middle east Crossword Puzzles
Apples 2024-10-03
Across
- a passionate dance that originated in the streets
- a emblem of modern urbanization in the Middle East
- tallest skyscraper in the world
- depends on oil revenues
- is associated with indigenous people of Andes Mountains
- the G in PEGS
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- is a vital component of south Americas culture.
- the P in PEGS
- is the striking aspect of south americas country
- a city in the United Arab Emirates
- the E in PEGS
- city in the middle east
- the S in PEGS
13 Clues: the P in PEGS • the E in PEGS • the S in PEGS • the G in PEGS • depends on oil revenues • city in the middle east • tallest skyscraper in the world • a city in the United Arab Emirates • is a vital component of south Americas culture. • is the striking aspect of south americas country • a passionate dance that originated in the streets • ...
Middle East Geography - Tic-Tac-Toe 2022-03-24
Across
- important sources of freshwater; especially for Jordan and Israel, a natural boundary between Israel and Jordan
- a strategically important strait linking the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman
- A body of water east of the Arabian peninsula that separates Arabia from Iran.
- A human-made waterway, which was opened in 1869, connecting the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea
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- a river in Southwest Asia from central Turkey through Syria and into Iraq
- a coastal region at the southeastern corner of the Mediterranean bordering Israel and Egypt
- a river in Southwest Asia, flowing Southeast from East Turkey through Syria and Iraq
- This body of water separates the Arabian Peninsula from Africa.
- A Muslim country, bordering Iraq on the north. It is a critical U.S. ally in the region. The people are Muslim, but they are NOT Arab. Like Iraq and Iran, they also have a Kurd minority within their borders.
- the northwestern part of the Indian Ocean, between Arabia and India. under Oman
10 Clues: This body of water separates the Arabian Peninsula from Africa. • a river in Southwest Asia from central Turkey through Syria and into Iraq • a strategically important strait linking the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman • A body of water east of the Arabian peninsula that separates Arabia from Iran. • ...
Middle East/Persia Vocab Quiz 1 2022-10-11
Across
- A loose alliance of city states or groups of people.
- The belief and worship of one all powerful God.
- System of writing that uses letters to express sounds
- An individual letter that has a sound attached.
- These were carefully dug underground canals to carry water in ancient Persia.
- The first 5 books of the Bible considered divine by Israelites.
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- To plot or follow directions to get from one place to another. Generally using stars and the sun for directions.
- An agreement between man and God. A major belief of monotheism.
- A royal governor serving in the Persian empire.
- These were public gardens for people to use and enjoy in ancient Persia's cities.
10 Clues: The belief and worship of one all powerful God. • A royal governor serving in the Persian empire. • An individual letter that has a sound attached. • A loose alliance of city states or groups of people. • System of writing that uses letters to express sounds • An agreement between man and God. A major belief of monotheism. • ...
Pennsylvania 2015-01-22
Across
- lived in wigwams and longhouses
- eaten baked, boiled, and sweetened
- next to the Delaware River and the Atlantic Coastal East
- most abundant plant
- months: how long of a growing season
Down
- Penn:founder of Pennsylvania
- degrees F- average temperatures
- a middle colony known as "Penn's Woods"
- winters: not long summers but.....
- just like tobacco, but grown in Pennsylvania
10 Clues: most abundant plant • Penn:founder of Pennsylvania • degrees F- average temperatures • lived in wigwams and longhouses • winters: not long summers but..... • months: how long of a growing season • eaten baked, boiled, and sweetened • a middle colony known as "Penn's Woods" • just like tobacco, but grown in Pennsylvania • ...
Jason (Indonesia) 2022-05-09
Across
- is a large land-form
- The capital of Indonesia
- I plot of land covered with water
- The largest continent
- A group of island
Down
- is divided among three countries
- is a large island in western Indonesia
- is a large land-form that spits out lava
- Home to more then 57% of Indonesians
- A religion that started in middle east
10 Clues: A group of island • is a large land-form • The largest continent • The capital of Indonesia • is divided among three countries • I plot of land covered with water • Home to more then 57% of Indonesians • is a large island in western Indonesia • A religion that started in middle east • is a large land-form that spits out lava
Culinary Quiz 2024-08-20
Across
- An exotic vegetable.
- This seasoning is originated from the Middle East.
- Type of Fresh Dough Pasta
- A derivative of tomato sauce
- A famous item in Mexican street food.
Down
- Literally translated to "Pick Me Up"
- widely used as a condiment in Mexican cuisine.
- Cooked Equal Parts of Flour & Butter
- A format followed in Banquet Events.
- A Type of Onion.
10 Clues: A Type of Onion. • An exotic vegetable. • Type of Fresh Dough Pasta • A derivative of tomato sauce • Literally translated to "Pick Me Up" • Cooked Equal Parts of Flour & Butter • A format followed in Banquet Events. • A famous item in Mexican street food. • widely used as a condiment in Mexican cuisine. • This seasoning is originated from the Middle East.
Political Events 2023-08-28
Across
- Conflict in the Middle East.
- City targeted in a domestic terrorist attack.
- Trade agreement between North American countries.
- Russian leader during a time of significant change.
- First cloned mammal.
Down
- Scandal involving President Clinton.
- Introduction of a common currency in Europe.
- End of racial segregation in South Africa.
- Military alliance's involvement in Balkan conflicts.
- Central figure in a presidential scandal.
10 Clues: First cloned mammal. • Conflict in the Middle East. • Scandal involving President Clinton. • Central figure in a presidential scandal. • End of racial segregation in South Africa. • Introduction of a common currency in Europe. • City targeted in a domestic terrorist attack. • Trade agreement between North American countries. • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-12-14
Across
- City in Egypt.
- The location of the labyrinth.
- Island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
- City in Northern Italy.
- Center of the Roman Empire.
- A sacred city located in the Middle East.
Down
- City in North Africa destroyed by the Romans.
- Island off the toe of Italy.
- Location of the Oracle of Apollo
- Home of the Philosophers Socrates and Plato.
10 Clues: City in Egypt. • City in Northern Italy. • Center of the Roman Empire. • Island off the toe of Italy. • The location of the labyrinth. • Location of the Oracle of Apollo • Island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. • A sacred city located in the Middle East. • Home of the Philosophers Socrates and Plato. • City in North Africa destroyed by the Romans.
Desert 2023-04-04
Across
- North America, Africa, Middle East, & Asia
- and Bolivia Have the smallest Cactus's
- Largest Desert
- Hottest Desert
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- Largest Cactus Desert
- Smallest Desert
- Coldest Desert
- 38°C (a little over 100°F).
- Cacti,creosote bush, sagebrush,ocotillo,salt bush, rice grass, black sage, chrysothamnus,algae and grasses.
- snakes, insects,lizards,kangaroo,rat,kit fox,coyotes and hawks,gazelles,skinks,geckos and dikdiks
10 Clues: Coldest Desert • Largest Desert • Hottest Desert • Smallest Desert • Largest Cactus Desert • 38°C (a little over 100°F). • and Bolivia Have the smallest Cactus's • North America, Africa, Middle East, & Asia • snakes, insects,lizards,kangaroo,rat,kit fox,coyotes and hawks,gazelles,skinks,geckos and dikdiks • ...
ROME & THE BYZANTINES 2022-12-07
Across
- EMPRESS AND WIFE OF JUSTINIAN
- HOLY CITY OF THREE WORLD RELIGIONS
- MADE CHRISTIANITY LEGAL IN ROMAN EMPIRE
- RELIGION ORIGINATING IN THE MIDDLE EAST IN 7TH CENTURY
- CAPITAL OF BYZANTINE EMPIRE
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- EMPEROR WHO ENACTED EDICT OF MILAN
- MASSIVE AND EXTRAVAGANT CHURCH BUILT BY JUSTINIAN
- FAMOUS GENERAL OF JUSTINIAN
- EMPEROR WHO CODIFIED ROMAN LAW IN 6TH CENTURY
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
10 Clues: FAMOUS GENERAL OF JUSTINIAN • CAPITAL OF BYZANTINE EMPIRE • EMPRESS AND WIFE OF JUSTINIAN • EMPEROR WHO ENACTED EDICT OF MILAN • HOLY CITY OF THREE WORLD RELIGIONS • MADE CHRISTIANITY LEGAL IN ROMAN EMPIRE • LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE • EMPEROR WHO CODIFIED ROMAN LAW IN 6TH CENTURY • MASSIVE AND EXTRAVAGANT CHURCH BUILT BY JUSTINIAN • ...
party crossword 2020-06-24
10 Clues: I write_ _ • My first language • I have two of these • Where I met my husband • My husband and I live in • The name of my first book • I have published this many books • I have to have this drink in the mornings • The town in the Middle East where I resided • My favorite animals and they reoccur often in my books
Earth and the Sun 2023-05-16
Across
- / time between sunrise and sunset
- / time after sunrise to noon
- / direction that sun sets
- / time between sunset and sunrise
- / Name of the star that gives energy to Earth
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- / tome after noon
- / the time that the sun is in the middle of the sky
- / direction that sun rises
- / The edge of land and sky
- / point where the earth moves round and round
10 Clues: / tome after noon • / direction that sun sets • / The edge of land and sky • / direction that sun rises • / time after sunrise to noon • / time between sunrise and sunset • / time between sunset and sunrise • / Name of the star that gives energy to Earth • / point where the earth moves round and round • / the time that the sun is in the middle of the sky
Pennsylvania 2015-01-22
Across
- a middle colony known as "Penn's Woods"
- Penn:founder of Pennsylvania
- degrees F- average temperatures
- just like tobacco, but grown in Pennsylvania
Down
- baked, boiled, and sweetened
- most abundant plant
- next to the Delaware River and the Atlantic Coastal East
- lived in wigwams and longhouses
- winters: not long summers but.....
- months: how long of a growing season
10 Clues: most abundant plant • baked, boiled, and sweetened • Penn:founder of Pennsylvania • lived in wigwams and longhouses • degrees F- average temperatures • winters: not long summers but..... • months: how long of a growing season • a middle colony known as "Penn's Woods" • just like tobacco, but grown in Pennsylvania • next to the Delaware River and the Atlantic Coastal East
Jason (Indonesia) 2022-05-09
Across
- is divided among three countries
- A religion that started in middle east
- I plot of land covered with water
- The capital of Indonesia
- is a large land-form
Down
- A group of island
- is a large land-form that spits out lava
- Home to more then 57% of Indonesians
- is a large island in western Indonesia
- The largest continent
10 Clues: A group of island • is a large land-form • The largest continent • The capital of Indonesia • is divided among three countries • I plot of land covered with water • Home to more then 57% of Indonesians • A religion that started in middle east • is a large island in western Indonesia • is a large land-form that spits out lava
Paleolithic Era and Neolithic Revolution 2023-11-16
Across
- things that were invented during each era
- farmers with permanent settlements
- place in the middle east that was good for farming
- farming
- people who travel from place to place in search of a food source
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- people who killed wild animals and used wild plants for food
- cave men and hunter gatherers
- turning point
- the largest continent
- study of location
10 Clues: farming • turning point • study of location • the largest continent • cave men and hunter gatherers • farmers with permanent settlements • things that were invented during each era • place in the middle east that was good for farming • people who killed wild animals and used wild plants for food • people who travel from place to place in search of a food source
Traditional costumes 2023-11-21
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- Loose, colorful tunic, common in Nigeria
- Traditional Bavarian Dress from Germany
- Long, colorful fabric wrapped around the body used in India
- Long, loose tunic, common in the Middle East.
- Rectangular sleeveless garment, typical of Latin America.
- Tight and elegant dress of Chinese origin.
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- Korean traditional costume.
- Plaid Scottish skirt.
- Traditional Japanese garment
- Wrapping cloth used as a skirt in Southeast Asia.
10 Clues: Plaid Scottish skirt. • Korean traditional costume. • Traditional Japanese garment • Traditional Bavarian Dress from Germany • Loose, colorful tunic, common in Nigeria • Tight and elegant dress of Chinese origin. • Long, loose tunic, common in the Middle East. • Wrapping cloth used as a skirt in Southeast Asia. • Rectangular sleeveless garment, typical of Latin America. • ...
History class 2025-03-14
Across
- what was used under the knights armor
- what is Sutton hoos burial date
- metal used to make coins and traded along the Silk Road
- who made the lindisfarne gospels
Down
- mounted warrior’s primary weapon
- what is Sutton hoo
- ancient trade routs connecting east and west
- John’s symbol
- best known war horse of the Middle Ages
- Sutton hoo burial date
10 Clues: John’s symbol • what is Sutton hoo • Sutton hoo burial date • what is Sutton hoos burial date • mounted warrior’s primary weapon • who made the lindisfarne gospels • what was used under the knights armor • best known war horse of the Middle Ages • ancient trade routs connecting east and west • metal used to make coins and traded along the Silk Road
The persian Gulf 2025-06-11
Across
- the eastern half of the Middle East
- a muslim sovereign in a muslim state
- the bible for the islamic people
- home to the Mesopotamian marshes
- contains the states Yemen, Sultanate of Oman, and
Down
- the process of removing salt from water
- group of people that dominates the population of northern Iraq
- the belief that nothing exists except God
- nomads
- capital of Iraq
10 Clues: nomads • capital of Iraq • the bible for the islamic people • home to the Mesopotamian marshes • the eastern half of the Middle East • a muslim sovereign in a muslim state • the process of removing salt from water • the belief that nothing exists except God • contains the states Yemen, Sultanate of Oman, and • group of people that dominates the population of northern Iraq
Global Dining Etiquette 2025-12-16
Across
- EAST country where it's inappropriate to use left hand while Eating
- a sauce served with sushi
- another word for main course
- chopsticks used in chaina and japan
- Chopstick rest used in Japan
- food served from
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- Diet that includes fish but no meat
- Chopsticks made of steel or silver used in Korea
- food cleared from
- rude to season your food
10 Clues: food served from • food cleared from • rude to season your food • a sauce served with sushi • another word for main course • Chopstick rest used in Japan • Diet that includes fish but no meat • chopsticks used in chaina and japan • Chopsticks made of steel or silver used in Korea • EAST country where it's inappropriate to use left hand while Eating
ancient world 2024-08-29
Across
- first ever known civilization
- tech, religion, art, social class
- Agriculutre, farming
- family or line of rulers
Down
- crescent shaped region in middle east
- when certain cultural values, ideas and cultures are adopted by different cultures
- codified laws, polytheistic
- belief in one god
- collection of united city-states that existed from 900 BCE to 600 BCE
- belief in more than one god
10 Clues: belief in one god • Agriculutre, farming • family or line of rulers • codified laws, polytheistic • belief in more than one god • first ever known civilization • tech, religion, art, social class • crescent shaped region in middle east • collection of united city-states that existed from 900 BCE to 600 BCE • ...
Ancient Weapons 2024-09-19
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- – Japanese sword with a curved blade
- – Wavy-bladed dagger from Southeast Asia
- – Weapon with a heavy head on a handle
- – Long spear used in medieval warfare
- – Short sword used by ancient Romans
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- – Axe designed for throwing in battle
- – Small blade designed for stabbing
- – Polearm combining spear and axe
- – Curved sword from the Middle East
- – Ancient siege weapon resembling a large crossbow
10 Clues: – Polearm combining spear and axe • – Small blade designed for stabbing • – Curved sword from the Middle East • – Japanese sword with a curved blade • – Short sword used by ancient Romans • – Axe designed for throwing in battle • – Long spear used in medieval warfare • – Weapon with a heavy head on a handle • – Wavy-bladed dagger from Southeast Asia • ...
Middle Ages 2022-07-12
Across
- tribes from area in or near present day Germany
- Union of all the towns people who have the same job
- served a lord for land
- an opinion or belief that contradicts established religious teaching, especially one that is officially condemned (to say that it is bad) by a religious authority
- architecture with pointed arches
- land given to a vassal
- knight's servant
- document granting sel-government
- learns a trade from a master
- capital of France
- paperlike material made from sheepskin
- a lord or sovereign who deserves loyalty and service under feudal law
- 1/10 of a persons wage to support the church
- community in which monks live
- female religious worker
- Traveling performer who sang about the deeds of the knights
- warriors from Norway, Sweden and Denmark
- community in which nuns live
- Ages period of history A.D.500 - 1500
- Carta document limiting King's power
- one who has learned a trade
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- Black Death (sickness)
- religious workers
- system of loyalties/protections
- architecture with rounded arches and vaults
- worked the noble's land
- waited on a lord
- rules followed by knights
- armored horseman
- Charles the Great
- Christian soldier who fought for the Holy Lands
- leader of the Roman Catholic Church
- Person who can supply everything they need for themselves ( grow own food, make own clothes, make and repair own tools)
- goods taken by force
- male religious worker
- large church
- wars fought to capture the Holy Lands
- A large piece of land, consisting of a manor house, or estate, an accompanying village, and church. And a lot of natural surrounding land, where workers (serfs) on the land providing food for themselves and the manor.
38 Clues: large church • waited on a lord • knight's servant • armored horseman • religious workers • Charles the Great • capital of France • goods taken by force • male religious worker • Black Death (sickness) • served a lord for land • land given to a vassal • worked the noble's land • female religious worker • rules followed by knights • one who has learned a trade • learns a trade from a master • ...
Middle Ages 2022-11-07
Across
- a plow during the Middle Ages that could do more heavy duty work than previous plows, today, we have far more modified versions of this plow
- a skillful warrior who is highly respected in Japanese history, the role was an inspiration for the Jedi lightsaber
- a peasant woman who lead France to victory during the 100 year war, there are many famous pieces of art of this woman
- the most common weapon used by knights, meanwhile now the most common weapon for soldiers would be a gun
- a person of a privileged class that would served under the king; this role can still apply to this day in England
- a form of government in the 13th century in England that gathered representatives of a nation to resolve issues within the country,and it is a good representative of modern legislation
- In the Middle Ages and now this person would be head of the Church nation wide
- had very little power and was more so seen as a face for the country rather than its ruler, now in China they still do have this role, though it is an unofficial title
- a war that started because England wanted to overthrow France, in result, we still have France to this day
- During the Middle Ages for most of the time was this branch of Christianity, even today this among other branch of Christianity is very divided
- disease that killed half of Europe, a common nursery rhyme known by most today, “ring around the rosie” was based on this disease
- a member of an original family in Ancient Rome, these types of family today tend to have more power and wealth
- document that gave less power to the king; 4 of the 63 clauses are valid today
- a delicacy that was specifically meant to be eaten by people of Greta wealth in the Middle Ages, now, almost everyone can easily purchase and eat beef
- a soldier who fought for their kingdom, much like a soldier in the military serving their country
- from the period of 1639-1853 this country isolated itself from the rest of the world and cut off trade with everyone, now, basically anyone is able to travel there, and is in constant trade with other countries
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- a person in the middle ages who is granted the use of land, a modern example of this person would be a landlord
- like a motel, this medieval agriculture estate was ran by a lord and peasants would work to stay in
- someone with power above all others in the Middle Ages, this role still exists in todays monarchy
- a peasant who is connected to their land and has to do labor as payment for rent, this practice is not used anymore
- relationship between lord and his vassal, similar to a modern relationship between boss and employee
- these people would be the modern day middle class citizens in the Middle Ages
- an ideal behavior among the people specially towards a knight, close to how people modernity use the term “civil”
- the event that split up Rome between 3 popes, though eventually it evened back down to 1 pope as it is like now
- medieval social system, North Korea has a similar system to this day
- anything that relates to the time period of the Middle Ages which is taught about in schools everywhere as a part of history
- a doctor during the black plague that would determine whether or not a person had the plague, their role was like a doctors role regarding COVID-19
- a common role in the Middle Ages that centered around trade
- unwritten laws issued by the court,a modern example would be the right to privacy
- a piece of land given to a person, a lot like how people purchase a house on a certain amount of land currently
30 Clues: a common role in the Middle Ages that centered around trade • medieval social system, North Korea has a similar system to this day • these people would be the modern day middle class citizens in the Middle Ages • In the Middle Ages and now this person would be head of the Church nation wide • ...
Middle Ages 2022-09-09
Across
- Given a large area of land by the King under the Feudal System
- Man-made hill of earth constructed for the first wooden castles
- An area of land granted to a vassal by a lord
- Large crossbow style weapon used to fire arrow-like bolts of metal
- Gap in the sections at the top of the castle walls to allow archers to fire out
- Raised section at the top of the castle walls to provide protection
- Trial by _?_ used to determine guilt or innocence by a person holding a red hot piece of metal
- Found in the gatehouse of a castle and they allowed defenders to drop/pour things onto attackers coming into the castle
- A person who made roofs from reeds and hay
- Trial by _?_ used to determine guilt or innocence by two people fighting each other
- Body of water surrounding a castle to help stop attackers
- Top person in the Feudal system
- A special journey of religious significance to show God how much you loved him
- The manager of a manor who looked after business affairs on behalf of the Lord
- Group at the bottom of the Feudal System
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- Iron structure in the gatehouse of a castle to prevent entry
- Chief serf in the village who made sure the peasants were doing their work
- Large catapult style weapon used to throw rocks at castle walls
- A form of entertainment that usually involved jousting and mock battles
- Peasant who collected taxes on behalf of the Lord of the Manor
- A large tree trunk sharpened to a point used to knock holes in castle walls and gates
- Another name for a siege tower
- A long wooden pole used by knights while jousting
- Open area inside the walls of a castle
- Their job was to fight for the King in order to protect the Kingdom
- Another name for the area around Jerusalem in the Middle East
- Used as a way of controlling who could cross the moat into a castle
- Smalls gaps built into the castle walls to allow archers to fire from inside without getting hit
- Series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims
- A person who guarded crops to prevent damage by livestock
30 Clues: Another name for a siege tower • Top person in the Feudal system • Open area inside the walls of a castle • Group at the bottom of the Feudal System • A person who made roofs from reeds and hay • An area of land granted to a vassal by a lord • A long wooden pole used by knights while jousting • Series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims • ...
Middle Childhood 2020-05-06
Across
- by the presence of significantly subaverage general intellectual functioning as well as significant limitations in adaptive functioning, ranges between 20-23 and 35-40
- Is defines as significantly subaverage intellectual ability which ranges between 35-40 and 50-55
- Involves noticing and interpreting social cues, formulating social goals generating possible strategies to solve the problem, evaluating the effectiveness of the strategy
- of Proximal Development, Is the difference between what a leader can do without help and what he/she can do with help
- Is a general education classroom in which students with and without disabilities learn together
- Has a profound effect on all members of the family, can affect selfesteem, development of constructive social relationships
- Many kids may find their relationships may change over time, friends drift apart, friendships are important to the development of family life, crave acceptance of their peers
- Comes from different sources for children at different stages of development, the development of this in young children is heavily influenced by parental attitudes
- Is taking care of your own physical health, washing hands, blowing their own nose, brushing their hair
- Refers to the ability to objectify language
- Children are at the stage where they will be learning to read and write, to do sums, to do things on their own
- Children who have high self-esteem have an easier time handling conflict, resisting negative pressures and making friends
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- Refers to the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation
- Is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two or more languages
- Is both the introspective knowledge of one's own memory capabilities and the process involved in memory self-monitoring
- Is defined as significantly subaverage intellectual ability which ranges between 50-55 and 70
- When people compare themselves to people who are better than they are
- Children or youth who give evidence of high achievement capability in areas such as intellectual creative artistic or leadership capacity or in specific academic fields, ranges between 115-180
- When people compare to those who are less proficient than they really are
- is the faculty of the brain by which data or information is encoded, stored, and retrieved when needed
- To describe a child's social effectiveness, it defines a child's ability to establish and maintain high quality and mutually satisfying relationships
- Is the idea that individuals determine their own social and personal worth based on how they stack up against others
- The child is now mature enough to use logical thought or operations but can only apply logic to physical objects
- Is by the presence of significantly subaverage general intellectual functioning as well as significantly limitations in adaptive functioning, ranges between 20-25
- The people that child comes home to, either two parents, one parent, a blood relative, or people related to them by marriage that take care of them
- A child who is at home without adult supervision for some part of the day
26 Clues: Refers to the ability to objectify language • Refers to the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation • Is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two or more languages • When people compare themselves to people who are better than they are • When people compare to those who are less proficient than they really are • ...
Middle Childhood 2020-05-06
Across
- Is a general education classroom in which students with and without disabilities learn together
- Children who have high self-esteem have an easier time handling conflict, resisting negative pressures and making friends
- The people that child comes home to, either two parents, one parent, a blood relative, or people related to them by marriage that take care of them
- Is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two or more languages
- Children are at the stage where they will be learning to read and write, to do sums, to do things on their own
- Is both the introspective knowledge of one's own memory capabilities and the process involved in memory self-monitoring
- A child who is at home without adult supervision for some part of the day
- Is taking care of your own physical health, washing hands, blowing their own nose, brushing their hair
- by the presence of significantly subaverage general intellectual functioning as well as significant limitations in adaptive functioning ranges between 20-23 and 35-40
- Refers to the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation
- Is defines as significantly subaverage intellectual ability which ranges between 35-40 and 50-55
- When people compare themselves to people who are better than they are
- Comes from different sources for children at different stages of development, the development of this in young children is heavily influenced by parental attitudes
- Has a profound effect on all members of the family, can affect selfesteem development of constructive social relationships
- is the faculty of the brain by which data or information is encoded, stored, and retrieved when needed
- Is the difference between what a leader can do without help and what he/she can do with help
- The child is now mature enough to use logical thought or operations but can only apply logic to physical objects
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- When people compare to those who are less proficient than they really are
- Children or youth who give evidence of high achievement capability in areas such as intellectual creative artistic or leadership capacity or in specific academic fields, ranges between 115-180
- Is the idea that individuals determine their own social and personal worth based on how they stack up against others
- Is defined as significantly subaverage intellectual ability which ranges between 50-55 and 70
- Is by the presence of significantly subaverage general intellectual functioning as well as significantly limitations in adaptive functioning, ranges between 20-25
- Many kids may find their relationships may change over time, friends drift apart, friendships are important to the development of family life, crave acceptance of their peers
- Refers to the ability to objectify language
- To describe a child's social effectiveness, it defines a child's ability to establish and maintain high quality and mutually satisfying relationships
- Involves noticing and interpreting social cues, formulating social goals generating possible strategies to solve the problem, evaluating the effectiveness of the strategy
26 Clues: Refers to the ability to objectify language • Refers to the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation • Is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two or more languages • When people compare themselves to people who are better than they are • When people compare to those who are less proficient than they really are • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
Across
- Aggression towards someone
- Worthwhile person
- Molding childrens behavior by rewarding
- Manipulation of ideas
- Eye and hand coordination
- Verbal and nonverbal actions to set example
- Direct and indirect actions used by an adult
- Listening to what is being said
- Health issue from overeating
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- Able to see close
- Using both guidance and punishment
- Being aware of others
- Understanding accepted rules
- Guidance technique that requires moving away from others
- Lower and front teeth
- Verbal statement that explains childs behavior respectfully
- Verbal or nonverbal suggestions that require a response
- Technique used to change a childs attention
- Able to see far
- Result that follows action or behavior
20 Clues: Able to see far • Able to see close • Worthwhile person • Being aware of others • Lower and front teeth • Manipulation of ideas • Eye and hand coordination • Aggression towards someone • Understanding accepted rules • Health issue from overeating • Listening to what is being said • Using both guidance and punishment • Result that follows action or behavior • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Able to see objects in the distance
- The lower and upper front teeth
- Being aware of others distress and wanting to help them
- Guidance technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- To stop an unacceptable action or start an acceptable one
- You divert or turn their attention in a different direction
- One type of listening
- A major health problem caused by overeating
- Involves outside factors that influence behavior
- Able to see objects close
- Result that follows an action or behavior
- Defined as the manipulation of ideas based on logic rather than perception
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- Involves nonverbal and verbal actions
- Rewarding appropriate behavior can help mold childrens behavior
- Involves the coordination of the eye and hand
- A term that includes both guidance and punishment
- Change in position or shape of substance does not change the quantity
- Unwanted aggressive behavior
- School age children often use a technique
- Whenever you speak or move
20 Clues: One type of listening • Able to see objects close • Whenever you speak or move • Unwanted aggressive behavior • The lower and upper front teeth • Able to see objects in the distance • Involves nonverbal and verbal actions • School age children often use a technique • Result that follows an action or behavior • A major health problem caused by overeating • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- The manipulated of ideas based on logic than perception
- The repition of information after is used
- The lower and upper front teeth
- Molding childerens behavior by rewarding positive behavior
- Expiriences that follow naturally as a result of a behavior
- Listening to what is said then repeating it
- Able to see close objects more cleary than those at a distance
- Questions that promote disscussion and require more than one word answers
- The belief that you are worthwile as a person
- The ability to group objects by common attributes such as size, color, shape, pattern, or function
- Communication through actions and facial expression rather than words
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- The coordination of the eye and hand
- A term that includes both guidance and punishment
- Able to see object in the distance more clearly than those that are close
- Outside factors influncing behavior
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- Actions by one person setting an example for others
- Making a verbal or nonverbal suggestion that requires a respone
- The concept that change in position or shape of substance does not change the quantity
- Aggresion thatis directed to another child
20 Clues: The lower and upper front teeth • Outside factors influncing behavior • The coordination of the eye and hand • The repition of information after is used • Aggresion thatis directed to another child • A result that follows an action or behavior • Listening to what is said then repeating it • The belief that you are worthwile as a person • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- A result that follows a action or bahvior
- The ability to arrange items based on size weight or volume
- Experiences that are set up by a adult to show what will happen if directions are not followed
- The manipulation of ideas based on logic
- The ability to group items based on common attributes
- The process of defining yourself based on qualities you see in others
- Physical and verbal actions that influence behavior
- All communication that occur within a setting
- Guidence technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- Aggression that is directed to another individual
- Acquiring the standards of behavior acceptable by society
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- Communication through actions and facial expression rather than words
- Direct and indirect sctions used by adults to help children develop socially acceptable behavior
- The belief that you are worthwhile as a person
- Molding childrens behavior by rewarding positive behavior
- The concept of change in position or shape
- The coordination of the eye and hand
- Experiences that follow naturally as a result of a action or behavior
- Outside factors influencing behavior such as the layout of centers
- The repetition of information after it is used
20 Clues: The coordination of the eye and hand • The manipulation of ideas based on logic • A result that follows a action or bahvior • The concept of change in position or shape • All communication that occur within a setting • The belief that you are worthwhile as a person • The repetition of information after it is used • Aggression that is directed to another individual • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Process where people define themselves based on qualities, skills and attributes they see in others
- When an adult speaks or moves in front of children, the child will model it
- Verbal and physical attacks meant to disturb other children
- First listen to what the child is saying to you, then you respond by repeating what was just said
- Ability to group objects by common attributes, such as size, color, shape, pattern, or function
- Nonverbal,or physical, and verbal actions
- Those experiences that follow naturally as a result of a behavior
- To stop an unacceptable action or to start an acceptable one
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- Those that are deliberately set up by an adult to show what will happen if a limit is not followed
- Includes all of the communication that occurs within the setting
- Process of acquiring the standards of behavior considered acceptable by a society
- Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them
- The repetition of information after it is used
- Outside factors that influence behavior
- Ability to arrange items in an increasing or decreasing order based on weight, volume, or function
- Belief that you are worthwhile as a person
- System of direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help children develop internal controls and appropriate behavior patterns
- The change in position or shape of substances does not change the quantity
- You divert, or turn, their attention in a different direction
- Lower and upper front teeth
20 Clues: Lower and upper front teeth • Outside factors that influence behavior • Nonverbal,or physical, and verbal actions • Belief that you are worthwhile as a person • The repetition of information after it is used • Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them • Verbal and physical attacks meant to disturb other children • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Actions rather than words
- Training that involves self-control
- Ability to group objects by common attributes
- Rewarding appropriate behavior
- Direct and indirect actions]
- Diverting a child to another area
- Outside factors that influence behavior
- Belief that you are worthwhile as a person
- When people define themselves in terms of the qualities, skills, and attributes they see in others
- Manipulation of ideas based on logic rather than perception
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- Unwanted aggressive behavior
- Communication that occurs within the setting
- Result that follows an action or behavior
- Whenever you talk or move
- Nonverbal and verbal actions
- Repetition of information after it is used
- Change in position or shape of substances does not change the quantity
- Excessive bodily fat
- Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them
- Ability to arrange items in an increasing or decreasing order based on weight, volume, or size
20 Clues: Excessive bodily fat • Actions rather than words • Whenever you talk or move • Unwanted aggressive behavior • Direct and indirect actions] • Nonverbal and verbal actions • Rewarding appropriate behavior • Diverting a child to another area • Training that involves self-control • Outside factors that influence behavior • Result that follows an action or behavior • ...
middle childhood 2023-02-16
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- Formation, arrangement, succession, or position in a series or orderly sequence.
- Prevention of wasteful use of a resource.
- Those things that happen in response to your child's behavior without parental involvement.
- the process throught which children develop proper attitudes and behaviors toward other people in society
- The introduction of a desirable or pleasant stimulus after a behavior.
- Actions that can indicate an individual's attitudes or feelings without speech.
- Involves teachers using simple language or actions in a relaxed manner to help children understand how they should behave
- The action or process of classifying something according to shared qualities or characteristics.
- Time for rest or recreation away from one's usual work or studies.
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- That people value their own personal and social worth by assessing how they compare to others.
- How the adults in a childs life choose to talk, and how what they say affect the child
- A result or effect of an action or condition.
- A practice or trial performance of a play or other work for later public performance.
- The ability to interpret the surrounding environment through photopic vision, color vision, scotopic vision, and mesopic vision, using light in the visible spectrum reflected by objects in the environment.
- Bullying is an ongoing and deliberate misuse of power in relationships through repeated verbal, physical and/or social behaviour
- How we value and perceive ourselves.
- A planning method that influences a child's behavior using physical space and activities.
- Advice or information aimed at resolving a problem or difficulty, especially as given by someone in authority.
- An instant messaging service developed by Apple Inc. and launched in 2011.
- The fact or condition of functioning or being active.
20 Clues: How we value and perceive ourselves. • Prevention of wasteful use of a resource. • A result or effect of an action or condition. • The fact or condition of functioning or being active. • Time for rest or recreation away from one's usual work or studies. • The introduction of a desirable or pleasant stimulus after a behavior. • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Outside factors influencing behavior, such as the layout of the center
- A process in which people define themselves in terms of qualities, skills, and attributes they see in others
- Physical and verbal actions, such as facial and body gestures, that influence behavior
- A guidance technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- Direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help childrens behavior
- The belief that you are worthwhile as a person
- Understanding and using accepted rules of conduct when interacting with others
- A verbal statement that explains the effect of a child's behavior in a respectful manner
- The span of years between the ages of six and twelve
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- Able to see objects in the distance more clearly than those that are close
- The ability to group objects by common attributes
- Verbal and nonverbal actions by one person, setting an example for others
- Aggression that is directed to another child
- Making a verbal or nonverbal suggestion that requires a response
- The manipulation of ideas based on logic rather than perception
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- A term that includes both guidance and punishment
- Able to see close objects more clearly than those at a distance
- A technique used to direct,or turn, a child's attention in a different direction
- A major health problem caused by overeating
20 Clues: A result that follows an action or behavior • A major health problem caused by overeating • Aggression that is directed to another child • The belief that you are worthwhile as a person • The ability to group objects by common attributes • A term that includes both guidance and punishment • The span of years between the ages of six and twelve • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Outside factors influencing behavior, such as the layout of the center
- A process in which people define themselves in terms of qualities, skills, and attributes they see in others
- Physical and verbal actions, such as facial and body gestures, that influence behavior
- A guidance technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- Direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help childrens behavior
- The belief that you are worthwhile as a person
- Understanding and using accepted rules of conduct when interacting with others
- A verbal statement that explains the effect of a child's behavior in a respectful manner
- The span of years between the ages of six and twelve
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- Able to see objects in the distance more clearly than those that are close
- The ability to group objects by common attributes
- Verbal and nonverbal actions by one person, setting an example for others
- Aggression that is directed to another child
- Making a verbal or nonverbal suggestion that requires a response
- The manipulation of ideas based on logic rather than perception
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- A term that includes both guidance and punishment
- Able to see close objects more clearly than those at a distance
- A technique used to direct,or turn, a child's attention in a different direction
- A major health problem caused by overeating
20 Clues: A result that follows an action or behavior • A major health problem caused by overeating • Aggression that is directed to another child • The belief that you are worthwhile as a person • The ability to group objects by common attributes • A term that includes both guidance and punishment • The span of years between the ages of six and twelve • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
Across
- Involves repetition of information after it is used
- Rewarding appropriate behavior
- Consists of actions rather than words.
- Involves coordination of the eye and hand
- Where people define themselves in terms of quality or skills or attributes they see in others
- Ability to arrange items in an increasing or decreasing order based on weight volume or size.
- Unwanted aggressive behavior
- Defined as the manipulation of ideas based on logic rather can perception
- Involves outside factors that influence behavior
- Involves non-verbal and verbal actions
- Change in position or shape of substances does not change the quantity
- Technique That involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
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- Those experiences that follow naturally result of a behavior
- The belief that you are worthwhile as a person.
- Result that follows an action or behavior
- Includes all the communication that occurs within the setting
- Ability to group objects by common attributes, such as size, color, shape, pattern or function
- Consists Of a system of direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help children develop controls and appropriate.
- Those that deliberately setup up by an adult to show what will happen if a limit is not followed
- Process of acquiring the standards of behavior considered acceptable by society
20 Clues: Unwanted aggressive behavior • Rewarding appropriate behavior • Consists of actions rather than words. • Involves non-verbal and verbal actions • Involves coordination of the eye and hand • Result that follows an action or behavior • The belief that you are worthwhile as a person. • Involves outside factors that influence behavior • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- The upper and lower front teeth
- Experiences that are delibritly set up by an adult to show what will happen if a limit is not followed
- The ability to group objects by common attributes such as size, color, shape, pattern or function
- Outside factors influencing behavior such as the layout of the center
- Able to see close objects more clearly than those at a distance
- A guidance technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- The concept that change in position of shape or substances does not change the quantity
- A process in which people define themselves in terms of the quantites skills and attributes that they see in others
- A verbal statement that explains the effect of a childs behavior in a respectful manner
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- Communication through actions and facial expressions rather than words
- Agression that is directed to another child
- Experiences that follow naturally as a result of a behavior
- The repetition of ideas based on logic rather than perception
- Physical and verbal actions, such as facial and body gestures that influence behavior
- The process of accquring the standards of behavior considered acceptable by society
- Able to see objects in the distance more clearly that those that are close
- The coordination of the hand and eye
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- All the communication that occurs within a setting, including verbal and nonverbal communication
- Direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help children develop socially acceptable behavior
20 Clues: The upper and lower front teeth • The coordination of the hand and eye • Agression that is directed to another child • A result that follows an action or behavior • Experiences that follow naturally as a result of a behavior • The repetition of ideas based on logic rather than perception • Able to see close objects more clearly than those at a distance • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-15
Across
- The ability to group objects by common attributes such as size, color, shape, pattern, or function
- Direct and indirect actions used by an adult to help children develop socially acceptable behavior
- The ability to see objects in the distance more clearly than those that are close
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- The repetition of information after it is used
- A guidance technique that involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
- The belief that you're worthwhile as a person
- The lower and upper front teeth
- Experiences that follow naturally as a result of behavior
- Communications through actions and facial expressions rather than words
Down
- Outside factors influencing behavior, such as the layout of the center
- Experiences that are deliberately set up by an adult to show what will happen if a limit is not followed
- The coordination of the hand and eye
- All the communication that occurs within a setting, including verbal and nonverbal communications
- The concept that change in position or shape of substance does not change the quantity
- Aggression that is directed to another child
- A verbal statement that explains the effect of a child's behavior in a respectful manner
- Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them
- Physical and verbal actions, such as facial and body gestures, that influence behavior
- The ability to arrange items in an increasing or decreasing order based on weight, volume, or size
20 Clues: The lower and upper front teeth • The coordination of the hand and eye • A result that follows an action or behavior • Aggression that is directed to another child • The belief that you're worthwhile as a person • The repetition of information after it is used • Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them • ...
Middle Ages 2023-03-16
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- The most practiced religion in Europe during Middle Ages. Roman...
- A man who laid the basis for today´s international laws.
- The Inhabitans of the Arabian Peninsula.
- Buying or selling of something spiritual.
- The name Crusade comes from an old French word meaning...
- The appointment of religious officials by secular subjects. Lay...
- The new leaders of the Islamic Empire in 1071. Seljuk...
- Who invented the printing press?
- An early branch of Christianity that held that Jesus Christ was not one with God the Father, but instead just created by God and a holy man.
- A person opposed to the religious use of images.
- Pictures formed by inlaid pieces of stone or other materials.
- The pope during Middle Ages was spiritual and ... authority.
- An angel who told Muhammed that he was a messenger of God.
- The most important people in the army.
- Muhammed became a business manager for...
- Dominant language of the West Byzantine Empire.
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- A political system in which the head of the state is also the head of the church.
- The name of Benedict´s twin.
- A person recieving training in order to exercise a specific skill.
- Granting a person land in exchange for their loyalty and service.
- A complete remission of sins.
- Journey to a holy place.
- A Muslim during the time of the Crusades.
- A type of (mostly European) peasant.
- Holy month for muslims.
- A spanish muslim.
- A new royal line which ruled the Frankisch kingdom for two centuries.
- Who controlled the quality of products?
- A large estate granted to a lord by the king.
- Head of monastery.
30 Clues: A spanish muslim. • Head of monastery. • Holy month for muslims. • Journey to a holy place. • The name of Benedict´s twin. • A complete remission of sins. • Who invented the printing press? • A type of (mostly European) peasant. • The most important people in the army. • Who controlled the quality of products? • The Inhabitans of the Arabian Peninsula. • ...
Middle Ages 2023-04-04
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- a plot of land
- associations formed by groups of specialized workers
- a large estate that was owned by a lord or knight
- time period ranging from 500 to 1500 CE
- A knight who received land in exchange for supporting a noble
- One of the first missionaries who spread Christianity to Ireland
- a community of monks
- A deadly plague that killed roughly 25 million Europeans between 1347 and 1351
- The belief from Thomas Aquinas that god created a law to govern how the world operated
- Series of wars between muslims and christians over control of Palestine
- the qualities expected of a knight, such as courage, honor, and courtesy
- a French girl who inspired the French troops during the Hundred Years War
- a conflict between England and France about who should be king that lasted over 100 years
- A french noble who conquered England in the Norman Invasion and spread the concept of Fuedalism
- someone who lived and worked on a manor that could not leave without the Lord's permission
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- Leader of the franks who united many european tribes under a single empire
- a social system in which nobles governed land farmed by peasants
- soldiers who fought on horseback
- relates to the Middle Ages
- An organization of priests that punished anyone in spain (and later Portugal) who was not Christian
- to remove someone from the church
- Church Officials
- The process of the christian kingdoms taking spain back from the Moors
- Land around Palestine that is significant to Jewish, Christians, and Muslisms
- a law-making group that was formed to advise the king of england and limit his power
- The Great Charter that required the King of England to respect certain rights of the people
- ideas that went against the teachings of the church
- A man who was dedicated to his religion and lived in an isolated community
28 Clues: a plot of land • Church Officials • a community of monks • relates to the Middle Ages • soldiers who fought on horseback • to remove someone from the church • time period ranging from 500 to 1500 CE • a large estate that was owned by a lord or knight • ideas that went against the teachings of the church • associations formed by groups of specialized workers • ...
Middle Ages 2023-05-20
Across
- Led French troops to victory in Hundred Years' War
- Wars between Christians and Muslims
- First Holy Roman Emperor
- Established French throne in Paris
- Killed many people in Asia and Europe; disrupted trade
- peasants
- Document that limited the power of the king
- invaders from Scandinavia
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- Place that Anglo-Saxons invaded
- Group that invaded Hungary
- Conquered England; from Normandy
- King who signed the Magna Carta
- most powerful institution in the Middle Ages
- Provided protection during the Middle Ages
- land given to a vassal
- Holy city for Jews, Christians, and Muslims
- His speech started the crusades
- Hierarchy with obligations in Middle Ages
- Married Ferdinand to unite Spain
- created illuminated manuscripts; educated during the middle ages
20 Clues: peasants • land given to a vassal • First Holy Roman Emperor • invaders from Scandinavia • Group that invaded Hungary • Place that Anglo-Saxons invaded • King who signed the Magna Carta • His speech started the crusades • Conquered England; from Normandy • Married Ferdinand to unite Spain • Established French throne in Paris • Wars between Christians and Muslims • ...
Middle Ages 2023-05-30
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- Joan of ___.
- King _______ VII.
- They protect the peasants.
- People working together to support each other.
- A fancy word for kings and queens.
- King _____ of Northumbria.
- The _____ system supports Feudalism.
- The Battle of the River ____.
- A common threat to the peasants.
- King ______ VI.
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- Knights could also be called _______.
- A section of England in the Middle Ages.
- A common religion in the Middle Ages.
- They work the fields.
- A section of Northumbria.
- Marco!
- The French region of _______ was under English rule.
- You ______ status shows how much power you yield.
- King _____ V.
- They report to kings and queens.
20 Clues: Marco! • Joan of ___. • King _____ V. • King ______ VI. • King _______ VII. • They work the fields. • A section of Northumbria. • They protect the peasants. • King _____ of Northumbria. • The Battle of the River ____. • They report to kings and queens. • A common threat to the peasants. • A fancy word for kings and queens. • The _____ system supports Feudalism. • ...
Middle Ages 2012-12-03
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- She helped the French win the Hundred Years War
- A style of architecture that uses flying buttresses
- He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor in the year 800
- This killed half of Europes population
- Being kicked out of the Christian community
- St Thomas Aquinas created this school of thought which blended religion and rational thinking
- This empire collapsed in Western Europe and led to the Middle Ages
- The city the Christians wanted to win over in the Crusades
- Invaders from the Scandinavian peninsula
- When kings would appoint the bishops
- These people are bound to both their job and land
- The Muslim leader that defeated the Christians in the 2nd and 3rd Crusades
- This league was a union of trading cities
- The pope who called for the Crusades
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- The way lands were governed during the Middle Ages
- St Benadict wrote a book on how to live in one of these
- The protectors of the Manors
- Admittance into these was limited, you had to be a master
- A revolutionary way of increasing land production
- A noble that Charlemagne would use to control his lands
- The most powerful man in Western Europe
- The most powerful of the Germanic kingdoms
- The heavy plow invented in the Middle Ages
- The dynasty that Charles Martel and Charlemagne belonged to
- This document written under the reign of King John, ensured basic freedoms
- Dante and Chaucer wrote in this, the everyday language
- The nickname of the ruler who defeated the Muslims at the battle of Tours
- The basic economic organization of Middle Ages Europe
- Selling of church positions
- He converted to Christianity after defeating his enemies, he also made his men covert
30 Clues: Selling of church positions • The protectors of the Manors • When kings would appoint the bishops • The pope who called for the Crusades • This killed half of Europes population • The most powerful man in Western Europe • Invaders from the Scandinavian peninsula • This league was a union of trading cities • The most powerful of the Germanic kingdoms • ...
Middle Ages 2014-03-28
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- Trainees to a knight.
- A battle between 2 knights.
- A device to crush a finger or toe.
- A person granted the use of land
- What you would pay to forgive your sins
- A series of military campaigns.
- A very unpleasant experience.
- A large estate that could have a bakery, pond, orchard or a mill.
- Poets who flourished in southern France.
- A group who disagreed with the writer identified.
- A person who would require services to the lord.
- A way of controlling the middle ages.
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- The first stage of becoming a knight.
- A piece of armour that protects knights and soldiers from swords.
- A thick soup made with vegetables, with or with out meat.
- A book that determined who had what and what taxes where owed by certain people.
- The betrayal of trust.
- A soldier serving under a feudal superior
- The practice of describing and recording coat of arms.
- An artistic work on knights armour to identify competitors in battles.
- Ten percent payment of a persons income
- A commitment.
- A loan of land from the king or queen.
23 Clues: A commitment. • Trainees to a knight. • The betrayal of trust. • A battle between 2 knights. • A very unpleasant experience. • A series of military campaigns. • A person granted the use of land • A device to crush a finger or toe. • The first stage of becoming a knight. • A way of controlling the middle ages. • A loan of land from the king or queen. • ...
Middle Class 2014-05-04
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- test a critical indication of future success or failure
- to give knowledge or skill to someone who is younger than you and will live after you have died
- to do something again in a similar way to before
- determined not to complain or show your feelings, especially when something bad happens to you
- something that helps you get or achieve something
- rock bottom the lowest possible level
- period in European history from about a.d. 476 to about 1000
- older, childless woman who has never been married
- a legal expert, usually a judge
- never moving or looking away from something
- fail
- a set of beliefs that influences the way you live
- to no longer exist or be available
- to strengthen or support (something) from below
- a person whose job it is to cut, prepare, and use stone for building
- almost none
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- to manage to live without things that you would like to have
- clever or sarcastic remark
- contract and wrinkle
- a street, lane, etc., closed at one end
- not based on any particular plan, or not done for any particular reason
- specialized banks created to promote affordable homeownership
- wity or funny observation
- having enough money to operate or stay out of debt
- To make unskilled or experimental efforts at repair; fiddle
- cannot find answer
- A person or thing that closely resembles another
- to say no to (something, such as a suggestion or plan)
- a quality, ability, etc., that is typical of a particular person or thing
- a job,especially one that needs special skill,that involves working with your hands
- bad
31 Clues: bad • fail • almost none • cannot find answer • contract and wrinkle • wity or funny observation • clever or sarcastic remark • a legal expert, usually a judge • to no longer exist or be available • rock bottom the lowest possible level • a street, lane, etc., closed at one end • never moving or looking away from something • to strengthen or support (something) from below • ...
Middle Ages 2015-10-15
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- church court that tried people suspected of having opposing religious beliefs
- founder of the dynasty that ruled France from 987- 1328
- Division in the Church created by having popes in both Avignon and Rome
- the expansion of trade and changes in business practices
- everyday language
- body of representatives that make laws for a nation
- English peasant who led the French army to victory at Orleans
- Great Charter, which guaranteed certain basic political rights
- Style of architecture of the cathedrals
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- Famous Muslim leader of the 1100s
- English King who fought Saladin in the Third Crusade
- plague deadly disease that spread across Asia and Europe in the mid-14th century
- merchant class person who lived in a town
- a council of representatives that advise the French King
- practice of selling positions in the church
- A body of rulings by English Judges
- city in France where the pope moved temporarily
- a holy war
- Pope who called for the first Crusade
- a organization working to get the best prices or working conditions
20 Clues: a holy war • everyday language • Famous Muslim leader of the 1100s • A body of rulings by English Judges • Pope who called for the first Crusade • Style of architecture of the cathedrals • merchant class person who lived in a town • practice of selling positions in the church • city in France where the pope moved temporarily • ...
Middle Ages 2015-06-01
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- strong central government ruled by a king or queen
- the mission to save the soul of the church members after they die
- country house for the lord to live in his estate
- books of famous greek and roman writers
- a bow that changed the way that battles were fought mor accuracy and range
- 1/10 of the annual earnings taken by the church as tax
- exile no longer part of the church and loss of power
- a rare sweetener in the midle ages
- a popular place for students to gather for learning
- A desease that killed nearly all of europe
- a huge deadly spreading disease
- the most important member of the roman catholic clergy or church
- the land that the crusades fought
- the safest place of the manor house
- an organization of people with the same interests and goals
- first charter that gave rights to the nobles ryhmes with"magmalara"
- a slave that is stuck in his lords land
- division or disunion mostly mutually opposed parties
- a system that had different ranks in government king at top serf at bottom
- a commonly used weapon by priest for their hate of blood
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- major holy war
- someone who wanted to learn the trade starts as this
- this type of armour was the strongest around
- a long road for trade that helped the plague to spread
- a representation of a sacred personage like an angel or christ
- knights followed this code of conduct
- a place monks lived and learned
- the idea that every one should be free to persue their own goals
- a more trained solider and loyal to his king or lord
- one who speaks beliefs different from the accepted church opinnion
- large estates given to the warriors that saved the king
- members of the church
- a middle age name for pharmisist
- main head of clan or tribe
- a system with hierarchy to keep people in thier places for the rest of their family life
- people that didn't believe in muslims
- the ability to read and write
- The formal public acknowledgement by which a feudal tenant declaring to owe his lord fealty and service
- a family or group symbol that is unique and represents group or family
- subject of the lord
40 Clues: major holy war • subject of the lord • members of the church • main head of clan or tribe • the ability to read and write • a place monks lived and learned • a huge deadly spreading disease • a middle age name for pharmisist • the land that the crusades fought • a rare sweetener in the midle ages • the safest place of the manor house • knights followed this code of conduct • ...
Middle Earth 2016-01-12
Across
- wat was de oude naam van minas tirith
- wat is de achter naam van Aragorn II .......
- Goblin Cleaver
- wat was de oude naam van moria
- eiland naast zuid gondor
- oude naam van the black gate
- lonely mountain
- koning van angmar maker van carn dum
- andere naam voor doemberg
- maker van het kwaad in middle earth
- land van de eerste mensen met het lange leven
- city of men
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- thranduil son of .......
- waar ging de draken naar toe toen utumno werd vernietigt
- maker van the one ring
- oude naam van sauron
- laatste aanval op de Shire
- verzamel wordt voor de wizards
- enige elven spear van Mithril
- een zwaard gebroken door het kwaad
- fortress made of stone
- Foe-Hammer gemaakt in Gondolin
- wat is de hooftstad van de Dúnedain
- ander wordt voor rohan
- shadow of mordor place
- welke stad ligt net uit de Shire
26 Clues: city of men • Goblin Cleaver • lonely mountain • oude naam van sauron • maker van the one ring • fortress made of stone • ander wordt voor rohan • shadow of mordor place • thranduil son of ....... • eiland naast zuid gondor • andere naam voor doemberg • laatste aanval op de Shire • oude naam van the black gate • enige elven spear van Mithril • verzamel wordt voor de wizards • ...
MIDDLE AGES 2016-09-15
Across
- / people that preserved and copied out ancient texts handed down from ancient schoolars
- / age young men usually entered university
- / Wycliff's followers
- / wars faught by european christians against people who didin't follow the catholic faith
- / the main places of learning during the Middle Ages
- / the_______ tales describes Chaucer's journey with a rowdy group of pilgrims to visit the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket
- / a city retaken by the brilliant muslim leader Salah al-Din- known to the crusaders as Saladin, in 1187
- / the king's council of chief advisers who wanted to settle the matter as quickly as possible
- / doctors gave patients willow bark to treat...
- / a constant problem in Middle Ages, many people owned cats, but they still couldn't get rid of them all
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- / simple structure of wood an earth, designed to give fighting troops shelter and good views of approaching enemies
- / the fist person's last name to record making a rainbow by shining white light through glass
- / name of the Norman king
- / place where the Battle of Stamford Bridge took place
- / it arrived in Britain in 1348 and spread trough the land with terrifying speed
- / a writing room in monasteries
- / the person who announced the first crusade
- / battle won by William
- / a king of blood-sucking worm
- / the only way that people could be saved from the plague
20 Clues: / Wycliff's followers • / battle won by William • / name of the Norman king • / a king of blood-sucking worm • / a writing room in monasteries • / age young men usually entered university • / the person who announced the first crusade • / doctors gave patients willow bark to treat... • / the main places of learning during the Middle Ages • ...
Middle Ages 2016-10-31
Across
- Becket Killed by knights of Henry II
- II Tried to clean up the corruption in the medieval church
- rack One of many examples of torture devices used during the medieval period
- Chaucer character--Has red hair growing from wart on his nose; impresses people by pulling doors off of hinges
- Hrothgar's queen
- A condensed metaphor
- Ethelbert Allowed Christian missionaries in to England to convert people
- Duke of Normandy William the Conqueror
- society Family members protect and rely on one another
- the Conqueror Won the Battle of Hastings and became king
- An Anglo-Saxon hero who slays monsters
- Bailley Chaucer character: Host of the Tabard Inn in Southwark; proposes storytelling contest
- Chaucer character--Man who brings people in to testify in court; intimidates many people
- demon Kenning for Grendel
- Had child with her 1/2 brother
- A person's monetary worth
- Judging a person based on physical characteristics (gap teeth=social personality)
- The bond between kings and warriors (Shelter, weapons, food, treasure in exchange for "fight to the death" attitude)
- Ruling class
- Letter of the Anglo-Saxon alphabet
- The repetition of beginning consonant sounds
- Lower "servant" class
- Pendragon King Arthur's father
- King Arthur's son who wanted his kingdom
- A religious journey, as shown in Canterbury Tales
- Grendel's angry mama
- Married King Arthur but loved Lancelot
- A sword used by Beowulf
- A monster that represents EVIL
- Had 3 children with Gorlois and then 1 with Uther
- King Arthur's kingdom
- Complex Freud concept--Young girls are attracted to their dads
- Causes the end of Beowulf's reign
- Land owned by barons
- Group of people that invaded England around 800 BC
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- from Bath Chaucer character--Wears red and has been married 5 times
- Chastity, and Obedience Vows taken by ecclesiastes (people who work in the church)
- Empire Send missionaries to England to convert pagans
- Grail The cup Jesus used at the Last Supper
- Priests that settled disputes
- A system of landholding brought to England by William the Conqueror
- The belief in multiple gods/goddesses
- Land owned by knights
- A fairy that used magic
- Chaucer character that goes on pilgrimage to give thanks
- Day Prophecy Oracle told Arthur he would be killed by a child born on May 1
- Aggressively confronts Beowulf when he arrives in Denmark
- Killed his dad and married his mom (unknowingly)
- and bards Singers/Storytellers/Entertainers that preserved history
- Group made up of Angles, Saxons, and Jutes
- Magician who helped King Arthur
- The tier of feudalism under king
- Author of The Canterbury Tales
- Guinevere's father who gave Arthur the Round Table
- the Great Drew a compromise with the Vikings
- Augustine Missionary that converted the English to Christianity
- The only warrior who helps Beowulf to fight the dragon
- and Caliburn Arthur's famous swords
- Builds Herot, a famous mead hall, for his warriors
- The lowest social class in feudal system
- One of King Arthur's knights
- Greatest knight who divided Arthur's kingdom
- Practiced chivalry on and off the battlefield
- Group of people that brought skilled warfare and paved roads to early England
- Raised Arthur as his own
- A disease that killed over 1/2 of England's population during the medieval period
- Brought the printing press to England
- of the Lake Mysterious woman who gave Arthur a sword
- Challenged Beowulf to a swimming match "many years ago"
- Chaucer character that hangs out in bars instead of helping the needy
- Kay Arthur's "brother"
71 Clues: Ruling class • Hrothgar's queen • A condensed metaphor • Grendel's angry mama • Land owned by barons • Land owned by knights • Lower "servant" class • King Arthur's kingdom • Kay Arthur's "brother" • A fairy that used magic • A sword used by Beowulf • Raised Arthur as his own • demon Kenning for Grendel • A person's monetary worth • One of King Arthur's knights • Priests that settled disputes • ...
Middle Ages 2016-05-04
Across
- led by Charlemagne, created a huge Christian empire and brought together scholars from around Europe.
- was a system of promises that governed the relationships between lords and vassals.
- After the fall of Rome, groups moved into Europe and divided the lands and the leaders of these groups called themselves this.
- a period lasting from 500 to 1500.
- is the shape and elevation of land in a region.
- were religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities.
- A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
- Another name for the Middle Ages
- came to power in the 700s. He was the leader of the Franks.
- came from Scandinavia and raided Britain, Ireland, and western Europe.
- A large estate owned by a knight or lord
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- warriors who fought on horseback
- A French noble who was the duke of Normandy when it decided to conquer England.
- controlled everything that happened on their land.
- Communities of monks
- sent missionaries, people who try to convert others to a particular religion, to Europe.
- workers who were tied to the land on which they lived.
- these armies poured into southern France and northern Italy.
- the code of honorable behavior for the knights in Europe.
- were fierce warriors who swept into Europe, attacking towns and destroying fields.
20 Clues: Communities of monks • warriors who fought on horseback • Another name for the Middle Ages • a period lasting from 500 to 1500. • A large estate owned by a knight or lord • is the shape and elevation of land in a region. • controlled everything that happened on their land. • workers who were tied to the land on which they lived. • ...
Middle Ages 2017-10-02
Across
- "Father of Europe"
- peasants that worked on the lord's land
- an attempt to stop the Plague by getting the "bad blood" out
- took control of Italy in 5th century
- could be fired more rapidly than the crossbow
- three different men claim to be Pope
- one of the causes of the Fall of Rome
- bump on neck, a symptom of the Black Death
- self-inflicted "penance" for sins
- a system in which nobility held land for the crown in exchange for military service while serfs worked on the land
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- personal assistant to a knight
- father of Charlemagne
- occupy Spain and Italy at the beginning of the Middle Ages
- head of the Catholic Church
- set of ideas (loyalty, bravery, courage)
- culprits of the Black Death
- charter written in 1215 to limit the powers of the king
- a holy war involving the journey of Europeans to reclaim the holy land of Jerusalem in the name of Christianity
- divine intervention would save the innocent
- an agricultural estate operated by the lord
20 Clues: "Father of Europe" • father of Charlemagne • head of the Catholic Church • culprits of the Black Death • personal assistant to a knight • self-inflicted "penance" for sins • took control of Italy in 5th century • three different men claim to be Pope • one of the causes of the Fall of Rome • peasants that worked on the lord's land • set of ideas (loyalty, bravery, courage) • ...
Middle Ages 2022-02-17
Across
- a church leader; the higher up in the Church
- a skilled occupation
- the estate and lands controlled by a medieval lord
- a person who held land from a feudal lord and received protection in exchange for allegiance to that lord
- the strongest or central tower of a castle, acting as a final refuge
- a travelling salesperson who carries his wares on his or her back
- a man of high rank in feudal society or an owner of a manor
- a special day for buyers and sellers to gather for business and amusement
- a knight or vassal owes allegiance to this person
- an economic and political system of Europe during the Middle Ages that centered on a landholding lord and his relation to vassals
- a medieval entertainer who traveled around singing songs and reciting poems
- a fortified building where all the inhabitants of the manor could come for protection during an invasion
- a knight or vassal owes allegiance to this person
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- a Medieval gentle-soldier who was usually a vassal
- a medieval poet who composed poems and songs for kings and nobles
- a servant in Medieval Europe who is bound to the land and owned by a lord
- A journey to the Holy Land or shrine
- a board game that is based on the power structure of the Middle Ages
- a feudal lord's estate
- people who journey to the Holy Land or a shrine
- an association of skilled workers
- a holy place associated with a miracle or saint
- a deep and wide trench around a castle, usually filled with water
- a fortified building where all the inhabitants of the manor could come for protection during an invasion
- a well-known and sometimes fictional story passed down through history
- a medieval farmer in England who farmed his own small plot of land
26 Clues: a skilled occupation • a feudal lord's estate • an association of skilled workers • A journey to the Holy Land or shrine • a church leader; the higher up in the Church • people who journey to the Holy Land or a shrine • a holy place associated with a miracle or saint • a knight or vassal owes allegiance to this person • a knight or vassal owes allegiance to this person • ...
Middle Ages 2023-08-24
Across
- As cities are abandoned level of learning ______
- Vikings were from ______
- Manors usually consisted of lord's house, workshop, fields,and _________
- Inhereted Frankish kingdom from his father
- Third reason of fueudalism
- Lewis's _____ divided the empire into 3 kingdoms
- First reason of feudalism
- Lewis's sons fight for ______
- System of governing & land holding
- Became Pope in 590
- 2nd group of invaders
- Second reason of feudalism
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- Son of Charlemagne
- Churchly Kingdom
- End of raids due to the ______
- lord's estate
- 3rd group of invaders
- Helped push Spanish & French
- 1st group of invaders
- At seven years old, a boy in knight training became a _______
20 Clues: lord's estate • Churchly Kingdom • Son of Charlemagne • Became Pope in 590 • 3rd group of invaders • 1st group of invaders • 2nd group of invaders • Vikings were from ______ • First reason of feudalism • Third reason of fueudalism • Second reason of feudalism • Helped push Spanish & French • Lewis's sons fight for ______ • End of raids due to the ______ • System of governing & land holding • ...
Middle Ages 2023-10-04
Across
- soldiers riding horses
- a town that is protected, perhaps by a wall
- the mistreatment of a person or group
- of or relating to the Middle Ages
- multiple military actions
- a code of honor often connected to European knights of the Middle Ages
- someone who buys and sells things, the owner of a store
- the crime of being disloyal to ones country
- the study of stars and planets
- messenger
- armor, chainmail
- to get revenge
- a situation where soldiers surround a city or building to try to take control of it
- showing complete faithfulness and support
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- housing for soldiers
- the time during which a king, queen, or other monarch rules a country
- the design and construction of buildings
- groups of merchants traveling together
- young messengers
- brave
- combat between two people that is planned in advance
- soldiers who fight on foot
- a group of countries or regions controlled by one ruler or one government
- a female member of the nobility
- a member of the highest social class
- a man in the upper class who ruled over a large area of land
26 Clues: brave • messenger • to get revenge • young messengers • armor, chainmail • housing for soldiers • soldiers riding horses • multiple military actions • soldiers who fight on foot • the study of stars and planets • a female member of the nobility • of or relating to the Middle Ages • a member of the highest social class • the mistreatment of a person or group • ...
Middle Child 2024-01-22
Across
- Notable Knickerbocker, Ewing (middle)
- Cushy football brand.
- Fordham Intermural Hooper
- An E is missing? (middle)
- Capital of Alabama (middle-ish)
- French Assent
- Melville Captain
- Nascar City (middle)
- What sucks at Puffer's?
- Trumpet-shaped lily
- Kubota Nickname
- Elementary School or NJ boardwalk.
- Brady's Kryptonite
- Sticky Tree? (Especially in March)
- Rocket in the garden (spicy green).
- School overlooking Champlain.
- Maine beach with a boardwalk, familiarly.
- State with oldest median age.
- __ Tepee. Lodge near Yellowstone.
- MA State Forest? (middle)
- What I had removed New years day 2008
- Prominent North flowing river.
- Everglades invasive Reptile.
- There were 8 of them on Dan's Bday.
- PA Great Lake
- 2024 CFB champions school, familiarly.
- Last name associated with Exaggeration (middle)
- Netflix competitor
- Oppenheimer designation
- Rockets on the Scoreboard.
- Acrisure Field, Formerly
- Glass of This American Life.
- Sea-nic Overlook of youth?
- Ultimate Throw.
- Institution with financial liquidity?
- Frozen Assets?
- Tiny Bit
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- Fragrant June bloomer
- Best beer money can't buy.
- Over-wintered grain
- What We Excuse You For
- Only Alphabetical Number when spelled out.
- One of the three rivers.
- Where Mom ran first marathon.
- Don't take this capital for granite.
- Thrown together ship (or greenhouse)
- Lamprey __
- Long haired Former Steeler safety.
- Land of exile for Cain (or Julia)
- To be clear, there is a better way to make it.
- Fifth Month? (middle)
- Windy City College
- Gods must be crazy divine object.
- That's my Jam Co.
- State with youngest median age.
- Yellow pickup of yore.
- Golden Icebreaker?
- Magazine that Mimi worked for.
- What Cindy, Emily and Louisa Share(middle)
- Three letters that make Lauren's knee hurt.
- Gold on the periodic table.
- Mine in college was 3.6.
- Rainy day fund?
- German for Mrs.
- Inedible squash, broadly.
- Mom: hospital floor where I see you?
- It's you (middle)
- First Lady Circa 2008 (middle)
- (Tsar) Nicholas, for one.
- MlB's Moises, Felipe etc.
- Immaculate receiver
- Birthplace of surfing.
72 Clues: Tiny Bit • Lamprey __ • French Assent • PA Great Lake • Frozen Assets? • Kubota Nickname • Rainy day fund? • German for Mrs. • Ultimate Throw. • Melville Captain • That's my Jam Co. • It's you (middle) • Windy City College • Brady's Kryptonite • Golden Icebreaker? • Netflix competitor • Over-wintered grain • Trumpet-shaped lily • Immaculate receiver • Nascar City (middle) • Fragrant June bloomer • ...
Middle Ages 2024-03-01
Across
- Held absolute power
- Grew around markets as people moved there
- When an entire region or country was excluded from the Church
- An archbishop killed by King Henry of England's knights
- A series of conflicts over the Holy Land
- An important church official who oversaw bishops
- A king who unified Europe after the fall of Rome
- The basic unit of the feudal system
- Someone who promised their loyalty to a noble or king in exchange for land
- Ruled the manors
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- The main economic and social system during the Middle Ages
- Organizations of people sharing the same profession
- Protected the manors and peasants in exchange for land
- When an individual was excluded from the Church
- Land given by the king in exchange for service
- Peasants who were tied to the manors
- People who bought and sold goods
- The leader of the Catholic Church
- The main source of wealth in the feudal system
- The fall of this empire began the Middle Ages
20 Clues: Ruled the manors • Held absolute power • People who bought and sold goods • The leader of the Catholic Church • The basic unit of the feudal system • Peasants who were tied to the manors • A series of conflicts over the Holy Land • Grew around markets as people moved there • The fall of this empire began the Middle Ages • Land given by the king in exchange for service • ...
middle school 2023-10-25
Across
- Large marsupial
- hall - a designated time during the school day for students to study or complete schoolwork.
- - an educator who instructs and guides students in their learning.
- - a period of free time during the school day for students to play and relax.
- - the collaborative effort of a group of students to achieve a common goal.
- Has a trunk
- - a small storage compartment in school where students can keep their belongings.
- schooler - a student who attends middle school, typically between the ages of 11 and 14.
- - tasks or assignments given to students to be completed outside of school hours.
- - a person who is of the same age or grade level as another student.
- - the head or leader of a middle school, responsible for the overall administration and discipline.
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- activities - activities or clubs that take place after school hours, such as sports, music, or art.
- Man's best friend
- ride - the journey to and from school on a bus.
- Likes to chase mice
- - a classroom where a group of students gather each morning for attendance and announcements.
- Flying mammal
- - a plan that shows the times when different activities or events will happen.
- break - a period of time during the school day when students have a break to eat their meal.
- - a class or course that students can choose to take based on their interests.
20 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • ride - the journey to and from school on a bus. • - an educator who instructs and guides students in their learning. • - a person who is of the same age or grade level as another student. • - the collaborative effort of a group of students to achieve a common goal. • ...
Middle school 2025-01-07
Across
- - A subject about past events and people.
- - A subject involving numbers and calculations.
- - A particular area of study like math or science.
- - The person who educates students.
- - The place where students eat lunch.
- - Where a student sits in the classroom.
- - A session of teaching on a specific topic.
- - A bag for carrying school supplies.
- - Special clothes students wear to school.
- - A subject involving physical exercises and sports.
- - A subject about places and the earth’s features.
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- - A tool used for writing or drawing.
- - A subject where students create drawings, paintings, etc.
- - A score indicating the quality of a student's work.
- - Used to remove pencil marks.
- - A place with many books for reading and studying.
- - A book used for studying a particular subject.
- - Assignments given to students to complete at home.
- - The place where students learn.
- - A subject about the natural world and its phenomena.
- - A fellow student in the same class.
- - Used for writing notes.
- - A subject where students learn about and play music.
23 Clues: - Used for writing notes. • - Used to remove pencil marks. • - The place where students learn. • - The person who educates students. • - A tool used for writing or drawing. • - The place where students eat lunch. • - A bag for carrying school supplies. • - A fellow student in the same class. • - Where a student sits in the classroom. • ...
Middle Ages 2025-05-13
Across
- Religious community that helped start spiritual revival in the 900s
- Conflict between England and France from 1337–1453
- The practice of selling church positions
- Pope who launched the First Crusade in 1095
- 1215 document limiting the king’s power
- Architectural style featuring pointed arches and stained-glass windows
- Institutions of learning that arose in medieval Europe
- A series of holy wars to reclaim the Holy Land
- Weapon that revolutionized medieval warfare
- Lending money with interest, condemned by the Church
- Scholar who blended Christian faith with Greek philosophy
- Muslim leader who recaptured Jerusalem in 1187
- Merchant-class town dwellers
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- Period of division in the Catholic Church with multiple popes
- Another name for the Bubonic Plague
- Religious order founded by St. Francis of Assisi
- Religious order that emphasized poverty and preaching
- City looted during the Fourth Crusade
- Everyday language of the people
- The appointment of bishops by kings or nobles
- French heroine of the Hundred Years’ War
- Farming method using two fields for crops and one fallow
- English legislative body including commoners and nobles
- Famous Gothic cathedral in Paris
- Organizations of people in the same trade
25 Clues: Merchant-class town dwellers • Everyday language of the people • Famous Gothic cathedral in Paris • Another name for the Bubonic Plague • City looted during the Fourth Crusade • 1215 document limiting the king’s power • The practice of selling church positions • French heroine of the Hundred Years’ War • Organizations of people in the same trade • ...
Middle Names 2025-12-24
Across
- One of the Osmonds
- naming someone Great and Duncan
- meaning grace or favored
- It’s not butter it’s Par——
- Rank of nobility in England
- A name honoring a grandmother, just like singing at Christmastime
- Name shared by several popes
- Referring to second names of both grandson and son in law
- When you realize you left your kid at home you yell, “______!”
- Famous dictator’s first name
- The merry month
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- Second name referring to a grandfather or his daughter or one of his grandchildren
- A name honoring another grandmother of your grandchildren
- Warlike Author
- Shakespearean King
- Irish patron saint
- Huey, _______ and Louie
- Batman’s Butler
- Second name of a motorcyclist and Minecraft gamer
- Dad might call him Jimi
- meaning lively
21 Clues: Warlike Author • meaning lively • Batman’s Butler • The merry month • One of the Osmonds • Shakespearean King • Irish patron saint • Huey, _______ and Louie • Dad might call him Jimi • meaning grace or favored • It’s not butter it’s Par—— • Rank of nobility in England • Name shared by several popes • Famous dictator’s first name • naming someone Great and Duncan • ...
Middle Ages 2024-04-29
Across
- A bridge that can be raised or lowered over a oat
- Land Palestine where Jesus of Nazareth lived
- A person who work with iron and makes tools and weapons
- A 15-year old page who learned how to ride a horse and use weapons to become a knight
- A military journey to win the Holy Land
- The land and peasants who farmed it, which a lord gave to a vassal
- A person who travels to visit a holy place
- A large open area inside the castle walls
- The English council or lawmaking assembly
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- A political and military system based on the holding of land
- A style of building that was like what the ROmans built with thick walls and arches
- To be made a knight
- A priest who is in charge of other priests and a number of churches
- A person who received land from a king or noble
- A permanent separation
- A young noble who learned certain behaviors to biome a knight
- A peasant who was bound to the land whose life was controlled by the lord of the manor
- The part of fief that peasants farm to support the lord’s family
- A style of architecture with thin walls, pointed arches any and flying buttresses
- A dug-out area filled with water that circles a castle
- A contest between two knights carrying lances and riding horses
- A king or a noble who gave land to someone else
22 Clues: To be made a knight • A permanent separation • A military journey to win the Holy Land • A large open area inside the castle walls • The English council or lawmaking assembly • A person who travels to visit a holy place • Land Palestine where Jesus of Nazareth lived • A person who received land from a king or noble • A king or a noble who gave land to someone else • ...
Middle ages 2024-04-23
Across
- a symbol
- an official order given by a ruler
- property or valuables taken by the winner in a conflict
- Buildings where soldiers live
- soul is believed to live even after the body dies
- ADJ cutoff from the seacoast surrounded by land.
- a high moral
- an agreement to stop fighting
- a skilled public speaker
- rules based on ideas about right and wrong
- a group that works together to achieve common
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- state with its own ruling government
- a person who writes plays
- a city that is an independent
- in ancient Rome an elected plebeian representance
- the nonphysical part of a person in many religions
- the ability of the mind to think and understand
- to perform a cenemony that brings a person into the christian church
- a soldier who travels and fights on foot
- a war between people who live in the same country
- a place between to extremes the middle
21 Clues: a symbol • a high moral • a skilled public speaker • a person who writes plays • a city that is an independent • Buildings where soldiers live • an agreement to stop fighting • an official order given by a ruler • state with its own ruling government • a place between to extremes the middle • a soldier who travels and fights on foot • rules based on ideas about right and wrong • ...
Middle Ages 2025-05-05
Across
- 60 percent of the population went down
- Spread along trade routes
- Lack of vitamin C
- Mosquito-borne disease
- Holes in skull
- Drive out demons
- Decreased population
- Performed through cupping
- Transmitted through contaminated water and food
- Causes diarrhea and abdominal pain
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- A wide range of herbs
- Treating Illnesses
- A chronic bacterial
- Affects the lungs
- Cleaned with wine and herbs like myrrh
- Applied to wounds to stop bleeding
- Influencing health
- Medieval science and medicine
- Caused a rash and fever
- Affects the throat and respiratory system
20 Clues: Holes in skull • Drive out demons • Affects the lungs • Lack of vitamin C • Treating Illnesses • Influencing health • A chronic bacterial • Decreased population • A wide range of herbs • Mosquito-borne disease • Caused a rash and fever • Spread along trade routes • Performed through cupping • Medieval science and medicine • Applied to wounds to stop bleeding • ...
Middle Earth 2024-10-11
Across
- Destroyer of Esgaroth
- The universe
- The transcendent supreme being and creator
- The first Dark Lord
- Men of the West descended from Numenoreans
- Halls of Durin beneath the Misty Mountains
- King of the Woodland Realm in the 3rd Age
- The Nine
- The firstborns
- The land of stone
- Founder of Arnor
- People of the place sometimes called The Mark
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- The Last Homely House in Eastern Eriador
- The Undying Lands
- Jewels containing the light of the Two Trees
- A grey pilgrim in Sindarin
- They were stabbed with a Morgul blade
- Valley at the entrance of Mordor
- Powerful elf and Lord of the Golden Flower
- The first and mightiest beings created
- The 32nd Shire-thain
- The earth
- The Khazad
23 Clues: The Nine • The earth • The Khazad • The universe • The firstborns • Founder of Arnor • The Undying Lands • The land of stone • The first Dark Lord • The 32nd Shire-thain • Destroyer of Esgaroth • A grey pilgrim in Sindarin • Valley at the entrance of Mordor • They were stabbed with a Morgul blade • The first and mightiest beings created • The Last Homely House in Eastern Eriador • ...
Middle Ages 2024-06-13
Across
- Land grant
- Knight's assistant
- Holy wars
- Landed property
- Landowner noble
- Mounted warrior
- Church tax
- Noble's follower
- Sovereign ruler
- Fortress residence
- Bound peasant
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- Knightly competition
- Lord's estate
- Medieval social system
- Common farmer
- Prolonged attack
- Noble rank
- Knight's code
- Craft association
- Coat of arms
20 Clues: Holy wars • Land grant • Noble rank • Church tax • Coat of arms • Lord's estate • Common farmer • Knight's code • Bound peasant • Landed property • Landowner noble • Mounted warrior • Sovereign ruler • Prolonged attack • Noble's follower • Craft association • Knight's assistant • Fortress residence • Knightly competition • Medieval social system
middle earth 2024-10-19
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- the father of the longbeards
- final battle in the war of dwarves and orcs
- city of the corsairs
- dueled a balrog in the first age, re-embodied and returned to middle earth after his death
- son of theoden
- great statues of isildur and anarion beside the river anduin
- horse of theoden
- the sword that was broken
Down
- great beasts of the haradrim
- lord of the glittering caves
- lord of belegost in the first age
- lord of the iron hills during the war of the ring
- the greastest dwarf mansion
- once the northern kingdom of the dunedain
- the last homely house east of the sea
- high king of the noldor during the war of the last alliance
- lord of the grey havens
- great port city of gondor located on the anduin
- founder and first king of rohan
- flame of the west
- prince of dol amroth during the war of the ring
21 Clues: son of theoden • horse of theoden • flame of the west • city of the corsairs • lord of the grey havens • the sword that was broken • the greastest dwarf mansion • great beasts of the haradrim • lord of the glittering caves • the father of the longbeards • founder and first king of rohan • lord of belegost in the first age • the last homely house east of the sea • ...
MIDDLE EARTH 2024-10-18
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- the renowned son of Barahir
- the watcher in Nan Dungortheb
- master of spirits
- gloomweaver
- the great sea
- queen of the valar
- __ bragollach, the war of sudden flames
- queen of the earth
- __ pharazon, the last king of Numenor
- the great white conches of Ulmo
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- forger of the three rings
- lieutenant of Morgoth
- __ eressea, large island off the coast of Eldamar
- Noldorin prince of the First Age
- Varda's handmaiden
- Melkor's citadel
- three volcanic points of the Iron Mountains
- icy wasteland between Araman and Middle Earth
- dur, dark tower
- eldest son of Finwe
20 Clues: gloomweaver • the great sea • dur, dark tower • Melkor's citadel • master of spirits • Varda's handmaiden • queen of the valar • queen of the earth • eldest son of Finwe • lieutenant of Morgoth • forger of the three rings • the renowned son of Barahir • the watcher in Nan Dungortheb • the great white conches of Ulmo • Noldorin prince of the First Age • __ pharazon, the last king of Numenor • ...
Middle Ages 2025-10-14
Across
- / prejudice against Jews
- Death / epidemic of the bubonic plague that ravaged Europe in the 1300s
- Schism / the official split between the Roman Catholic Church and Byzantine churches in 1054
- / In the feudal system, the person who made a grand of land to another person
- / Pope who called for the First Crusade
- Years War / series of wars between France and England
- / A person who is learning a trade or craft from a master and works without pay except for room and board
- / Location of the headquarters of the Catholic Church
- contract / an exchange of pledges between lords and vassals
- / The code of conduct for knights developed by feudal nobles
- / Peasants bound to a manor
- / a social, political, and military system based on the holding of land and providing service
- supremacy / the claim of medieval popes that they had authority over all kings or rulers
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- / Men who lived in monasteries
- / a written document that set out the rights and privileges of a town
- / sacred ritual of the Roman Catholic Church
- / The bishop of Rome, head of the Roman Catholic Church
- / Armored warriors who fought on horseback
- / a series of wars in which European Christians tried to win control of the Holy Land
- / The estate from which a lord's family gained its livelihood
- / Peasants who were bound to a manor
- Ages / Name given to the Early Middle Ages because learning and civilization declined
- / Skilled workers who made goods by hand
- / church court set up to try people accused of heresy
- / having to do with worldly, rather than religious, matters
- / A lesser noble who received land from a lord
- / The piece of land given to a vassal by a lord
- / An association of merchants or artisans who cooperated to protect their economic interests
28 Clues: / prejudice against Jews • / Peasants bound to a manor • / Men who lived in monasteries • / Peasants who were bound to a manor • / Pope who called for the First Crusade • / Skilled workers who made goods by hand • / Armored warriors who fought on horseback • / sacred ritual of the Roman Catholic Church • / A lesser noble who received land from a lord • ...
Middle Ages 2026-04-24
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- Holy city fought over during the Crusades
- Large farm that was the center of life
- Leader of the Catholic Church
- Group that took over England
- Barbarian group that became powerful
- Leader who conquered England
- Most powerful force in medieval Europe
- Region where Vikings came from
- Main religion of the time
- Deadly disease that killed millions
- French heroine and military leader
- Frankish king who built an empire
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- Raiders from northern Europe
- Place where monks lived
- Landowners who controlled manors
- Country conquered in 1066
- Armored warriors who served lords
- System where land is exchanged for loyalty and service
- Document limiting the king’s power
- Time period in Europe from about 500 to 1500 AD
- Religious wars
21 Clues: Religious wars • Place where monks lived • Country conquered in 1066 • Main religion of the time • Raiders from northern Europe • Group that took over England • Leader who conquered England • Leader of the Catholic Church • Region where Vikings came from • Landowners who controlled manors • Armored warriors who served lords • Frankish king who built an empire • ...
middle ages 2026-04-27
Across
- = A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease
- STYLE = An architectural style with pointed arches and ribbed vaults
- FARMER = A person who farms rented land
- LAW = The part of English law derived from custom and judicial precedent
- CLASS = The social group which includes professional and business people and their families
- = Campaigns to recapture land from Muslims in Spain
- = Connected with religion and worship
- = The dominant social system in medieval Europe
- = A male poet and singer who traveled the country
- = A person or country in a subordinate position to another
- = Not connected with religious matters
- CORPUS = A court order requiring a person under arrest to understand the charges
- = A mounted soldier in armor
- = A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants
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- = The highest legislature in the UK
- = Middle Ages, lasted from the 5th to the 15th century, followed to the Age of Discovery
- = An estate of land, especially when held on condition of feudal service
- = A system of theology based on Aristotelian logic
- CARTA = The great charter of English liberties forced King John to sign in 1215
- = The medieval knightly code of conduct
- = A member of a Germanic people that conquered Gaul and controlled much of Western Europe
- ROMAN EMPIRE = An empire of German and Italian territories
- = Excluding someone from the Church
- = The language spoken by ordinary people
- = A large country house with land
- = An agricultural laborer bound by the feudal system
- SUPREMACY = The supreme power of the pope
- DEATH = A devastating pandemic in Europe from 1347 to 1351
- = A period of intense questioning by the Roman Catholic Church
29 Clues: = A mounted soldier in armor • = A large country house with land • = The highest legislature in the UK • = Excluding someone from the Church • = Connected with religion and worship • = Not connected with religious matters • FARMER = A person who farms rented land • = The medieval knightly code of conduct • = The language spoken by ordinary people • ...
middle ages 2026-04-27
Across
- = The dominant social system in medieval Europe
- DEATH = Aka the Black Plague, one of the most devastating pandemics in human history, peaking in Europe from 1347 to 1351
- = A member of a Germanic people that conquered Gaul, France, and controlled much of Western Europe
- = An agricultural laborer bound by the feudal system and tied to working on his lord's estate
- = A large country house with land
- CLASS = The social group which includes professional and business people and their families
- LAW = The part of English law that is derived from custom and judicial standard rather than acts
- = A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants
- CORPUS = A court order requiring a person under arrest to understand the charges brought against them
- = In the UK, the highest legislature consisting of the House of Lords and the House of Commons
- STYLE = An agriculture style that included the pointed arch, the ribbed vault, and the flying buttresses
- ROMAN EMPIRE = An empire consisting primarily of a loose confederation of German and Italian territories
- = The language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people of a country or region
- = Connected with gods or dedicated to a religion purpose and so deserving worship
- = A person or country in a subordinate position to another
- = The system of theology and philosophy taught in medieval European universities based on Aristotelian logic and the writing of the early Christian fathers and emphasizing tradition and belief
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- = An estate of land, especially when held on condition of feudal service of fees
- = The action of officially excluding someone from participating in the sacraments and the services of the Christian Church
- = A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time
- = A male poet and singer who traveled into the country
- = Not connected with the religious or spiritual matters
- = Medieval, aka Middle Ages, lasted from the 5th to the 15th century, followed from to the age of discovery
- = A man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor
- SUPREMACY = The supreme and universal power of the pope, which he can always exercise over the Roman Catholic Church
- = A series of campaigns by Christian states to recapture territory from the Muslims, Moors, who had occupied most of the Iberian Peninsula in the early 8th century
- = The medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code
- = A period of prolonged and intense questioning, which may include torture used by Roman Catholic Church in Spain
- CARTA = The great charter of English liberties brought by the barons and forced King John to sign in 1215
- FARMER = A person who farms rented land
29 Clues: = A large country house with land • FARMER = A person who farms rented land • = The dominant social system in medieval Europe • = A medieval association of craftsmen or merchants • = A male poet and singer who traveled into the country • = Not connected with the religious or spiritual matters • = A person or country in a subordinate position to another • ...
East Farleigh History 2026-02-17
Across
- The name of an artist listed among the ‘Pre-raphaelite sisterhood
- The surname of nurse who has a statue in St Martin’s Place near Trafalgar Square in London.
- What Grade II listed house once was the location of the village butcher
- The surname of a famous wartime artist and writer.
- The deaths caused by this waterborne disease is commemorated by a wooden cross in the churchyard
- What pub was damaged by a doodlebug during the Second World War.
- This famous luxury train once visited East Farleigh station.
- What crop was widely cultivated and harvested in East Farleigh.
- The surname of the soldier who is depicted in a stained glass window in the church.
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- This fruit has East Farleigh after its name.
- Whose army march over East Farleigh bridge in the battle of Maidstone in 1648
- This pub is said to be haunted by genial ghosts.
- What material was used to build East Farleigh Bridge.
- The son of this famous Member of Parliament who was a slave trade abolishionist, was an East Farleigh vicar.
- The surname of a significant benefactor to East Farleigh, born in the late 19th century
- In what ancient book is East Farleigh listed.
16 Clues: This fruit has East Farleigh after its name. • In what ancient book is East Farleigh listed. • This pub is said to be haunted by genial ghosts. • The surname of a famous wartime artist and writer. • What material was used to build East Farleigh Bridge. • This famous luxury train once visited East Farleigh station. • ...
countries and capitals in the middle east 2016-07-13
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- this is the capital of Qatar
- this is the capital of the UAE
- the king of this country is Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa
- the capital is Nicosia
- the capital of Oman
- the currency here is the Yemeni rial
- this place is well known for the pyramids
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- the king is Abdullah II
- what is Israel's capital
- Tehran is the capital
- this is the king of Saudi Arabia
- the lira is the currency in this country
- the capital is Baghdad
13 Clues: the capital of Oman • Tehran is the capital • the capital is Baghdad • the capital is Nicosia • the king is Abdullah II • what is Israel's capital • this is the capital of Qatar • this is the capital of the UAE • this is the king of Saudi Arabia • the currency here is the Yemeni rial • the lira is the currency in this country • this place is well known for the pyramids • ...
Kate and Pete Bridal 2023-08-17
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- The couple's favorite Jersey Shore town
- Pete & Kate both work in Johnson & Johnson's __________ department
- The couple's shared hometown
- The couple first traveled abroad together to this country, home of the first Olympic Games
- The bride attended this college in Pennsylvania, known for its steep hills
- Pete & Kate's high school mascot, also a popular brand of car
- Pete & Kate traveled to this midwestern city to cheer on the Eagles in Super Bowl 52
- The father of the groom and the father of the bride are both one of ______ siblings
Down
- bride's middle name
- The state the couple lived in when they started dating
- The couple recently replanned their honeymoon to be a road trip along the East Coast, ending in this northern state
- The groom attended this college, known for its basketball team
- The name of Pete & Kate's dog
- Kate's dad coached Pete in this sport
- The groom's middle name
- Pete & Kate watched all 9 seasons of this 90s sitcom during pandemic lockdowns
- The couple currently lives in ______________
17 Clues: bride's middle name • The groom's middle name • The couple's shared hometown • The name of Pete & Kate's dog • Kate's dad coached Pete in this sport • The couple's favorite Jersey Shore town • The couple currently lives in ______________ • The state the couple lived in when they started dating • Pete & Kate's high school mascot, also a popular brand of car • ...
History extension crossword 2021-10-20
Across
- the destination of the crusades
- Started the first crusade
- time with a lot of dead and war in the middle east
- A destination of the fourth crusade to deter the Muslims
- The fights over the holy city
Down
- killed 5% of the population
- Fought for jerusalem
- were pushed out of
- Could be considered the greatest empire-builders ever
- the holy city
10 Clues: the holy city • were pushed out of • Fought for jerusalem • Started the first crusade • killed 5% of the population • The fights over the holy city • the destination of the crusades • time with a lot of dead and war in the middle east • Could be considered the greatest empire-builders ever • A destination of the fourth crusade to deter the Muslims
DIRECTIONS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2021-12-26
10 Clues: The west direction. • The east direction. • A person who cuts hair. • At the back of a place. • At the side of a place. • A place where sick people go. • A place with lots of animals to see! • In the middle of two places or objects. • The direction you are facing right now. • Facing something but on the other side.
Jason (Indonesia) 2022-05-09
Across
- is divided among three countries
- A religion that started in middle east
- I plot of land covered with water
- The capital of Indonesia
- is a large land-form
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- A group of island
- is a large land-form that spits out lava
- Home to more then 57% of Indonesians
- is a large island in western Indonesia
- The largest continent
10 Clues: A group of island • is a large land-form • The largest continent • The capital of Indonesia • is divided among three countries • I plot of land covered with water • Home to more then 57% of Indonesians • A religion that started in middle east • is a large island in western Indonesia • is a large land-form that spits out lava
Leap Into Freedom 2026-02-20
Across
- where the photographer is placed
- where the civilians and city are placed
- where the main focus is placed
- barrier between East and West Germany
- person who was photographed (last name)
Down
- country where the image was taken
- main message of the image
- what the soldier is jumping over
- conflict after World War II
- Photographer of the image (last name)
10 Clues: main message of the image • conflict after World War II • where the main focus is placed • where the photographer is placed • what the soldier is jumping over • country where the image was taken • barrier between East and West Germany • Photographer of the image (last name) • where the civilians and city are placed • person who was photographed (last name)
Spellings Group 5 Week 11 2025-11-28
Across
- Pain or discomfort in one's head
- Country in East Asia.
- A tool used to turn or tighten
- part of a house where smoke exits from
- The black opening in the middle of the eye
Down
- Someone who attends School or University
- A species of Monkey
- Pain from eating too many sweets
- A non-profit organization that helps others
- Religious buildings
10 Clues: A species of Monkey • Religious buildings • Country in East Asia. • A tool used to turn or tighten • Pain or discomfort in one's head • Pain from eating too many sweets • part of a house where smoke exits from • Someone who attends School or University • The black opening in the middle of the eye • A non-profit organization that helps others
Columbus 2022-09-08
Across
- Marco went to Kublai Khan's court in …. with his father and uncle.
- They sailed from …. to the Middle East.
- Something Marco's uncle and father would trade with Asia such as silk and jewelry.
- Served Kublai Khan for 17 years as a ....
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- The Khan noticed Marco's interest in Mongol customs and ....
- Marco Polo knew four ...
- Marco Polo wrote about the ...., the Middle Eastern people, and details about the Mongol empire.
- Marco Polo was born into a .... family.
- He chose to .... rather than make the trek over land.
- one of the lands he crossed to get to China.
10 Clues: Marco Polo knew four ... • Marco Polo was born into a .... family. • They sailed from …. to the Middle East. • Served Kublai Khan for 17 years as a .... • one of the lands he crossed to get to China. • He chose to .... rather than make the trek over land. • The Khan noticed Marco's interest in Mongol customs and .... • ...
INDIA 2025-05-23
Across
- WAS ONCE THE MOST POPULOUS COUNTRY IN THE WORLD
- .... DA GAMA PORTUGUESE SAILOR WHO SAILED TO INDIA
- MOUNTAINOUS COUNTRY NORTH OF INDIA
- THE MOST POPULAR SPORT IN INDIA
- CITY IN SOUTH EAST
- MAJORITY RELIGION IN INDIA
- BORDERS INDIA TO THE EAST
- LARGE BAY EAST OF INDIA
- WORLDS WETTEST AREA
- SEA TO THE EAST OF INDIA
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- INDIAS MOST FAMOUS BUILDING
- INDIAN CURRENCY
- LARGE WEST COAST CITY ONCE CALLED BOMBAY
- INDIAS NEIGHBOUR TO THE WEST
- WAS ONCE CALLED CALCUTTA
- DESERT IN NORTH WEST INDIA
- OCEAN SOUTH OF INDIA
- CAPITAL CITY OF INDIA
- INDIAN CINEMA NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH HOLLYWOOD
- WORLDS HIGHEST MOUNTAIN RANGE
- RIVER CONSIDERED HOLY BY HINDUS
21 Clues: INDIAN CURRENCY • CITY IN SOUTH EAST • WORLDS WETTEST AREA • OCEAN SOUTH OF INDIA • CAPITAL CITY OF INDIA • LARGE BAY EAST OF INDIA • WAS ONCE CALLED CALCUTTA • SEA TO THE EAST OF INDIA • BORDERS INDIA TO THE EAST • DESERT IN NORTH WEST INDIA • MAJORITY RELIGION IN INDIA • INDIAS MOST FAMOUS BUILDING • INDIAS NEIGHBOUR TO THE WEST • WORLDS HIGHEST MOUNTAIN RANGE • ...
NFL Teams 2024-11-25
Across
- How many Super bowls do the giants have?
- Worst teams in NFC East
- Worst team in NFC West
- Worst Team in AFC West
- Worst Team in AFC East
- Best Team in NFC South
- Worst Team in AFC South
- Worst team in NFC North
- Best Team in AFC North
- Best Team in AFC South
Down
- Worst Team in NFC South
- Best Team in AFC West
- How many Super bowls do the eagles have?
- Best Team in AFC East
- Worst Team in AFC North
- Best team in NFC West
- Best team in NFC East
- How many Super bowls do the cowboys have?
- How many Super bowls do the commanders have?
- Best team in NFC North
20 Clues: Best Team in AFC West • Best Team in AFC East • Best team in NFC West • Best team in NFC East • Worst team in NFC West • Worst Team in AFC West • Worst Team in AFC East • Best Team in NFC South • Best team in NFC North • Best Team in AFC North • Best Team in AFC South • Worst Team in NFC South • Worst teams in NFC East • Worst Team in AFC North • Worst Team in AFC South • ...
Middle East 1500-20th Century Part 2 2014-01-16
Across
- The section of the map labeled with a number one shows the extent of the _____________ Empire.
- He introduced political and economic reforms, increased foreign trade, and modernized the army in Egypt; known as “the father of modern Egypt”
- Nationalism, the rise of pashas, and European powers that were eager to seize their land led to the slow downfall of the ______________
- Uprisings headed by Palestinians in the occupied territories(by Israel) were known as
- Russia and Britain, both interested in Iranian oil fields, persuaded the Iranian government to grant them.
- The section of the map labeled with a number two shows the extent of the _____________ Empire.
Down
- What was the name of the agreement signed between the Israelis and Palestinians in 1993 that outlined a plan to grant Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank limited self-rule?
- Lands seized by Israel during the 1967 war from neighboring Arab nations are known as
- A displaced group of Arabs who lived or still live in the area formerly called Palestine and now called Israel.
- In the Ottoman Empire, ____________ were provincial rulers, who had gradually increased their power within the empire by the early 1800s.
- Which religion was most common in the Ottoman Empire?
- Rulers of the Ottoman Turkish empire were called
- The Suez Canal is a waterway in ________ that connects the Mediterranean and Red Seas(connects Asia, Europe, and Africa through trade).
13 Clues: Rulers of the Ottoman Turkish empire were called • Which religion was most common in the Ottoman Empire? • Lands seized by Israel during the 1967 war from neighboring Arab nations are known as • Uprisings headed by Palestinians in the occupied territories(by Israel) were known as • ...
Rome Falls into the Middle Ages 2023-01-25
Across
- Person who owned all the land in feudalism
- Most people's lives revolved around producing this
- worked hard to preserve ancient books; lived in monasteries
- Small towns were surrounded by these to protect against invaders
- The Pope ordered Christians to reclaim this for Christianity
- Travel and _________ was dangerous during these times
- Ruled an empire from Spain to Pakistan during this time period
- Continent where Middle Ages took place
- worked long hours farming and performing manual labor
Down
- invaded and settled by William "the Conquerer" in 1066
- This was granted to nobles in exchange for loyalty; it was more valuable than money
- Medieval style of architecture
- Charles the Great, united territories in modern-day France, Germany and Italy
- Period of time from 5th to 15th century CE
- a series of wars fought between European Christians and Muslims from the Middle East
- Empire that was broken up into many kingdoms
- everyone, including kings, had to take orders from the leader of the Roman Catholic Church
17 Clues: Medieval style of architecture • Continent where Middle Ages took place • Person who owned all the land in feudalism • Period of time from 5th to 15th century CE • Empire that was broken up into many kingdoms • Most people's lives revolved around producing this • Travel and _________ was dangerous during these times • ...
Africa, Islam, Byzantine Empire, Medieval Europe 2018-05-12
Across
- Justinian's _________________ - law code of the Byzantine Empire. Foundation for many modern-day Western legal systems
- Desert in Northern Africa. Africans traded along it and Europeans, lacking knowledge and technology, avoided it.
- - Capital of the Byzantine Empire. Huge trading center
- Most powerful institution during the Middle Ages
- name for the land where all feudal life was done.
- a person's __________________ determined their social status in feudal Europe
Down
- Eastern Roman Empire (1 word)
- architectural style found in medieval Europe. Characterized by stain glassed windows, tall spires, flying buttress, and pointed arches?
- political and social system in the Middle Ages. Decentralized, land was the most valuable commodity, no social mobility
- Eastern ___________________ - religion of the Byzantine Empire.
- Religion started by Muhammad in the Middle East. Abbasid and Umayaad Caliphates ruled large empires under this religion
- Ruler of Mali, Muslim, had a lot of money, took a trip to Mecca where that wealth was flaunted (name all one word)
- city that was a center of education and trade in West Africa
13 Clues: Eastern Roman Empire (1 word) • Most powerful institution during the Middle Ages • name for the land where all feudal life was done. • - Capital of the Byzantine Empire. Huge trading center • city that was a center of education and trade in West Africa • Eastern ___________________ - religion of the Byzantine Empire. • ...
Middle Ages 2012-11-05
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- the political system during the Middle Ages having its basis the relation of lord to vassal with all land held in fee and as chief characteristics homage, the service of tenants under arms and in court, wardship, and forfeiture
- in medieval Europe, a lord who was granted land in exchange for service and loyalty to a greater lord
- exclusion from the Roman Catholic Church as a penalty for refusing to obey Church laws
- authority of medieval popes over all secular rulers
- referring to the Middle Ages in Europe or the period of history between ancient and modern times
- sparsely populated, underdeveloped area on the outskirts of civilization
- noble in Europe who served as a mounted warrior for a lord in the Middle Ages
- in the Middle Ages, the split between Eastern and Western Churches
- to cancel or invalidate
- holy war
- a member of a usually mendicant Roman Catholic order
Down
- agents of Emperor Charlemagne who traveled throughout the empire to check the conditions of the roads, listen to grievances and see that justice is done
- a member of the lowest feudal class, attached to the land owned by a lord and required to perform labor in return for certain legal or customary rights
- code of conduct for knights during the Middle Ages
- sacred ritual of the Roman Catholic Church
- exchange of pledges between lords and vassals
- the appointment of bishops, abbots, and other church officials by feudal lords and vassals
- the district over which a lord had domain and could exercise certain rights and privileges in medieval western Europe
- in the Roman Catholic Church, an ecclesiastical censure that excludes a person or district from participation in most sacraments and from Christian burial
- a person who is learning a trade from a skilled employer, having agreed to work for a fixed period at low wages
- in the Middle Ages, a written document that set out the rights and privileges of a town
- a medieval association of craftsmen or merchants, often having considerable power
- money of wealth
- in the Middle Ages, an estate granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for service and loyalty
24 Clues: holy war • money of wealth • to cancel or invalidate • sacred ritual of the Roman Catholic Church • exchange of pledges between lords and vassals • code of conduct for knights during the Middle Ages • authority of medieval popes over all secular rulers • a member of a usually mendicant Roman Catholic order • ...
Middle Class 2014-05-04
Across
- to do something again in a similar way to before
- to give knowledge or skill to someone who is younger than you and will live after you have died
- a legal expert, usually a judge
- clever or sarcastic remark
- period in European history from about a.d. 476 to about 1000
- something that helps you get or achieve something
- having enough money to operate or stay out of debt
- determined not to complain or show your feelings, especially when something bad happens to you
- cannot find answer
- never moving or looking away from something
- contract and wrinkle
- To make unskilled or experimental efforts at repair; fiddle
- bad
- to strengthen or support (something) from below
- test a critical indication of future success or failure
- to no longer exist or be available
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- fail
- a quality, ability, etc., that is typical of a particular person or thing
- to manage to live without things that you would like to have
- a job,especially one that needs special skill,that involves working with your hands
- A person or thing that closely resembles another
- a person whose job it is to cut, prepare, and use stone for building
- a street, lane, etc., closed at one end
- specialized banks created to promote affordable homeownership
- not based on any particular plan, or not done for any particular reason
- a set of beliefs that influences the way you live
- almost none
- older, childless woman who has never been married
- rock bottom the lowest possible level
- to say no to (something, such as a suggestion or plan)
- wity or funny observation
31 Clues: bad • fail • almost none • cannot find answer • contract and wrinkle • wity or funny observation • clever or sarcastic remark • a legal expert, usually a judge • to no longer exist or be available • rock bottom the lowest possible level • a street, lane, etc., closed at one end • never moving or looking away from something • to strengthen or support (something) from below • ...
Middle Ages 2014-04-07
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- parts
- the Conqueor- He gave his knights large estates of land in his new country
- His code was called the Benedictine Rule and those who followed it were called Benedictine monks
- A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
- workers who were tied to the land on which they lived
- Communities of monks
- system of promises that governed the relationships bettween lords and vassals
- the large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia.
- Code of Honorable behacior for knights
- religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities.
- of Aquitaine- Had great political power and influence joined the most powerful of instsitutions
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- Another word for Middle Ages
- warriors who fought on horseback
- refers to the shape and elevation of landnin a region
- A brillant warrior and a strong king. Led the Franks in building a empire
- The large estate owned by a knight or lord
- taught people about christianity and traveled from Britian to Ireland to convet people
- Ages- A period that lasted from about 500 to about 1500
- assighned behavior
- Short, 3 line poems of 17 syllables that describe nature scenes
20 Clues: parts • assighned behavior • Communities of monks • Another word for Middle Ages • warriors who fought on horseback • Code of Honorable behacior for knights • The large estate owned by a knight or lord • refers to the shape and elevation of landnin a region • workers who were tied to the land on which they lived • the large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia. • ...
Middle Ages 2013-11-04
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- large estate held by a lord
- a piece of land given to a vassal by The Lord
- A profit in the Islamic religion
- Islamic General who recaptured Jerusalem in 1187
- Frankish king who was crowned king of Holy Roman Empire
- The Great ______ (the split of the Christian Church)
- A war fought to gain control over Jerusalem
- Leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church
- Leader of the Roman Catholic Church
- The _________ Empire was the part of Rome that survived after it's fall
- Martel Frankish commander during Battle of Tours
- a peasant who was bound to a manor
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- Carta Document signed by King John of England that gave the people rights and said the king was not above the law
- Social system in medieval Europe
- Pope _____ II called for the first Crusade
- Japanese warrior
- code that knights followed
- They invaded northern Europe on longships from Scandinavia
- The _____ Death was a disease that killed many people in Europe and China
- moved capital of Byzantine Empire to Constantinople
- armored warriors who fought on horseback
- King of Franks, conquered Gaul, converted to Christianity
22 Clues: Japanese warrior • code that knights followed • large estate held by a lord • Social system in medieval Europe • A profit in the Islamic religion • a peasant who was bound to a manor • Leader of the Roman Catholic Church • Leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church • armored warriors who fought on horseback • Pope _____ II called for the first Crusade • ...
Middle Ages 2015-06-04
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- The fraction of population the plauge killed in Europe.
- Strong central governments ruled by a king or queen.
- The expelling of someone from the church.
- The heavy metal armor that a crusader wore.
- The idea that each person should be free to develop and pursue his or her own goals.
- The kingdom Charles ruled over.
- Non-realistic, flat images meant to put the viewer in a spiritual frame of mind.
- A union of people who practiced a trade.
- A very large Church.
- The political system used through most of the Middle Ages.
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- A split in the church.
- Honor that vassals showed to their lords.'
- The year the plague hit Europe.
- A deadly disease that swept like wildfire through Europe beginning 1347.
- Ordained members of the church.
- The code of fighters.
- The tall emperor who promoted the ideas of unity, culture and civilization.
- The castle where the Nobles live.
- To save the soul so it goes to heaven.
- 8 wars when Christians fought against the Muslims to take back the holy lands.
20 Clues: A very large Church. • The code of fighters. • A split in the church. • The year the plague hit Europe. • Ordained members of the church. • The kingdom Charles ruled over. • The castle where the Nobles live. • To save the soul so it goes to heaven. • A union of people who practiced a trade. • The expelling of someone from the church. • Honor that vassals showed to their lords.' • ...
Middle Ages 2015-02-12
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- warriors who fought on horseback
- saint who converts the Irish
- shape and elevation of a region
- travelers for christianity
- a system of promises
- northern europe
- another name for middle ages
- 1st beatles on poster
- suit for Charlemagne
- knight who makes a promise
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- shelby football coach
- european honorable behavior
- large estate
- monks house
- southern europe
- workers who were tied to the land
- invaders from the north
- Derek Jeters baseball team
- landmass of Europe and Asia
- religious men who lived alone
20 Clues: monks house • large estate • southern europe • northern europe • a system of promises • suit for Charlemagne • shelby football coach • 1st beatles on poster • invaders from the north • travelers for christianity • Derek Jeters baseball team • knight who makes a promise • european honorable behavior • landmass of Europe and Asia • saint who converts the Irish • another name for middle ages • ...
middle ages 2015-05-31
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- a senior member of the Christian church
- a union of people who practiced trade
- a huge more beautiful church featuring lots of artwork and sculptures
- describes who had the most power and who had the least
- strong central governments ruled by a king or queen
- being able to read and write
- the political, military and social system based on the relationship between lord and vassal
- the pope who excommunicated King Henry
- works of famous Greek and Roman writers
- a castle or large estate
- peasants that worked for a lord
- means "good day" in Flemish
- an agricultural tool improved and made into a weapon
- one tenth of a specified thing
- a position one rank below the pope
- belonging to a high social or political class
- a thin type of armour made from mesh metal
- a guild of students and teachers
- a series of eight wars fought to take back the holy land
- a weapon used by fighting priests because it did not draw blood
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- people who did not believe in Christianity
- the king who was excommunicated by Pope Gregory
- the bishop of Constantinople
- patriarch who excommunicated Pope Leo and in return c=got excommunicated as well
- accused of being a heretic
- to expel someone from the church
- a weapon every soldier carried when in a battle
- a person who is in mutual obligation to a lord or monarch
- a flat image of Jesus or other saints inside of churches
- the pope who excommunicated Cerularius because he was excommunicated by him
- a splitting of churches
- the city where Jesus was crucified and where Muhammed visited Allah
- the group of people who worked for the church
33 Clues: a splitting of churches • a castle or large estate • accused of being a heretic • means "good day" in Flemish • the bishop of Constantinople • being able to read and write • one tenth of a specified thing • peasants that worked for a lord • to expel someone from the church • a guild of students and teachers • a position one rank below the pope • ...
Middle Names 2015-04-30
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- Marty Boyle-Simonson
- Lana Tadlock
- Belinda Dalrymple
- Janice Gropp
- Timothy Johns
- Brian Wixom
- Mary Jarvis
- Dawn Darling
- Cody Brown
- Misty Klatt
- Mechelle Wilson
- Hillary Haro
- Megan Tumulty
- Amy Balzer
- Pam Moats
- Kara Malesich
- Brandon Shores
- Heather Johnson
- Ken Williams
- Ashley Brown
- Brandie Kruger
- Elizabeth Rumpel
- Karla Burleson
- Erin Alexander
- Christy Sofaly
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- Berta Thomas
- Kristina Lampe
- Armida Molina-Prieto
- Kari Portales
- Diana Wasser
- John Greene
- Will Rogers
- Melanie Prince
- Lawerence Stanciu
- Dawn Doepke
- Samuel Luque
- Mary Field
- Mary Ball
- Gena Hunsaker
- Shawn Nielsen
- Jennifer Burlage
- Carolyn Corbett
- Laura Thomas
- Steven Mauk
- Jessica Werst
- Yvette Enriqez
- Teresa Shackelford
- Amy Roberts
- April Crosby
- Kasey Abercrombie
- Wayne Nubile
51 Clues: Mary Ball • Pam Moats • Cody Brown • Mary Field • Amy Balzer • John Greene • Will Rogers • Dawn Doepke • Brian Wixom • Mary Jarvis • Misty Klatt • Steven Mauk • Amy Roberts • Berta Thomas • Lana Tadlock • Diana Wasser • Janice Gropp • Samuel Luque • Dawn Darling • Hillary Haro • Laura Thomas • Ken Williams • Ashley Brown • April Crosby • Wayne Nubile • Kari Portales • Timothy Johns • Megan Tumulty • Gena Hunsaker • Shawn Nielsen • ...
Middle School 2020-05-20
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- The part of the school day where you have a break and enjoy some tasty food
- The class you read so many books in and write so many stories
- This is where your backpack and items for the day go
- A time where all students and staff come together in the gym
- Assemblies are held here and so are basketball games
- The person who gives students the information to learn and obtain knowledge on a given subject
- You can sign up to participate in these, practices are typically after school
- A game outside with four people and a ball
- You sit at a ____ during class
- You will be sent to the _________ if you're big trouble
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- A class to learn about the past
- This person is at the school to help anyone who has been hurt or is sick
- This class you learn about the reason behind things through labs and experiments
- 1+1=2 , which class do you learn this in?
- These show on your report card
- This is where all the lovely learning is done!
- A class that gives you freedom to create something with anything from a pencil to paint
- What role do you play at Skyview Middle School?
- These are here to keep you from standing during class
- This class is also a club where students learn about theatre and acting
20 Clues: These show on your report card • You sit at a ____ during class • A class to learn about the past • 1+1=2 , which class do you learn this in? • A game outside with four people and a ball • This is where all the lovely learning is done! • What role do you play at Skyview Middle School? • This is where your backpack and items for the day go • ...
Middle Ages 2017-10-02
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- "Father of Europe"
- peasants that worked on the lord's land
- an attempt to stop the Plague by getting the "bad blood" out
- took control of Italy in 5th century
- could be fired more rapidly than the crossbow
- three different men claim to be Pope
- one of the causes of the Fall of Rome
- bump on neck, a symptom of the Black Death
- self-inflicted "penance" for sins
- a system in which nobility held land for the crown in exchange for military service while serfs worked on the land
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- personal assistant to a knight
- father of Charlemagne
- occupy Spain and Italy at the beginning of the Middle Ages
- head of the Catholic Church
- set of ideas (loyalty, bravery, courage)
- culprits of the Black Death
- charter written in 1215 to limit the powers of the king
- a holy war involving the journey of Europeans to reclaim the holy land of Jerusalem in the name of Christianity
- divine intervention would save the innocent
- an agricultural estate operated by the lord
20 Clues: "Father of Europe" • father of Charlemagne • head of the Catholic Church • culprits of the Black Death • personal assistant to a knight • self-inflicted "penance" for sins • took control of Italy in 5th century • three different men claim to be Pope • one of the causes of the Fall of Rome • peasants that worked on the lord's land • set of ideas (loyalty, bravery, courage) • ...
Middle Ages 2021-08-02
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- The holy city
- Another name for King, Queen or emperor
- Group of barbarians originally from scandinavia
- The Capital city of the roman empire
- A ethnic group native to hungary
- A Frankish king who conquered most of europe
- the church that influenced unification in russia
- Hugh Capet established the French throne in this city
- A peasant under feudalism
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- Land granted by an overlord
- The Disease that killed 1/3 of the population
- King john signed this document.
- The capital of russia
- He made paris the Capital of France
- A series of religious wars
- The Muslim leader who retook jerusalem
- A Trade route that connected china and europe
- A Spanish word for muslims
- The european government
- The name of a russian emperor
20 Clues: The holy city • The capital of russia • The european government • A peasant under feudalism • A series of religious wars • A Spanish word for muslims • Land granted by an overlord • The name of a russian emperor • King john signed this document. • A ethnic group native to hungary • He made paris the Capital of France • The Capital city of the roman empire • ...
MIDDLE SCHOOL 2021-08-16
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- MATH GENIUS
- OFTEN A SMILING SUBSTITUTE
- NEW FITNESS GURU
- WORKING TIRELESSLY
- THE OFFICE BOSS
- BRAND NEW INTERVENTION LADY
- HONORABLE SOLDIER
- A TALL DRINK OF WATER
- A TOOL OF NUMERIC PROBLEM SOLVING
- HOLDING IT TOGETHER
- MAD SCIENTIST
- SOME ARE SMALL AND SOME ARE TALL BUT ALL MADE FOR STUDENTS WORK SURFACE
- THE MUSIC MAN
- DEAN OF MS
- ANOTHER WORD FOR STUDENT
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- PIGSKIN
- NEW ART GIRL
- INDEPENDENT WORK DONE NOT HERE
- FEARLESS LEADER
- MIDDAY GOURMET CUISINE
- BEING THE BEST YOU YOU CAN BE
- TAN PANTS WHITE SHIRT
- CARRYING SCHOOL MATERIALS
- PROJECTOR WITH BRAINS
- NO.2
- ENCOURAGED FACE COVERING
26 Clues: NO.2 • PIGSKIN • DEAN OF MS • MATH GENIUS • NEW ART GIRL • MAD SCIENTIST • THE MUSIC MAN • FEARLESS LEADER • THE OFFICE BOSS • NEW FITNESS GURU • HONORABLE SOLDIER • WORKING TIRELESSLY • HOLDING IT TOGETHER • TAN PANTS WHITE SHIRT • A TALL DRINK OF WATER • PROJECTOR WITH BRAINS • MIDDAY GOURMET CUISINE • ENCOURAGED FACE COVERING • ANOTHER WORD FOR STUDENT • CARRYING SCHOOL MATERIALS • ...
Middle America 2023-09-26
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- Spanish explorers that conquered territory
- a symbol derived from pictures that stands for a word, idea, or sound
- wall to hold back water
- people of African and European descent
- agriculture that is a farming method in which trees and other plants on land are cut down and burned to enrich poor soil
- American-born descendants of Spanish settlers
- people of mixed American Indian and European descent
- European people born in Spain
- colorful, tropical bird
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- to have as a source, originate
- exchange of people, other living things, and ideas between two hemispheres
- fixed, unchanging
- buildings for observing the sun, moon, and other objects in the sky
- to watch or keep track of
- a bowl-shaped area
- written transfer of property
- artificial islands
- canals or pipes that carry fresh water
- having parts that go together in complicated ways
- a small area of land
20 Clues: fixed, unchanging • a bowl-shaped area • artificial islands • a small area of land • wall to hold back water • colorful, tropical bird • to watch or keep track of • written transfer of property • European people born in Spain • to have as a source, originate • canals or pipes that carry fresh water • people of African and European descent • Spanish explorers that conquered territory • ...
Middle Childhood 2023-02-14
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- Tells the child how you feel about his or her challenging behavior in a respectful manner
- Involves the coordination of the eye and hand
- To remember information
- The process of acquiring the standards of behavior considered acceptable by a society
- The ability to group objects by common attributes, such as size, color, shape, pattern, or function
- Either to stop an unacceptable action or start an acceptable one
- When an individual cant see far away
- Is characterized by obsessive bodily fat
- Is unwanted aggressive behavior
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- Being able to see objects up close
- The belief that you are worth while as a person
- A process where people define themselves in terms of the qualities, skills, and attributes they see in others
- You listen first to what the child is saying to you
- Consists of a system of direct and indirect actions uses by an adult to help children develop internal control and appropriate behavior patterns
- you divert, or turn, their attention away in a different direction
- Involves outside factors that influence behavior
- A result that follows an action or behavior
- Whenever you speak or move
- Rewarding appropriate behavior can help model children's behavior
- Guidance technique that is used to move a child away from others for a short period of time
20 Clues: To remember information • Whenever you speak or move • Is unwanted aggressive behavior • Being able to see objects up close • When an individual cant see far away • Is characterized by obsessive bodily fat • A result that follows an action or behavior • Involves the coordination of the eye and hand • The belief that you are worth while as a person • ...
