mesopotamia Crossword Puzzles
Crossword 2022-03-14
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- The shortest war in history that lasted for 38 minutes broke out between Zanzibar and ______. (6,7)
- A unique blend of dance, music and acting form of Kashmir wherein satire, wit and parody are used. (5,6)
- A dramatic folk theatre form from Uttar Pradesh which involves the reenactment of the life of Rama.(7)
- The historic centre of Zanzibar city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.(5,4)
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- A lead singer of the rock and roll band "Queen" was born in Zanzibar(7,7)
- A massive terraced compound made of sun-baked and fired bricks.(8,2,2)
- The Sumerians used this to denote ownership of property and to stand as an individual's identity(7,4)
- Literally meaning a procession, this folk theatre form from Bengal was a result of the Bhakti movement.(5)
- This is a minor city-state in central Mesopotamia.(7)
9 Clues: This is a minor city-state in central Mesopotamia.(7) • A massive terraced compound made of sun-baked and fired bricks.(8,2,2) • A lead singer of the rock and roll band "Queen" was born in Zanzibar(7,7) • The historic centre of Zanzibar city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.(5,4) • ...
Unit 1, Mesopotamia. Crossword puzzle. 2021-09-30
9 Clues: A writer • The Belief one god • An orginized socitey • A Temple for the gods • The Belief of many gods • A worker in a skill trade • A political unit of a city • The worlds for system of writing • People who preformed religious ceremonies; had great status in the sumer
Mesopotamia Crossword Puzzle 2022-11-02
5 Clues: Extra supply • An ancient way of writing • Scribes will use these to write • Conquered land, governed by one ruler • A person that records important events
The Beginning of Civilization 2021-11-03
3 Clues: Most __________ ________ _________ were nomadic • People began to form __________________ during the Bronze Age • The first civilizations started in the __________ __________ of Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China
Arin Damico-Akkadian Empire Project 2025-12-17
TTS IPS 2025-10-07
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- jalur sutera laut yang melewati selat malaka disebut dengan jalur . . . .
- bangunan besar keagamaan peninggalan Hindu-Buddha yang terletak di area dataran tinggi biasanya berbahan batu . . . .
- rempah-rempah yang menjadi komoditi utama jalur sutra laut yang disebut sudah dipakai sejak zaman Mesopotamia sejak Tahun 1721 adalah . . . .
- teori yang menyatakan bahwa penyebaran agama Hindu-Buddha disebarkan kaum pemuka agama adalah teori . . . .
- jalur sutra merupakan jalur perdagangan dengan komiditi utama sutra yang berasal dari . . . .
- teori yang menyatakan bahwa penyebaran agama Hindu-Buddha disebarkan kaum pedagang adalah teori . . . .
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- candi di magelang yang dekat gunung merapi dan merbabu peninggalan Dinasti Syailendra adalah . . .
- salah satu hambatan dalam jalur sutera adalah banyaknya . . . .
- para penulis atau pujangga di zaman dahulu biasanya menuliskan naskah atau kitab diatas daun . . . .
- angin yang berhembus 6 bulan sekali yang dimanfaatkan para pelaut atau pedagang untuk melakukan perjalanan jauh adalah . . . .
- salah satu bukti bahwa penyebaran agama Hindu-Buddha disebarkan oleh para pedagang adalah keberadaan kampung madras atau kampung . . . . . di sumatera bagian utara.
- bangunan besar keagamaan peninggalan agama Hindu-Buddha yang fungsinya untuk tempat beribadah adalah . . . .
- benda peninggalan peradaban hindu-Buddha berbentuk patung yang menyerupai dewa-dewi disebut . . . .
- rasi bintang Ursa Mayor digunakan pelaut untuk berlayar menunjukkan arah . . . .
14 Clues: salah satu hambatan dalam jalur sutera adalah banyaknya . . . . • jalur sutera laut yang melewati selat malaka disebut dengan jalur . . . . • rasi bintang Ursa Mayor digunakan pelaut untuk berlayar menunjukkan arah . . . . • jalur sutra merupakan jalur perdagangan dengan komiditi utama sutra yang berasal dari . . . . • ...
JUDGES 2021-09-15
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- She was the only female judge.
- What son of Gideon murdered 69 of his 70 brothers then made himself judge?
- After Joshua died, which was the first tribe was to go against the Canaanites?
- The fat king that was stabbed by the second judge of Israel
- the second judge of Israel who stabbed a fat king with a homemade sword
- Othniel was brought to deliver Israel from what nation? (Chapter 3)
- Because of his unbelief Deborah said that even though Barak would defeat the armies of Sisera, the one to kill Sisera himself would be a woman called ______
- According to Judges 10:3 (King James Version), who led Israel for 22 years?
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- In Judges 6, What was Gideon's job before becoming a judge?
- How many judges are mentioned in the Book of Judges?
- Who did Gideon lead the Israelites in defeating in Judges 7?
- Who was the first judge to rule over Israel? (Judges 3)
- Who was Deborah married to?
- This judge is only mentioned twice in the whole Bible. He is known for killing 600 Philistines with an ox-goad.
- Who is credited with writing the book of Judges?
- After Othniel died what nation rose against Israel due to their sin?
16 Clues: Who was Deborah married to? • She was the only female judge. • Who is credited with writing the book of Judges? • How many judges are mentioned in the Book of Judges? • Who was the first judge to rule over Israel? (Judges 3) • In Judges 6, What was Gideon's job before becoming a judge? • The fat king that was stabbed by the second judge of Israel • ...
Greece Vocabulary Review 2021-03-22
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- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- a style of government that gives citizens the power to vote
- country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River
- a Greek philosopher who used doubt and questioning to challenge leaders of Greece
- SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south
- an area within a country that is small like a city but run like a country
- river valley civilization in modern-day Pakistan situated along the Indus River
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- a style of government ruled by a few power individuals
- "land between the rivers", located in modern-day Iraq, situated along the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers
- means "love of wisdom" and is the study of general and fundamental questions such as those about reason, existence, knowledge, values, mind, and language.
- a city-state within greece known for having a strong army
- the peninsula in southern Greece where the city-state of Sparta is located
- a Greek philosopher who believed the wisest people should rule the land
- country located in Southeast Europe in the Balkan Peninsula
- a style of government that the leader has invaded and taken control of the land and people
- a city-state within Greece known for education and philosophy
16 Clues: land surrounded by water on 3 sides • SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south • a style of government ruled by a few power individuals • a city-state within greece known for having a strong army • country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River • a style of government that gives citizens the power to vote • ...
Ikalawang Markahan AP Crossword Puzzle 2022-02-19
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- Ito ang naging wika ng mga Indo-Aryan loob ng 100 taon na dala ng Indo- aryan.
- Ito ay nagresulta sa pagkakaroon ng paggalang sa kalikasan.
- Pagkakaroon ng Caste System na
- Ito ay isang salin sa pangalan ni Zoroaster.
- Sa Kabihasnang Indus ang kanilang sistema ng pagsulat ay tinawag na?
- Ang salitang ito ay may ibig sabihin na pagmamahal sa karunungan.
- Sa China ang tradisyong ito ay ang paa ng kababaihan ay pinapaliit hanggang tatlong pulgada gamit ang pagbabalot ng bakal na sapatos.
- ng diskriminasyon sa lipunan.
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- Ito ay tinatawag na yellow River dahil pagkatapos ng pagbaha ang tubig nito ay nag iiwan ng loess o dilaw na lupa na nagsisilbing pataba sa lupaing agrikultural na malapit dito.
- Tinawag na cradle of civilization dahil nagsilbing lundayan ng mga sinaunang kabihasnan.
- Ito ay isa sa mga paniniwala ng mga Hindu na kung saan sinasabi na ang bawat aksyon ay may kaakibat na parusa o gantimpala.
- Anong dinastiya sa Tsina ang nagka-watak-watak sa loob ng 400 taon?
- Ito ay naging importanteng bahagi sa kulturang Tsino dahil sa pagsusulat na tinawag na?
- “Ang aming pangkat ang nagdala ng Hinduismo sa India”. Sino ang nagsabi ng pahayag na ito?
- Tawag sa paniniwala at pagsamba sa maraming diyos.
- Sa imperyong ito pinamumunuan ng pinakamahusay na pinuno ng Maurya.
16 Clues: ng diskriminasyon sa lipunan. • Pagkakaroon ng Caste System na • Ito ay isang salin sa pangalan ni Zoroaster. • Tawag sa paniniwala at pagsamba sa maraming diyos. • Ito ay nagresulta sa pagkakaroon ng paggalang sa kalikasan. • Ang salitang ito ay may ibig sabihin na pagmamahal sa karunungan. • Anong dinastiya sa Tsina ang nagka-watak-watak sa loob ng 400 taon? • ...
Greece Vocabulary Review 2021-03-22
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- a style of government that gives citizens the power to vote
- the peninsula in southern Greece where the city-state of Sparta is located
- SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south
- a style of government ruled by a few power individuals
- a city-state within Greece known for education and philosophy
- a Greek philosopher who believed the wisest people should rule the land
- country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River
- a style of government that the leader has invaded and taken control of the land and people
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
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- an area within a country that is small like a city but run like a country
- country located in Southeast Europe in the Balkan Peninsula
- means "love of wisdom" and is the study of general and fundamental questions such as those about reason, existence, knowledge, values, mind, and language.
- a city-state within greece known for having a strong army
- "land between the rivers", located in modern-day Iraq, situated along the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers
- a Greek philosopher who used doubt and questioning to challenge leaders of Greece
- river valley civilization in modern-day Pakistan situated along the Indus River
16 Clues: land surrounded by water on 3 sides • SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south • a style of government ruled by a few power individuals • a city-state within greece known for having a strong army • country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River • country located in Southeast Europe in the Balkan Peninsula • ...
Remedi SKI 2025-12-11
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- keilmuan yang berdampak dan berkembang di masyarakat Arab sebelum Islam datang adalah ilmu
- abu bakar merupakan nama julukan dari kata bakr yang artinya
- perang yang dilakukan pada masa abu bakar untuk menaklukkan Bizantium hingga menyebabkan runtuhnya kekaisarannya disebut
- nabi Muhammad menerima wahyu pertama di
- hijrah pertama kali yang dilakukan oleh kaum muslimin adalah hijrah ke
- apa julukan yang diberikan kepada Utsman bin Affan karena beliau menikahi dua Putri nabi Muhammad SAW
- Kaum arab terdahulu yang sejarahnya tidak bisa dilacak secara perinci dan lengkap adalah suku Arab
- peristiwa wafatnya dua orang yang dicintai Rasulullah di tahun yang sama disebut
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- pertempuran yang terjadi pada masa abu bakar akibat banyaknya kaum muslim yang murtad dan menolak membayar zakat disebut
- pembayaran wajib bagi non muslim sebagai jaminan keamanan disebut
- Kekaisaran yang wilayah kekuasaannya terbentang dari Irak dan Mesopotamia hingga pedalaman Timur Iran serta Afghanistan adalah kekaisaran
- pada saat berdakwah di Makkah tempat persembunyian Rasulullah SAW dari kejaran kaum Quraisy adalah
- kepercayaan kuno yang menyembah banyak dewa atau berhala dikenal dengan istilah
- peristiwa yang terjadi akibat pengkhianatan kaum Quraisy yang melanggar salah satu butir dalam perjanjian hudaibiah adalah peristiwa
- kaum minoritas yang tidak memiliki kekuasaan dan kekuatan besar di Madinah adalah kaum
- agama dan kepercayaan masyarakat Madinah sebelum Islam yang paling banyak dianut kala itu adalah agama
16 Clues: nabi Muhammad menerima wahyu pertama di • abu bakar merupakan nama julukan dari kata bakr yang artinya • pembayaran wajib bagi non muslim sebagai jaminan keamanan disebut • hijrah pertama kali yang dilakukan oleh kaum muslimin adalah hijrah ke • kepercayaan kuno yang menyembah banyak dewa atau berhala dikenal dengan istilah • ...
(The First Empires) Unit 2: Lesson 2 Vocabulary 2025-09-25
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- strong rulers conquered regions to form these; a state containing several countries or territories
- the worlds first empire
- a set of laws that governed life in the Babylonian empire which contained around 300 laws
- Akkadians began to trade with people as far away as the Indus valley in modern day__________.
- even though the laws made peoples lives better there still were a lot of _______ people
- One of the many groups that invaded Sumer from Northern Mesopotamia
- an idea or way of doing things that is common in a certain culture
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- akkadian man who became king of the sumerian city-state of Kish chose his daughter to be a high priestess in the city-state of Ur
- excellent military leader and skilled ruler who controlled the Babylonian empire
- the Akkadians and Sumerians had similar ________ practices
- the idea that all members of a society must obey the law
- a small unimportant city on the Euphrates river that later became an empire
- after Sargons death the Akkadian empire was invaded by warriors from the ________mountains.
- an independent state that works with other states to achieve a shared military or political goal
14 Clues: the worlds first empire • the idea that all members of a society must obey the law • the Akkadians and Sumerians had similar ________ practices • an idea or way of doing things that is common in a certain culture • One of the many groups that invaded Sumer from Northern Mesopotamia • a small unimportant city on the Euphrates river that later became an empire • ...
Arin Damico Akkadian Empire Project 2025-12-17
Arin Damico Akkadian Empire Project 2025-12-17
The Sumerians 2021-10-26
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- Influenced by the pottery wheel, two-wheeled vehicles in which a driver drove a team of animals
- Writing created after pictographs evolved into symbols that represented words
- Sharpened reeds to scratch symbols into wet clay
- The process of using furnaces and bellows to control heat to extract minerals to make copper and bronze.
- A vital tool created to break up the tough soil of the field in order to plant seeds and plants
- Calculations using numbers is called ________ and was made possible by the Sumerians formal number system based on units of 60
- Mud was used as a building material since Sumeria lacked wood or rocks. They used molds to form it into _______.
- The Sumerians gathered wool and used it to weave fabrics in large quantities. The fabrics are called _________.
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- A writer in ancient Sumeria
- Early writing consisting of picture writing
- Group of people who established a settlement in Mesopotamia, near the Persian Gulf
- Sumerians created wheels to help mold this ancient vessel to store food in
- complex systems of dams made of reeds and mud to keep water from flooding agricultural fields
- Collecting water and the rich silt it contained for use in watering and fertilizing agricultural land
14 Clues: A writer in ancient Sumeria • Early writing consisting of picture writing • Sharpened reeds to scratch symbols into wet clay • Sumerians created wheels to help mold this ancient vessel to store food in • Writing created after pictographs evolved into symbols that represented words • ...
Unit 1 Review: Ancient Civilizations 2021-09-28
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- king of Babylon created the first formal law code to rule his empire
- range which isolated ancient China and India from other ancient civilizations
- reed that grows in the Nile delta, used by the ancient Egyptians to make a paper-like material used for writing on
- change in human life caused by the beginning of farming (people’s shift from food gathering to food producing)
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- in which the ruler is a divine figure (god) or the government is controlled by religious leaders
- Spreading of ideas or products from one culture to another
- Egyptian writing system using pictures to represent ideas and sounds
- Chinese dynasty which developed along the Yellow (Huang He) and Yangtze Rivers
- of writing with wedge-shaped symbols, invented by the Sumerians around 3000 BC
- civilization found along the Indus and Ganges Rivers in northern India
- civilization centered on the Nile River in northern Africa
- of ancient Egypt - considered a god, as well as a political and military leader
- civilization found in Southwest Asia between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
- An area of rich farmland in Southwest Asia (between Tigris & Euphrates Rivers) where the first civilizations began.
14 Clues: Spreading of ideas or products from one culture to another • civilization centered on the Nile River in northern Africa • Egyptian writing system using pictures to represent ideas and sounds • king of Babylon created the first formal law code to rule his empire • civilization found along the Indus and Ganges Rivers in northern India • ...
Unit 5 Review 2024-02-20
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- This belief system felt government leaders should make few laws and take action through inaction
- This was created to limit the powers of the king
- As legal codes have changed over time they have provided more ___ to citizens
- This belief system emphasized education and required days of exams before becoming a scholar official to serve in government
- This Greek orator is famous for a praising democracy as a model government to others
- The belief that a ruler must be fair and just to keep the approval of the gods
- This legal code from ancient Mesopotamia was based on retribution (revenge)
- Sparta was ruled by this type of government with a small group of leaders
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- This legal code was so harsh that it only lasted 15 years before the people rebelled
- This legal code simplified the laws in the Byzantine Empire
- In this Greek city-state women had more freedoms
- This is how a monarch comes to power and keeps power
- This legal code was created to provide more fairness between Patricians and Plebeians
- Ancient Greece had this type of government where all citizens voted on issues
14 Clues: In this Greek city-state women had more freedoms • This was created to limit the powers of the king • This is how a monarch comes to power and keeps power • This legal code simplified the laws in the Byzantine Empire • Sparta was ruled by this type of government with a small group of leaders • ...
Arin Damico Crossword 2025-12-17
Arin Damico Akkadian Empire Project 2025-12-17
Vocab #2 2023-10-06
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- extra Goods produced above the amount needed for a community
- a scripture or book that teaches and guides us and has laws for Jews composed by Moses
- the belief of more than one God
- A ruler in ancient Egypt
- A monotheistic pre-islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by zoroaster
- a pictorial writing system used by ancient Egyptians
- Age a period and time that started between 1200 BC and 600 BC, came after Stone and Bronze Age
- a complex organization that has multi-layered systems and process
- Commandments a moral guide book which tries to explain How people should treat each other
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- A system that organizes or ranks things often according to power or importance
- a historic region of West Asia within the Tigris and Euphrates river system
- a system of government in which persists rule in the name of God or a god
- a large group of people who share a cultural and Regional origin but are living away from their traditional Homeland
- the belief of one God
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms and independent state
- a group of countries or regions that are controlled by one ruler or one government
- a line of heredity rulers of a country
- ancient region in northeastern Africa or Upper Egypt linked to the Nile River
18 Clues: the belief of one God • A ruler in ancient Egypt • the belief of more than one God • a line of heredity rulers of a country • a pictorial writing system used by ancient Egyptians • extra Goods produced above the amount needed for a community • a complex organization that has multi-layered systems and process • ...
Vocab #2 2024-09-27
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- Commandments Rules of worship, that forbids acts like murder, theft, adn adultery
- Government rules by divine guidance or by someone who is divinely guided
- A writing system that employed charecters in the form of pictures typically seen in egypt
- A government system where decisons are made by state officials, rather than elected representatives
- Emphasizes a never-ending batte between good and evil
- A region in southern Egypt and the Sudan, north of Khartoum, extending from the Nile to the Red Sea
- Organiation of people where they are ranked above one another according to status or authority
- Belief in or worship of more than one god
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- Beleif or Doctrine that there is only one god
- (In Judaism) the law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded int he first 5 books of the Hebrew Scriptures
- Region between the Tigrid and Euphrates River in Asia
- A city with its surronding terriorty form an independent state
- Dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland
- A ruler in ancient Egypt
- A large group of states or countries under one authority, like an emperor or empress
- Excess left over after requirements have been met
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country
- Age Prehistoric Period after the Bronze Age, where weapons and tools were made from Iron
18 Clues: A ruler in ancient Egypt • A line of hereditary rulers of a country • Belief in or worship of more than one god • Beleif or Doctrine that there is only one god • Excess left over after requirements have been met • Region between the Tigrid and Euphrates River in Asia • Emphasizes a never-ending batte between good and evil • ...
evidence of earlist writing 2024-03-12
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- much smaller than normal
- something that represents a feeling, fact, event etc
- a group of people or things that arrive or are dealt with together
- having or using the shapes and lines, such as circles or squares, especially when these are arranged in regular patterns
- to close an entrance or a container with something that stops air, water etc from coming in or out of it
- a group of people or things that arrive or are dealt with together
- facts or signs that show clearly that something exists or is true
- to completely get rid of something that is unnecessary or unwanted
- a flat piece of stone or clay with words cut into it, for example above someone’s grave
- the state of being able to read and write
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- the set of letters that are used in writing a language
- to press something into a soft surface so that a mark or pattern appears on it
- relating to the writing used by the people of ancient Mesopotamia
- relating to the outside of something or of a person’s body
- the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
- to make known something that was previously secret or unknown
- not necessary because something else means or does the same thing
- the profession or work of keeping or checking financial accounts, calculating taxes
- a picture or shape that has a particular meaning or represents a particular organization or idea
19 Clues: much smaller than normal • the state of being able to read and write • the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities • something that represents a feeling, fact, event etc • the set of letters that are used in writing a language • relating to the outside of something or of a person’s body • to make known something that was previously secret or unknown • ...
Vocab 2 2022-10-03
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- a ruler in ancient Egypt.
- a line of hereditary rulers in a country
- the doctrine or belief that there is only one God.
- a prehistoric period that followed the Bronze age when the weapons and tools came to be made of Iron.
- an extensionof status under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emeror or empress.
- a system or organisation in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.
- a system of governments in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
- an amount of something left over when requirements have been met; an excess of production or supply demand.
- monotheistic pre-Islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by Zoroaster in the 6th century B.C.
- a region in south Sudan.
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- the belief in or worship of a god/s
- a city with it's surrounding territory forming an independent state.
- Jewish law of god.
- writing consists of hieroglyphics.
- an Empire that is in modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, Turkey, and Syria.
- a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by the state officials rather than the elected representatives.
- set of biblical principles relating to this and worship that play a fundamental role in Judaism and Christianity.
- the dispersion of the Jewish people beyond Israel.
18 Clues: Jewish law of god. • a region in south Sudan. • a ruler in ancient Egypt. • writing consists of hieroglyphics. • the belief in or worship of a god/s • a line of hereditary rulers in a country • the doctrine or belief that there is only one God. • the dispersion of the Jewish people beyond Israel. • an Empire that is in modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, Turkey, and Syria. • ...
Vocab 2 Learning contract Crossword 2022-10-05
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- (in Judaism) is the law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures (the Pentateuch)
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state.
- an ancient Egyptian type of writing
- was a period in human history that started between 1200 B.C. and 600 B.C.
- fertile crescent, area in the middle east
- The Ten Commandments were given to Moses by God for all Jewish people to follow.
- ancient Egyptian king, ruler
- a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives.
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- an ancient Persian religion that may have originated as early as 4,000 years ago.
- a system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.
- a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
- a civilization believing in only one god
- a civilization believing in more than one god
- a population that is scattered across regions that are separate from its geographic place of origin.
- a succession of people from the same family who play a prominent role in business, politics, or another field.
- is a region along the Nile river
- an amount of supply more than sufficient
- a domain ruled by royalty
18 Clues: a domain ruled by royalty • ancient Egyptian king, ruler • is a region along the Nile river • an ancient Egyptian type of writing • a civilization believing in only one god • an amount of supply more than sufficient • fertile crescent, area in the middle east • a civilization believing in more than one god • ...
Greece Vocabulary Review 2021-03-22
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- a Greek philosopher who used doubt and questioning to challenge leaders of Greece
- a style of government ruled by a few power individuals
- a style of government that th eleader has invaded and taken control of the land and people
- the peninsula in southern Greece where the city-state of Sparta is located
- country located in Southeast Europe in the Balkan Peninsula
- "land between the rivers", located in modern-day Iraq, situated along the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers
- an area within a country that is small like a city but run like a country
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- SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- means "love of wisdom" and is the study of general and fundamental questions such as those about reason, existence, knowledge, values, mind, and language.
- a city-state within Greece known for education and philosophy
- a city-state within greece known for having a strong army
- a style of government that gives citizens the power to vote
- a Greek philosopher who believed the wisest people should rule the land
- country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River
- river valley civilization in modern-day Pakistan situated along the Indus River
16 Clues: land surrounded by water on 3 sides • SEA large body of water bordering Greece to the south • a style of government ruled by a few power individuals • a city-state within greece known for having a strong army • country in Northeast Africa, situated along the Nile River • a style of government that gives citizens the power to vote • ...
sejarah 2024-10-28
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- Di galeri, mesir terdapat lukisan yang menggambarkan ekspedisi kapal besar yang di prakarsai oleh ratu
- Di dalam lubang hidung ramses ll (1224 SM) ditemukan lada hitam sebagai bahan pengawetan?
- kitab apa yang menyebutkan sumber kayu gaharu dan cendana berada di daerah timur nusantara?
- pada kurang lebih 2.500-3.500 tahun yang lalu(zaman logam),nenek moyang bangsa indonesia telah berlayar hingga ke?
- Huruf apa yang ada di bawah lukisan yang menggambarkan ekspedisi kapal besar?
- Dalam peta "Guide to Geography" (abadi ke-1 M) yang dibuat astronom Alexandria (Mesir), Claudius Ptolemaeus.Dalam peta tersebut, Ptolemaeus menulis nama sebuah kota bernama?
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- Di terqa,sebuah situs kuno di?
- Sumber lain menyebutkan cengkih (chi shelting hsiang) dari mo wu (Maluku) yang digambarkan berbentuk seperti?
- manusia dengan senjata terselip di pinggang situs liang kacamata (kalimantan selatan)mereka adalah kelompok manusia yang berbahasa?
- siapa penulis kitab raghuvamsa yang menyebutkan sumber rempah berupa lavanga (cengkih) diwilayah Dvipantara (nusantara)?
- Meskipun demikian, sampai permulaan abad Masehi, india berfokus pada perdagangan?
- kapal besar tersebut membawa pulang berbagai jenis tanaman dan bahan wewangian untuk?
- Sumber tertulis india dari abad ke 3-SM berulang kali menyebut.... Sebagai asal rempah-rempah?
- India menyadari emas yang dimaksud dalam kitab-kitabnya itu adalah?
14 Clues: Di terqa,sebuah situs kuno di? • India menyadari emas yang dimaksud dalam kitab-kitabnya itu adalah? • Huruf apa yang ada di bawah lukisan yang menggambarkan ekspedisi kapal besar? • Meskipun demikian, sampai permulaan abad Masehi, india berfokus pada perdagangan? • kapal besar tersebut membawa pulang berbagai jenis tanaman dan bahan wewangian untuk? • ...
Vocabulary #2 2024-09-27
Across
- belief/worshiping of multiple gods (that can be created and destroyed)
- ancient Egyptian rulers that ruled their kingdom (also were religious leaders)
- amount of leftovers when expectations have been met (often food)
- ten rules given by God to Moses, teaching how humans should live morally
- historical form of pictorial writing used on Egyptian buildings
- historical era in which humans started using iron & steel as their main source to create tools
- form of autocracy which a god/goddess is the supreme ruling authority, giving guidance to human intermediaries who do the government's daily tasks
- independent city with their own government, completely separate from surrounding land (if any)
- group of humans that share a culture/origin away from their homeland
- extensive group of states/countries under single supreme authority (empress/emperor)\
Down
- name of a land that means "land between the rivers" in Greek (refers to Tigris & Euphrates rivers)
- system of government which most important decisions are made by state officials and not elected representatives
- line of blood-related hereditary rulers
- first 5 books of the Bible (Hebrew scriptures in Judaism)
- first monotheistic pre-islamic religion of ancient Persia that started in 6th century B.C. by Zoroaster
- belief/worshiping of one God that is eternal
- social system where (groups of) people are ranked in society based on status/job/authority
- ancient land/kingdom in northeast Africa that runs alongside the Nile
18 Clues: line of blood-related hereditary rulers • belief/worshiping of one God that is eternal • first 5 books of the Bible (Hebrew scriptures in Judaism) • historical form of pictorial writing used on Egyptian buildings • amount of leftovers when expectations have been met (often food) • group of humans that share a culture/origin away from their homeland • ...
HIST 6 Unit 1 Crossword 1 2025-09-11
Across
- Etched or carved into a hard surface
- An ancient form of writing that used a system of symbols carved into wet clay tablets
- A deep wide ditch surrounding a town, castle, or fort used for defense
- A society, or group of people, with similar religious beliefs, customs, language, and form of government
- Something that is passed down from generation to generation
- Passed genetically from parent to child
- A long and drawn out conflict between two people or groups
Down
- An ancient historical region in Mesopotamia that included the city Babylon
- A process used to bring water from a well, river, or lake to a place where it does not rain enough to grow crops
- A series of rulers of ONE country who are all from the same family
- Group of countries or territories under the control of ONE government authority
- A place where a group of people live together permanently or for extended periods of time
- Following one pattern remaining the same in form or character
- A channel dug by people to control or direct water for irrigation
- Ancient Mesopotamian temple with a pyramid shape, consisting of several levels characterized by staircases on the outside walls
- A rebellion or rejection of authority
- A city that is an independent political state with its own government (Two Words)
- A wall or barrier built to prevent flooding and also direct water flow
18 Clues: Etched or carved into a hard surface • A rebellion or rejection of authority • Passed genetically from parent to child • A long and drawn out conflict between two people or groups • Something that is passed down from generation to generation • Following one pattern remaining the same in form or character • ...
Vocab #2 2022-10-07
Across
- An ancient region south of the Epypitan civilization
- A prehistoric period after the Brovze Age when weapons and tools came to be made out of iron
- A system of government in which priests rule in the name of god
- A form of writing in which pitures or symbols are used to represent objects, concepts, or sounds
- A monotheistic pre-islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by Zoroaster in the 6th century BC
- Dispersion of Jewish beyond Israel
- The rules given te Moses by God on Mt. Sinai
Down
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country
- A system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than elected representatives
- An excess of production over demand
- An ancient regian of present day Iraq, lying between the Tigris and Euphrates river
- The belief that there is only one god
- The belief in or worship of more than one god
- An extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority
- A city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- The law of God as revealed by Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures
- A system in which people or groups are ranked on above the other accorrding cto status or authority
- A ruler in ancient Epypt
18 Clues: A ruler in ancient Epypt • Dispersion of Jewish beyond Israel • An excess of production over demand • The belief that there is only one god • A line of hereditary rulers of a country • The rules given te Moses by God on Mt. Sinai • The belief in or worship of more than one god • An ancient region south of the Epypitan civilization • ...
Vocab #2 Crossword 2023-10-03
Across
- A region along the Nile river that was one of the earliest civilizations of ancient Northeastern Africa
- An extensive amount of an asset or resource
- Ancient Egyptian rulers;were both in charge and religious leaders
- the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, thought to have been composed by Moses
- The belief in one god
- The belief in many gods
- A period of human history where people across Europe, Africa, and Asia began making tools from iron and steel
- A historical region of West Asia within the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Down
- A big group of people that share a regional origin but live outside this homeland
- A character used in a pictorial writing system, particularly that form used by ancient Egyptians
- A government system that priests rule in the name of a god
- A body of non-elected government officials
- One of the world's oldest known living religions;Monotheistic
- A large group of states or countries under a single supreme authority
- An independent city that has it's own government, completely separate from near by countries
- The ten rules given by God that dictate how people should live and interact
- A line of hereditary rulers where the authority is passed down by generation in the same family
- A ranking system with positions of authority, associated with a chain of command/control
18 Clues: The belief in one god • The belief in many gods • A body of non-elected government officials • An extensive amount of an asset or resource • A government system that priests rule in the name of a god • One of the world's oldest known living religions;Monotheistic • Ancient Egyptian rulers;were both in charge and religious leaders • ...
Religion and Empires 2023-10-06
Across
- When rulers of a country are decided through lineage
- An ancient region in Africa in the Nile River Valley below Egypt
- A religion in which there is constant war between good and evil
- A form of religion in which multiple deities are worshipped
- Many pieces of land being controlled by mainly one leader
- A form of religion in which only one God exists and is worshiped
- The first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible also known as the Old Testament
- A ruler or king in ancient Egypt
- When people are ranked in order and social class by their profession and authority
- When an item has excess of what is needed and an amount is left over
Down
- An ancient region in the Middle East in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers with the world's first civilizations
- A set of rules which tell how people should treat each other as well as religion
- A type of ancient writing in Egypt using symbols which are usually carved
- A stage of the Neolithic Era in which tools were made of iron
- When the Jewish people spread out after being invaded
- A form of government in which decisions are made by non-elected officials
- A form of government in which gods rule but priests rule the land in place of them
- A city with authority over its territory with its own political life
18 Clues: A ruler or king in ancient Egypt • When rulers of a country are decided through lineage • When the Jewish people spread out after being invaded • Many pieces of land being controlled by mainly one leader • A form of religion in which multiple deities are worshipped • A stage of the Neolithic Era in which tools were made of iron • ...
Learning Contract #2 - Ohm Patel - Block 2 - 9/26/2024 2024-09-26
Across
- - A system of organization where people are ranked according to status or authority
- - An excess of something or above satisfaction level of something such as food
- - A time period after the bronze age where the use of iron became widespread.
- - A set of moral rule for humans and it is a ethical law
- - An ancient Egyptians language writing with pictorial symbols
- - A ruler of ancient Egypt that was considered to be a god.
- - Civilization near the persian gulf, euphrates and tigris river. Located in the fertile crescent
- - A belief or religion including only one god or supreme being
Down
- - A system of government where priests rule the country
- - One of the oldest still being practiced religions in the world originated from Iran
- - A nation with one central emperor and controlling other states.
- - A complex system of government where important decisions are made by state officials
- - the dispersion of people from their homeland, specifically the Jews spreading from Cannan
- - A family line of rulers of a certain city or empire.
- - A civilization right below ancient Egypt and they got enslaved by them one time.
- - A belief or religion including multiple gods or supreme beings
- - An early section of the Holy Bible that is in many other religious texts and is believed by many religions
- - A city where’s its surrounding territory forms an independent state
18 Clues: - A family line of rulers of a certain city or empire. • - A system of government where priests rule the country • - A set of moral rule for humans and it is a ethical law • - A ruler of ancient Egypt that was considered to be a god. • - An ancient Egyptians language writing with pictorial symbols • - A belief or religion including only one god or supreme being • ...
Vocab #2- Ancient River Valley Civilizations 2025-10-07
Across
- A civilization in the Fertile Crescent between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- The belief or worship of more than one god
- The ten rules given to Moses by god that dictate how humans should live with each other, according to Hebrew traditions
- The compilation of the first five books in the Hebrew Bible
- A ranked/classification of a group of people based on economic and social standing
- The line of hereditary rulers of an empire or country
- A government based on religion
- The ancient Egyptian writing system
- A city and its surrounding territory functioning as an independent state with its own government
- A range of territories and people under a single sovereign authority
Down
- A large, complex system of government in which it's managed by non-elected officials
- A historical period following the Bronze Age, when weapons/tools were made of iron
- The amount of excess of something left over once the requirements have been met
- A ruler in ancient Egypt
- The belief or worship of one god
- A region along the Nile River consisting of several empires, such as the Kingdom of Kush
- The dispersion of people from their original homeland
- Founded in ancient Persia by an Iranian; this religion's followers believe the world is involved in a struggle between good & evil
18 Clues: A ruler in ancient Egypt • A government based on religion • The belief or worship of one god • The ancient Egyptian writing system • The belief or worship of more than one god • The dispersion of people from their original homeland • The line of hereditary rulers of an empire or country • The compilation of the first five books in the Hebrew Bible • ...
Vocab #2 2022-09-30
Across
- An extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority
- The law of God as revealed Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures
- A monotheistic Pre-Islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by Zoroaster in the 6th century B.C.
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country
- The belief in or worship of more than one god
- Dispersion of Jewish beyond Israel
- The belief that there is only one god
Down
- A system of government in which most of the imporntant decisions ore made by state officials rather than elected representatives
- The rules given to Moses by God on Mt. Sinai
- A form of writing in which pictures or symbols are used to represent objects, concepts, or sounds.
- An ancient region of present day Iraq, lying between the Tigris and Euphrates River
- A ruler in ancient Egypt
- A system of government in which priests rule in the name of god
- A city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- A system in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority
- An ancient region south of the Egyptian civilization
- An excess of production over demand
- A prehistoric period after the Bronze Age when weapons and tools came to be made out of iron
18 Clues: A ruler in ancient Egypt • Dispersion of Jewish beyond Israel • An excess of production over demand • The belief that there is only one god • A line of hereditary rulers of a country • The rules given to Moses by God on Mt. Sinai • The belief in or worship of more than one god • An ancient region south of the Egyptian civilization • ...
Vocab #2 2023-09-28
Across
- an amount of something left over when requirements have been met; an excess of production or supply over demand.
- The spread of people from their native homeland
- a prehistory period that followed the Bronze Age, when weapons and tools came to be made of iron.
- a stylized picture of an object representing a word, syllable, or sound, as found in ancient Egyptian and other writing systems.
- State a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- The belief in or worship of more than one god.
- in Greek, it translates to "between rivers"
- A moral guidebook which try to explain how people should behave towards each other.
- The doctrine or belief that there is only one god.
Down
- a line of hereditary rulers of a country
- A monotheistic pre-Islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by Zoroaster in 6th century B.C
- an extensive group of states or countries
- separate kingdom south of Egypt.
- a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representations.
- teaching, direction, guidance, and law
- a ruler in ancient Egypt
- a system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status.
- a system of government in which priests rule in the name of god or a god.
18 Clues: a ruler in ancient Egypt • separate kingdom south of Egypt. • teaching, direction, guidance, and law • a line of hereditary rulers of a country • an extensive group of states or countries • in Greek, it translates to "between rivers" • The belief in or worship of more than one god. • The spread of people from their native homeland • ...
World History Vocab #2 2023-10-03
Across
- A line of hereditary rulers.
- An ancient river valley civilization along the Nile river, near Upper Egypt.
- A monotheistic religion founded by Zoroaster that emphasizes a never-ending battle between good and evil.
- The belief in more than one god.
- A group of states or countries under a single supreme authority.
- The belief that there is only one god.
- The law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures.
- A ruler in ancient Egypt.
- A system or organization in which people and/or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority.
- An amount of something left over when requirements have been met.
Down
- A river valley civilization situated between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
- A list of religious precepts given by God to Moses in Judaism.
- Stylized pictures of objects representing a word or phrase, as found in ancient Egyptian writing systems.
- A prehistoric period that followed the Bronze Age, when weapons and tool were made of iron.
- What the Jews being spread across the world after being kicked out of Canaan is called.
- A system of government where decisions are made by non-elected officials.
- A system of government where priests rule in the name of God or a god.
- A city that forms an independent state.
18 Clues: A ruler in ancient Egypt. • A line of hereditary rulers. • The belief in more than one god. • The belief that there is only one god. • A city that forms an independent state. • A list of religious precepts given by God to Moses in Judaism. • A group of states or countries under a single supreme authority. • ...
Tamadun Mesopotamia 2025-07-07
1L History-Ancient World: Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Israel 2025-02-10
Across
- a Jewish religious leader and teacher
- a set of letters that symbolize sounds and can be combined to make words
- a person whose job is to write or make copies of written information
- a group of countries or territories under the control of one government or ruler
- related to or characterized by the worship of or belief in a single god
- passion; eagerness
- a rebellion; a rejection of authority
- an ancient form of writing that used a system of symbols carved into wet clay tablets
- a Jewish temple or house of worship
- rules based on ideas about right and wrong
- an arc of land stretching from the Nile River valley to southwestern Asia, characterized by rich soil and climate conditions that supported the development of early civilizations
- to prepare a body to prevent decay
- moving around often in search of food; not settled in one place
Down
- in exchange for protection
- a shallow area of a river where the water moves fast over rocks or other obstacles
- a crane-like tool that uses a pole and bucket to lift water
- land created by silt deposits at the mouth of a river
- a long, complex tale that tells the story of a hero’s adventures
- payment of money or goods by a people or their ruler to another country or
- writing based on pictures rather than letters
- a city that is an independent political state with its own government
- to slowly move back or away
- to run away
- an important agreement or promise
- political and religious leader of ancient Egypt
25 Clues: to run away • passion; eagerness • in exchange for protection • to slowly move back or away • an important agreement or promise • to prepare a body to prevent decay • a Jewish temple or house of worship • a Jewish religious leader and teacher • a rebellion; a rejection of authority • rules based on ideas about right and wrong • writing based on pictures rather than letters • ...
The Fertile Crescent, Mesopotamia, and the Persian Empire 2021-09-30
Across
- relating to farm areas and life in the country
- 2340 B.C. leader of the Akkadians who overran the Sumerian city-state and set up the first empire
- the worship of many gods
- people who performed religious ceremonies
- Division of work into a number of separate tasks to be performed by different workers
- a unit of soldiers who ride horses
- a picture symbol
- A series of wars between the Greeks (mainly Athens) and the Persians in which the Greeks were usually victorious.
- A geographical area of fertile land in the Middle East stretching in a broad semicircle from the Nile to the Tigris and Euphrates
- human-made waterways
- Babylonian king who codified the laws of Sumer and Mesopotamia (died 1750 BC)
- A pyramid shaped temple tower
- A city and all the countryside around it
- Persian emperor who led the second invasion of Greece in 480 BC
- A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks
Down
- the world's first system of writing
- a ruler of a kingdom or empire
- A legendary Sumerian king who was the hero of an epic collection of mythic stories
- A society with cities, a central government, job specialization, and social classes
- relating to a city
- Persian emperor who organized and expanded the empire
- the most famous Chaldean king who rebuilt Babylon into a beautiful city
- the division of society by rank or class
- A way of supplying water to an area of land
- a set of letters that can be combined to form words
- king of Persia and founder of the Persian empire (circa 600-529 BC)
- the science of building
- Extra
- long poems that tell the stories of heroes
- A set of 282 laws that dealt with almost every part of daily life.
- A writer
- A wheeled, horse-drawn cart used in battle
- Land with different territories and peoples under a single rule.
33 Clues: Extra • A writer • a picture symbol • relating to a city • human-made waterways • the science of building • the worship of many gods • A pyramid shaped temple tower • a ruler of a kingdom or empire • a unit of soldiers who ride horses • the world's first system of writing • A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks • the division of society by rank or class • ...
TikTok rizz party!!! 2024-06-10
Ancient Civ Unit 1 2015-08-31
Across
- father god
- southeast sea
- an area that is arable
- characterized by the use of stone tools
- west
- eastern sea
- believing in many gods
- hunting tools, fire, hunting/gathering, freedom, caves (nomadic), baskets
- potatoes/corn
- ~3000 people, also
- personification
- the theory that life, or the universe, cannot have arisen by chance and was designed and created by some intelligent entity.
- the transition of hunting/gathering to farming/ranching
- "the land between the rivers'
- gov't ruled by god (or priests)
- temple in the center of the city where animal sacrifices were brought
- farming tools, mud huts, farming/ranching, pots, security, domesticated animals
- had a legendary king named Gilgamesh
- fine sand/other material carried by flood waters; good for crops
Down
- "the land of no return"
- gov't with a monarch at it's head
- consequence of the Neolithic revolution
- arid area south of the fertile crescent
- water/flood god
- where the rivers start, north
- wheat/barley
- yams
- east
- demons
- rice
- the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- a scientist that studies humans and society
- a scientist who studies fossils.
- ~8000 people
- the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from specific acts of divine creation.
- cloud/air god
- birthplace of Abraham
37 Clues: west • yams • east • rice • demons • father god • eastern sea • wheat/barley • ~8000 people • southeast sea • potatoes/corn • cloud/air god • water/flood god • personification • ~3000 people, also • birthplace of Abraham • an area that is arable • believing in many gods • "the land of no return" • where the rivers start, north • "the land between the rivers' • gov't ruled by god (or priests) • ...
Ancient Civ Unit 1 2015-08-31
Across
- father god
- southeast sea
- an area that is arable
- characterized by the use of stone tools
- west
- eastern sea
- believing in many gods
- hunting tools, fire, hunting/gathering, freedom, caves (nomadic), baskets
- potatoes/corn
- ~3000 people, also
- personification
- the theory that life, or the universe, cannot have arisen by chance and was designed and created by some intelligent entity.
- the transition of hunting/gathering to farming/ranching
- "the land between the rivers'
- gov't ruled by god (or priests)
- temple in the center of the city where animal sacrifices were brought
- farming tools, mud huts, farming/ranching, pots, security, domesticated animals
- had a legendary king named Gilgamesh
- fine sand/other material carried by flood waters; good for crops
Down
- "the land of no return"
- gov't with a monarch at it's head
- consequence of the Neolithic revolution
- arid area south of the fertile crescent
- water/flood god
- where the rivers start, north
- wheat/barley
- yams
- east
- demons
- rice
- the process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.
- a scientist that studies humans and society
- a scientist who studies fossils.
- ~8000 people
- the belief that the universe and living organisms originate from specific acts of divine creation.
- cloud/air god
- birthplace of Abraham
37 Clues: west • yams • east • rice • demons • father god • eastern sea • wheat/barley • ~8000 people • southeast sea • potatoes/corn • cloud/air god • water/flood god • personification • ~3000 people, also • birthplace of Abraham • an area that is arable • believing in many gods • "the land of no return" • where the rivers start, north • "the land between the rivers' • gov't ruled by god (or priests) • ...
SEJARAH MINAT 2020-04-16
Across
- Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah
- kelahiran, penerangan agung, dan kematian Sidharta Gautama terjadi pada tanggal yang sama, yakni bulan purnama di bulan Mei. Ketiga peristiwa tersebut dirayakan umat Buddha sebagai hari raya
- yang percaya bahwa negara yang baik harus dikuasai oleh imperium adalah
- Patung Dewi Athena merupakan salah satu bukti kebesaran yunani yang berada di
- Peradaban kuno yang pertama kali ditemukan di Eropa adalah
- Ajaran yang menitikberatkan pada etika dengan logika melalui pengenalan akan diri sendiri adalah
- Bangsa Khaldea menempati wilayang Mesopotamia setelah berhasil mengalahkan bangsa
- Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah
- Tulisan yang membuka tabir sejarah Mesir kuno sekaligus merupakan tulisan bangsa Mesir Kuno adalah
- Perang yang diceritakan dalam karya sastra Homerus adalah
- Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah
- Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah
Down
- Bangsa yang pertama kali mendiami lembah Sungai Indus yaitu bangsa
- Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah
- Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah
- Untuk menjaga piramida dari roh jahat di depan kanan atau kiri piramida, bangsa mesir kuno membangun
- Ilmuwan yang dianggap sebagai “Bapak Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam” Yunani adalah
- Bangunan peninggalan romawi yang masih dapat ditemui di italia adalah
- Orang Cina Kuno sudah mengenal goresan pena berupa tanda atau gambar yang disebut
- Dinasti yang memerintah di Cina Kuno sesudah dinasti Syang runtuh yaitu Dinasti
- Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah
- Karya sastra dari Yunani yang menceritakan perang Yunani dan Persia adalah
- Kekuasaan pemerintahan di lembah Sungai Indus dipimpin oleh
- Raja persia yang melakukan ekspedisi kedua untuk menyerang yunani adalah
24 Clues: Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah • Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah • Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah • Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah • Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah • Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah • Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah • ...
SEJARAH MINAT 2020-04-16
Across
- Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah
- Karya sastra dari Yunani yang menceritakan perang Yunani dan Persia adalah
- Ilmuwan yang dianggap sebagai “Bapak Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam” Yunani adalah
- Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah
- Perang yang diceritakan dalam karya sastra Homerus adalah
- Orang Cina Kuno sudah mengenal goresan pena berupa tanda atau gambar yang disebut
- kelahiran, penerangan agung, dan kematian Sidharta Gautama terjadi pada tanggal yang sama, yakni bulan purnama di bulan Mei. Ketiga peristiwa tersebut dirayakan umat Buddha sebagai hari raya
- Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah
- Untuk menjaga piramida dari roh jahat di depan kanan atau kiri piramida, bangsa mesir kuno membangun
- Patung Dewi Athena merupakan salah satu bukti kebesaran yunani yang berada di
- Peradaban kuno yang pertama kali ditemukan di Eropa adalah
- Tulisan yang membuka tabir sejarah Mesir kuno sekaligus merupakan tulisan bangsa Mesir Kuno adalah
- Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah
- Kekuasaan pemerintahan di lembah Sungai Indus dipimpin oleh
Down
- Raja persia yang melakukan ekspedisi kedua untuk menyerang yunani adalah
- Bangsa yang pertama kali mendiami lembah Sungai Indus yaitu bangsa
- Bangunan peninggalan romawi yang masih dapat ditemui di italia adalah
- Dinasti yang memerintah di Cina Kuno sesudah dinasti Syang runtuh yaitu Dinasti
- Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah
- Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah
- Bangsa Khaldea menempati wilayang Mesopotamia setelah berhasil mengalahkan bangsa
- Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah
- Ajaran yang menitikberatkan pada etika dengan logika melalui pengenalan akan diri sendiri adalah
- yang percaya bahwa negara yang baik harus dikuasai oleh imperium adalah
24 Clues: Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah • Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah • Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah • Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah • Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah • Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah • Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah • ...
World History -- Chapter 3 2021-02-05
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- the period after the paleolithic age marked by a shift from hunter-gathering to agriculture
- a large, slow-moving mass of ice
- the earliest period of the Stone Age
- to bring plants or animals under human control
- beliefs, customs, and traditions or a specific group of people
- the organization of people within a society according to the work they do or how much power they have
- early humans who appeared before the paleolithic age
- four groups (Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China) that emerged around 3000BC
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- people taking part in jobs or activities that best-utilized their skills and abilities
- the science or practice of farming, including growing crops and rearing animals
- overall weather conditions in an area over a long period of time
- a complex, highly organized social order
- time in which craftspeople learned to mix copper and tin to make strong tools
- a member of a group that has no permanent home and wanders from place to place in search of food or water
- knowledge that people use to make a way of life in their surroundings
- a period of extremely cold temperatures when part of the planet's surface was covered with massive ice sheets
- holy places decorated with images of Gods and Goddesses
- any change that has an enormous effect on peoples' way of life
- a strip of land that connects two large landmasses, enabling migration of plants, animals, and people
- a government ruled by a king or queen
20 Clues: a large, slow-moving mass of ice • the earliest period of the Stone Age • a government ruled by a king or queen • a complex, highly organized social order • to bring plants or animals under human control • early humans who appeared before the paleolithic age • holy places decorated with images of Gods and Goddesses • ...
Mercanti e nomadi: l'area siro-palestinese 2016-12-04
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- Significa "legge" in ebraico ed è il nome con cui è designata la prima parte dell'Antico Testamento.
- Nome del popolo che occupò il territorio della Palestina
- Su di esso si fonda la politica estera degli Egizi
- Religione che venera un solo dio
- Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci
- Principale documento scritto del popolo ebraico
- Significa "dispersione" e si riferisce all'esilio cui il popolo ebraico fu condannato dopo la distruzione di Gerusalemme
- Primo re di Israele
- Luogo di culto ebraico
- Invasero il Mediterraneo orientale nel XIII secolo
- Termine con cui è designata la grande migrazione ebrea dall'Egitto a Canaan
- Attività economica preponderante nella società fenicia
- Conquistò Gerusalemme
- Suoni di una lingua
- Popolo che aveva fondato prospere città ai piedi del m.te Libano
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- Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia
- Tintura rossa ottenuta da molluschi molto in voga presso i Fenici
- Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan
- Caratteristica di una scrittura per disegni stilizzati (come la scrittura egizia)
- Fu distrutta e saccheggiata dai babilonesi nel 597 a.C.
- Ricevette da Dio l'ordine di spostarsi dalla Mesopotamia a Canaan
- Segni grafici di una lingua scritta
- Liberò il popolo ebraico dalla schiavitù egizia
- Tipo di legno con cui i fenici realizzavano le imbarcazioni
- Nome del popolo ebreo emigrato nell'area interna della Palestina
- Insediamenti commerciali fenici come Cadice, Malaga, Marsiglia e Cagliari
- Nome della terra in cui scorre il fiume Giordano
27 Clues: Primo re di Israele • Suoni di una lingua • Conquistò Gerusalemme • Luogo di culto ebraico • Religione che venera un solo dio • Segni grafici di una lingua scritta • Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia • Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci • Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan • Principale documento scritto del popolo ebraico • ...
Mercanti e nomadi: l'area siro-palestinese 2016-12-04
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- Tipo di legno con cui i fenici realizzavano le imbarcazioni
- Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan
- Attività economica preponderante nella società fenicia
- Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia
- Caratteristica di una scrittura per disegni stilizzati (come la scrittura egizia)
- Fu distrutta e saccheggiata dai babilonesi nel 597 a.C.
- Principale documento scritto del popolo ebraico
- Nome del popolo ebreo emigrato nell'area interna della Palestina
- Segni grafici di una lingua scritta
- Nome della terra in cui scorre il fiume Giordano
- Insediamenti commerciali fenici come Cadice, Malaga, Marsiglia e Cagliari
- Termine con cui è designata la grande migrazione ebrea dall'Egitto a Canaan
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- Tintura rossa ottenuta da molluschi molto in voga presso i Fenici
- Suoni di una lingua
- Invasero il Mediterraneo orientale nel XIII secolo
- Liberò il popolo ebraico dalla schiavitù egizia
- Luogo di culto ebraico
- Significa "dispersione" e si riferisce all'esilio cui il popolo ebraico fu condannato dopo la distruzione di Gerusalemme
- Religione che venera un solo dio
- Significa "legge" in ebraico ed è il nome con cui è designata la prima parte dell'Antico Testamento.
- Su di esso si fonda la politica estera degli Egizi
- Nome del popolo che occupò il territorio della Palestina
- Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci
- Popolo che aveva fondato prospere città ai piedi del m.te Libano
- Ricevette da Dio l'ordine di spostarsi dalla Mesopotamia a Canaan
- Conquistò Gerusalemme
- Primo re di Israele
27 Clues: Suoni di una lingua • Primo re di Israele • Conquistò Gerusalemme • Luogo di culto ebraico • Religione che venera un solo dio • Segni grafici di una lingua scritta • Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia • Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci • Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan • Liberò il popolo ebraico dalla schiavitù egizia • ...
Chapter 3 Vocabulary 2018-09-18
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- a picture symbol
- an arrangement in which each worker specializes in a particular tasks or job
- a pyramid shaped temple in sumer that the priest was on top of and also used to see out a long way
- the worlds first system of writings developed in sumer
- People who built a strong kingdom in Asia minor which today is Turkey. Mastered iron working and successfully used the chariot.
- the most famous chaldean king. He rebuilt Babylon into a beautiful city. Famous palace featured famous hanging gardens
- group from northern Mesopotamia who gained control in the 1200 B.C. Conquered all of the fertile crescent and took over parts of Asia minor and Egypt.
- State a political unit consisting of a city and its surrounding countryside
- Crescent: An area of rich farmland in Southwest Asia where the first civilizations began
- ruler of Uruk, also slayed the human monster Humbaba.
- land with different territories and peoples under a single rule
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- a long poem that tells the stories of heroes
- a way of supplying water to an area of land
- a set of 282 laws governing daily life in Babylon; the earliest known collection of written laws
- a city area
- a human made waterway
- a group from the syrian desert. Led other peoples on attacks on the Syrians in 612 B.C.
- a ruler of a kingdom or an empire
- a countryside area
- the Akkadian emperor who was found in a basket floating down a river
20 Clues: a city area • a picture symbol • a countryside area • a human made waterway • a ruler of a kingdom or an empire • a way of supplying water to an area of land • a long poem that tells the stories of heroes • ruler of Uruk, also slayed the human monster Humbaba. • the worlds first system of writings developed in sumer • ...
Chapter 2 Study Aide 2018-10-17
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- Nobles or lords are granted the use of land that legally belonged to the king.
- Early civilization that had the first carefully planned cities with sophisticated plumbing.
- Flexible writing system of Ancient Egypt that stood for ideas and sounds
- Crescent, Landscape in Southwest Asia. It was where were the first civilization arose.
- One of the rulers of the Babylonian Empire. Created a uniform set of laws that helped unify his empire
- A simple form of writing formed of pictures.
- Egyptian God King that was thought to be almost as splendid and powerful as the gods of Heaven.
- of Heaven, A just ruler originally developed to justify the overthrowing of the Zhou over the Shang.
- Used as tombs or resting places for the people of importance.
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- Contain the major building of the city in the Indus.
- Yellowish fertile soil
- A series of rulers from a single family in China
- A government based on religious authority.
- Egypt, Created a 365 day calendar that was off by only 6 solar hours.
- Evidence exists that there were movement of goods and ideas between Egypt and the Indus valley.
- The belief of one or more gods. All civilizations were this
- Churning Rapids
- A group of several people, nations, or independent states united together under one ruler.
- A seasonal wind that dominated Indus and destroyed crops.
- A dynasty that was the first family of rulers to leave written records.
20 Clues: Churning Rapids • Yellowish fertile soil • A government based on religious authority. • A simple form of writing formed of pictures. • A series of rulers from a single family in China • Contain the major building of the city in the Indus. • A seasonal wind that dominated Indus and destroyed crops. • The belief of one or more gods. All civilizations were this • ...
Jayden Donadio Ch #14 Study Guide 2024-05-20
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- How many slaves were there in the US in 1860
- Others were sent to America, where they were sold at _______
- The slave trade was a ___ _____ ____-
- The famous John Deere created the _______.
- How many bales of cotton were produced in the US in 1800
- They were judged because their skin was a different color and because they weren’t _______
- How many bales of cotton were produced in the US in 1860
- In the triangular trade, an enslaved African would most likely be traded for
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1850
- Families were broken up and sold to different ______
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1800
- The African slave trade had stolen millions of people and shipped them to _____ _____
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- The inventors of democracy, used enslaved people as ____ ______
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1860
- How many total immigrants came to US in 1850
- Still owners created ______.
- Which term describes the Southern economy before the Civil War?
- Whic of the following was most likely to immigrate to America during the 1700s?
- What are the odds that you can trace your ancestry back through Ellis Island?
- They often couldn't move at all, not even to go to the _______
- Which best describes official U.S. immigration policy during the 1800's Others were sent to America, where they were sold at _______
- Earl records show that people were enslaved thousands of years ago in places like _____
22 Clues: Still owners created ______. • The slave trade was a ___ _____ ____- • How many slaves were there in the US in 1860 • How many slaves were there in the US in 1860 • How many total immigrants came to US in 1850 • The famous John Deere created the _______. • How many slaves were there in the US in 1850 • How many slaves were there in the US in 1800 • ...
Crusigrama de historia segundo trimestre 2024-05-25
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- En la edad media se crearon las primeras escuelas
- El poder que tenía era mayor que a otra cosa y eso sería la
- lugar donde asesinaron a el archiduque astro húngaro
- nombre principal de el archiduque astro húngaro
- territorio que fue arrebatado de Alemania por el tratado de Versalles
- es la civilización más antigua de ti
- Sociedad más numerosa en tiempos anteriores
- Así se le llamo a los conflictos en la edad media
- En 1492 se descubrió algo que sin ello no tendríamos periódico
- fuentes de información recibidos por otros como documentos
- a quien le declara la guerra estados unidos en la guerra mundial
- cultura considerada madre en mesoamérica
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- Cosa muy valorada la cual adoraban a un santo
- Peste que mató a mucha gente y su nombre es un color
- la mayoría de la gente en la edad media era
- primeras 6 civilizaciones muy importantes
- Dónde tomaban más información de otros lugares y uno de ellos sería el país de
- Revolución en donde tubieron el golpe de estado con Napoleón bonarte revolución ..
- el inicio de la edad media se mide con la caída del imperio
- Movimiento nacionalista de los serbios
- arma mortal en la primera guerra mundial
- presidente de estados unidos durante la primera guerra mundial
- Los descubrimientos dieron lugar a pinturas y demás lo cual se clasifican como .
- En cuantas etapas se divide la edad media
- tratado que terminó la primera guerra mundial
25 Clues: es la civilización más antigua de ti • Movimiento nacionalista de los serbios • arma mortal en la primera guerra mundial • cultura considerada madre en mesoamérica • primeras 6 civilizaciones muy importantes • En cuantas etapas se divide la edad media • la mayoría de la gente en la edad media era • Sociedad más numerosa en tiempos anteriores • ...
Soil Science 212 Midterm Exam 2023-10-04
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- the inherent capacity of soil to support plant growth
- the place where earliest recording of soil fertility was noted
- chemical substance added to soil to help plant growth
- help carry metal ions during nutrient intake
- the presence controls soil distribution due to presenc/eabsence of plants
- the ability of soil to turn out the quantity of plants
- movement that does not exert energy
- a condition of soil the limits nutrient availability
- Controls soil distribution due to differences in elevation
- well-developed soil found in alluvial terraces in the Phils.
- condition where the presence of oxygen is necessary
- inherent capacity of plants
- condition where oxygen is not necessary
- positively charged soil nutrients
- a by-product of photosynthesis
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- deficiency can be found in older leaves
- external factors that help plant growth
- visual symptoms of these are found in the younger leaves
- provides the energy needed for nutrients to move
- living component of soil that helps in plant growth and production
- electrical charge of soil micelle
- Created the equation for nutrient movement from higher to lower gradient of concentration
- Matter natural substance added to soil to improve structure
- the destruction of soil rendering it unproductive
- the movement from higher concentration to lower concentration
- a by-product of photosynthesis
- a condition of soil that limits nutrient availability
- nutrient uptake that takes effort
- negatively charged soil nutrients
- water is necessary for nutrient uptake to take place
30 Clues: inherent capacity of plants • a by-product of photosynthesis • a by-product of photosynthesis • electrical charge of soil micelle • nutrient uptake that takes effort • negatively charged soil nutrients • positively charged soil nutrients • movement that does not exert energy • deficiency can be found in older leaves • external factors that help plant growth • ...
Pajak & Perdagangan Internasional 2023-05-04
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- Pajak sebagai alat untuk mengatur atau melaksanakan kebijakan pemerintah bidang sosial ekonomi
- Stelsel pemungutan pajak yg dilakukan pada awal tahun pajak
- Pajak dibagi menjadi berapa golongan
- Indonesia membeli beras dari Thailand, maka Thailand telah melakukan … terhadap Indonesia
- Usaha meringankan beban pajak tanpa melanggar UU disebut tax
- Pembatasan jumlah barang yang diimpor
- Pajak yang pemungutannya sesuai dengan kemampuan wajib pajak
- Kegiatan memasukkan barang dari luar ke dalam negeri
- Pajak yg dikenakan atas perbuatan atau peristiwa
- Pungutan resmi pemerintah kepada importir atas barang yang diimpor dari luar negeri
- Kegiatan menjual barang ke luar negeri
- Pajak yang dikenakan atas impor
- Fungsi pajak untuk menjaga stabilitas ekonomi suatu negara termasuk fungsi pajak
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- Disebut fungsi utama pajak atau fungsi fiskal
- Salah satu tujuan perdagangan internasional adalah meningkatkan
- Stelsel pajak yang berdasarkan pada penghasilan yang diperoleh sesungguhnya
- Melanggar UU untuk meringankan beban pajak disebut tax
- Alkohol dan tembakau dikenakan pungutan yang disebut
- Pajak muncul bersamaan dengan peradaban
- Pedagang utama menitipkan barang dagangannya ke tempat penjualan disebut
- Dalam neraca pembayaran internasional, pinjaman luar negeri dicatat di dalam neraca
- Asas pajak yg menekankan pentingnya keseimbangan kemampuan subjek pajak
- Salah satu faktor pendorong perdagangan internasional
- Tarif pajak semakin menurun seiring meningkatnya nilai objek pajak
- Bank yang mengeluarkan L/C
- Devisa yang diperoleh tanpa adanya kewajiban untuk mengembalikannya
- Teori keunggulan absolut dikemukakan oleh
- Devisa yang berasal dari penanaman modal asing, utang, dan tabungan luar negeri
- Penghasilan yang tidak dikenai pajak
- Mata uang yang digunakan dalam perdagangan internasional
30 Clues: Bank yang mengeluarkan L/C • Pajak yang dikenakan atas impor • Pajak dibagi menjadi berapa golongan • Penghasilan yang tidak dikenai pajak • Pembatasan jumlah barang yang diimpor • Kegiatan menjual barang ke luar negeri • Pajak muncul bersamaan dengan peradaban • Teori keunggulan absolut dikemukakan oleh • Disebut fungsi utama pajak atau fungsi fiskal • ...
Ikalawant markahan Puzzle 2022-02-17
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- the Great nagsimulangmanakop ang mga Persian at napasailalim nla ang Medes at Chaldean ng Mesopotamia
- nakapasok dito
- ang tawag sa naunang literatura Rig-Veda (awit ng Karunungan)Pinakamahalagang Vedas na pamumuri ng diyos.
- - planado at organisado ang mga lungsod na ito na ipinakitasa mga lansangang nakadisenyong kwadrado
- – isang malaking pamantsan.
- lamang ang pangkat ng mga kabataang
- - 5 aklat ni Moises
- - pagrespeto sa lahat ng uri ng nilalang,mula sa mga tao hanggang sa insekto.
- sa kaniyang mga estudyante.
- – isang mahalagang konseptong paggamot na hango sa salitang ayu o buhay at veda o agham.
- – ang tawag sa aklat na kung saan ay
- ang mga ilan sa kasabihan at kataga ni Kong
- ito ang kauna-unahang sistematikong paraan ng pagsulat sa buong daigdig na ang ibig sabihin ay hugis-sinsel
- -tagapagtatag ng Sikhismo
- – nagsilbing tahanan at templo ng patron ng isang lungsod
- - ang kinikilalang tagapagtatag ng Hinduismo
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- – ito ay pinag-aralan sa mga paaralan at
- – Isa sa pinakapino at hinahangaang wika sa buong daigdig.
- - pinakatanyag na pinuno nito
- nagtatag ng isang malakas na militar nanagsimula ng imperyong hittite
- at Asia Minor (Turkey)
- – ito ay binubuo ng isandaang libong taludtod at naglalaman ng
- Hindu at itinuturing na pinakadakilang tulang pilosopikal sa daigdig.
- paniniwala sa iisang Diyos. Si Yahweh ang diyos.
- ang kaniyang pangalan ay isang taguri na ang ibig sabihin ay Matanda o Matandang Guro.
- – ito ang paggawa ng mapa
26 Clues: nakapasok dito • - 5 aklat ni Moises • at Asia Minor (Turkey) • – ito ang paggawa ng mapa • -tagapagtatag ng Sikhismo • – isang malaking pamantsan. • sa kaniyang mga estudyante. • - pinakatanyag na pinuno nito • lamang ang pangkat ng mga kabataang • – ang tawag sa aklat na kung saan ay • – ito ay pinag-aralan sa mga paaralan at • ang mga ilan sa kasabihan at kataga ni Kong • ...
7th Social Studies 1st semester 2024-12-16
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- Trade Route that went between Europe and Asia.
- Main thing Pyramids were used for.
- Natural resource found in the Middle East.
- River in Egypt.
- Most practiced religion in the Middle East.
- Group committed to helping countries and people in need.
- All of the Central Asian countries are this. Has to do with geography.
- Lines across the Earth that run north to south.
- central city with farmland surrounding it.
- Fifth pillar of Islam, journey to Mecca.
- Egyptian writing.
- The fourth theme of geography.
- The study of the earth, it's people, and the landscapes they create.
- Country with the largest population in Central Asia.
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- Worship of many gods.
- Powerful king of Babylon.
- first known written language.
- Natural disaster that plagued the River Valley.
- Body of water near Israel that you can float in.
- Nonrenewable resources found in the Earth's crust.
- What the 'F' stands for in GREEF.
- Movement of sediment from one location to another.
- King of Uruk, author of history's first epic.
- People buried in Ancient Egypt.
- Jewish celebration of a boy turning 13.
- Group of countries that control the majority of the oil in the world.
- Large body of water that borders a lot of the area we have talked about this year.
- The measure of the number of people living in an area.
- Something that has changed culture rapidly in the last few years.
- "Land Between the Rivers"
30 Clues: River in Egypt. • Egyptian writing. • Worship of many gods. • Powerful king of Babylon. • "Land Between the Rivers" • first known written language. • The fourth theme of geography. • People buried in Ancient Egypt. • What the 'F' stands for in GREEF. • Main thing Pyramids were used for. • Jewish celebration of a boy turning 13. • Fifth pillar of Islam, journey to Mecca. • ...
Judge 123 2024-03-02
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- What number judge is Deborah
- How many Chariots did the enemy king of Deborah have
- Name of Aod father
- how many years were the Israelites oppressed in the Times of Otoniel?
- How many soldiers did Barak bring to war
- what fake gods name that the Israelites worshiped
- Who did Barak ask to go to war with him
- What is a characteristic of Aod
- What number Judge is Aod
- Name of the enemy land in the times of Aod
- How many years of peace were there in the times of Deborah
- Husband of Deborah
- How many years were the Israelites oppressed in the times of Deborah
- What was Othoniels fathers name?
- How many years were the Israelites oppressed in the times of Aod
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- what did the name of Othoniel mean?
- What is the enemy lands name in the times of Deborah
- How many years of peace did Othoniel give?
- What is the enemy commander in the times of Deborah
- Mountain where Aod blew the horn
- what was the enemy king in the times of Othoniel
- What is Othoniels fathers older brothers name?
- what number Judge was Othoniel
- Name of the enemy king in the times of Aod
- what was the enemy land of isreal at the times of Othoniel
- Where did Deborah judge the people of Israel
- How many years of peace did Aod give
- What is the enemy kings name in the times of Deborah
28 Clues: Name of Aod father • Husband of Deborah • What number Judge is Aod • What number judge is Deborah • what number Judge was Othoniel • What is a characteristic of Aod • Mountain where Aod blew the horn • What was Othoniels fathers name? • what did the name of Othoniel mean? • How many years of peace did Aod give • Who did Barak ask to go to war with him • ...
World War 1 Puzzle 2025-10-27
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- The process of preparing a military for active service/combat.
- Military term for the sea/sea conflict.
- Revolutionary British Battleship known for it's heavy armor and high firepower.
- Military observation of a region in order to locate an enemy or to gain an advantage.
- A title for former Habsburg rulers of the Archduchy of Austria.
- The process of applying Industrial-age technology to both warfare and society.
- A Country that is considered as a body of people united by common beliefs that inhabit particular areas/territory.
- German subs used primarily in naval warfare during WWI.
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- Visual Device that allowed soldiers to observe a battlefield/or enemy activity from the safety of a trench/sub.
- Long narrow ditches that soldiers would dig during war.
- The act of persistent prevention of a country receiving or sending resources
- A military tactic where forces would attack on the enemy's side rather than the front.
- A system of detection for objects underwater by emitting sound pulses.
- Key battleground between the British Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Region of the Ottoman Empire.
- Group of two or more military vehicles that travel together for mutual support and protection.
- Payments that were owed to Allied countries after the war.
- Someone killed, wounded, or missing in action.
- A mandatory conscription system that would select/or compel men into joining military service.
- A sudden, profound transformation within a political, social, or economic structures.
- An uprising or rebellion against an established authority.
20 Clues: Military term for the sea/sea conflict. • Someone killed, wounded, or missing in action. • Long narrow ditches that soldiers would dig during war. • German subs used primarily in naval warfare during WWI. • Payments that were owed to Allied countries after the war. • An uprising or rebellion against an established authority. • ...
Agricoltura: introduzione 2025-09-14
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- È il periodo in cui si diffondono mulini, si migliora l’aratura con il cavallo e nasce la rotazione dei campi.
- È il periodo della preistoria in cui l’uomo inizia a coltivare la terra e allevare animali, creando villaggi stabili.
- È l’attività di catturare pesci che vivono nei fiumi o nel mare.
- È la cura e la gestione dei boschi e delle foreste, soprattutto per ottenere legname.
- È l’allevamento di pesci o crostacei
- È un metodo che alterna le colture su un campo per mantenerlo fertile e produrre di più.
- Sono corsi d’acqua che danno vita alle piante, agli animali e aiutano gli uomini a coltivare i campi.
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- È una macchina che sfrutta l'energia del vento per macinare cereali e fare farina.
- È l’allevamento degli animali per ottenere carne, latte, uova o lana.
- È l’attività di seminare e curare piante come frutta, verdura e cereali per ottenere cibo.
- È il periodo della preistoria in cui l’uomo viveva di caccia e raccolta.
- È una regione fertile tra due grandi fiumi (Tigri ed Eufrate) dove nacquero i primi villaggi agricoli.
12 Clues: È l’allevamento di pesci o crostacei • È l’attività di catturare pesci che vivono nei fiumi o nel mare. • È l’allevamento degli animali per ottenere carne, latte, uova o lana. • È il periodo della preistoria in cui l’uomo viveva di caccia e raccolta. • È una macchina che sfrutta l'energia del vento per macinare cereali e fare farina. • ...
Mercanti e nomadi: l'area siro-palestinese 2016-12-04
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- Attività economica preponderante nella società fenicia
- Religione che venera un solo dio
- Nome del popolo ebreo emigrato nell'area interna della Palestina
- Caratteristica di una scrittura per disegni stilizzati (come la scrittura egizia)
- Tipo di legno con cui i fenici realizzavano le imbarcazioni
- Significa "legge" in ebraico ed è il nome con cui è designata la prima parte dell'Antico Testamento.
- Fu distrutta e saccheggiata dai babilonesi nel 597 a.C.
- Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia
- Popolo che aveva fondato prospere città ai piedi del m.te Libano
- Liberò il popolo ebraico dalla schiavitù egizia
- Segni grafici di una lingua scritta
- Suoni di una lingua
- Nome della terra in cui scorre il fiume Giordano
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- Su di esso si fonda la politica estera degli Egizi
- Significa "dispersione" e si riferisce all'esilio cui il popolo ebraico fu condannato dopo la distruzione di Gerusalemme
- Tintura rossa ottenuta da molluschi molto in voga presso i Fenici
- Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci
- Invasero il Mediterraneo orientale nel XIII secolo
- Nome del popolo che occupò il territorio della Palestina
- Primo re di Israele
- Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan
- Luogo di culto ebraico
- Insediamenti commerciali fenici come Cadice, Malaga, Marsiglia e Cagliari
- Termine con cui è designata la grande migrazione ebrea dall'Egitto a Canaan
- Principale documento scritto del popolo ebraico
- Ricevette da Dio l'ordine di spostarsi dalla Mesopotamia a Canaan
- Conquistò Gerusalemme
27 Clues: Primo re di Israele • Suoni di una lingua • Conquistò Gerusalemme • Luogo di culto ebraico • Religione che venera un solo dio • Segni grafici di una lingua scritta • Caratteristica della scrittura fenicia • Scalo in cui venivano smistate le merci • Lingua parlata dalla popolazione di Canaan • Liberò il popolo ebraico dalla schiavitù egizia • ...
Indus Valley 2016-11-16
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- some scientists believe that the population reached _________
- The Indus Valley was probably _______ by a priest-king
- Cleanliness was important. All houses had indoor_________
- The Indus Valley was in ______ by 1900BCE
- carved stone _______ have been found with detailed figures of animals and gods
- compared to the information on _____ and Egypt information is sparse when it comes to the Indus Valley
- They produced good ______ pottery
- women's ________ was made from gold and precious stones
- The Indus Valley included a large area that is known as ______ and North-Central India
- Although the people had a _______language few samples have been found
- people that lived near _____ ate fish, molluscs and turtles
- No other _______ in the world at the time took such care too keep its cities clean
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- those settled near ______ regions hunted wild life
- Most _____ were made from standard sized mud and baked bricks.
- wore bright and colorful____
- ________ believed that Urbanization of India began after 15BCE
- IT appears that the people were highly _____ and took their civic duties seriously
- Mohenjo-Daro and _______ were the best planned cities in the world at the time.
- They had many gods and ______
- Jewelry that was made from riches was not found at _______ sites
- farmers raised 2 types of cattle, _____ and horned hump less cattle
- Indus Valley people were active _______
- Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa were the 2 _______ cities
- When people died they were buried in a wooden ______ surrounded by pottery
- Archeologists have found bowls made of ______ and silver.
25 Clues: wore bright and colorful____ • They had many gods and ______ • They produced good ______ pottery • Indus Valley people were active _______ • The Indus Valley was in ______ by 1900BCE • those settled near ______ regions hunted wild life • Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa were the 2 _______ cities • The Indus Valley was probably _______ by a priest-king • ...
Prehistory 2021-09-23
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- The early phase of the Stone Age where humans invented and used stone tools.
- The period of time of undocumented human history.
- Wedge-shaped characters that were used in multiple ancient writing systems.
- A skilled craftsman who makes or creates objects by hand.
- The customs, art, and beliefs of a nation or social group.
- A symbol that represents a concept or word.
- A lifestyle in which food is obtained by hunting or gathering.
- The species that all humans belong to.
- The crescent-shaped region in the Middle East named for its shape and for its rich soil.
- To arrange laws or rules together as a code or system.
- A type of massive structure that was made in ancient Mesopotamia.
- The transition from a lifestyle of hunting and gathering to agriculture and settlements.
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- Historical or cultural objects made by a human being.
- To tame an animal to keep it as a pet or use it for a farm/cultivate a plant for food.
- The prehistoric monument that consists of an outer ring of vertical standing stones, located on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England.
- A person who copies documents
- Final phase of the Stone Age where technological developments occurred.
- A complex society characterized by urban development or a form of government.
- The study of human history through excavation sites to recover and analyze artifacts.
- A person who has no fixed residence, who travels often.
20 Clues: A person who copies documents • The species that all humans belong to. • A symbol that represents a concept or word. • The period of time of undocumented human history. • Historical or cultural objects made by a human being. • To arrange laws or rules together as a code or system. • A person who has no fixed residence, who travels often. • ...
Ikalawang Markahan Module 1-3 2022-02-19
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- Tradisyon na ang paa ay pinapaliit hanggang tatlong pulgada gamit ang pagbabalot ng bakal na sapatos.
- Salitang Latin na nangangahulugang “to bind”.
- Sinusuot ito ng mga kababaihan sa Islam.
- Ang tawag sa aklat na kung saan ay nasusulat ang mga ilan sa kasabihan at kataga ni Kong Zi sa kaniyang mga estudyante.
- Ito ay patungkol sa buhay ni Rama, kanyang asawa na si Sita at kapatid na si Lakshmana.
- Ang naging wika ng mga Indo-Aryan loob ng 100 taon na dala ng Indo-Aryan.
- Paniniwala sa maraming diyos.
- Ito ay pagsusulat ng mga Tsino at ito ay nagsilbing tagapag-isa ng mga Tsino.
- Ito ang kauna-unahang sistematikong paraan ng pagsulat sa buong daigdig.
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- Bansa na pinagmulan ng Confucianismo,Taoismo at Legalismo.
- Isang mahalagang konseptong paggamot na hango sa salitang ayu o buhay at veda o agham.
- Mula sa salitang Griyego na philos at sophia.
- Ang kinikilalang tagapagtatag ng Hinduismo.
- Ang Diyos ng Araw
- Pinalawak niya ang kanyang kaharian na umabot sa Golpo ng Persia.
- Ilog matatagpuan sa Mesopotamia na nagsisimula sa letrang T.
- Ang dinastiyang ito ay itinatag ni Liu Bang noong 206 B.C.E.
- Organisadong koleksyon ng kaugalian, paniniwala at kultura na nag-uugnay sa sangkatauhan sa mga ispiritwal na bagay o pangyayari.
- Ang asawang babae ay inaasahang tumalon sa funeral pyre o apoy na sumusunog sa labi ng kanyang asawa.
- Ito ay ikatlo sa mga dakilang dinastiya.
20 Clues: Ang Diyos ng Araw • Paniniwala sa maraming diyos. • Sinusuot ito ng mga kababaihan sa Islam. • Ito ay ikatlo sa mga dakilang dinastiya. • Ang kinikilalang tagapagtatag ng Hinduismo. • Salitang Latin na nangangahulugang “to bind”. • Mula sa salitang Griyego na philos at sophia. • Bansa na pinagmulan ng Confucianismo,Taoismo at Legalismo. • ...
Social Studies Extra Credit 2022-05-16
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- Nicknamed Mesopotamia meaning land between two rivers, made up of the Euphrates and this river.
- The country that used the people of the congo for rubber.
- This mandate gave legitimacy to emperors' rule in China.
- Meaning that religion believes in one god.
- the shape that was used to describe the slave trade.
- The style of writing used in Ancient Egypt.
- The way that South African government controlled the native population.
- Was an actual explorer that came to China to write about his experience, didn't get famous for getting lost in a pool.
- The opposite of a violent protest; designed to make the aggressor look bad.
- A style of government where the centralized power is from a religious official.
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- Used in both Buddhism and Hinduism.
- The first dynasty of China.
- the action of appropriating a place or domain for one's own use.
- The series of trade routes that connected Europe to Asia, not actually made of this material.
- The religious text of Judaism.
- The middle east has an abundance of this natural resource
- The religion that began in Saudi Arabia in the city of Mecca.
- Mansa Musa handed out this to people he met on his travels because he had so much.
- (especially with reference to a country with separate areas of government) the action or state of dividing or being divided into parts.
- The rule of Ancient Egypt.
- The only dynasty that was not ethnically Chinese.
21 Clues: The rule of Ancient Egypt. • The first dynasty of China. • The religious text of Judaism. • Used in both Buddhism and Hinduism. • Meaning that religion believes in one god. • The style of writing used in Ancient Egypt. • The only dynasty that was not ethnically Chinese. • the shape that was used to describe the slave trade. • ...
Liceali alla riscossa 2021-05-08
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- Questo tipo di “star bene” è visto in modo differente da ognuno noi.
- Come deve essere la nostra alimentazione per trarre un benessere fisico?
- Qual è la scienza che studia il metabolismo?
- Isolamento forzato
- meccanismi di demolizione di glucosio in assenza di ossigeno:
- Sinonimo di "alunno".
- Qual è l'ultimo paese ad aver aderito all'Ocse?
- Paese con più alto indice di competitività.
- Acronimo dell'Organizzazione per la Cooperazione e lo Sviluppo Economico.
- Sinonimo di "docente".
- scuola che permette di indirizzarsi al commercio
- Dove vive la maggior parte dei bambini che non vanno a scuola
- aiuta la produzione della serotonina
- Sottogruppo del benessere economico: materiale o …
- Aggettivo per descrivere il clima scolastico italiano (utilizzato da alcuni alunni dell'Erasmus).
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- grazie a questo trasmettitore possiamo essere felici
- Concentrazione di glucosio nel sangue:
- Età di fine scuola dell'obbligo
- Sono aumentate nel lockdown
- Qual è la sigla con la quale noi intendiamo l’adenosintrifosfato?
- è fondamentale per la salute
- tipo di grasso che si deposita sulle pareti delle arterie:
- parametro relativo all'altezza e al peso
- Lavoro di trascrizione in Mesopotamia
- malattia dovuta a un eccesso di glucosio persistente nel tempo:
- “Il benessere non deve essere considerato il fine, ma un… per la crescita personale”.
- Benessere in inglese:
- luogo riservato alle donne
- professione di Don Milani
- Causa della dipendenza da sigarette
- Definizione di un ambiente che ostacola la nostra crescita.
- modalità si scuola durante il periodo covid
32 Clues: Isolamento forzato • Sinonimo di "alunno". • Benessere in inglese: • Sinonimo di "docente". • professione di Don Milani • luogo riservato alle donne • Sono aumentate nel lockdown • è fondamentale per la salute • Età di fine scuola dell'obbligo • Causa della dipendenza da sigarette • aiuta la produzione della serotonina • Lavoro di trascrizione in Mesopotamia • ...
World Studies 2023-12-15
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- Bridge-like structures that carried water from the hills into Rome's cities.
- Was a shrewd politician who convinced Emperor Justinian to stop the Nika Riots.
- This monarch built the Palace of Versailles.
- The most famous example of Greek architecture.
- The rich landowners in Rome.
- The farmers, merchants, artisans, and traders in Rome.
- Julius Caesar crossed this river to start the Roman Civil War.
- This was the economic system within Feudalism.
- Held the highest authority in the feudal system.
- A writing system used in Ancient Egypt.
- Carthage used this animal to fight the Ancient Romans.
- The leader of the Aztec Empire when Cortes arrived in modern-day Mexico.
- Held the second highest authority in the feudal system.
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- He was a conquistador who conquered the Aztec Empire.
- The sea located directly to the south of Greece.
- Part of the Triangular Trade where African slaves were brought to the Americas from Africa.
- Was Rome's basic military unit.
- Was the King of Babylon who published a remarkable set of laws.
- This city in Ancient Greece was ruled by a democracy.
- This city in Ancient Greece was ruled by an oligarchy.
- The first group to discover America.
- A mounted warrior on horseback.
- The religion that people in Ancient Mesopotamia followed.
- This farmer was the lowest member of the Feudal System
- A poet who made a poem about the Trojan War.
25 Clues: The rich landowners in Rome. • Was Rome's basic military unit. • A mounted warrior on horseback. • The first group to discover America. • A writing system used in Ancient Egypt. • This monarch built the Palace of Versailles. • A poet who made a poem about the Trojan War. • The most famous example of Greek architecture. • This was the economic system within Feudalism. • ...
Geography Cross-Word 2023-08-20
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- bodies of freshwater surrounded by land
- elevated pieces of land with flatter tops
- climate zone located in the mid-laltitude, often have four separate seasons, deer and raccoons are present
- Longest River in China
- Most populated country in the world
- steep sided landforms carved out by rivers
- River Basin in Southern Africa
- land that connects two other landmasses
- saltwater body of water located where oceans and meet land, one of the famous ones is the Caspian
- day to day changes in the atmosphere around us
- second most populated country in the world
- most diverse continent in the world
- Climate Zone located on the Poles of the World, permafrost and glaciers are here, polar bears, and seals may live here
- 0 degrees latitude
- Major desert located in Northern Africa
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- this is known as the fertile crescent and is the earliest know civilization
- formed at the end of rivers where the mud, dirt and sand carried by a river is left behind
- the usual weather in an area over a long period of time
- a flat drawing of Earth
- lines called meridians that measure east and west
- pieces of land that have water on three sides
- the largest pieces of land on earth
- largest river in Africa, its known for flowing South to North
- climate zone located in the lower latitudes, consistent weather throughout the year, toucans and jaguars may live in this zone
- Largest continent in the world
25 Clues: 0 degrees latitude • Longest River in China • a flat drawing of Earth • River Basin in Southern Africa • Largest continent in the world • Most populated country in the world • the largest pieces of land on earth • most diverse continent in the world • bodies of freshwater surrounded by land • land that connects two other landmasses • Major desert located in Northern Africa • ...
Soil Science 212 Midterm Exam 2023-10-04
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- a by-product of photosynthesis
- movement that does not exert energy
- deficiency can be found in older leaves
- inherent capacity of plants
- the destruction of soil rendering it unproductive
- Created the equation for nutrient movement from higher to lower gradient of concentration
- a condition of soil that limits nutrient availability
- the movement from higher concentration to lower concentration
- a condition of soil the limits nutrient availability
- Matter natural substance added to soil to improve structure
- visual symptoms of these are found in the younger leaves
- negatively charged soil nutrients
- the inherent capacity of soil to support plant growth
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- electrical charge of soil micelle
- external factors that help plant growth
- Controls soil distribution due to differences in elevation
- condition where oxygen is not necessary
- well-developed soil found in alluvial terraces in the Phils.
- living component of soil that helps in plant growth and production
- the place where earliest recording of soil fertility was noted
- the ability of soil to turn out the quantity of plants
- a by-product of photosynthesis
- water is necessary for nutrient uptake to take place
- provides the energy needed for nutrients to move
- condition where the presence of oxygen is necessary
- help carry metal ions during nutrient intake
- nutrient uptake that takes effort
- the presence controls soil distribution due to presenc/eabsence of plants
- positively charged soil nutrients
- chemical substance added to soil to help plant growth
30 Clues: inherent capacity of plants • a by-product of photosynthesis • a by-product of photosynthesis • electrical charge of soil micelle • nutrient uptake that takes effort • positively charged soil nutrients • negatively charged soil nutrients • movement that does not exert energy • external factors that help plant growth • condition where oxygen is not necessary • ...
Awful Egyptians - Ben's English Book Report 2023-10-27
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- - A roll of paper used to stock papyrus.
- - A giant statue with the body of a lion and the head of a human.
- - A special tomb built for pharaohs.
- - The material used to write on. (sort of paper)
- - The process of preserving a body for the afterlife.
- - A tall four-sided monument with a pyramid-shaped top, often found in ancient Egyptian architecture.
- - God associated with death and the name of an attraction in plopsaland.
- - The god of the afterlife and judge of the dead.
- - The mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh.
- - A large city in where many pharaohs were buried.
- - A legendary Egyptian queen with a famous snakey ending.
- - A piece of land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the Middle East.
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- - Pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid and had a huge ego.
- - A famous queen known for her beauty and cunning ways.
- - A famous Egyptian queen who was known for dressing like a man.
- - A narrow river that flows north into the Mediterranean Sea.
- - The name of the one’s who prepared bodies for mummification.
- - The god of the sun in Egyptian mythology.
- - A writing system of using symbols and pictures.
- - City where Cleopatra lived and died.
- - A cursive form of Egyptian hieroglyphs used for everyday writing and documents.
- - A famous architect, doctor, and priest.
- - A special stone used in ancient Egypt for carving and writing.
- - The protective charm or amulet often worn by the ancient Egyptians.
24 Clues: - A special tomb built for pharaohs. • - City where Cleopatra lived and died. • - A roll of paper used to stock papyrus. • - A famous architect, doctor, and priest. • - The god of the sun in Egyptian mythology. • - The material used to write on. (sort of paper) • - A writing system of using symbols and pictures. • - The god of the afterlife and judge of the dead. • ...
Human Geography 6.1-6.4 2024-02-27
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- urban hearth located in the Middle East
- It has a large amount of recently developed retail and office space.(two words)
- the distance people are willing to travel for a good or service in a city
- Brasilia is an example of one. (two words)
- defined as the second largest city is about 1/2 of the population of the largest one (two words)
- the largest level in terms of population in the urban hierarchy
- converting farmland into residential areas. (two words)
- the place where the settlement is located
- Tokyo is an example of this
- a suburban area with significant growth in population and prosperity
- International company headquarters, significant global financial functions, and a polarized social structure are defining characteristics of a (two words)
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- movement of people from rural to cities
- a city that has a population that is over 50% larger than the next largest one in a nation (two words)
- the amount needed to sustain a good or service in an area
- describes the where the settlement in relation to other settlements.
- When establishing the relationship of larger cities to smaller ones, the pull of available services from the larger city is an example of the _____. (two words)
- movement of people from cities to their outskirts
- wealthy commuter communities beyond the suburbs
- New York City is an example of this
- interconnected cities due to good transportation and economic ties
20 Clues: Tokyo is an example of this • New York City is an example of this • movement of people from rural to cities • urban hearth located in the Middle East • the place where the settlement is located • Brasilia is an example of one. (two words) • wealthy commuter communities beyond the suburbs • movement of people from cities to their outskirts • ...
Nicholas Fasullo Ch #14 Study Guide 2024-05-16
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- They often couldn't move at all, not even to go to the _______
- In the triangular trade, an enslaved African would most likely be traded for
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1850
- They were judged because their skin was a different color and because they weren’t _______
- Which term describes the Southern economy before the Civil War?
- Families were broken up and sold to different ______
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1860
- Which best describes official U.S. immigration policy during the 1800's
- The inventors of democracy, used enslaved people as ____ ______
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- How many bales of cotton were produced in the US in 1860
- The African slave trade had stolen millions of people and shipped them to _____ _____
- What are the odds that you can trace your ancestry back through Ellis Island?
- How many bales of cotton were produced in the US in 1800
- The famous John Deere created the _______.
- How many bales of cotton were produced in the US in 1850
- How many total immigrants came to US in 1850
- How many slaves were there in the US in 1800
- The slave trade was a ___ _____ ____-
- Which of the following was most likely to immigrate to America during the 1700s?
- Others were sent to America, where they were sold at _______
- Slave owners created ______.
- Early records show that people were enslaved thousands of years ago in places like _____
22 Clues: Slave owners created ______. • The slave trade was a ___ _____ ____- • The famous John Deere created the _______. • How many total immigrants came to US in 1850 • How many slaves were there in the US in 1800 • How many slaves were there in the US in 1850 • How many slaves were there in the US in 1860 • Families were broken up and sold to different ______ • ...
Asian Countries 2024-11-15
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- Oil Producer and rival of Saudi Arabia.
- Home of the Taliban.
- Formed when two kingdoms united; never colonized.
- The most populous country in the world.
- Colonized by the British, on a Peninsula and an New Borneo.
- A communist country in southeast Asia.
- A country in an active civil war that includes the terrorist group from 9/11.
- Last nation to leave the USSR.
- Home of Mt. Everest.
- Most controlled by Hezbollah.
- Succesof of the Soviets.
- The only Southeastern Asian nation that was never colonized.
- A country that was the mistake major war that the US lost.
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- Home of the last World Cup.
- Home of Islands like Java, Sumatra, and New Guinea.
- Where most of Mesopotamia was based.
- The largest country that is just in Asia.
- A person from this country said "Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard."
- Has the most populous city in the world.
- The Holy Land.
- One of the two nations on Cyprus.
- Has disputes of Kashmir with India and China.
- Kicked out of Malaysia.
- Claims all of China, Mongolia, and other countries, but is only formally recognized by 11 UN members.
- A country known for K-Pop.
- The only transcontinental country between Asia and Africa.
- A country that was part of British Raj that was invaded by the Japanese.
- Known for having the fanciest airport in the world.
28 Clues: The Holy Land. • Home of the Taliban. • Home of Mt. Everest. • Kicked out of Malaysia. • Succesof of the Soviets. • A country known for K-Pop. • Home of the last World Cup. • Most controlled by Hezbollah. • Last nation to leave the USSR. • One of the two nations on Cyprus. • Where most of Mesopotamia was based. • A communist country in southeast Asia. • ...
Zephaniah 2023-04-07
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- a brass instrument often used in military or religious ceremonies
- a state of complete emptiness or destruction
- a feeling of optimism or expectation for the future
- the use of physical force to cause harm or damage
- an ancient kingdom located in northeastern Africa, sometimes associated with Ethiopia
- an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm
- the act of destroying or causing harm or damage
- an ancient city in Mesopotamia that was once a major center of trade and culture
- a person or group that is hostile or opposed to another
- an offering or act of giving something up, often used in a religious context
- a domesticated animal often used for transportation, farming, or in battle
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- the worship of idols or other objects of reverence, often considered a sin in many religions
- the act of turning away from sin or wrongdoing and making a conscious effort to live a better life
- an ancient kingdom located in the region of modern-day Iraq
- to feel or express great joy or happiness
- the state of being morally evil or corrupt
- a people who lived in ancient Palestine and often came into conflict with the Israelites in the Old Testament
- a state of hopelessness or discouragement
- a feeling of superiority or self-importance
- to be banished or forced to leave one's home or country
- to steal or take goods by force, often used in a military context
21 Clues: to feel or express great joy or happiness • a state of hopelessness or discouragement • the state of being morally evil or corrupt • a feeling of superiority or self-importance • a state of complete emptiness or destruction • the act of destroying or causing harm or damage • the use of physical force to cause harm or damage • ...
Treyś biblical crossword 2025-02-03
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- located in the fertile creasent
- An object made or modified by humans, typically of historical or cultural significance, such as tools, pottery, or artwork.
- body of water located in the middle east
- – A stone monument from the 9th century BCE that contains an inscription by King Mesha of Moab
- A surviving piece or remnant of something from the past, often of religious or historical significance.
- – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant
- An archaeological mound created by the accumulation of layers of human habitation over time, typically found in the Middle East.
- : A physical barrier or structure, often used for defense or division, found in many ancient civilizations, including fortifications in ancient cities.
- – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects
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- – An ancient Egyptian stone inscription from the 13th century BCE
- study of ancient history
- – A region in the Middle East, stretching from the Persian Gulf through modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Egypt, known for its rich soil and early civilizations, such as Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt.
- largest neological setament along the jordan river.
- -ancient Jewish manuscripts discovered around 300 BCE to 100 CE
- language found on roseeta stone
- – A stone slab discovered in 1799
- - the people from ancient Egypt that roamed around 3100 BCE to 30 BC
- – A writing system used in ancient Egypt that consists of pictorial symbols
- boarders the fertile creasent
- type of paper the dead sea scrolls were written on.
20 Clues: study of ancient history • boarders the fertile creasent • located in the fertile creasent • language found on roseeta stone • – A stone slab discovered in 1799 • body of water located in the middle east • largest neological setament along the jordan river. • – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant • – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects • ...
Treyś biblical crossword 2025-02-03
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- located in the fertile creasent
- An object made or modified by humans, typically of historical or cultural significance, such as tools, pottery, or artwork.
- body of water located in the middle east
- – A stone monument from the 9th century BCE that contains an inscription by King Mesha of Moab
- A surviving piece or remnant of something from the past, often of religious or historical significance.
- – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant
- An archaeological mound created by the accumulation of layers of human habitation over time, typically found in the Middle East.
- : A physical barrier or structure, often used for defense or division, found in many ancient civilizations, including fortifications in ancient cities.
- – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects
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- – An ancient Egyptian stone inscription from the 13th century BCE
- study of ancient history
- – A region in the Middle East, stretching from the Persian Gulf through modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Egypt, known for its rich soil and early civilizations, such as Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt.
- largest neological setament along the jordan river.
- -ancient Jewish manuscripts discovered around 300 BCE to 100 CE
- language found on roseeta stone
- – A stone slab discovered in 1799
- - the people from ancient Egypt that roamed around 3100 BCE to 30 BC
- – A writing system used in ancient Egypt that consists of pictorial symbols
- boarders the fertile creasent
- type of paper the dead sea scrolls were written on.
20 Clues: study of ancient history • boarders the fertile creasent • located in the fertile creasent • language found on roseeta stone • – A stone slab discovered in 1799 • body of water located in the middle east • largest neological setament along the jordan river. • – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant • – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects • ...
Global Mishmash 2024-10-17
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- ancient wanderers
- Hindu homeland
- this "goes around and comes around"
- Moksha can be described as this or the act of becoming brighter
- Your "duties" in Hinduism, the moral code or how you get good karma
- WNBA Rookie of the Year (2 wds)
- Month of the US presidential election
- the Jewish moral code was a list of ten
- one negative effect of geographic features, especially in China
- This math was used to build the pyramids and ziggurats
- Desert large enough to cover continental US
- the Hindu holy books
- A letter, a diary, a photograph (2 wds)
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- the group with the worst jobs in Ancient India
- This baseball team used to be in Brooklyn, making it seem like 3 NYC teams are in the playoffs
- Founder of first monotheistic religion In Mesopotamia
- "The Gift of the Nile"
- Problems that recur over time in all civilizations; also how I set up your notes (2 wds)
- The only Caste not allowed to learn the Vedas
- The ability to "try again" in Hinduism
- American hero who learned ahimsa from Gandhi (3 wds)
- geographic feature that isolated India and China (2 wds)
- the reason why Cuneiform and Hieroglyphics were created (2 wds)
- wind patterns that bring wet and dry seasons
- Kshatriya are this
- Rigid social classes found in Hinduism (2 wds)
- In China, rulers were said to have a mandate from _____
27 Clues: Hindu homeland • ancient wanderers • Kshatriya are this • the Hindu holy books • "The Gift of the Nile" • WNBA Rookie of the Year (2 wds) • this "goes around and comes around" • Month of the US presidential election • The ability to "try again" in Hinduism • the Jewish moral code was a list of ten • A letter, a diary, a photograph (2 wds) • ...
Mesopotamia’s religion 2024-10-04
GLOBAL STUDIES REVIEW 2022-01-20
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- TRICKERY IN WAR
- COMBINATION OF ROMAN LANGUAGES
- STEPPED TEMPLE
- SEASONAL WIND
- RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA
- ANCIENT ROMAN STADIUM
- BELIEF IN ONE GOD
- TURTLE SHELLS USED FOR WRITING
- OBJECT MADE BY HUMAN
- GREEK HISTORIAN
- MOUNTAINOUS GEOGRAPHY
- BLIND POET
- EGYPTIAN RIVER
- ANCIENT WRITING
- RIVER IN CHINA
- LOWER CLASS CITIZEN
- BREAD AND ___________
- HILLTOP
- ROMAN GENERAL
- TO FIGURE OUT THE MEANING
- BOOT SHAPED COUNTRY
- THING OF THE PEOPLE
- PLANT USED TO MAKE PAPER
- "OUR SEA"
- ARMED FOOT SOLDIERS
- LIVE IN PRESENT DAY HUNGARY
- BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING
- USES FEW WORDS IN SPEECH
- SET UP FIRST MAIL SYSTEM
- USED LONG NARROW BOATS
- EGYPTIAN TOMBS
- MILITARY STYLE CITY-STATE
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- UNCIVILIZED PEOPLE
- I CAME I SAW I CONQUERED
- MOVED ROMAN CAPITAL TO EAST
- HE DIVIDED ROME IN HALF
- THINKER
- SPREAD HELLENISTIC CULTURE
- WANDERER
- GREEK CITY-STATE
- PEOPLE CHOOSE LEADERS
- MEANING OF MARTEL
- RIVER IN INDIA
- WE ARE THE CENTER OF THE WORLD
- ALL ROADS LEAD TO.....
- FINE YELLOW SOIL
- HIGHLY CULTURED CITY-STATE
- ANCIENT GREEK PLAY ON SUFFERING
- WARS FOUGHT AGAINST CARTHAGE
- FRANKISH KING
- PLAY MOCKING SOCIETY
- RIVER IN MESOPOTAMIA
- COLORFUL PAINTINGS
- KING TUTANKHAMEN
- EGYPTIAN KING
- ROMAN PEACE
- BELIEF IN MANY GODS
- INDIAN PRIEST
- LAND-OWNING UPPER CLASS CITIZENS
- SET IN WRITING
- WATER SYSTEM
- OCTAVIAN
- FINE THREAD SPUN BY WORMS
63 Clues: THINKER • HILLTOP • WANDERER • OCTAVIAN • "OUR SEA" • BLIND POET • ROMAN PEACE • WATER SYSTEM • SEASONAL WIND • FRANKISH KING • ROMAN GENERAL • EGYPTIAN KING • INDIAN PRIEST • STEPPED TEMPLE • RIVER IN INDIA • EGYPTIAN RIVER • RIVER IN CHINA • SET IN WRITING • EGYPTIAN TOMBS • TRICKERY IN WAR • GREEK HISTORIAN • ANCIENT WRITING • GREEK CITY-STATE • FINE YELLOW SOIL • KING TUTANKHAMEN • BELIEF IN ONE GOD • MEANING OF MARTEL • ...
Social Studies 2015-11-12
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- A good or service produced within a country and sold outside the countries borders
- A small set of letters or symbols each of which stands for a single sound
- A good or service sold within a country produced in another country
- Supply water to crops
- A wide flat plain in present day Iraq
- Diffusion The spreading of cultural traits from one region to another
- Army A permanent army of professional soldiers
- A carved stone or pillar that stands on end
- Crescent Region of the Middle East that stretches in a large crescent shape
- A system of writing that uses triangular shaped symbols
- Money that is used as a medium of exchange bills or coins
- An independent state that works with other states to achieve a shared military or political goal
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- A state containing several countries or territories
- Pyramid shaped brick towers
- Soldiers who fight while riding horses
- Code A set of laws that governed life in the Babylonian Empire
- A trading system in which people exchange goods directly
- An independent state that includes a city and it's surrounding territory
- The belief in more than one God
- The art of steering a ship from place to place
- Payment made to show loyalty to a stronger power
- An area ruled by a distant country
- of Law The idea that all members of a society even the rich and powerful must obey the law
23 Clues: Supply water to crops • Pyramid shaped brick towers • The belief in more than one God • An area ruled by a distant country • A wide flat plain in present day Iraq • Soldiers who fight while riding horses • A carved stone or pillar that stands on end • The art of steering a ship from place to place • Army A permanent army of professional soldiers • ...
WHI SOL Review 2014-10-22
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- Chinese river
- Persian king who built the Royal Road
- First monotheistic religion
- religion that created the Caste System
- Holy Hindu river
- king of Greek Olympic gods
- teaches harmony with nature
- leader of the Athenian Golden Age
- remains of an organism
- Roman emperor who legalized and adopted Christianity
- Religious and moral code of conduct for Hebrews
- Roman emperor who began the Pax Romana
- 3 million to 8,000 BCE
- beliefs include the idea that government officials must be virtuous and good
- militaristic city-state with an oligarchy; rivaled Athens
- Era, 8,000 BCE to 2,000 BCE
- Father of History
- powerful nobility of Rome
- Babylonian king who had his own code of laws
- a man-made object
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- burial chamber for an Egyptian pharaoh
- religion founded by Siddhartha
- Connected China to Rome through trade
- ancient Egyptian writing
- Chinese built this as a defensive barrier against invasion
- goddess of love (Rome)
- crescent-shaped area of fertile land extending from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea
- Holy book of Hinduism
- River in Mesopotamia
- Where did the first homosapiens emerge?
- How archaeologists date remains
- On what river was India's ancient civilization?
- writer of the Illiad and the Odyssey
- Persian king who freed the Jews from Babylon
- Queen of Greek gods
- Egyptian river
- Sumerian writing system
- Founder of Taoism
- book containing the written records and beliefs of Hebrews
39 Clues: Chinese river • Egyptian river • Holy Hindu river • Father of History • Founder of Taoism • a man-made object • Queen of Greek gods • River in Mesopotamia • Holy book of Hinduism • goddess of love (Rome) • remains of an organism • 3 million to 8,000 BCE • Sumerian writing system • ancient Egyptian writing • powerful nobility of Rome • king of Greek Olympic gods • First monotheistic religion • ...
Ancient Civilizations Review 2014-08-25
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- egpytians lived on this side of the nile
- united lower and upper egypt
- founded a new religion that worshiped only one god
- made eye for eye philosophy
- the language used to decode the rosetta stone
- god of the dead
- israelite judge known for her wisdom
- ended the first dynasty
- where the early israelites lived
- sea where crete is located
- city of the robbers
- worlds first epic is account of this king
- one ancient city of south asia
- five books of the old testament
- name for egyptian kings
- seasonal winds in china
- capital of egypt during middle kingdom
- god responsible for life and death
- priests used ________ bones to predict the future
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- first empire builder
- center of sumerian civilization
- chou kings based their fuedal system on the teachings of...
- famous for purple dye
- the Armaean capital
- ch'in government philosophy
- temple made of sun dried brick
- name for the paradise in the Gilgamesh epic
- shang dynasty valued this more than gold
- egyptians built these to serve as royal tombs
- invented money
- ramses ruled until he was this old
- wife of amenhotep and important during new kingdom
- israelites migrated to egypt because of this
- egyptian sun god
- first chinese dynasty
- egyptian burials were on this side of the nile
- succeeded the shang dynasty
- another name for big blue gate
- modern day mesopotamia
39 Clues: invented money • god of the dead • egyptian sun god • the Armaean capital • city of the robbers • first empire builder • famous for purple dye • first chinese dynasty • modern day mesopotamia • ended the first dynasty • name for egyptian kings • seasonal winds in china • sea where crete is located • ch'in government philosophy • made eye for eye philosophy • succeeded the shang dynasty • ...
Cruciverba di Tamazlicari, Ciervo, Alderotti, Luchetti, Gifuni e Farag 2023-02-14
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- zona dove sorgeva Sparta
- in greco significa nuova città
- viene data al vincitore dell'Olimpiade
- arma che utilizzavno i persiani
- autore delle commedie
- si forma durante la nascita dei regni ellenistici
- insegnante personale di Alessandro Magno
- politica di Pericle
- arte di saper parlare bene
- capitale della Macedonia
- formano le tribù
- era ad Alessandria d'Egitto e si incontravano i sapienti
- capo spedizione
- sud Italia
- colpì Atene durante la prima fase della guerra peloponnesiaca
- confine naturale dell'impero macedone
- porto di Atene
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- a capo delle diverse province
- consiglio degli anziani a Sparta
- lo voleva formare Alessandro Magno
- terra dei Fenici
- zona esterna che fa parte della polis
- collegava Sardi con la Mesopotamia
- scienza che cerca di ricostruire e comprendere il passato con le fonti
- tipo di fonti fatti in un secondo momento riferite ad una certa epoca
- protagonista della leggenda su Maratona
- alleanza dei greci combinata ai macedoni
- ci stavano le donne a tessere e a badare i figli
- regione del Peloponneso
- quella macedone è più grande
- duravano un giorno intero
- religione che vede contrapposti il Dio del bene e il principio del male
- città dove Sparta uscì sconfitta a campo aperto
- regione di Atene
- Atene vittoriosa
- fondatore della storiografia
- colui che credeva che le malattie erano a livello fisico e non divino
- area colonizzata nella seconda colonizzazione
- vi risiede il pubbliuco al teatro
- traditore dei greci
40 Clues: sud Italia • porto di Atene • capo spedizione • terra dei Fenici • regione di Atene • Atene vittoriosa • formano le tribù • politica di Pericle • traditore dei greci • autore delle commedie • regione del Peloponneso • zona dove sorgeva Sparta • capitale della Macedonia • duravano un giorno intero • arte di saper parlare bene • quella macedone è più grande • fondatore della storiografia • ...
Government of Ancient Egypt 2021-01-07
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- Collected from farmers as tax payments.
- Ruler of a kingdom, aka monarch.
- During this first Kingdom, Egypt's government became stronger, it built magnificent cities, pyramids and expanded trade.
- Head of the government, had total power, owner of all land, and god on earth. Also means "great palace."
- Artisans, merchants and traders began to play a more important role in Egypt's _______.
- Capital city built by Menes.
- The right to rule was passed from father to son to ______.
- These provided natural "dry" barriers from outside attacks.
- appointed by the pharaoh to carry out his orders.
- Time of severe food shortage. A surplus of grain had to be stored in case this occurred.
- Word that means to "join together" King Menes did this with upper and lower Egypt.
- Form of government in which one ruler controls both religion and government.
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- These travelers carried goods to be traded with Nubia to the south and Mesopotamia to the East.
- Villages along the Nile did this with their surplus of produce and goods.
- As the son of Re, the pharaoh was considered a ____ on earth.
- System to oversee farming, trading, grain storage, distribution of food, conflicts over land...
- Name of the second Egyptian kingdom or time period.
- place to store surplus grain.
- King of Upper Egypt who conquered lower Egypt. He was the first pharaoh.
- Pharaoh would perform rituals to help the soil to ____ (keep it fertile and produce abundant crops).
- A line of rulers from one family.
21 Clues: Capital city built by Menes. • place to store surplus grain. • Ruler of a kingdom, aka monarch. • A line of rulers from one family. • Collected from farmers as tax payments. • appointed by the pharaoh to carry out his orders. • Name of the second Egyptian kingdom or time period. • The right to rule was passed from father to son to ______. • ...
Comunicación escrita 2022-10-09
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- donde se exponen los temas anticipados en la introducción y se intenta llegar a los objetivos planteados
- llevan tilde cuando NO terminan en ene, ese o vocal
- sistema de representación gráfica de un idioma
- forma artística de contar relatos
- finalidad de la investigación y el escrito
- partes del texto deben poder comprenderse, deben ser legibles y claras
- parte inicial de un texto
- tipo de texto que contiene el desarrollo de una investigación e incorpora resultados y pruebas respecto a un tema
- llevan tilde cuando terminan en ene, ese o vocal
- Dichas partes deben unirse de manera armónica, deben fluir y formar parte de una unidad.
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- siempre llevan tilde
- aborda de manera objetiva un asunto o tema determinado, con la finalidad de dar a conocer e informar una serie de hechos, datos o conceptos específicos.
- tipo de texto en los que se construye un punto de vista respecto al tema en cuestión
- Todos los libros y materiales de archivo consultados para poder elaborar la investigación y el propio texto que la expone
- donde surge la escritura cuneiforme
- tipo de escritura constituida por ideogramas y pictogramas
- metodología y los procedimientos que se utilizaron para la investigación.
- parte final de un trabajo de investigación
- composición literaria en la que se desarrolla de manera completa, correcta y elegante
- Se trata de un texto breve e introductorio en el que se detalla rápidamente de qué trata el texto
20 Clues: siempre llevan tilde • parte inicial de un texto • forma artística de contar relatos • donde surge la escritura cuneiforme • finalidad de la investigación y el escrito • parte final de un trabajo de investigación • sistema de representación gráfica de un idioma • llevan tilde cuando terminan en ene, ese o vocal • llevan tilde cuando NO terminan en ene, ese o vocal • ...
vocab #1 2022-09-08
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- a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making tings by hang
- human
- period in prehistory distinguished by the development of stone tools
- the society, culture, and way of life in a particular area
- the period of time before written records
- a member of a community without fixed habitation who regularly moves areas
- the final stage of cultural evolution among prehistoric humans
- an object made by a human
- the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement
- a person who copies out documents
- symbol that conveys its meaning through pictural resemblance, like a "No Smoking" or fire hazard sign
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- to tame (an animal) and keep it as a pet or for farm produce
- the study of human history through excavations of sites and analysis of artifacts
- prehistoric period of time when weapons were made of stone or organic materials such as bone, wood, or horn
- arrange laws or rules into a systematic code
- a member of nomadic people who live by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food
- also known as the Agricultural Revolution, was the transition of many cultures from mall, nomadic bands of hunter-gatherers tp larger, agricultural settlements & early civilization
- a rectangular stepped tower in ancient Mesopotamia
- crescent-shaped region in the Middle East known for its rich soils and abundant access to water
- script used to write several languages of the Ancient Middle East
20 Clues: human • an object made by a human • a person who copies out documents • the period of time before written records • arrange laws or rules into a systematic code • a rectangular stepped tower in ancient Mesopotamia • the society, culture, and way of life in a particular area • to tame (an animal) and keep it as a pet or for farm produce • ...
Global History Vocabulary 2016-12-20
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- a rigid social hierarchy found in India
- a Sumarian temple
- farming
- the river that Egypt was centered around
- a blending of Greek, Persian, and Mesopotamian cultures
- a complex culture in which large numbers of people share common elements
- ancient Egypt writing
- where the city states of Sumer and the Kingdom of Babylonia were located
- kings or queens who run a kingdom
- Crescent an arc of land from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf
- Chinese philosophy that stresses respect
- an Egyptian monarch
- early writing system used by the Sumerians
- your duty to do your job
- the ultimate reality in Buddhism.
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- a government run by religious leaders
- a Chinese belief system that focuses on improving life here on Earth
- the study of past civilizations through an analysis of what people have left behind
- a belief in many deities
- the way of life a group of people follow
- transporting water from area to another
- a society led by men
- rebirth
- what the Code of Hammurabi was displayed on
- a central figure in Islam, Christianity and Judaism
- a belief in one deity
- skilled workers who produce something such as weapons, pottery or jewelry
- a belief system that used the Middle Path
- Babylonian king who introduced the first known written set of laws
- seasonal winds that bring rain to the Indian subcontinent
- the best teacher ever!
- the highest social caste in Hinduism
32 Clues: rebirth • farming • a Sumarian temple • an Egyptian monarch • a society led by men • ancient Egypt writing • a belief in one deity • the best teacher ever! • a belief in many deities • your duty to do your job • kings or queens who run a kingdom • the ultimate reality in Buddhism. • the highest social caste in Hinduism • a government run by religious leaders • ...
6.3 and 7.1 S.S. Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-15
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- The act of being forced to leave one’s homeland
- A person who is believed to receive messages from God
- A person who teaches the history and laws of Judaism
- A state ruled by religious law
- The capital city of the Babylonian Empire
- He was the king of Judah who saved Jerusalem from an Assyrian invasion in 701 B.C.
- Assyrians were from this place
- After the kingdom of Israel split into two parts the southern tribes had this name for their capital
- To become an official part of a certain teaching
- After the kingdom of Israel split into two parts the northern tribes had this name for their capital
- II He was an Assyrian king who captured Israel
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- Diaspora This was when many Jews remained outside their homeland
- The first king of Judah and son of Solomon
- A hebrew priest who lead many Jews back to Jerusalem after their exile
- In 722 B.C. this place conquered Israel
- A Jewish place of worship
- The scattering of Jews outside their homeland
- The leader of the Persian Empire when it conquered Babylon
- After the kingdom of Israel split into two parts the southern tribes had this name for their kingdom
- prophet predicted that Israel would be punished for ignoring God’s law
- A Hebrew prophet who told the exiled people that they had not kept their promise to worship God alone
- falls to the Assyrians This happened to Israel when the Assyrians conquered them
22 Clues: A Jewish place of worship • A state ruled by religious law • Assyrians were from this place • In 722 B.C. this place conquered Israel • The capital city of the Babylonian Empire • The first king of Judah and son of Solomon • The scattering of Jews outside their homeland • II He was an Assyrian king who captured Israel • The act of being forced to leave one’s homeland • ...
5 Themes of Geography 2023-10-01
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- the study of the earth’s physical and human features and the way people shape their environment.
- a region in SW Asia where the first civilization was founded. Means "the land between two rivers."
- the study of past events.
- the study of how humans have lived in the past and present. This is taught by Mr. Sainvil and Mrs. Esler.
- uses directions and landmarks. a place's location in relation to other places
- a large landmass. There are seven of these in the world.
- the world becoming a smaller place as people, ideas and goods move faster.
- the 0 degree line of longitude which separates the eastern and western hemispheres. First word is Prime.
- this can be found with a location's latitude and longitude.
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- uses addresses and coordinates to give a place's the exact location.
- a word that is used a lot, especially the girls at SLS.
- the 0 degree line of latitude which separates the northern and southern hemispheres.
- a popular video game with a Battle Royale mode.
- a graph that shows the order of events in chronological order.
- a half of the Earth.
- an area with common features that set it apart from other areas
- the way of life for a group of people. Includes their customs, language, food and music.
- describes a location using its physical and human characteristics.
- Mr. Sainvil's home state.
- a type of region with boundaries and borders.
20 Clues: a half of the Earth. • the study of past events. • Mr. Sainvil's home state. • a type of region with boundaries and borders. • a popular video game with a Battle Royale mode. • a word that is used a lot, especially the girls at SLS. • a large landmass. There are seven of these in the world. • this can be found with a location's latitude and longitude. • ...
World Studies Final Exam Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-15
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- Bridge-like structures that carried water from the hills into Rome's cities.
- Was a shrewd politician who convinced Emperor Justinian to stop the Nika Riots.
- This monarch built the Palace of Versailles.
- The most famous example of Greek architecture.
- The rich landowners in Rome.
- The farmers, merchants, artisans, and traders in Rome.
- Julius Caesar crossed this river to start the Roman Civil War.
- This was the economic system within Feudalism.
- Held the highest authority in the feudal system.
- A writing system used in Ancient Egypt.
- Carthage used this animal to fight the Ancient Romans.
- The leader of the Aztec Empire when Cortes arrived in modern-day Mexico.
- Held the second highest authority in the feudal system.
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- He was a conquistador who conquered the Aztec Empire.
- The sea located directly to the south of Greece.
- Part of the Triangular Trade where African slaves were brought to the Americas from Africa.
- Was Rome's basic military unit.
- Was the King of Babylon who published a remarkable set of laws.
- This city in Ancient Greece was ruled by a democracy.
- This city in Ancient Greece was ruled by an oligarchy.
- The first group to discover America.
- A mounted warrior on horseback.
- The religion that people in Ancient Mesopotamia followed.
- This farmer was the lowest member of the Feudal System
- A poet who made a poem about the Trojan War.
25 Clues: The rich landowners in Rome. • Was Rome's basic military unit. • A mounted warrior on horseback. • The first group to discover America. • A writing system used in Ancient Egypt. • This monarch built the Palace of Versailles. • A poet who made a poem about the Trojan War. • The most famous example of Greek architecture. • This was the economic system within Feudalism. • ...
Botanic Gardens Science Trail Crossword 2024-02-20
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- What colour are the lantern-like fruits?
- What is the genus of the fungus causing the growth on the tree?
- What is the term for balancing cost and benefit?
- What kind of species is the Pampas grass?
- change What environmental problem can the foxglove tree reduce the impact of?
- What can you predict using a pinecone?
- giganteus What is the scientific name of the largest living grass species?
- We and fungi need nutrients from food. So, what do we call such organisms?
- True or false: alpine plants live on the coast
- What family is the Australian pine from?
- Bamboo flowers every _______ years
- By what process do beech trees draw up water?
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- What is the word for a tree which loses all leaves in Autumn>
- What is the Finnish word for witches broom?
- What kind of organisms do many plants rely on?
- What is the meaning of the species name?
- What do we call the cluster of flowers?
- What country in Asia does grafting originate from?
- What is a reason for decreased wildlife diversity surrounding farmers' fields?
- What does the + sign in front of the name mean?
- What country are rhododendrons the national flower of?
- What management strategy is often done in woods?
- What do these plants repel?
- What nutrients do fungi help heather to absorb?
- What are the fruit of the hornbeam called?
25 Clues: What do these plants repel? • Bamboo flowers every _______ years • What can you predict using a pinecone? • What do we call the cluster of flowers? • What colour are the lantern-like fruits? • What is the meaning of the species name? • What family is the Australian pine from? • What kind of species is the Pampas grass? • What are the fruit of the hornbeam called? • ...
Treyś biblical crossword 2025-02-03
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- located in the fertile creasent
- An object made or modified by humans, typically of historical or cultural significance, such as tools, pottery, or artwork.
- body of water located in the middle east
- – A stone monument from the 9th century BCE that contains an inscription by King Mesha of Moab
- A surviving piece or remnant of something from the past, often of religious or historical significance.
- – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant
- An archaeological mound created by the accumulation of layers of human habitation over time, typically found in the Middle East.
- : A physical barrier or structure, often used for defense or division, found in many ancient civilizations, including fortifications in ancient cities.
- – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects
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- – An ancient Egyptian stone inscription from the 13th century BCE
- study of ancient history
- – A region in the Middle East, stretching from the Persian Gulf through modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Egypt, known for its rich soil and early civilizations, such as Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt.
- largest neological setament along the jordan river.
- -ancient Jewish manuscripts discovered around 300 BCE to 100 CE
- language found on roseeta stone
- – A stone slab discovered in 1799
- - the people from ancient Egypt that roamed around 3100 BCE to 30 BC
- – A writing system used in ancient Egypt that consists of pictorial symbols
- boarders the fertile creasent
- type of paper the dead sea scrolls were written on.
20 Clues: study of ancient history • boarders the fertile creasent • located in the fertile creasent • language found on roseeta stone • – A stone slab discovered in 1799 • body of water located in the middle east • largest neological setament along the jordan river. • – An ancient Semitic people who lived in the Levant • – Simple drawings or symbols that represent objects • ...
Paleolithic & Neolithic Era Vocab 2025-08-28
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- The lifestyle many nomadic humans lived that consisted of foraging natural vegetation & hunting animals for food.
- An item/object created by humans, often of historical or archaeological interest.
- When huntergatherer humans changed their lifestyles to consist more of farming & domesticating animals.
- The study of the past.
- A symbol representing a word, idea, or phrase.
- An advanced society with well-established culture & political systems.
- The time period before civilization & writing.
- To tame animals from their previously wild state.
- A Mesopotamian structure or temple with multiple layers & steps leading up to it.
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- One of the oldest forms of writing created by the Sumerians in ancient Mesopotamia.
- The first part of the Stone Age that started human technological advances, such as stone tools & figurines.
- Someone who is skilled in working with their hands, such as creating furniture & pottery.
- It is the art, behavior, & social aspects of a certain group of people.
- Typically found in ancient societies, they were educated in writing & reading as a professional copyist.
- People who have no home & move around instead of staying in one location.
- The scientific definition for humans.
- To arrange laws or information into a systematic code or order.
- A crescent-shaped region in the Middle East known for fertile land & development for early civilizations.
- A prehistoric monument in England made by ancient people in the Mesolithic period.
- The final part of the Stone Age that saw villages, animal domestication, & agriculture.
20 Clues: The study of the past. • The scientific definition for humans. • A symbol representing a word, idea, or phrase. • The time period before civilization & writing. • To tame animals from their previously wild state. • To arrange laws or information into a systematic code or order. • An advanced society with well-established culture & political systems. • ...
History Vocab 2025-09-10
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- preserved from a past geologic age.
- Assemblage of megaliths erected by prehistoric peoples on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, southern England.
- The study of prehistoric humankind.
- Roaming about from place to place aimlessly, frequently, or without a fixed pattern of movement.
- Pictograph
- The customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group.
- A rectangular stepped tower in ancient Mesopotamia, sometimes surmounted by a temple.
- A worker who practices a trade or handicraft.
- A member of a learned class in ancient Israel through New Testament times studying the Scriptures and serving as copyists, editors, teachers, and jurists.
- A boomerang-shaped region of the Middle East, stretching from the Nile River to the Persian Gulf.
- The scientific study of material remains (such as tools, pottery, jewelry, stone walls, and monuments) of past human life and activities.
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- To adapt (an animal or plant) over time from a wild or natural state especially by selective breeding to life in close association with and to the benefit of humans
- Old Stone Age.
- New Stone Age.
- Not Migratory, Settled
- Humankind
- A usually simple object (such as a tool or ornament) showing human workmanship or modification as distinguished from a natural object.
- Composed of or written in wedge-shaped characters.
- A member of a nomadic people who live chiefly by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food.
- A relatively high level of cultural and technological development.
20 Clues: Humankind • Pictograph • Old Stone Age. • New Stone Age. • Not Migratory, Settled • preserved from a past geologic age. • The study of prehistoric humankind. • A worker who practices a trade or handicraft. • Composed of or written in wedge-shaped characters. • A relatively high level of cultural and technological development. • ...
Ancient History 2025-12-07
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- Heritage and inheritance through the male line
- Mesopotamian temple
- An agreement, like that between Abraham and Yahweh
- Animal bone used for written divination in ancient China
- Consequences for conforming to or deviating from a norm
- The First Agricultural Revolution
- The blending of cultural elements like religion
- Corn; Mesoamerica
- Ancient Chinese dynasty
- Belief in many gods, but primary worship of one
- Belief in/worship of many gods
- The Hebrew word for "instruction"; another name for the first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- Paper-like material used in ancient Egypt
- The material and nonmaterial characteristics of a group
- Land "between rivers"
- Cultural elements that are intangible
- Preservation of the body; ancient Egyptian
- A type of subsistence associated with being nomadic and taking what the earth provides
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- Subcultures with norms or values that contradict dominant culture
- Reverence for ancestors/family; ancient Chinese
- Knotted cords/ropes used to record; ancient Peru
- Rigid social stratification; ancient India/Pakistan
- Seeking guidance through supernatural means
- Expectations of behavior, feeling, or thought
- The governance or rule of men
- Attribution of souls or spirits to the natural world
- The first five books of the Jewish and Christian Bibles
- Belief in/worship of one god
- The layering of things, like people
- Ancient Egyptian ruler
- Cultures within a larger culture
- Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- Cultural elements that are tangible
- Cultural beliefs about what is desirable/undesirable, good/bad
34 Clues: Corn; Mesoamerica • Mesopotamian temple • Land "between rivers" • Ancient Egyptian ruler • Ancient Chinese dynasty • Belief in/worship of one god • The governance or rule of men • Belief in/worship of many gods • Cultures within a larger culture • Judaism, Christianity, and Islam • The First Agricultural Revolution • The layering of things, like people • ...
Movies and pickles, related? 2022-11-14
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- This 2016 film was based on a 2011 Rolling Stone article by Guy Lawson
- This 2015 film is a remake of the 1977 film Death Game
- It is believed that the first pickles were made here, as far back as 2030 BC (though the time varies a bit by source)
- This 2017 film sequel stars Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford in a neo-noir science fiction setting
- Full name of the man that invented the phrase "in a pickle"
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- This 2016 American biographical sports film follows the life of a Panamanian professional boxer
- This herb has given the name to the most popular type of pickle in America
- This US state has a law that states that a pickle can only be sold as a pickle if it can bounce
8 Clues: This 2015 film is a remake of the 1977 film Death Game • Full name of the man that invented the phrase "in a pickle" • This 2016 film was based on a 2011 Rolling Stone article by Guy Lawson • This herb has given the name to the most popular type of pickle in America • ...
Geography of MENA (Middle East and North Africa) 2026-01-15
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- The process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought or inappropriate agriculture.
- Boomerang-shaped region of the Middle East that was home to some of the earliest human civilizations and birthplace of agriculture
- man-made waterway that connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea
- A dam on the Nile river in Egypt, completed in 1970, which increased farmable land by 50% in Egypt.
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- A region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers which is the location of some of the world’s earliest civilizations
- A place where water from an aquifer has reached the surface supporting wildlife and vegetation
- Birthplace of Muhammad and holiest city of the Islamic religion.
- A landform created by the deposition of the sediments that are carried by the waters of a river.
8 Clues: Birthplace of Muhammad and holiest city of the Islamic religion. • man-made waterway that connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea • A place where water from an aquifer has reached the surface supporting wildlife and vegetation • A landform created by the deposition of the sediments that are carried by the waters of a river. • ...
SEJARAH MINAT 2020-04-16
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- Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah
- Karya sastra dari Yunani yang menceritakan perang Yunani dan Persia adalah
- Ilmuwan yang dianggap sebagai “Bapak Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam” Yunani adalah
- Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah
- Perang yang diceritakan dalam karya sastra Homerus adalah
- Orang Cina Kuno sudah mengenal goresan pena berupa tanda atau gambar yang disebut
- kelahiran, penerangan agung, dan kematian Sidharta Gautama terjadi pada tanggal yang sama, yakni bulan purnama di bulan Mei. Ketiga peristiwa tersebut dirayakan umat Buddha sebagai hari raya
- Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah
- Untuk menjaga piramida dari roh jahat di depan kanan atau kiri piramida, bangsa mesir kuno membangun
- Patung Dewi Athena merupakan salah satu bukti kebesaran yunani yang berada di
- Peradaban kuno yang pertama kali ditemukan di Eropa adalah
- Tulisan yang membuka tabir sejarah Mesir kuno sekaligus merupakan tulisan bangsa Mesir Kuno adalah
- Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah
- Kekuasaan pemerintahan di lembah Sungai Indus dipimpin oleh
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- Raja persia yang melakukan ekspedisi kedua untuk menyerang yunani adalah
- Bangsa yang pertama kali mendiami lembah Sungai Indus yaitu bangsa
- Bangunan peninggalan romawi yang masih dapat ditemui di italia adalah
- Dinasti yang memerintah di Cina Kuno sesudah dinasti Syang runtuh yaitu Dinasti
- Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah
- Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah
- Bangsa Khaldea menempati wilayang Mesopotamia setelah berhasil mengalahkan bangsa
- Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah
- Ajaran yang menitikberatkan pada etika dengan logika melalui pengenalan akan diri sendiri adalah
- yang percaya bahwa negara yang baik harus dikuasai oleh imperium adalah
24 Clues: Sebutan untuk pendeta Buddha adalah • Pusat Kerajaan Assiria terletak di daerah • Nama dewa perang bangsa yunani kuno adalah • Raja dari kerajaan mesir tua yang terkenal adalah • Panglima perang kartago yang menyerang romawi adalah • Hukum terkenal yang dibuat pada zaman babylonia adalah • Huruf yang digunakan pada masa kerajaan mesir kuno adalah • ...
Megan Roberts - Chapter 25 Crossword 2020-05-13
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- fail to take car of properly
- a geographic area belonging to or under the jurisdiction of a governmental authority
- a large financial and industrial corporation
- a suspension of movement
- relating to country side
- identification with one's own nation
- a government where a select group of people exercises control
- a ruler with much power
- moral principles
- the act of letting someone go from imprisonment
- an adherent of Islam
- stick to or follow
- a forcible overthrow of a government
- an outer part or edge
- a definite course or method of action
- country in southwestern Asia in Mesopotamia
- distribution in a different way
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- bring or come to an end
- a member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting
- a small group having control of a country
- father Turk
- withdraw from social relations to a protest
- empire that controlled much of southeast Europe
- the act of breaking a law
- renew political unity to a political group or person
- the process of adapting something to modern needs
- a person who supports or believes in the principles of communism
- a national oil company to run the oil industry
- the act of expanding or growing larger
- a robber
- the cap warn by Turkish Muslims
- a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives
- the deliberate mass of murder of a particular race or religion
- country of eastern Asia bordering on the Pacific
34 Clues: a robber • father Turk • moral principles • stick to or follow • an adherent of Islam • an outer part or edge • bring or come to an end • a ruler with much power • a suspension of movement • relating to country side • the act of breaking a law • fail to take car of properly • the cap warn by Turkish Muslims • distribution in a different way • identification with one's own nation • ...
Challenge 3 - Team eWan Quiz 2020-05-21
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- UK prime minister during WWII
- Female military leader nicknamed "The Maid of Orléans"
- Surname of famous suffragette.. we saw here statue in London by houses of parliament
- One of the 5 books of the old testament
- Name of a famous baptist who lived between BC – AD 28–36
- Famous citadel set high in the Andes Mountains in Peru
- Name of sea located between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula
- The bear from rainbow
- Iran's old name
- A boat that drives fully underwater
- Japan Capital City
- Jewish day of atonement
- Florence.... a famous nurse
- Country of Adolf Hitlers Birth
- Brad Pitt character whos age went backwards
- Sootys naughty cousin
- The blue teletubbie
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- Name of the wife of Noah
- Inventor of penicillin
- Most famous female egyptian ruler,who lived from 69 – 30 BC
- Nuclear Disaster in Ukraine
- Capital of Alaska
- Iraq's old name
- Name of south American Tribe that was founded in 1438
- Famous artist/sculptor who created "David"
- Birthplace of William Shakespeare
- Surname of author of famous book called "Treasure Island"
- Surname of famous author who wrote Oliver Twist
- The name of the dog from sooty
- First Roman Leader Christian Name lived from 23 September 63 BC – 19 August AD 14
- Surname of 2nd person on the moon
- Captain Corelli had one of these
- Famous street artist
33 Clues: Iraq's old name • Iran's old name • Capital of Alaska • Japan Capital City • The blue teletubbie • Famous street artist • The bear from rainbow • Sootys naughty cousin • Inventor of penicillin • Jewish day of atonement • Name of the wife of Noah • Nuclear Disaster in Ukraine • Florence.... a famous nurse • UK prime minister during WWII • The name of the dog from sooty • ...
AP7-Crossword Puzzle, Sagutan Natin!-Ikalawang Markahan-Adrienne Gail M. Laya 2022-02-09
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- Tinatamasa ng mga mongha, ngunit hindi maaaring marating hangga't hindi sila maipapanganak na lalaki sa susunod na buhay.
- Ang Diyosa ng Araw batay sa mga Hapon
- Isang sistema sa larangan ng medisina na galing sa Silangang Asya.
- Ito ang turing sa mga babae ayon sa Kodigo ni Hammurabi.
- Kaugaliang nakasanayan ng mga kababaihang Hindu kung saan maipapakita nila ang tunay nilang pagmamahal sa kanilang asawa sa pagtalon sa funeral pyre sa oras na ito'y mamatay.
- Ang nagtatag ng imperyong Chaldean.
- Bilang ng imperyong naitatag sa loob ng Mesopotamia.
- Ginamit ng mga Lydian sa kalakalan.
- Sinimulang gawin noong Dinastiyang Sung dahil ito ang makgagawa ng "lily feet" na pamantayan ng ganda noon.
- Isang paniniwalang Hindu na nagsasabing may kapalit na parusa o gantimpala ang bawat aksyon.
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- Ang banal na aklat ng relihiyong itinatag ni Sidharta Gautama.
- Ang organisadong kaugalian, paniniwala, at kultura ng isang kabihasnan.
- Sinasabing hugis ng matabang lupa na ngayon ay tinatawag na ring Iraq.
- Uri ng relihiyon na naniniwala sa maraming diyos at diyosa.
- Isang pilosopiyang nagpapahalaga sa mahigpit na pagsunod sa batas.
- Ito ang dapat na mailuwal na sanggol ng isang babae sa Tsina upang masabing mayroong silbi noon.
- Sa kaniyang mga aral nanggaling ang kilalang "Golden Rule".
- Sistemang panlipunan na nagpapangkat sa mga tao noong kabihasnang Indus.
- Ay bumagsak dahil kay White Hun na posibleng nagmula sa Gitnang Asya.
- Ang unang banyagang dinastiya ng Tsina.
20 Clues: Ang nagtatag ng imperyong Chaldean. • Ginamit ng mga Lydian sa kalakalan. • Ang Diyosa ng Araw batay sa mga Hapon • Ang unang banyagang dinastiya ng Tsina. • Bilang ng imperyong naitatag sa loob ng Mesopotamia. • Ito ang turing sa mga babae ayon sa Kodigo ni Hammurabi. • Uri ng relihiyon na naniniwala sa maraming diyos at diyosa. • ...
Foundations for World History 2022-07-18
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- civilization of South America along the Andes Mountains, terraced farming, quipu, and road systems
- civilization of Mexico known for their calendars, chinampas farming, math, capital of Tenochtitlan
- religion of ancient India, longest practicing religion on earth
- leader of Macedonia that conquered much of the known world to spread culture and ideas
- time of ancient Greece and Rome
- location of early civilization in Mesopotamia
- tomb of the pharaoh
- location of early civilization in Egypt
- ruling family of an empire
- temple structure
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- civilization of Mexico known for their ball games, calendars, math, astronomy, and temples
- the New Stone Age where humans began to settle into permanent civilizations
- opposing forces in nature creating balance in the universe
- social hierarchy of ancient India and the Hindu faith
- ancient Chinese belief regarding the change of power in dynastic succession
- city-state of ancient Greece known for farming, it's army, and war
- follows Alexander the Great in the cultural exchange of Greek, Persian and Egyptian ideas and customs
- location of early civilization on the Indian Subcontinent
- known for republic, rounded arches, roads, aquaducts, law and justice systems
- leader of ancient Egypt
- location of early civilization in China
- pictogram style of writing in ancient Egypt
- city-state of ancient Greece known for the arts, it's navy, and trade
- society where the political and religious leaders share power
- foundation of western civilization, birthplace of democracy, Olympics, citizenship, philosophy and theater
- earliest writing system
26 Clues: temple structure • tomb of the pharaoh • leader of ancient Egypt • earliest writing system • ruling family of an empire • time of ancient Greece and Rome • location of early civilization in China • location of early civilization in Egypt • pictogram style of writing in ancient Egypt • location of early civilization in Mesopotamia • ...
