keep something from being lost, damaged, or wasted.
A building where products are made or processed.
A large area of land covered mainly with trees.
down To chop down or remove trees.
Issues that affect the whole world, like climate change or pollution.
A large area of salt water that covers most of the Earth.
A measure of how hot or cold something is.
The natural world around us, including land, air, water, and living things.
Small pieces of garbage left on the ground in public places.
A big fire that spreads quickly in forests or grasslands.
To put trees into the ground to grow.
Unwanted or leftover materials, often thrown away.
Something that is not new; used by someone else before.
resources Materials like water, wood, oil, or minerals from nature.
To completely ruin or damage something.

29 Clues: down To chop down or remove trees. • In the open air, outside buildings. • Waste or things that are thrown away. • To put trees into the ground to grow. • To completely ruin or damage something. • A large area of water surrounded by land. • A measure of how hot or cold something is. • To keep something safe from harm or damage. • ...

Aardrijkskunde begrippen hoofdstuk 5 2012-06-06

Aardrijkskunde begrippen hoofdstuk 5 crossword puzzle

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kaart waarop met stippen wordt aangegeven waar iets ligt
laag luchtdruk gebied rond de evenaar
de met wetten gelegaliseerde scheiding tussen blanken en niet blanken
migratie binnen een land
trek van hoger opgeleiden het land uit

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het heen en weer trekken van zomerwieden naar winterweiden
vorm van veeteelt waarbij de bevolkingop een vaste plaats woont
land waar de bevolking uit verschillende volkeren bestaat
eigen land voor zwarte Afrikanen
mensen die terugkeerden naar hun eigen land
klimaat met koude winters en met een grote jaaramplitude
bevolkingsgroep die lager op de sociale ladder staat
klimaten waar de zee invloed heeft op temperatuur en neerslag

13 Clues: migratie binnen een land • eigen land voor zwarte Afrikanen • laag luchtdruk gebied rond de evenaar • trek van hoger opgeleiden het land uit • mensen die terugkeerden naar hun eigen land • bevolkingsgroep die lager op de sociale ladder staat • kaart waarop met stippen wordt aangegeven waar iets ligt • klimaat met koude winters en met een grote jaaramplitude • ...

Watersheds and the Chesapeake Bay 2015-01-05

Watersheds and the Chesapeake Bay crossword puzzle

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a small body of water flowing into a larger one
the direction opposite to where the river flows
the land that water runs off of
tributary of the Potomac River in Fairfax County
a wide,flat border area belonging to rivers and streams
an area that is always wet and is located either coastal or inland
the coordinates of latitude and longitude
an area of higher ground that separates watersheds
direction in which the river flows
where the Earth's surface changes and drops off

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the combination of fresh and salt water
a system made of tributaries and streams
where local water flows to
water that runs off the surface of land or area
a large area into which all of the water flows into
the ridge of land between two basins
where salt and fresh water combine
land consisting of bogs & marshes

18 Clues: where local water flows to • the land that water runs off of • land consisting of bogs & marshes • where salt and fresh water combine • direction in which the river flows • the ridge of land between two basins • the combination of fresh and salt water • a system made of tributaries and streams • the coordinates of latitude and longitude • ...

Roken en alcohol (Kobe, Simon, Xander) 2018-05-08

Roken en alcohol (Kobe, Simon, Xander) crossword puzzle

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orgaan dat het meest lijdt onder acoholisme
vermoedelijk de eerste rokers ooit
ander woord voor alcoholisme
orgaan dat het meest lijdt onder roken
eerste land om de gevaren van roken te tonen aan het volk en roken af te raden
verslavende stof in tabak
land met grootste sigarettenproductie
elektrisch aangedreven sigaret

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grootheid die wordt gebruikt om alcoholsterkte aan te duiden
sterkste alcoholische drank
land waar het meest wordt gerookt
stof die in ons lichaam vrijkomt en ons gevoelig maakt voor een alcoholverslaving
belasting die veel wordt geheven op tabak en alcohol
land waar het meeste alcohol wordt geconsumeerd
alcoholische drank die al door de oude belgen ca. driehonderd v.C werd gedronken
radioactief element dat in kleine hoeveelheden terug kan gevonden worden in tabak
eerste "westerling" die tabak ontdekte
groep van anonieme mensen die samen aan hun alcoholverslaving willen werken

18 Clues: verslavende stof in tabak • sterkste alcoholische drank • ander woord voor alcoholisme • elektrisch aangedreven sigaret • land waar het meest wordt gerookt • vermoedelijk de eerste rokers ooit • land met grootste sigarettenproductie • orgaan dat het meest lijdt onder roken • eerste "westerling" die tabak ontdekte • orgaan dat het meest lijdt onder acoholisme • ...

Social Studies Crossword Puzzle 2013-09-09

Social Studies Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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A large expanse of fairly flat dry land, usually with few trees
An axis is an invisible line about which an object rotates, or spins
A natural stream of water that flows through land and empties into a body of water such as an ocean or lake
An area of land, smaller than a continent that is completely surrounded by water
A book of maps or chart
A narrow body of water that joins two larger bodies of water
A narrow strip of land that joins two larger areas of land
The angular distance of a place east or west of the meridian at Greenwich
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order for a new system
The beginning or place of origin of a stream or river
An area of land, usually fairly large, that is always wet and is overgrown with various shrubs and trees

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A deep narrow valley with steep sides, often with a stream running through it
An area of sea with many islands
The angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator, usually expressed in degrees and minutes
A circle of constant longitude passing through a given place on the earth's surface and the terrestrial poles
A stream, river, or glacier that joins a larger stream, river, or glacier, or a lake
all the plants of plant life of a place, taken as whole
An artificial waterway constructed for use by shipping, for irrigation, or for recreational use
Either of the two points in the ecliptic farthest from the equator
A relatively flat elevated area with steep sides that is less extensive than a plateau

20 Clues: A book of maps or chart • An area of sea with many islands • The beginning or place of origin of a stream or river • all the plants of plant life of a place, taken as whole • A narrow strip of land that joins two larger areas of land • A narrow body of water that joins two larger bodies of water • A large expanse of fairly flat dry land, usually with few trees • ...

Day 1 2020-06-30

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ownership of real estate including land, fixtures, and improvements
increase in land due to natural causes
rights enjoyed by the owner of property
land washed away by water and added to another's land
estate where tenant continues to occupy property after the lease ends
fee simple estate with conditions on use
estate where tenancy is renewed periodically
personal property attached to real property
easements, covenants, stock in mutual water, or minerals that transfer with property
any property that is not real property
contract that gives right of possession,no ownership
tenant pays a fixed amount to the landlord
ownership of an estate with for an undefined length of time

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rights related to property abutting an ocean, lake, or sea
lessee pays a percentage of gross income from business
freehold estate that can be sold or inherited and is the most interest one can hold in land
personal property for a business that is attached to real property
all estates that are less than fee estates
interest in real property that lasts the length of the lifetime of someone other than the life tenant
estate that can be ended at any time by the landlord or the tenant
lessee pays rent as well as taxes, insurance, and maintenance fees
rights related to property abutting a river or stream
estate tenancy for a fixed period of time
estate where ownership is held for a defined length of time
gradual increase in land by the permanent recession of water
interest in real property for the duration of tenant's life

26 Clues: increase in land due to natural causes • any property that is not real property • rights enjoyed by the owner of property • fee simple estate with conditions on use • estate tenancy for a fixed period of time • all estates that are less than fee estates • tenant pays a fixed amount to the landlord • personal property attached to real property • ...

Geography: On a map AGB 2021-11-05

Geography: On a map AGB crossword puzzle

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the opposite of north
the boundary between land and sea
a large body of saltwater such as the Atlantic or Pacific
a small group of buildings and homes
land that is surrounded by water on three sides
regions between the polar and tropical regions: _________ regions
lines on a map that are perpendicular to the poles
a place where many people live and work together
a piece of paper that shows you the location of things
the regions near the Arctic and Amtarctic circles: the _____ regions
a place such as Canada, Italy, Japan, or Egypt
the part of a map that tells you how far apart things on the map are
the part of a map tht tells you the directions: Compass ____
a group of mountains: a mountain _____
the very northern or southern part of the world
the height above sea level

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large areas of land such as Africa and Australia
half of the globe
a body of water completely surrounded by land
a group of homes businesses that is smaller than a city but larger than a village
land that is completely surrounded by water
a region that receives very little rainfall throughout the year
regions near the equator: ________ regions
zero degrees latitude
the line between two countries
a chain of islands
part of a map that tells you what the symbols mean
a long, flowing body of water
a protected area of water shaped like a horseshoe
the city where the government of a country is located
high, flat land

31 Clues: high, flat land • half of the globe • a chain of islands • the opposite of north • zero degrees latitude • the height above sea level • a long, flowing body of water • the line between two countries • the boundary between land and sea • a small group of buildings and homes • a group of mountains: a mountain _____ • regions near the equator: ________ regions • ...

6.11AB Managing Earth's Resources Vocabulary 2025-03-03

6.11AB Managing Earth's Resources Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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the way we apply science to daily life to meet our needs and solve problems.
The process of restoring an area of land to a more productive state
Pollutants released into the air, causing smog or contributing to the production of ozone in the atmosphere.
The removal of important nutrients from the soil
Water and human waste washed down sinks, showers, and toilets
The removal of trees and other plants from an area
Anything found in nature that humans can use for their needs. Two types: renewable, such as wind and nonrenewable, like fossil fuels.
health that results from not getting enough to eat or not getting the proper nutrient-rich food.
mixture of smoke and fog
The process of turning land with healthy soil into land with little soil that lacks nutrients.
A way to make technology work better, with less waste of materials and time.
Introduction of harmful substances or materials into the environment, such as in the air, land, or water.
the practice of using and protecting natural resources like water, air, land, and minerals in a responsible way to ensure their availability for future generations, considering factors like conservation, sustainability, and efficient use to avoid depletion.

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Widespread sources of pollution
Measure of how the production of food or other resources on land can be repeated from year to year
a poisonous gas made of three oxygen atoms
A condition where people lack access to enough energy to meet their basic needs such as lighting and the ability to cook food or heat their homes.
chemical pollution in the air mixed with falling water
Careful use of a resource to prevent it from being wasted and make it last longer. EX: recycling
Pollution Single source of pollution

20 Clues: mixture of smoke and fog • Widespread sources of pollution • Pollution Single source of pollution • a poisonous gas made of three oxygen atoms • The removal of important nutrients from the soil • The removal of trees and other plants from an area • chemical pollution in the air mixed with falling water • Water and human waste washed down sinks, showers, and toilets • ...

Urban Key Terminology 2024-12-05

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Restricting vehicle access to prioritise pedestrians, making cities more eco-friendly.
Land use where different floors of a building serve different purposes, e.g., retail on the ground floor and residential above.
Minimum population needed to support a particular service.
Outward expansion of cities into surrounding areas.
Open land, with laws about building, surrounding a city to prevent urban sprawl.
Explains how land value decreases with distance from the PLVI.
Fee charged to vehicles in busy areas to reduce traffic.
A place where people live and carry out activities.
The point in the CBD where land value is highest due to accessibility and demand.
Increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas.
Redevelopment of low-value areas into higher-value ones, pushing out existing residents..
The physical land on which a settlement is built.
The most central core of a city with concentrated commercial activity and little residential.

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The unique climate conditions created in urban areas, influenced by structures and human activity
Clustering of economic activities in certain urban areas for mutual benefit and efficiency.
Pollution caused by sunlight interacting with car emissions.
The increase in size or population of built up areas e.g. towns or cities.
The main purpose or activities of a settlement e.g. political.
Design and management of urban spaces and land use often by councils or governments..
Uncontrolled outward growth of a city into surrounding rural areas.
Urban areas with populations exceeding 10 million people.
The difference between birth rates and death rates.
Unplanned, self-built homes lacking adequate services and government regulation..
Urban areas being significantly warmer than rural surroundings.

24 Clues: The physical land on which a settlement is built. • Outward expansion of cities into surrounding areas. • The difference between birth rates and death rates. • A place where people live and carry out activities. • Fee charged to vehicles in busy areas to reduce traffic. • Urban areas with populations exceeding 10 million people. • ...

Property Law 2025-04-07

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a legal process where someone who openly uses another person's land for a long time can claim ownership
land and anything permanently attached to it (e.g., buildings, trees)
An item that was once personal property butis now attached to real property (e.g., built-in-shelves)
Local government rules about how land can be used (residential, commercial, industries, etc)
property received from someone after their death
A legal claim against property, often used as security for a debt
when a structure or object illegally extends onto someone else's land
A;; the property and assets owned by a person, especially at the time of their death
Legal process where a lender takes back property when a mortgage isn't paid
A check of public records to confirm legal ownership of property and any claims against it

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a physical control or occupancy of property, with or without legal ownership
A loan used to buy real estate, with the property serving as collateral
A person who rents property from a landlord
the set of legal rules that control who owns property, how it can be used, and how it can be bought, sold or passed on
The person who owns and rents out a property
movable items not attached to land (e.g., cars, jewelry, furniture)
A written legal document that transfers ownership of real estate
A legal document providing ownership of property
The legal right to possess, use, and dispose of property
The right to use part of someone else's land for a specific purpose (like a driveway or utility access)
A contract that allows someone to use property for a period in exchange for payment (rent)

21 Clues: A person who rents property from a landlord • The person who owns and rents out a property • A legal document providing ownership of property • property received from someone after their death • The legal right to possess, use, and dispose of property • A written legal document that transfers ownership of real estate • ...

Unit 5.1-5.2 2024-03-26

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The demand for certain goods or services can drive the use of certain types of land
The practice of artificially providing water to crops
Farming practice where herds are raised on open land for meat/wool
The availability of natural resources such as water, soil, minerals
Substances that are applied to soul to provide nutrients for plants
The study of the natural features of the earth’s surface
Agriculture that is carried out to produce food and necessities for farmer
An agricultural system in which plots of land are cultivated temporarily then abandoned while post-disturbance fallow vegetation is allowed to grow
land divided into narrow lots perpendicular
Chemicals used to control pests
Long, narrow arrangement of structures along a transportation corridor such as a river or road

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homes and other structures evenly distributed across the landscape
ways which crops, livestock are grown and managed
factors Environmental considerations such as climate, topography, and the presence of natural hazards
The practice of growing a single crop over a large area
The movement of people, goods, or animals from one location to another
Agricultural production that involves the use of high levels of inputs
divided into six-mile square blocks and divided again into one-mile square blocks for people to develop
Intensive animal production that involves confining large numbers of animals in small spaces
The way in which people live and build communities in rural areas outside of urban centers
The boundaries of a piece of land based on the physical landscape, directions, and distances
Practice of raising livestock
The arrangement or organization of how specific areas of land are utilized. This can include residential commercial and agricultural.

23 Clues: Practice of raising livestock • Chemicals used to control pests • land divided into narrow lots perpendicular • ways which crops, livestock are grown and managed • The practice of artificially providing water to crops • The practice of growing a single crop over a large area • The study of the natural features of the earth’s surface • ...

Unit 8 Crossword 2024-04-18

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any other type of land use or land cover, commonly referred to as "the country".
concentrations of toxic substances that can be greatly magnified.
chemicals that cause cancer.
human activities that occur on land and are directly related to the land.
minimizes erosion on steep hillsides.
the matter or energy that is released into the environment, causing negative effects.
chemicals that affect the nervous system.
the deterioration of the soil characteristics needed for plant growth or other ecosystem services.
the shift of population from the countryside to urban areas.
a disease that has appeared in the human population for the first time, or that has existed for a while but is increasing rapidly or spreading around the world.
the vegetation and manufactured structures that cover land.

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diseases caused by a pathogen, such as a virus or bacterium.
made up of the facilities, services, and installations needed for the functioning of a community.
help prevent erosion and often limit nitrogen loss, because they are often nitrogen-fixing crops.
the planting of different crops in mixed arrangements.
a mineral that forms long, thin microscopic fibers.
a widespread technique for reducing wind erosion.
farmers alternate crops grown in field.
build up large concentrations of toxic substances in their bodies.
the turning-over of soil before planting.
an area in which the temperature is several degrees higher than that of surrounding area.
a colorless, odorless, highly toxic radioactive gas.
the spread of low-density urban or suburban development outward from an urban center.
mostly developed land covered mainly with buildings and roads that has a human population of 2500 or more,
chemicals that harm embryos and fetuses.

25 Clues: chemicals that cause cancer. • minimizes erosion on steep hillsides. • farmers alternate crops grown in field. • chemicals that harm embryos and fetuses. • the turning-over of soil before planting. • chemicals that affect the nervous system. • a widespread technique for reducing wind erosion. • a mineral that forms long, thin microscopic fibers. • ...

WSH Vocab Chp1 2022-10-26

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Fuel, petroleum, coal, or natural gas that is used as fuel and is made from the built-up remains of ancient plants and animals
not active
a layer of rock, sand, or gravel through which water can flow; an underground pool of water
a fracture in the earth’s crust
an area of land that is low compared to surrounding land
Rim, the countries and land surrounding the Pacific Ocean
melted or liquefied by heat
having to do with the movement of the earth’s crust
Pattern, the location, and arrangement of natural and human features of the land
with respect to weather, mild; not extremely hot or cold
leading, important, or well known
a high, wide, flat area of land

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having the characteristics of a city
underground
referring to electricity that is created by using the energy of water currents
a long, narrow opening; a crack
a stream that flows to a larger stream or body of water
the source of a river
a deep valley or canyon that was formed by running water but is now dry
trade; an exchange of goods between different countries or different parts of the same country
a landslide or mudflow of volcanic debris on the sides of a volcano
a very fine-grained mud or clay, thought to have formed as the result of grinding by glaciers and to have been deposited by the wind
Characteristic, the central beliefs, behaviors, and social structures of a group or organization
an area that has some features in common with other areas, such as landforms or economic activity
Characteristic, natural features of the land such as climate, landforms, soils, plants, and animals

25 Clues: not active • underground • the source of a river • melted or liquefied by heat • a long, narrow opening; a crack • a fracture in the earth’s crust • a high, wide, flat area of land • leading, important, or well known • having the characteristics of a city • having to do with the movement of the earth’s crust • a stream that flows to a larger stream or body of water • ...

Intro To Construction Drawings 2025-10-27

Intro To Construction Drawings crossword puzzle

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The physical act of building the project based on the plans
The process of preparing a tract of land for construction
A plan for performing tasks or achieving goals, often with dates
The 'E' in 'A&E' projects; deals with structure and systems
Project planning, design, and layout are three distinct ones
Describes the new conditions and structures planned for the land
Piece of earth or a territory planned for a building project
The specific tract of land that is the subject of the site plan
A formal document that authorizes a project and defines its preliminary scope
Phase focused on creating the specific look and technical specifications
The arrangement and positioning of elements, a key planning phase
The initial phase of an architectural project, from idea to buildable steps
A visual representation of an object or building; a type of site plan output

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The overhead perspective a site plan provides
Pertaining to the design and construction of buildings
The end product of the planning and design phases, leading to buildable steps
The physical characteristics (existing and proposed) shown on the site plan
A legal right to use a section of another person's land for a specific purpose, such as utility access
A detailed architectural drawing providing a bird's-eye view of a plot
Large-scale systems like roads, water, and power necessary for a project
Another common term for a Site Plan
The defined boundaries and objectives of the entire project
Describes the current, in-place conditions on the piece of land
The minimum required distance from a building to a property line
What a site plan essentially functions as, a comprehensive guide

25 Clues: Another common term for a Site Plan • The overhead perspective a site plan provides • Pertaining to the design and construction of buildings • The process of preparing a tract of land for construction • The physical act of building the project based on the plans • The 'E' in 'A&E' projects; deals with structure and systems • ...

ss chapter 3 2026-01-13

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When the Mother Country gives right to sell a resource to only one person or company and that means they have total monopoly over that resource.
Represented catholic church, in charge of moral guidance and faith, in charge of schools, hospitals, orphanages
Represented the king, controlled the military, in charge of relations with F.N
When the settlers get a resource from another country and ship it back to their mother country to be manufactured and then sell it in their mother country for profit.
Landlords, Most men from noble families, women & commoners could be them to
New France, Ruperts land, British Colonies
When seigneurs rented land to habitants in return they farmed land. Also the seigneurs had to give they place to worship & mill
First intendant of new France
Independent fur traders, means runner of the woods

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When a group of people come to a new land and create settlements/a colony.
First Governor of new France
First bishop of new France
Transported furs great distances for large trading companies ex: Hudsons bay company
Farmers, lived on seigneurs land, in France called peasants
Orphans and poor woman from France, Paid to go and marry men of new France, ages 12-25
Chief administrator, kept colony in order, appointed the Seigneurs, looking to improve France from colony
A type of government that seeks to increase it's size by war or politics
The country a settler comes from and is claiming land for.
Catholic missionaries to the F.N people, Main goal convert them to catholicism, Documented F.N languages
Sold stuff, Butchers, bakers , blacksmiths & fur traders etc...

20 Clues: First bishop of new France • First Governor of new France • First intendant of new France • New France, Ruperts land, British Colonies • Independent fur traders, means runner of the woods • The country a settler comes from and is claiming land for. • Farmers, lived on seigneurs land, in France called peasants • ...

Places & Things of Genesis CBQ Dig Sites 11-20 2026-03-18

Places & Things of Genesis CBQ Dig Sites 11-20 crossword puzzle

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At the southern edge of Canaan where Jacob traveled on the way to Egypt
The firstborn son had special privileges that included influence, double portion of inheritance and was considered the next leader of the family
A river that flows through Egypt
Discovering knowledge through objects, signs, or supernatural powers.
A deep pit or well for storing water
Land to the southeast of Canaan
A strong promise or a sworn covenant between two people and God
To fix something so it is the way it was originally
Cities in Egypt where stored grain was kept
A part of something that is left behind
A time of hunger when there is very little food
A covenant established between God and Abraham
To be sad because someone very close has died

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Suffering from a lack of food, shelter and clothing, almost to the point of death
The general name for the land in which Jacob was living
The land of Canaan
To tell what something means
Pieces of metal (silver)
The land north of Canaan. Abraham settled here for a while and Abraham's servant found Isaac's wife here. Jacob meets Rachel & Leah here as well.
North of the Negev where Abraham and Sarah were buried in a cave
The land north of Beersheba, God spoke to Jacob in a dream
An area of the Nile Delta in northern Egypt that was good for growing crops
An important city in central Canaan
The place where Joseph was sold into slavery
Forgiveness or kindness to a wrongdoer. Canceling or reducing the punishment someone deserves or offering forgiveness

25 Clues: The land of Canaan • Pieces of metal (silver) • To tell what something means • Land to the southeast of Canaan • A river that flows through Egypt • An important city in central Canaan • A deep pit or well for storing water • A part of something that is left behind • Cities in Egypt where stored grain was kept • The place where Joseph was sold into slavery • ...

Animals, insects and sea creatures! 2019-03-13

Animals, insects and sea creatures! crossword puzzle

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It's yellow with brown spots and is very tall.
It lives on land, is long and brown. Smaller than a snake.
The biggest mammal in the world.
It eats leaves, has twelve eyes.
It's pretty, colourful and can fly.
Looks a bit like a snake, lives in the sea.
It's not a land horse, it's a...
Lives in the sea, usually has small, sharp teeth.
It's red, gray or brown. It has three hearts.

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The biggest sea creature.
A type of ape, doesn't eat meat.
A land animal, but it loves rivers and lakes.
Lives in the desert, has two humps on its back.
It has a hard shell, lives in the sea.
It lives in the ocean but can live on land too
It makes honey and helps plants grow.
A smart sea creature, helps humans in danger.
Shaped like a star, a sea creature.

18 Clues: The biggest sea creature. • A type of ape, doesn't eat meat. • The biggest mammal in the world. • It eats leaves, has twelve eyes. • It's not a land horse, it's a... • It's pretty, colourful and can fly. • Shaped like a star, a sea creature. • It makes honey and helps plants grow. • It has a hard shell, lives in the sea. • Looks a bit like a snake, lives in the sea. • ...

Focusthema 1 2017-10-14

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In welke maand valt onze Nationale Feestdag?
Je bent door de wet verplicht om van 6 jaar tot 18 jaar onderwijs te volgen.
De grote baas van het leger.
Stenen bordje met houten rand, om op te schrijven.
Een papiertje waarop je naam, geboortedatum en geboorteplaats staat.
Iets waar je fier op bent.
Werkschoen gemaakt van hout.
Een meubel om aan te schrijven en lezen.
De leider van een land zonder koning.

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Voornaam van onze koningin.
Een persoon die het land helpt te besturen, iedere ... heeft zijn eigen taak.
Bewegen in de wind.
Plaats waar de koning werkt en waar hij mensen ontvangt.
Een klein kaartje waarop staat wie je bent en in welk land je woont.
Voornaam van onze kroonprinses.
Afspraak van een land, bv. 'Je mag niet door rood licht rijden.'.
Een stuk van brood, kaas,... .
Een stenen schrijfstift.

18 Clues: Bewegen in de wind. • Een stenen schrijfstift. • Iets waar je fier op bent. • Voornaam van onze koningin. • De grote baas van het leger. • Werkschoen gemaakt van hout. • Een stuk van brood, kaas,... . • Voornaam van onze kroonprinses. • De leider van een land zonder koning. • Een meubel om aan te schrijven en lezen. • In welke maand valt onze Nationale Feestdag? • ...

AP Human Geography - Agriculture 2015-03-17

AP Human Geography - Agriculture crossword puzzle

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Planting crops for food.
Cash crops are grown on large estates is called this.
Specialized farming occurs in this region due to the warm dry summers (ex. olives).
Adopted along the Eastern seaboard, in which natural features are used to demarcate irregular parcels of land.
organization of land into parcels.
Areas with similar climate conditions.
Region of the world where subsistence agriculture is practiced.
Tea, cacao, coffee and tobacco are this.
Moved agriculture beyond subsistence to generate surpluses needed to feed thousands of people.
Genetically Modified Organisms.
Farming just enough to support one's needs.
Created experiments to raise seed crops.
Described land use patterns related to agriculture.
Part of the service industry, connecting producers to consumers and facilitating commerce/trade.

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Divided land into narrow parcels, common in French America.
Explains the location of 5 of the world's agricultural production areas.
Hunting and gathering.
Describes great technological advances in agriculture, including GMOs.
The Fertile Crescent was the location of this early agricultural period.
Yields a small output per acre and occurs over large tracts of land.
Practice of passing land to the eldest son.
Designed to facilitate the movement of non-Indians evenly across farmlands of the US, imposed a rigid, grid like system.
Taking a primary product and manufacturing it.
Also called the green revolution.
Employs a large number of people and little capital.
A shifting cultivation process that uses fire.
The prevailing survey system throughout much of the US that appears as a checkerboard across agricultural fields.
This type of agriculture has increased in the US.

28 Clues: Hunting and gathering. • Planting crops for food. • Genetically Modified Organisms. • Also called the green revolution. • organization of land into parcels. • Areas with similar climate conditions. • Tea, cacao, coffee and tobacco are this. • Created experiments to raise seed crops. • Practice of passing land to the eldest son. • Farming just enough to support one's needs. • ...

Watersheds Crossword 2021-10-13

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a piece of earth’s surface rear can be viewed all at once from a certain place
the shape of the land
shows where north is located on a map
represented by more spread out lines
a flat, elevated piece of land that rises above the surrounding area on at least one side
aka river systems, patterns formed by streams, rivers, and lakes in a particular basin
heavy dark lines that have the elevation written on or beside them
a collection of water that a stream stems from
height above a given level (usually above sea level)
faster moving areas that look like little waves
when water filters into a material and sits in its pores
an area where land dips down (shown by hachures on a topo map)

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the space that carries flowing water within banks
represented by closer contour lines
the difference in elevation between consecutive contour lines
the tip of the v shows the source of the water
a land shape that guides water to a common place or controls its path
a large area of flat land
direction and speed of water flow
a line that shows the elevation (aka contour line)
the shape of a part of earth’s surface (variation in elevation)
formed by upward movement in earth’s crust
the amount of water a particular point of our stream channel during a time interval
a natural elevation of earth’s surface from the surrounding level
show the elevation and shape above sea level by using contour lines
a depression in the land where water can collect
the compacted rock that sits below the surface of the soil

27 Clues: the shape of the land • a large area of flat land • direction and speed of water flow • represented by closer contour lines • represented by more spread out lines • shows where north is located on a map • formed by upward movement in earth’s crust • the tip of the v shows the source of the water • a collection of water that a stream stems from • ...

Mayas Historie 2022-03-09

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hvilket land hed mogolriget
Ham der skrev 95 sætninger
det man kan sætte jeg eller at foran og det er ikke Navneord
hvilken tidperiode startede i 1536
den nye stjerne
det har KBH som hovedstad
Hvilket øje mistede Christian 4. i krigen mod Sverige
Danmarks anden nabo land som ligger ved sønderjylland
hvad var der i 1050-1536
hvilken person blev korsfæstet
den næste der bliver konge
det vikingerne troede på
Hvem grundlagde Børsen, Rundetårn og Rosenborg
det man skulle betale når man sejlede i øresund
den 13 december
en krig der varede i 100 år
hvad hed Danmarks sidste konge vi havde

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dronning Marethe var leder i
ham med hammeren
Hvad blev Christian i 1596
gudenes konge
Hvad var Christian 4. glad for
det folk der bor i Inkariget
Christian var ikke kun konge af Danmark, Norge, Færørene, Island, Skåne, Halland og Blekinge hvilket land var det også
hun var den første dronning i Danmark
den 31 december
kærligheden gud
der hvor dronningen bor
hvis rejse tog 24 år i alt
det land Marco-Polo kommer fra
dagen efter juleaften
det er den første tidperiode
en sygdom der dræbte over 50% af verden
den krig varede fra 1939-1945
hvem opdagede Amerika
den sund der er mellem Danmark og Sverige
den krig varede fra 1914- 1918
hvilket land kommer EM i fodbold til at være i 2022
Danmarks nabo land som man kan køre over en bro for at komme der hen

39 Clues: gudenes konge • den nye stjerne • den 31 december • kærligheden gud • den 13 december • ham med hammeren • dagen efter juleaften • hvem opdagede Amerika • der hvor dronningen bor • hvad var der i 1050-1536 • det vikingerne troede på • det har KBH som hovedstad • Ham der skrev 95 sætninger • Hvad blev Christian i 1596 • hvis rejse tog 24 år i alt • den næste der bliver konge • ...

Mayas historie 2022-01-21

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hvilket land hed mogolriget
Ham der skrev 95 sætninger
det man kan sætte jeg eller at foran og det er ikke Navneord
hvilken tidperiode startede i 1536
den nye stjerne
det har KBH som hovedstad
Hvilket øje mistede Christian 4. i krigen mod Sverige
Danmarks anden nabo land som ligger ved sønderjylland
hvad var der i 1050-1536
hvilken person blev korsfæstet
den næste der bliver konge
det vikingerne troede på
Hvem grundlagde Børsen, Rundetårn og Rosenborg
det man skulle betale når man sejlede i øresund
den 13 december
en krig der varede i 100 år
hvad hed Danmarks sidste konge vi havde

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dronning Marethe var leder i
ham med hammeren
Hvad blev Christian i 1596
gudenes konge
Hvad var Christian 4. glad for
det folk der bor i Inkariget
Christian var ikke kun konge af Danmark, Norge, Færørene, Island, Skåne, Halland og Blekinge hvilket land var det også
hun var den første dronning i Danmark
den 31 december
kærligheden gud
der hvor dronningen bor
hvis rejse tog 24 år i alt
det land Marco-Polo kommer fra
dagen efter juleaften
det er den første tidperiode
en sygdom der dræbte over 50% af verden
den krig varede fra 1939-1945
hvem opdagede Amerika
den sund der er mellem Danmark og Sverige
den krig varede fra 1914- 1918
hvilket land kommer EM i fodbold til at være i 2022
Danmarks nabo land som man kan køre over en bro for at komme der hen

As The World Turns 2020-03-19

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Lowland covered in water and vegetation and has a cool/cold climate.
A growth of coral which forms around an island and creates a lagoon.
Mountain formed by escaping lava from our mantel. Mountain that spews out lava.
A narrow body of water that sticks into a land mass.
A three dimensional replica of the planet earth
A large body of sea water that cuts into land and has a wide opening.
The place on a side of a mountain where trees can no longer grow.
A large elevated region with a flat top
Massive movements of ocean waters caused by the moon.
The measurement of distance above sea level
A large piece of ice which floats in the ocean
A narrow strip of water that connects two larger bodies of water
Large area of flat land or low rolling hills
A spot on a river, creek, or stream with fast moving water.

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Part of a city where ships dock to load or unload goods.
Series of islands that are connected under water
The opposite direction in which a river flows.
A hill with a flat top
A place in a desert in which water rises to the surface.
Half of the earth.
Flat representation of earth or a part of the earth.
A huge elevated structure that comes to a peak.
Massive grasslands of Africa.
The triangular shaped land that forms at the mouth of a river.
Large sheets of ice that move across land.
A natural body of fresh water surrounded by land
A high steep face of a rock.

27 Clues: Half of the earth. • A hill with a flat top • A high steep face of a rock. • Massive grasslands of Africa. • A large elevated region with a flat top • Large sheets of ice that move across land. • The measurement of distance above sea level • Large area of flat land or low rolling hills • The opposite direction in which a river flows. • ...

Wonders of nature - AGB 2020-05-25

Wonders of nature - AGB crossword puzzle

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land between two mountains
the land next to a body of water
a small, rounded mountain
celestial bodies that shine at night
a grassy biome where bison live(d)
a high, flat area of land
a large chunk of ice that floats in the ocean
a mountain that erupts from time to time
a frozen, treeless land in the far north
a celestial body that reflects sunlight and goes through phases
a wet biome where ducks and frogs live
a hole in a mountain
water that forms on leaves during cool nights
a grassy biome with some trees in Africa
a very dry biome that gets very little rainfall throughout the year
a forest that gets a lot of precipitation
a piece of snow
the top of a mountain
a body of freshwater that is surrounded by land

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water that rises and falls as it travels
another word for dirt
a large, high, rocky landform
frozen water than forms on windows during winter
a dark area formed by blocking light
ice that hangs from your roof
a biome found high in the mountains. Hint: It begins with A
In the sky, something bright and colorful that forms after it rains
flashes of light during a storm
a sandy shore next to the ocean
a raised area of land or coral just under the surface of the water
the parts of a tree that change color during the fall
a large body of saltwater
water that flows over a cliff
a small river
something that comes in and out at the beach
a celestial body that shines during the day

36 Clues: a small river • a piece of snow • a hole in a mountain • another word for dirt • the top of a mountain • a small, rounded mountain • a high, flat area of land • a large body of saltwater • land between two mountains • a large, high, rocky landform • ice that hangs from your roof • water that flows over a cliff • flashes of light during a storm • a sandy shore next to the ocean • ...

Manifest Destiny 2023-03-01

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This country was annexed and became the 28th state in 1846
President who oversaw the Louisiana Purchase
Painter who created "American Progress"
Group pushed west as settlers continued to move west in search of cheap available lands
Ran against Polk in 1844 election for President
This country went to war with the US over territorial land disputes
11th President, adds more land to the US than any other President
What did Californian's form when Mexico refused to sell land to the US
This President's last act before stepping down was to approve the annexation of Texas
This treaty ended with US taking ownership of Florida in exchange for $5 million to Spain
This river became the western border of the US after the Treaty of Paris

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This French leader was happy to part with lands in the US to fund his campaign against Europe
This region was made up of New England, Middle and Southern _________
Direction of movement for those seeking Manifest Destiny
Southern farmers wanted to extend this practice west into new lands
Wild, Unorganized land in the west before they are settled
Treaty which ends the Mexican American War
This treaty ended the American Revolution and gave the US all lands up to the Mississippi River
Purchased in 1803 from France for $15 million
These mountains made western migration very difficult
This land was eventually halved with Great Britain along the 54'40' parallel
Man who invented the phrase "manifest destiny"
This land was purchased for $10 million to complete the transcontinental railroad
These mountains formed a natural boundary between the 13 Colonies and the lands won in the American Revolution

24 Clues: Painter who created "American Progress" • Treaty which ends the Mexican American War • President who oversaw the Louisiana Purchase • Purchased in 1803 from France for $15 million • Man who invented the phrase "manifest destiny" • Ran against Polk in 1844 election for President • These mountains made western migration very difficult • ...

middle ages 2023-02-15

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an agricultural laborer (a type of peasant) who cannot leave their lord's manor or be forced to leave it
a rebirth of education
left henry IV outside his castle for 3 days before forgiving him for appointing bishops
languages that developed from germanic tribes and romans mixing
the religious ceremony you have to do in order to go to heaven (ex. baptism, confirmation, holy orders)
when an entire kingdom gets banned from church and participating in the sacraments because of their lord
the midieval knightly system with the social code
a holder of land who takes care of that piece of land along with the lord who gave it to him
when a king appoints bishops

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an estate of land, the source of a vassals income
government in middle ages where kings gave land to lords who gave some to vassals to take care of the land in return for protection
crowned emperor of the romans
united franks into one kingdom, then ruled the frankish kingdom
was left outside pope gregory VII's castle for 3 days before being forgiven for appointing bishops
pointed arches, big windows - lots of light, stained glass windowsr in gaul, and conquered many germanic tribes
defeated the muslims at the battle of tours
a unit of land with one lord to rule it
a belief or opinion that is opposite the church's beliefs
a law that dealt with marriage and religious issues
when a king is banned (by the pope) from church and participating in the sacraments
the pope's office
a group of church officials

22 Clues: the pope's office • a rebirth of education • a group of church officials • when a king appoints bishops • crowned emperor of the romans • a unit of land with one lord to rule it • defeated the muslims at the battle of tours • an estate of land, the source of a vassals income • the midieval knightly system with the social code • ...

KSCORE Crammer Session 2025-02-20

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The legal document used to transfer real estate ownership.
A form of co-ownership where all owners have equal shares, and surviving owners inherit shares.
The four government rights in land: Police Power, Eminent Domain, Taxation, and Escheat.
The right to use another person’s land for a specific purpose, such as a driveway for access.
A claim on property to secure payment of a debt, creating a financial interest in the property.
The four components of a mortgage payment: principal, interest, taxes, and insurance.
A government lien that takes priority over all other liens on a property.
Land plus appurtenances, including improvements, rights, interests, fixtures, and privileges.
A fee that lowers a mortgage rate, costing 1% of the loan amount per point.
A simple way to calculate depreciation using cost ÷ depreciation allowance.

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A land description system using a grid of meridians and baselines to locate parcels.
The legal document used to transfer personal property.
A non-owner’s claim, right, or interest in a property, such as a mortgage, lien, easement, or restriction.
The most complete form of ownership, allowing the owner to occupy the property forever.
Private mortgage insurance, required when a borrower has a low down payment.
A co-ownership where shares pass to heirs instead of co-owners.
Also called cost recovery; calculated over 27.5 years for residential and 39 years for commercial properties.
The unauthorized use of another person’s land, such as a fence or structure crossing a property line.
The government’s right to take property that has been abandoned when there are no heirs.
Calculation – The formula to determine lot size: width × length, with width representing street frontage.
A unit of land measurement equal to 43,560 square feet.

21 Clues: The legal document used to transfer personal property. • A unit of land measurement equal to 43,560 square feet. • The legal document used to transfer real estate ownership. • A co-ownership where shares pass to heirs instead of co-owners. • A government lien that takes priority over all other liens on a property. • ...

Landforms 2025-09-16

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/ used by mapmakers and can be shapes or pictures to stand for features on Earth’s surface; can stand for a physical feature or a manmade feature
/ a large area of land where the topography is made up of mainly one type of landform
/ distance in degrees east and west of prime meridian
/ a land form made up of nearly flat or gently rolling land with low relief
/ plain that lies away from a coast; low relief, elevation can vary
/ an imaginary line between the North and South Poles dividing the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres
/ a land form with high elevation and high relief and usually occur as part of a mountain range
/ the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest parts of an area
/ the height above sea level of a point on Earth’s surface.
/ a landform that has high elevation and a more or less level surface

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/ the different mountain ranges in a region
/ distance in degrees north or south of the equator
/ relates distance on a map to a distance on Earth’s surface
/ a larger unit of mountain ranges and mountain systems in a long,connected chain.
/ group of mountains that are closely related in shape, structure and age.
/ a feature of topography, such as a hill or valley, formed by the processes that shape Earth’s surface.
/ a sphere that represents Earth’s entire surface.
/ plain that lies along a seacoast; low elevation and low relief
/ imaginary line connecting North and South poles dividing Earth into Western and Eastern hemispheres
/ the shape of the land that includes the area’s elevation, relief, and land forms
/ a flat model of all or part of Earth’s surface as seen from above.

21 Clues: / the different mountain ranges in a region • / a sphere that represents Earth’s entire surface. • / distance in degrees north or south of the equator • / distance in degrees east and west of prime meridian • / relates distance on a map to a distance on Earth’s surface • / the height above sea level of a point on Earth’s surface. • ...

Terms of Indigenous Peoples of Canada 2026-01-06

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- Land ownership where the owner has total control over it
-Indigenous peoples who live mainly in the Arctic regions of Canada.
-Act A Canadian law that controls many parts of First Nations’ lives. Enfranchisement: A process that forced Indigenous people to give up their status to become Canadian citizens.
-Chiefs Traditional leaders who get their power from family history
-Indigenous people who have both Indigenous and European ancestors.
-Nations Indigenous peoples in Canada who are not Métis or Inuit.
Status -A specific legal identity for First Nations people
-Pieces of land set aside by the government for First Nations people to live on.
Agents -The Canadian government’s representatives on First Nations reserve
-A traditional feast and gift-giving ceremony that was banned
-Treaties A series of treaties made between 1871 and 1921 across Canada.
-Where Canada’s laws are discussed and made.
System -A rule that forced Indigenous people to get a paper pass just to leave their reserve
Claims -Legal battles where Indigenous groups try to get their traditional lands back

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-Changes or updates made to the laws in the Indian Act
-Government The national government that makes laws for all of Canada.
-a major, sacred ceremony for many North American Plains Indigenous peoples
Title- The legal right of Indigenous people to their land
Paper -A 1969 plan to end the Indian Act that Indigenous people fought against
(Department of Indian Affairs) -A government department that managed Indigenous affairs in the past.
Rights -The special rights Indigenous peoples have because they were the first people on the land.
Schools -Schools where Indigenous children were forced to go to make them forget their culture
-Agreements between Indigenous peoples and the government about land and rights.

23 Clues: -Where Canada’s laws are discussed and made. • -Changes or updates made to the laws in the Indian Act • Title- The legal right of Indigenous people to their land • - Land ownership where the owner has total control over it • Status -A specific legal identity for First Nations people • -A traditional feast and gift-giving ceremony that was banned • ...

Geographic Feature 2022-10-06

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A large area of land covered with grass
Elevated land with sloping sides
A sizeable inland body of water
small stream that runs into rivers
Body of land with water surrounding it
Land that rises up with steep sides

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large stream of water that runs through land
measured height of a geographic feature
Flat land area but with a higher elevation
Land smaller than a continent

10 Clues: Land smaller than a continent • A sizeable inland body of water • Elevated land with sloping sides • small stream that runs into rivers • Land that rises up with steep sides • Body of land with water surrounding it • measured height of a geographic feature • A large area of land covered with grass • Flat land area but with a higher elevation • ...

topo de wereld 2016-01-18

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In welk werelddeel ligt Siberië ?
Welk land ligt ten noorden van Argentinië?
Langste rivier van de wereld
Welk land ligt het verst van Nederland? Nieuw Zeeland of Suriname?
Welk gebied ligt tussen Afrika en Azië ?
Welk werelddeel ligt het dichtst bij de Noordpool?Europa of Zuid Amerika
Wat is het grootste eiland van de Nederlandse Antillen?
In welk land ligt Sydney?
Welk land ligt ten oosten van Canada ?

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Welk werelddeel ligt ten westen van de Indische Oceaan?
Welk land grenst aan Egypte? Marokko of Israël?
Welke oceaan ligt tussen Noord Amerika en Europa ?
In welke zee komt het Suezkanaal uit?

13 Clues: In welk land ligt Sydney? • Langste rivier van de wereld • In welk werelddeel ligt Siberië ? • In welke zee komt het Suezkanaal uit? • Welk land ligt ten oosten van Canada ? • Welk gebied ligt tussen Afrika en Azië ? • Welk land ligt ten noorden van Argentinië? • Welk land grenst aan Egypte? Marokko of Israël? • Welke oceaan ligt tussen Noord Amerika en Europa ? • ...

reis rond de wereld 2014-05-31

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welk land is gekend voor zijn lekkere frietjes?
naar waar gaan we op kamp?
welke bloemen zijn typisch in Nederland?
welk land staat gekend voor de oorlog?
met welk voertuig gaan we rond de wereld reizen?
hoe noemt de rok die mannen in schotland dragen?

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Welke dieren gebruikt men buiten paarden nog in Vietnam om karren voort te trekken?
waar is het WK voetbal dit jaar ?
wat is het grootste land van de wereld?
welke lange muur stond er vroeger in Duitsland?
in welk land eten ze met stokjes?
wat is de hoofdstad van Frankrijk?
in welk land ligt de Taj Mahal?

13 Clues: naar waar gaan we op kamp? • in welk land ligt de Taj Mahal? • waar is het WK voetbal dit jaar ? • in welk land eten ze met stokjes? • wat is de hoofdstad van Frankrijk? • welk land staat gekend voor de oorlog? • wat is het grootste land van de wereld? • welke bloemen zijn typisch in Nederland? • welk land is gekend voor zijn lekkere frietjes? • ...

ESL 8 2-3 vocabulary 2022-09-21

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where a river enters into the ocean
an area of low, flat land
describes the process by which water is reused in the natural system
taking the salt out of the water for drinking
a narrow piece of land connecting two larger pieces of land
part of the land that reaches out to the sea until it drops off
to change form

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changing water from liquid to vapor
water that is in the crust of the earth
an area of high, flat land
water changes from vapor to liquid or frozen state
a deep valley in the sea
rain with chemicals due to pollution

13 Clues: to change form • a deep valley in the sea • an area of low, flat land • an area of high, flat land • where a river enters into the ocean • changing water from liquid to vapor • rain with chemicals due to pollution • water that is in the crust of the earth • taking the salt out of the water for drinking • water changes from vapor to liquid or frozen state • ...

Jose De Leon puzzle 2020-12-08

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a compound or substance that has been purified or prepared, especially artificially.
an area, often covered with sand or rocks, where there is very little rain and not many plants.
a long piece of land that sticks out from a larger area of land into the sea or into a lake.
a natural wide flow of fresh water across the land into the sea, a lake, or another river.
path for transmitting electric current.

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a large underground chamber, typically of natural origin, in a hillside or cliff.
is an area filled with water, localized in a basin, surrounded by land
is an inorganic, transparent, tasteless, odorless, and nearly colorless chemical substance.
part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land.
a loose granular substance, typically pale yellowish brown, resulting from the erosion of siliceous and other rocks.
is the presence or flow of charged particles.
an area of land that is higher than the surrounding land.

12 Clues: path for transmitting electric current. • is the presence or flow of charged particles. • part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land. • an area of land that is higher than the surrounding land. • is an area filled with water, localized in a basin, surrounded by land • a large underground chamber, typically of natural origin, in a hillside or cliff. • ...

Hoofdstuk 4 puzzel 2014-05-09

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Engelse koning die grote problemen had met het parlement
Een regeringsvorm waarbij de koning enkel aan God verantwoordelijkheid hoeft af te leggen
Controle op de pers door alleenheersers
Boer die op een stuk gehuurde grond leeft
Persoon die in zijn eentje een land bestuurd
Bijeenkomst van de standen waar de koning hulp vraagt om het land te besturen
Paleis waar de Franse koning zijn edelen opsloot

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Machtigste koning van Europa in de 17e eeuw
Indeling van de maatschappij op geboorte
Franse Protestanten
Franse leden van de derde stand die door de handel rijk waren geworden
Alleenheerser die met een staatsgreep aan de macht is gekomen
Huur van grond
Het besturen van een land vanuit 1 plek
Voorrechten van de adel
Verzoek om belasting van de koning
Alleenheerser die door zijn afkomst aan de macht is gekomen
Land waar veel Franse protestanten naar toe vluchten

18 Clues: Huur van grond • Franse Protestanten • Voorrechten van de adel • Verzoek om belasting van de koning • Controle op de pers door alleenheersers • Het besturen van een land vanuit 1 plek • Indeling van de maatschappij op geboorte • Boer die op een stuk gehuurde grond leeft • Machtigste koning van Europa in de 17e eeuw • Persoon die in zijn eentje een land bestuurd • ...

Geographic Feature 2022-10-06

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Flat land area but with a higher elevation
Elevated land with sloping sides
measured height of a geographic feature
Land smaller than a continent
A sizeable inland body of water
A large area of land covered with grass

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small stream that runs into rivers
large stream of water that runs through land
Body of land with water surrounding it
Land that rises up with steep sides

Thomas Bambach 2017-05-10

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land surrounded by water
rocky area
land raised higher than the land around it
between 2 mountains or hills

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melted rock
a narrow strip of land
low water mouth of a river
strip of land into body water
a large crack in the earth
raised land that's smaller than a mountain

10 Clues: rocky area • melted rock • a narrow strip of land • land surrounded by water • low water mouth of a river • a large crack in the earth • between 2 mountains or hills • strip of land into body water • land raised higher than the land around it • raised land that's smaller than a mountain

States of India 2021-12-03

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Land of forests
Land of festivals/this ends with "land"
God's Own Country
First place for production of gold/KGF
Land of Gods
Land of blue hills and red river

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Rice bowl of India
Paradise on earth/topmost part of India
Jewel of India
Land of Kings/pink city state

10 Clues: Land of Gods • Jewel of India • Land of forests • God's Own Country • Rice bowl of India • Land of Kings/pink city state • Land of blue hills and red river • First place for production of gold/KGF • Paradise on earth/topmost part of India • Land of festivals/this ends with "land"

Chapter 22 2016-03-03

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This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the midbrain.
These cells form bicycle-like spokes to aid in neural migration.
This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the cerebrum.
Which embryonic germ layer gives rise to the lining of the organs?
What determines whether cells in the dorsal ectoderm give rise to epidermal or neural cells?
This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the pons and cerebellum.
In this stage of embryonic development, a folding process creates a tube that is crucial in future development of the brain.

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The transient section of the coral neural tube that gives rise to interneurons in the spine and hindbrain.
The transient section of the dorsal neural tube that gives rise to peripheral sensory neurons and glia.
Which embryonic germ layer gives rise to the neural tube?
The sharp bend in the neural tube that balloons out into the prosencephalon.
In this stage of embryonic development, the cells migrate to create three distinct layers.
This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the thalamus and hypothalamus.
The division of an organism into repeating units, specifically on the anterior/posterior axis.
This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the medulla.
These genes influence the segmentation of Drosophila.
These formations will later become eyes.

17 Clues: These formations will later become eyes. • These genes influence the segmentation of Drosophila. • Which embryonic germ layer gives rise to the neural tube? • These cells form bicycle-like spokes to aid in neural migration. • This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the medulla. • This section of the developing embryo gives rise to the midbrain. • ...

Post-Revolution Georgia Vocabulary 2013-05-20

Post-Revolution Georgia Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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a system of distruting land by which each male earns 1000 acres
a group of symbols that stand for whole symbols
a treaty signed in 1825
war along oconee river between creek and cherokee indians
a cherokee blacksmith that invented a syllabary
when poeple pick a number and buy a chance to win land
president when indians had to move

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he gave up land to the government
a white missionary that refused to sign oath of allegiance
legal court action
name given to forced removal of cherokee
the agreement that ended the oconee war
chief of the creeks
the sale of land that was not rightfully owned
chief of indians
chief justice of supreme court

16 Clues: chief of indians • legal court action • chief of the creeks • a treaty signed in 1825 • chief justice of supreme court • he gave up land to the government • president when indians had to move • the agreement that ended the oconee war • name given to forced removal of cherokee • the sale of land that was not rightfully owned • a group of symbols that stand for whole symbols • ...

Chapter 3,4,5 Recap 2024-01-08

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Sediment deposited by glaciers
The moving water on Earth's surface
Water under Earth's surface
A large mass of ice that moves very slowly
Heat transferred through 2 things that are touching
A force that pushes 2 parts of land together
A small impression that glaciers leave behind
Heat energy that travels in rays

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A large area of flat land elevated high above sea level
A wide area along a River
An area of washed up sediment
A force that pulls 2 parts of land away
Heat that travels through liquids
A curve like bend in a River
A force that makes 2 parts of land slip past each other
The sides of glaciers that deposit till

16 Clues: A wide area along a River • Water under Earth's surface • A curve like bend in a River • An area of washed up sediment • Sediment deposited by glaciers • Heat energy that travels in rays • Heat that travels through liquids • The moving water on Earth's surface • A force that pulls 2 parts of land away • The sides of glaciers that deposit till • ...

Work of Water 2025-09-24

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large areas of flat land with few trees
a high area of land with a side that is almost straight up-and-down
a long, thin area of water that flows
a large area of salt water that covers the Earth
when lots of rocks and soil roll down from a cliff or mountain
a high area of land with steep sides
a person who uses science to come up with solutions to problems
a pretend version of something that scientists use when the real thing is too big
a test used to discover new information about a question

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a big fire that spreads quickly
when tiny bits of rock are moved from one place to another
a high area of land that is flat on top
a natural structure of Earth's surface, like a mountain or canyon
a small river
a long, thin area of water that flows
to pay close attention to something
a deep hole in the ground formed over a long time by moving water
a high area of land that isn't as tall as a mountain

18 Clues: a small river • a big fire that spreads quickly • to pay close attention to something • a high area of land with steep sides • a long, thin area of water that flows • a long, thin area of water that flows • large areas of flat land with few trees • a high area of land that is flat on top • a large area of salt water that covers the Earth • ...

Perek Yud Daled, Alef-Yud 2024-12-10

Perek Yud Daled, Alef-Yud crossword puzzle

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What בני ישראל preferred would have happened in מצרים
The word the pasuk uses to emphasize that Kaleiv and Yehoshua KNEW the land was good
The words the pasuk uses to describe how Kaleiv and Yehoshua reacted to the Jews cries
Two words that indicate that the land can grow fruit without help
What did Moshe and Aharon do when they heard the Jews cry?
Two people that Bnei Yisrael wanted to appoint in Moshe's place
Three words that describe the bounty and richness of the land
Two words which refer to the 9th of Av

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A word used to describe how easy it will be to conquer the land
Two words that refer to the Mishkan
The word that refers to Iyov
Two words that indicate that Bnei Yisrael wanted a new leader
What Bnei Yisrael wanted to do to Kaleiv and Yehoshua
The word that means rebel
What saved Kaleiv and Yehoshua from being stoned
What בני ישראל feared would happen to their wives/children
What בני ישראל feared would happen if they entered the land

17 Clues: The word that means rebel • The word that refers to Iyov • Two words that refer to the Mishkan • Two words which refer to the 9th of Av • What saved Kaleiv and Yehoshua from being stoned • What בני ישראל preferred would have happened in מצרים • What Bnei Yisrael wanted to do to Kaleiv and Yehoshua • What בני ישראל feared would happen to their wives/children • ...

Woordenschat vluchtelingen 2016-12-01

Woordenschat vluchtelingen crossword puzzle

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De Verenigde Naties, het Rode Kruis en Artsen Zonder Grenzen zijn allemaal ... die de vluchtelingen helpen
een gemeente die wil laten zien dat nieuwkomers welkom zijn, is ...
de plek waar vluchtelingen opgevangen worden door ons land
wanneer je zonder verblijfsvergunning in een land verblijft, ben je ...
tussenpersonen die vluchtelingen in het geheim helpen vluchten, maar er veel geld voor vragen.

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wanneer een vluchteling asiel krijgt, mag hij in ons land verblijven. Hiervoor krijgt hij een speciaal document...
soms vluchten mensen omdat ze een ander geloof hebben, een andere mening of verliefd zijn op iemand van hetzelfde geslacht. Ze vrezen voor hun leven omdat dat niet mag in hun land. Dit heet ...
de landen die naast jouw land liggen. Veel vluchtelingen proberen eerst daar opvang te zoeken.
iemand die naar een ander land verhuist, maar geen vluchteling is.
iemand die zijn land verlaat om een veilige plek te vinden in een ander land
mensen die een andere godsdienst hebben, hebben een ander ...
De redenen waarom vluchtelingen vluchten zijn oorlog, vervolging, armoede en ...

12 Clues: de plek waar vluchtelingen opgevangen worden door ons land • mensen die een andere godsdienst hebben, hebben een ander ... • iemand die naar een ander land verhuist, maar geen vluchteling is. • een gemeente die wil laten zien dat nieuwkomers welkom zijn, is ... • wanneer je zonder verblijfsvergunning in een land verblijft, ben je ... • ...

Social Studies Study Guide Ch. 2 Les. 1-3 2022-09-06

Social Studies Study Guide Ch. 2 Les. 1-3 crossword puzzle

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"mother civilization"
to fit ways of living to land and resources
cone shaped Navajo shelter
land bridge,early arrival,orginstories
scientist who studies the culture of people
farming
series of actions performed during special event

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religious leader and healer
an object made by early people
a wanderer who has no settled home
where Navajo settled in Southwest
a possible explanation
amount that is more than what is needed
movement of people
agriculture started
group of people who share same language,land,leader
Spanish word for village

17 Clues: farming • movement of people • agriculture started • "mother civilization" • a possible explanation • Spanish word for village • cone shaped Navajo shelter • religious leader and healer • an object made by early people • where Navajo settled in Southwest • a wanderer who has no settled home • land bridge,early arrival,orginstories • amount that is more than what is needed • ...

Social Studies :P 2020-04-02

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Leader of Roman Catholic
influenced by the USA constitution
religious service
Built for defense
level of comfort in which you live
Not free to leave
a gift of land
John was what in 1215 England
delicate lives to serving god (men)
business association
lord gave land to less powerful nobles for service

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work 2/3 days for lords protection
knights,kings,lords
delicate lives to serving god (women)
German king
work for the lord to receive his protection
a noble who receives land

17 Clues: German king • a gift of land • religious service • Built for defense • Not free to leave • knights,kings,lords • business association • Leader of Roman Catholic • a noble who receives land • John was what in 1215 England • work 2/3 days for lords protection • influenced by the USA constitution • level of comfort in which you live • delicate lives to serving god (men) • ...

Aardrijkskunde opdracht 2 2016-03-15

Aardrijkskunde opdracht 2 crossword puzzle

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wervelwind
bewegend water
ander woord voor aardbeving
het gebied verlaten omdat omdat het niet meer veilig is
druk waar de warme lucht omhoog gaat
als vocht verdampt en als regen neervalt
het midden van een orkaan
als water over het land komt
stijlen berg
weer storm

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de breedtecirkel van 23 1/2 graad N.B en 23 1/2 graad Z.B
als je iemand helpt
land in de ring van vuur
de ontwikkeling van een land
een orkaan
ander woord voor zee
andere benaming voor een orkaan

17 Clues: wervelwind • een orkaan • weer storm • stijlen berg • bewegend water • als je iemand helpt • ander woord voor zee • land in de ring van vuur • het midden van een orkaan • ander woord voor aardbeving • de ontwikkeling van een land • als water over het land komt • andere benaming voor een orkaan • druk waar de warme lucht omhoog gaat • als vocht verdampt en als regen neervalt • ...

Animals 2023-10-06

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Largest land animal.
Fastest land animal.
Will see you later.
Sea creature that has 8 tentacles.
Nocturnal bird known for its hooting sound.
Has a rattling tail.
National bird of the United States.
Slide on their bellies.

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tallest land animal.
Largest animal on Earth.
Will pinch your finger.
Flightless bird native to Australia.
Has a big horn on the front.
Bird that can mimic sounds of others.
Reptile that can change the color of its skin.
Big cat known for its mane.
Large cat with stripes.

17 Clues: Will see you later. • tallest land animal. • Largest land animal. • Fastest land animal. • Has a rattling tail. • Will pinch your finger. • Large cat with stripes. • Slide on their bellies. • Largest animal on Earth. • Big cat known for its mane. • Has a big horn on the front. • Sea creature that has 8 tentacles. • National bird of the United States. • ...

Crispy Crossword 2021-05-27

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a clockwise or counterclockwise angle between a north and south direction
a long, narrow hilltop that forms a sausage shape
REFERENCE, part of the grid reference system, comprises of four digit numbers
the lowest region of the atmosphere
LINES, a collection of lines that show on a map to represent mountains, valleys and landforms
a layer of the atmosphere, right above the mesosphere
an area of relatively flat ground
a deep ravine; usually with steep sides
REFERENCE, a reference that locates a place by numbers or letters
an extensive area of flat land which is higher than the land around it
MAP, a map with differences in shading and colouring
MAP, shows the natural features of the surrounding area
a list of symbols or signs that are on a map to signify small landmarks

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two areas of high land with a dip between them
HILL, a high round piece of land, not as large as a mountain
MAP, focuses on spatial variability
a layer of the atmosphere, right below the thermosphere
an are of land that sticks out from the side of a mountain or hill
the area enclosed by two perpendicular radii of a circle
a high, steep, rocky, slope formed by erosion or earth movements
MAP, concerns the shape and character of the Earth
the highest part of a hill or mountain range
MAP, also known as road map
relationship between different features of the biophysical environment
MAP, represents countries, towns and states
the steep hillside formed by a sudden drop in elevation
DENSITY, measurement of population per unit area
low land between hills or mountains

28 Clues: MAP, also known as road map • an area of relatively flat ground • MAP, focuses on spatial variability • the lowest region of the atmosphere • low land between hills or mountains • a deep ravine; usually with steep sides • MAP, represents countries, towns and states • the highest part of a hill or mountain range • two areas of high land with a dip between them • ...

Geography vocabulary 2017-02-15

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A broad belt of climate and geography that encircles the earth.
A stretch of river where the fast currents crash on the rocks.
A large inland body of water.
A shallow, underwater plain that is the real outer edge of a continent.
A mound or ridge of loose sand shaped by blowing winds.
A body of flowing water.
A marsh with trees.
A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides.
The sandy or rocky land at the edge of an ocean.
A bend in the winding, looping, course of many lowland rivers.
A large body of salt water that is smaller than an ocean.
An isolated rocky hill or mountain with a small flat top.

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A fan shaped deposit of mud and sand, often green with vegetation, found at the mouths of many rivers.
A very dry and desolate land. Receives little to no rainfall.
A hot, humid, tropical rain forest.
A pointed piece of land that projects from a coastline.
A narrow strip of land that connects two larger areas of land and narrowly separates two large bodies of water.
Long mountain ridge lines that determine the directions a continents rivers will flow.
the area where a river originates and begins its journey to sea.
A region thickly covered with trees and abundant underbrush.
A shallow place in a stream where people and animals can safely wade from one bank to the other.
A low, spongy wetland.
A small area of sea or lake partly enclosed by dry land.
A long narrow inlet of the sea between tall, rocky cliffs.
The place where a stream flows into a larger body of water.
A long, large stream.
A small, narrow, rocky ravine.

27 Clues: A marsh with trees. • A long, large stream. • A low, spongy wetland. • A body of flowing water. • A large inland body of water. • A small, narrow, rocky ravine. • A hot, humid, tropical rain forest. • A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides. • The sandy or rocky land at the edge of an ocean. • A pointed piece of land that projects from a coastline. • ...

Geography Defintions 2013-09-09

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a irruption causing natural land creation
a wetland with some overflowing areas but mostly shallow water.
A book of different types of maps
The time twice a year in which the sun crosses the equator and day and night are equal in length. (Summer Equinoxes, Winter Equinoxes)
a high plain
a large flat area
Map A map marked with contour lines.
A symbol to represent angles. (°)
The point in the orbit of a planet, asteroid, or comet at which it is furthest from the sun
An area that is sunk below its surroundings
A dry, barren area of land
The height of an object or point in relation to sea level
is an area of land bordered by water on 3 sides
Directions The four cardinal directions or cardinal points are the directions of north, south, east, and west
created by the natural movement of shifting plates
A period of 24 hours of the earth spinning on its axis to produce morning and night
opening of river
An imaginary line about which the earth rotates at an angle of 23°

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a elevated land with a flat top
Rose A circle showing the principal directions
up and down land (hills)
fast flowing water
An undesired change in the waveform of a signal
Hemisphere The half of the earth that contains Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia.
Any of the world's main continuous expanses of land
Circle The parallel of latitude 66° 33′ south of the equator.
The height above a fixed reference point.
An imaginary line, located at 0°,dividing the earth into northern and southern hemispheres
Circle The parallel of latitude 66° 33′ north of the equator.

29 Clues: a high plain • opening of river • a large flat area • fast flowing water • up and down land (hills) • A dry, barren area of land • a elevated land with a flat top • A book of different types of maps • A symbol to represent angles. (°) • Map A map marked with contour lines. • a irruption causing natural land creation • The height above a fixed reference point. • ...

Begrippen SO GS tijd van burgers en stoommachines 2013-11-20

Begrippen SO GS tijd van burgers en stoommachines crossword puzzle

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Gebieden waar de producten worden verkocht.
revolutie. Snelle verbeteringen in de landbouw, waarbij veel machines werden gebruikt.
Van Houten. 1874 - kinderen onder de 12 jaar mochten niet meer in fabrieken werken.
Geld.
Gematigde socialisten. Zij willen een klasseloze maatschappij bereiken d.m.v. de politiek.
Radicale socialisten. Zij willen een klasseloze maatschappij bereiken d.m.v. een revolutie.
Streven van Westerse landen om hun macht uit te breiden. Dit gebeurt vanaf de 19de eeuw vooral in Afrika en Azië. Dit had vooral een economische reden: grondstoffen halen uit de koloniën en eindproducten verkopen.
Een staat waarin de overheid zich zo min mogelijk bemoeit met de economie, ze zorgt vooral voor orde en veiligheid.
Het werk neerleggen uit protest.
Machine die met behulp van stoom in beweging wordt gezet.
Een groep mensen die op dezelfde manier denkt hoe het land bestuurd moet worden.
Organisatie die opkomt voor de rechten van de werkende mensen.
revolutie. De verandering van een landbouwsamenleving naar een geïndustrialiseerde samenleving, waar steeds meer producten met machines gemaakt worden.
Het werk van arbeiders.

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Een groep mensen die zich inzet voor het besturen van het land. De mensen binnen een politieke partij denken hetzelfde over het besturen van een land.
De denkwijze waarbij mensen willen dat de overheid zich zo min mogelijk bemoeit met de economie.
Een samenleving waarin er gelijkheid is tussen alle mensen.
Een land dat door een ander land is ingenomen. Meestal zijn dit overzees veroverde gebieden.
Het thuis maken van spullen, vooral in de textielsector.
Alle middelen die nodig zijn om producten te maken.
De denkwijze waarbij mensen een klasseloze maatschappij willen, gelijkheid.
Ruwe materialen waarvan producten worden gemaakt.
Liefde voor eigen land, volk en de eigen cultuur.

23 Clues: Geld. • Het werk van arbeiders. • Het werk neerleggen uit protest. • Gebieden waar de producten worden verkocht. • Ruwe materialen waarvan producten worden gemaakt. • Liefde voor eigen land, volk en de eigen cultuur. • Alle middelen die nodig zijn om producten te maken. • Het thuis maken van spullen, vooral in de textielsector. • ...

Jack Anderson 2014-12-17

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Underground hollow often having an opening in the side of a hill or cliff
In deserts and on beaches, windblown sands that have formed hills
A narrow waterway or channel connecting two larger bodies of water
An inland grassland area
Point of land projecting into a body of water
An artificial waterway used for irrigation or travel
A river or stream that flows into a larger river or stream
Natural hot spring that emits a column of water and steam into the air
High, steep or overhanging rock face
Area of barren land with roughly eroded ridges and peaks
Lowland between mountain ranges or hills often having a river or stream running along the bottom
A stream of water of considerable volume
Body of water partially enclosed by land with a wide outlet to the ocean
Vast treeless plains with permafrost and small, low plants

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Body of water completely surrounded by land
Hill that rises abruptly from surrounding area with sloping sides and a flat top
Narrow piece of land that connects two large landmasses and separates two bodies of water
Long, wide body of water connecting larger bodies of water, larger than a channel
Shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll
Piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
Flat or gently rolling lands
Deeper part of a river or harbor
Sandy, pebbly or rocky shore of a body of water
Large body of ice that moves across the Earth’s surface
Dense growth of trees and other plants covering a large area
Lowland region saturated by water

26 Clues: An inland grassland area • Flat or gently rolling lands • Deeper part of a river or harbor • Lowland region saturated by water • High, steep or overhanging rock face • A stream of water of considerable volume • Body of water completely surrounded by land • Point of land projecting into a body of water • Shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll • ...

Map of the Bahamas & World - Review - 3 2024-05-30

Map of the Bahamas & World - Review - 3 crossword puzzle

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What part of the cascarilla tree is used for medicine and campari?
The island with Duncan Town as the main settlement is ___?
The continent with no countries.
The important latitude line that runs through The Bahamas is Tropic of ___?
A narrow land area that connects 2 larger land areas.
The island most popular for Sports Fishing is ___?
One Commercial Farming tool or equipment is ___?
The Fishing capital of The Bahamas.
The Old Bahama Channel is above _____ (country)?
Island known for boat building.
This land area has water on only 3 sides.
A very small island is ____?
The tool or equipment used to catch crawfish.
A body of water that is completely surrounded by land is ___?
One subsistence fishing tool / equipment is ___?
The Southern Bahamian islands fall into the ___ climatic ZONE?

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The isthmus connecting North and South America is ___?
A ____ is a flowing stream of fresh water between banks.
The onion producing island in The Bahamas.
A place that gets less than 10 inches per year is a ____?
One ocean surrounding North America.
The Bahamas has many islands so it is an _____?
The name of the Salt company in Inagua is ___?
The _____ Providence Channel is between Abaco and Eleuthera?
This type of fishing and farming is on a small scale?
This fish has a closed season in The Bahamas.
The island Abraham's Bay is on is _____?
A land area that is completely surrounded by water.
The government helps farmers by giving them FREE ____?
The main vegetation (trees) on Andros and Grand Bahama.

30 Clues: A very small island is ____? • Island known for boat building. • The continent with no countries. • The Fishing capital of The Bahamas. • One ocean surrounding North America. • The island Abraham's Bay is on is _____? • This land area has water on only 3 sides. • The onion producing island in The Bahamas. • This fish has a closed season in The Bahamas. • ...

real estate 2022-05-18

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the state of being scarce or in short supply
under the table exchange of cash and goods
a plot of land
house pricing
lends money to the buyer
the basic unit of measurement in the rectangular survey system
Economics is the study of scarcity and its implications for the use of resources
annual percentage rate
reduce or pay off (a debt) with regular payments
property owned by a person or company, regarded as having value and available to meet debts, commitments, or legacies
a type of loan
the finalizing when buying a home
the end of an area of homes
the east-west line is the base line
Imaginary lines used by surveyors in locating and describing land under the rectangular survey method
bills in a home
a statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a famous or notable person or event

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building on land
home owners who live near a lake, or river
support by a patron
a kind of property interest
someone who determines the value of the property
when the buyer tries to get out of a deal
an are of land
public land survey system
private mortgage insurance
being decisive when making a decision
someone who revises the house, spectates
cant harm nearby home owners, but has access to this
a unit of land area equal to 4,840 square yards
the value of the shares issued by a company
a home for a smaller family
division into separate parts or sections
making the home livable

34 Clues: house pricing • a plot of land • an are of land • a type of loan • bills in a home • building on land • support by a patron • annual percentage rate • making the home livable • lends money to the buyer • public land survey system • private mortgage insurance • a kind of property interest • the end of an area of homes • a home for a smaller family • the finalizing when buying a home • ...

13 Colonies 2023-09-25

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What were the British settlers who settled in the colonies called?
Where did the British colonists settle in North America?
What did Britain give to people to come to the Americas? (hint: permission)
What was one social cause that resulted in people moving to Americas?
the ideas of self government were influenced by this Enlightnement thinker
There were land disputes over the Ohio River Valley. The British colonists tried to claim that land, however it belonged to _________________.
What did Britain expect the colonists to provide in return for the charters?
Even though Britain won, it lost a lot of money and went into __________.
Due to the demand of labor, southerners used ________________ for labor.
Poor people in Britain who signed contracts to get a voyage to the colonies for years in servitude were known as
A lot of plantation were grown in the south due to its ________________ soil.
This resulted in a war between Britain and France which was known as the

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Who was the man who discovered North and South America?
the French and Indian War concluded with the signing of the Treaty of Paris.
The British colonists wanted a specific piece of land known as the
The 13 colonies established their small local governments such as the Mayflower Compact and House of Burgesses. These governments were known as _____________________ governments.
How many colonies did the colonists establish in the east coast?
France lost and had to give up some of its ___________ in North America
Which group of people already occupied the land of North and South America?
The colonists sided with Britain, and the Native Americans sided with __________________.
As time went on in the colonies, the colonists, especially the colonists in Virginia wanted to expand _________ for more land.
What was one economic cause that resulted in people moving to the Americas

22 Clues: Who was the man who discovered North and South America? • Where did the British colonists settle in North America? • How many colonies did the colonists establish in the east coast? • What were the British settlers who settled in the colonies called? • The British colonists wanted a specific piece of land known as the • ...

2005324 2024-12-09

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A certain type of tree usually the same word said when a tree is falling
Men who were part of the expedition who have experience with rifles and heavy work
Exchange of goods between a group of people
The president of the UnitedStates during the 1800's
A bloodred valley found in the crazies
A passage way through North America that people have searched for ever since Columbus came to America.
A chance to get land or become rich
A river that Lewis and Clark went up on boats during the expedition
Going to a place because of a landmark or another specific land trait such as mountains
People who lived in America before the Europeans came and took their land
A raging river found in the crazies
Two former soldiers who went to explore the area of the Louisianna purchase

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A bigger range of things, in this scenario languages and religions
A river that stretches to the Pacific River through the Rocky mountains
The place on the left side of the Rocky Mountains and close to the Pacific Ocean
A scorching desert in a mountain range called the crazies.
A yellow-looking valuable rock
The 16 year old wife of Twosaint Charbounnou
The name of the slave owned by Lewis who came on the expedition
Certain features of a scape of land
purchase of a large amount of land from Thomas Jefferson to the French
A journey through an unexplored land to find riches, make maps, etc...
Someone who converts the other language to another language so they can understand it.
A tribe that Lewis and Clark ran into and stayed there first river at

24 Clues: A yellow-looking valuable rock • Certain features of a scape of land • A chance to get land or become rich • A raging river found in the crazies • A bloodred valley found in the crazies • Exchange of goods between a group of people • The 16 year old wife of Twosaint Charbounnou • The president of the UnitedStates during the 1800's • ...

Human Geography of Latin America 2025-11-14

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– How a country uses its resources to produce and sell goods and services.
– The number of people living per unit of area.
– Land surrounded by water on three sides.
– A cold, treeless region with frozen ground.
– The movement of people from one place to another.
– A flat, elevated area of land.
– The long-term weather patterns of a place.
– Explains the symbols and colors used on a map.
– Land completely surrounded by water.
– The increasing connection of countries through trade, communication, and culture.
– The warm region between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn.
– The imaginary line that divides Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
– The variety of plants and animals in an area.
– The beliefs, customs, foods, and traditions of a group of people.
– The imaginary line that divides Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
– The process of fertile land turning into desert.
– Shows the relationship between a distance on a map and the actual distance on Earth.

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– A large landmass such as Africa or Asia.
– Horizontal lines that measure distance north or south of the Equator.
– Half of the Earth.
– Materials from the Earth such as water, wood, and minerals.
– A chain of connected mountains.
– Movement of people from rural areas to cities.
– A large area of flat or gently rolling land.
– A group or chain of islands.
– The land drained by a river and its tributaries.
– The day-to-day condition of the atmosphere.
– Vertical lines that measure distance east or west of the Prime Meridian.
– A resource that can be replaced naturally, like wind or solar energy.
– A landform at the mouth of a river where sediment is deposited.

30 Clues: – Half of the Earth. • – A group or chain of islands. • – A flat, elevated area of land. • – A chain of connected mountains. • – Land completely surrounded by water. • – A large landmass such as Africa or Asia. • – Land surrounded by water on three sides. • – The long-term weather patterns of a place. • – A cold, treeless region with frozen ground. • ...

Indigenous Peoples of Canada/ Terms 2026-01-06

Indigenous Peoples of Canada/ Terms crossword puzzle

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(Department of Indian Affairs) A government department that managed Indigenous people and enforced the Indian Act.
A spiritual ceremony practiced by some Indigenous nations.
Areas of land set aside by the government for First Nations to live on.
Indigenous peoples in Canada who are not Métis or Inuit.
Changes made to a law.
Indigenous peoples who live mainly in Canada’s Arctic regions.
Indigenous peoples’ legal right to land based on long-time use.
Agreements made between Indigenous peoples and the Canadian government.
A traditional ceremony where communities share food, gifts, and stories.
Leaders who get their position through family lines.
(title owners) Owning land fully, like regular private property.
A Canadian law that controls many parts of First Nations life.
When Indigenous groups ask the government to recognize their land rights.

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When a First Nations person lost their status to gain Canadian rights.
Rights that protect Indigenous peoples, their land, and their culture.
Treaties signed between 1871 and 1921 across large parts of Canada.
People with both Indigenous and European roots and their own culture.
A 1969 plan that tried to remove Indian status and the Indian Act.
Schools that forced Indigenous children away from their families and culture.
The main government of Canada that runs the country.
A legal identity under the Indian Act that gives certain rights.
Government workers who controlled and enforced rules on reserves.
A rule that stopped First Nations people from leaving reserves without permission.
The group of people who make Canada’s laws.

24 Clues: Changes made to a law. • The group of people who make Canada’s laws. • The main government of Canada that runs the country. • Leaders who get their position through family lines. • Indigenous peoples in Canada who are not Métis or Inuit. • A spiritual ceremony practiced by some Indigenous nations. • Indigenous peoples who live mainly in Canada’s Arctic regions. • ...

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