middle east Crossword Puzzles
Southeast asia 2016-12-05
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- officially the Democratic People's Republic of a country in East Asia
- south flowing river in south Asia and is the longest river in Asia
- the sea that separates the Pacific Ocean and Japanese archipelago. It is bordered by Japan too
- Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands
- nation in East Asia with flower blossom trees
- trans-boundary river in Southeast Asia
- mountain range in Asia separating the plains of the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau
- the sea that is south of china and is part of the Pacific Ocean
- longest river in Asia and the third-longest in the world
- the "East China Sea," and is ocated between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula
- an East Asian nation on the southern half of the Peninsula, shares one of the world’s most heavily militarized border
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- a peninsula in East Asia extends southwards from continental Asia into the Pacific Ocean
- the largest bay in the world and the bay that forms the northeastern part of the Indian Ocean
- second-longest river in Asia
- a desert in southwest Xinjiang Uyghur
- trans-boundary river of Asia
- the third largest ocean in the world
- vast South Asian country with diverse terrain
- Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches and rivers
- arid region in northern China and southern Mongolia and is known for its sand dunes
- island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities
21 Clues: second-longest river in Asia • trans-boundary river of Asia • the third largest ocean in the world • a desert in southwest Xinjiang Uyghur • trans-boundary river in Southeast Asia • vast South Asian country with diverse terrain • nation in East Asia with flower blossom trees • island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities • ...
Connor T. IR#7 2021-11-11
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- a remark or statement, especially one with a moral content, that has been used too often
- Citizens of Iraq
- Language of the Arabs
- Country in the Middle East like iran
- a temporary stay
- Branch of Military
- a Muslim place of worship
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- The assignment of troops, employees, or resources to a new place or task
- a rapid expansion in volume associated with an extremely vigorous outward release of energy
- a military officer who acts as an administrative assistant to a senior officer.
- A person who has had long experience in a particular field
- To Relieve or Reduce pressure
- Deserted of people and in a state of bleak and dismal emptiness
- the smallest subdivision of an infantry battalion
- badly made or done
15 Clues: Citizens of Iraq • a temporary stay • badly made or done • Branch of Military • Language of the Arabs • a Muslim place of worship • To Relieve or Reduce pressure • Country in the Middle East like iran • the smallest subdivision of an infantry battalion • A person who has had long experience in a particular field • Deserted of people and in a state of bleak and dismal emptiness • ...
Ancient Civilizations 2018-09-27
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- Pattern of rise and decline in Chinese dynasties
- Ancient civilization known for being peaceful
- Divine approval in ancient China
- form of government in which rule is based on religious authority
- Modern day Middle East, also known as ancient...
- Earliest form of writing in Egypt
- King who united Upper and Lower Egypt
- Longest river in the world that runs through Egypt
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- Ancient writing surface invented by the Egyptians
- First set of written laws
- Curved shaped region known for the richness of it soil
- Mountain range that served as a natural barrier for the Indus Valley
- Latin phrase meaning for "In the Year of our Lord"
- The belief in more than one god
- First ancient civilization known to mankind
15 Clues: First set of written laws • The belief in more than one god • Divine approval in ancient China • Earliest form of writing in Egypt • King who united Upper and Lower Egypt • First ancient civilization known to mankind • Ancient civilization known for being peaceful • Pattern of rise and decline in Chinese dynasties • Modern day Middle East, also known as ancient... • ...
News events 2024-08-13
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- Prolonged and devastating war in the Middle East Iran-Iraq ___
- War between the UK and Argentina ___ War
- Boycott of the Moscow Games by the U.S. ___ Boycott
- Scandal involving arms sales and hostages ___ Contra Affair
- Bombing of U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut ___ Bombing
- Volcanic eruption in Washington state ___ St. Helens
- The fall of this symbol of the Cold War ___ Wall
- Charity concert event to fight famine in Africa ___ Aid
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- Epidemic that became a major global health crisis
- Space Shuttle tragically exploded after launch
- U.S. President survived an assassination attempt ___ Assassination Attempt
- Massacre in Beijing during pro-democracy protests ___ Square
- Nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union
- Major oil spill in Alaska ___ Valdez
- Stock market crash in October 1987 ___ Monday
15 Clues: Nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union • Major oil spill in Alaska ___ Valdez • War between the UK and Argentina ___ War • Stock market crash in October 1987 ___ Monday • Space Shuttle tragically exploded after launch • The fall of this symbol of the Cold War ___ Wall • Epidemic that became a major global health crisis • ...
countries 2024-08-04
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- The smallest country and become the Headquarter of Catholic.
- The largest country in the world
- Corona Virus starts
- Known for tango dance and is Buenos Aires is its capital city
- It has the highest mountain in the world
- it has ever occupied Indonesia after the allies
- leste ‘Divorced’ from Indonesia
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- The most disrespectful users on social media in ASEAN (DCI Research 2021)
- korea A place where cosmetic & plastic surgery has become a habit
- Become the sexiest language in the world
- The most successful country in the world cup (football)
- Arabia The birth of Islam
- African country which is known for its pirates
- Known for the Lady-boys there (Transgender Heaven)
- Located in the Middle East continent & has Pyramid and sphinx
15 Clues: Corona Virus starts • Arabia The birth of Islam • leste ‘Divorced’ from Indonesia • The largest country in the world • Become the sexiest language in the world • It has the highest mountain in the world • African country which is known for its pirates • it has ever occupied Indonesia after the allies • Known for the Lady-boys there (Transgender Heaven) • ...
Fairytales 2022-10-05
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- wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task
- by day one way, at night another, poor Fiona
- Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator
- traded his cow for magic beans
- Waiting to be 'woke up' by true loves kiss
- from the Arabian Nights-Middle East Ja-Far away
- I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st
- A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper
- these 2- in love? But he's so hairy.
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- Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck
- She really can sing, under the sea
- Another wolf, this one is full of hot air
- Spun hay into gold... for first born
- this kitty was known for his fight and 'drip'
- stones in the woods to find way back home
15 Clues: traded his cow for magic beans • A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper • She really can sing, under the sea • Spun hay into gold... for first born • Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator • these 2- in love? But he's so hairy. • I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st • Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck • wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task • ...
Global History of Capitalism review 2025-10-05
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- Week 4 commodity
- Company in competition with the British East India Company
- Time period after the Middle Ages
- One aspect that allowed for the growth of cotton as a commodity
- Revolution that was the focus of week 8
- Important family in the Italian Renaissance
- Type of diplomacy used by America against Japan in 19th century
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- Group trying to turn base metals into gold - one of them found the recipe for porcelain
- Week 3 commodity
- Week 5 commodity
- Manufacturer of porcelain
- Group employed in English factories so they could be trained up in manufacturing
- Key figure writing about economic theory in 19th century
- Structure that the week 3 primary source was found in
- First commodity in the unit
15 Clues: Week 4 commodity • Week 3 commodity • Week 5 commodity • Manufacturer of porcelain • First commodity in the unit • Time period after the Middle Ages • Revolution that was the focus of week 8 • Important family in the Italian Renaissance • Structure that the week 3 primary source was found in • Key figure writing about economic theory in 19th century • ...
Social Studies Vocabulary 2023-09-06
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- a system of lines that cross each other to form a pattern of squares
- a line drawn around Earth halfway between the North and South Poles
- lines that measure the distance north and south of the equator
- half of a sphere
- the height above sea level
- north, south, east, west
- a collection or book of maps
- a boxed list showing what the symbols on a map represent
- a small drawing, line, or color that stands for somethin else
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- lines that measure the distance east and west of the prime meridian
- a map that shows information such as borders and capitals
- a unit of measure
- a line drawn from the North Pole to the South Pole
- north west, south east, north east, south west
- a round model of Earth
- a line drawn on a map that shows distance
- a map that shows landforms and bodies of water
- a symbol on a map that shows direction
18 Clues: half of a sphere • a unit of measure • a round model of Earth • north, south, east, west • the height above sea level • a collection or book of maps • a symbol on a map that shows direction • a line drawn on a map that shows distance • north west, south east, north east, south west • a map that shows landforms and bodies of water • ...
Dangerous Ideology- 911 2024-11-13
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- We fought back by _________the Middle East
- _________ extremists wanted the government to be powered by religion.
- The terrorist group wanted to _______ symbols of world peace.
- What country caused this horrific thing to happen?
- The terrorists _________ the people on the plane.
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- The events of 9/11 can also be related to a period called ___________.
- Name of the terrorist group.
- As far as we know, Al-Qaeda is _____ active today
- _________ governmental systems can lead to tragedy.
9 Clues: Name of the terrorist group. • We fought back by _________the Middle East • As far as we know, Al-Qaeda is _____ active today • The terrorists _________ the people on the plane. • What country caused this horrific thing to happen? • _________ governmental systems can lead to tragedy. • The terrorist group wanted to _______ symbols of world peace. • ...
Easy Rubbish 2024-01-29
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- Clock app singer in Shake Shack (5)
- one of the funniest posters is also a country in the Middle East (6)
- fortified for ships or good times (4)
- superlative location to go out on strep (7)
- c heli-scam? nonsense! Essential for life (9)
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- a third album knows pea messily (5,3)
- Josh lonely, confused, made this (5,5)
- cheeky creature found in peanut rolls (5)
- Horrid man emitted by scent glands (4)
9 Clues: Clock app singer in Shake Shack (5) • a third album knows pea messily (5,3) • fortified for ships or good times (4) • Josh lonely, confused, made this (5,5) • Horrid man emitted by scent glands (4) • cheeky creature found in peanut rolls (5) • superlative location to go out on strep (7) • c heli-scam? nonsense! Essential for life (9) • ...
Cardinal Directions in Africa 2020-10-06
12 Clues: West of Sudan • North of Chad • North of Sudan • East of Morocco • South of Angola • South of Botswana • Southeast of Sudan • East of Mozambique • Southwest of Algeria • Ocean east of Somalia • Northeast of Tanzania • Ocean south of Nigeria
CrossCountry 2023-08-21
ETHNIC GROUPS 2023-06-01
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- an ethnic group primarily found in Russia and Ukraine, known for their distinct culture, history, and traditions.
- an ethnic group primarily found in the Middle East, known for their distinct language, culture, and struggle for political autonomy.
- an indigenous ethnic group from New Zealand, known for their distinctive culture, language, and art.
- a group of ethnic groups primarily found in sub-Saharan Africa, known for their agriculture, language, and cultural traditions.
- also known as Gypsies, a nomadic ethnic group primarily found in Europe and the Americas, known for their music, dance, and cultural traditions.
- the largest ethnic group in the world, with over 1.3 billion people, primarily found in China and other parts of Asia.
- an indigenous ethnic group from the Arctic regions of North America and Greenland, known for their subsistence hunting, language, and cultural traditions.
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- an ethnic and religious group primarily found in Israel and other parts of the world, known for their distinct faith, culture, and history.
- an ethnic group primarily found in North Africa, known for their distinct culture, language, and history.
- anethnic group primarily found in South India and Sri Lanka, known for their distinct language, culture, and history.
- a group of people primarily found in the Middle East and North Africa, known for their distinct culture, language, and religion.
- an indigenous ethnic group from the Arctic regions of Scandinavia, Russia, and Finland, known for their reindeer herding, language, and cultural traditions.
- an ethnic group primarily found in Spain and France, known for their unique language, culture, and traditions.
13 Clues: an indigenous ethnic group from New Zealand, known for their distinctive culture, language, and art. • an ethnic group primarily found in North Africa, known for their distinct culture, language, and history. • an ethnic group primarily found in Spain and France, known for their unique language, culture, and traditions. • ...
Middle School 2022-10-06
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- Piece of clothing I was forced to wear when at family gatherings
- Peers made me feel
- Something I didn’t realize I was being subjected to at the time
- Higher expectations placed on me because I was a ____
- Dream Job
- “unfeminine” sport I enjoyed at recess
- Tangible Resources
- Friendships
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- Greatest desire
- This was legalized
- Familial Identity
- Gender
- Sexuality
- Socioeconomic status
- Home Life
15 Clues: Gender • Dream Job • Sexuality • Home Life • Friendships • Greatest desire • Familial Identity • This was legalized • Peers made me feel • Tangible Resources • Socioeconomic status • “unfeminine” sport I enjoyed at recess • Higher expectations placed on me because I was a ____ • Something I didn’t realize I was being subjected to at the time • ...
Middle Ages 2020-02-09
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- Richard I Richard III was King of England and Lord of Ireland from 1483 until his death in 1485
- Henry IV was Holy Roman Emperor from 1084 to 1105, king of Germany from 1054 to 1105, king of Italy and Burgundy from 1056 to 1105, and duke of Bavaria from 1052 to 1054
- Saladin led the Muslim military campaign against the Crusader states in the Levant
- the body of all people ordained for religious duties, especially in the Christian Church
- officially exclude (someone) from participation in the sacraments and services of the Christian Church
- a lineage of communities and organizations of people who live in some way set apart from society in accordance with their specific religious devotion, usually characterized by the principles of its founder's religious practice
- Gregory VII was pope from 22 April 1073 to his death in 1085
- pope from 22 April 1073 to his death in 1085
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- law a body of unchanging moral principles regarded as a basis for all human conduct
- The Crusades were a series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims started primarily to secure control of holy sites considered sacred by both groups. In all, eight major Crusade expeditions occurred between 1096 and 1291
- of Assisi was an Italian Catholic friar, deacon and preacher
- (in the UK) the highest legislature, consisting of the sovereign, the House of Lords, and the House of Commons
- Urban II Pope Urban II, born Odo of Châtillon or Otho de Lagery, was Pope from 12 March 1088 to his death in 1099
- Aquinas was an Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, Catholic priest, and Doctor of the Church
- a member of any of certain religious orders of men, especially the four mendicant orders
- Land The Holy Land is an area roughly located between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea that also includes the Eastern Bank of the Jordan River. Traditionally, it is synonymous both with the biblical Land of Israel and with the region of Palestine
16 Clues: pope from 22 April 1073 to his death in 1085 • of Assisi was an Italian Catholic friar, deacon and preacher • Gregory VII was pope from 22 April 1073 to his death in 1085 • Saladin led the Muslim military campaign against the Crusader states in the Levant • law a body of unchanging moral principles regarded as a basis for all human conduct • ...
Middle Colonies 2023-02-13
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- Sailed up a beautiful, wide river
- A beautiful, wide river
- A colony rewarded to a person or a king
- Named after Carteret's birthplace
- A lower county that caused troubles among the settlers
- Owner of a colony
- Named to honor Penn's father
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- Governor of New Amsterdam
- Brother of King of England
- Governor of New Netherlands
- King of England
- Named after the King of England's brother
- Founded a colony for his religious community
- A religious community
- People who owned land on the Hudson River front
15 Clues: King of England • Owner of a colony • A religious community • A beautiful, wide river • Governor of New Amsterdam • Brother of King of England • Governor of New Netherlands • Named to honor Penn's father • Sailed up a beautiful, wide river • Named after Carteret's birthplace • A colony rewarded to a person or a king • Named after the King of England's brother • ...
Middle Ages 2023-01-23
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- A sacrament that was for forgiveness by god for an act a person regrets
- People who are sent out to teach their religion
- A union of craftspeople who practice trade or business
- Property granted to a vassal
- The body of all people ordained for religios duties,especially in the christian church
- The oath to the god/noble in exchange for land
- Where monks lived
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- Land owned by the lord
- Rules that stated a knight was to be brave,obey his lord,respect women of noble birth, and honor the church
- Agreement between the pope and a ruler of a country
- The sacrament that was the final blessing for the sick and dying
- Lower ranking Knight,armed warriors that fought on horse back
- peasants paid 10% of what earned in a year to the church
- Placed limits on the kings power
- The most hated king in the history of England
15 Clues: Where monks lived • Land owned by the lord • Property granted to a vassal • Placed limits on the kings power • The most hated king in the history of England • The oath to the god/noble in exchange for land • People who are sent out to teach their religion • Agreement between the pope and a ruler of a country • A union of craftspeople who practice trade or business • ...
Middle ages 2023-03-03
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- The ship of the desert
- William the conqueror claimed this after the battle of England
- A low ranking noble
- A group of traveling merchants and animals
- Holy roman emperor
- The holy book for Muslims
- A green area in a desert fed by underground water
- The ruler of the Mongols
- Islamic code of law
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- A place to go when invaders come in
- people who are sent by a religious organization to spread the faith
- A person in the peasant class
- agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country
- A narrow inlet of the sea between cliffs or steep slopes
- Best ruler of the mongols
15 Clues: Holy roman emperor • A low ranking noble • Islamic code of law • The ship of the desert • The ruler of the Mongols • Best ruler of the mongols • The holy book for Muslims • A person in the peasant class • A place to go when invaders come in • A group of traveling merchants and animals • A green area in a desert fed by underground water • ...
Middle Ages 2023-03-13
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- Ritual used to convert somebody
- Vassals who became experts in fighting
- The land the lord lent to a vassal
- People who moved to deserted places and devoted their live to God
- Person who does not believe in the Christian god
- the most important lords that served the king
- Head of a monastery
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- Medieval government based on the bond between lord and vassal
- German tribe, they invaded England
- Most powerful of the Germanic tribes
- When people are able to produce everything they need themselves
- Missionary who spread the Christian belief through Europe
- King of the Franks, also known as Charles the great
- Rules and guidelines that tell monks how to live
- Followers of a lord with special rights
15 Clues: Head of a monastery • Ritual used to convert somebody • German tribe, they invaded England • The land the lord lent to a vassal • Most powerful of the Germanic tribes • Vassals who became experts in fighting • Followers of a lord with special rights • the most important lords that served the king • Rules and guidelines that tell monks how to live • ...
Middle Ages 2023-05-20
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- Another name for the Lord's home or castle
- Leader of the Catholic Church
- The symbol of the crusaders was a ____ cross.
- A grant of land was called a
- A boy who worked for a master craftsman for free for seven years
- The top ruler of the land
- Wars fought for control over Jerusalem and the Holy Land
- were free to leave the manor, but usually didn't because there really was no place for them to go.
- A wooden or stone fort that served as home for a Lord or King
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- Important church in Europe during the Middle Ages
- Another name for the Eastern Roman Empire
- Could not leave the manor without permission,but they weren't slaves
- The time between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance
- Money that was earned and invested
- If you did not believe in the churches way then you're a
15 Clues: The top ruler of the land • A grant of land was called a • Leader of the Catholic Church • Money that was earned and invested • Another name for the Eastern Roman Empire • Another name for the Lord's home or castle • The symbol of the crusaders was a ____ cross. • Important church in Europe during the Middle Ages • If you did not believe in the churches way then you're a • ...
Middle Ages 2013-05-20
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- A metal battle costume for a knight
- A sharp weapon used in battle
- A kind of embodied wall hanging made out of coloured thread
- Has wheels and is pulled by a horse to carry people and goods around.
- The king and queen's daughter
- Small town
- A man who wears armour
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- Where farmers sell their crops
- The king and queen's son
- A kind of clown/entertainer for court. He wears a triple pointed hat with bells
- The ring of water around a castle that slows down attacks
- A hunter that steals fish and game from someone else's land
- A type of sport played on horse by knights with a lance
- The home and fortress of very wealthy nobles
- Common people and farmers
15 Clues: Small town • A man who wears armour • The king and queen's son • Common people and farmers • A sharp weapon used in battle • The king and queen's daughter • Where farmers sell their crops • A metal battle costume for a knight • The home and fortress of very wealthy nobles • A type of sport played on horse by knights with a lance • ...
Middle Ages 2014-08-23
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- The top ruler in a monarchy.
- The code by which knights pledged to live. It involved honor, being courageous, and protecting the weak.
- death A deadly disease that spread through much of Europe during the Middle Ages. It is estimated that it killed at least one third of all the people in Europe.
- System A system of government where the king allotted land to his lords and barons. The lords and barons would then pledge their loyalty to the king and promise to protect his rule.
- A ditch around a castle filled with water.
- A young boy that acts as a servant for a knight while training to become a knight someday.
- A ruler below the king in the feudal system, the baron ruled an area of land called a fief. He would pledge his loyalty to the king in return for the land.
- A peasant who worked the land for the local lord. The serf had few rights and was little better than a slave.
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- A knight in training, the squire would take care of the knight's armor and weapons. He would also accompany the knight into battle.
- A leader in the church, the bishop was often the top church leader in a kingdom.
- A defensive fortification where a lord or king would live. The local people would flee to the castle if they were attacked.
- A warrior who rode a horse and wore heavy metal armor. Knights were rewarded with land and were required to protect the king when needed.
- - Someone who pledges their allegiance to a lord.
- An area of land given to a lord or baron by a king to rule.
- The center of life during the Middle Ages, the manor was the local lord's house or castle.
15 Clues: The top ruler in a monarchy. • A ditch around a castle filled with water. • - Someone who pledges their allegiance to a lord. • An area of land given to a lord or baron by a king to rule. • A leader in the church, the bishop was often the top church leader in a kingdom. • The center of life during the Middle Ages, the manor was the local lord's house or castle. • ...
Middle Ages 2023-11-30
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- what branch of Christianity gained power
- Clovis's Christian wife
- what decreased after the fall of Rome
- What language was split up into many others
- receives fief from the king
- where the peasants stay and work
- the economic system used in the Middle Ages
- common people tied to the land
- son of Charles Martel
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- titled The Holy Emperor Of Rome
- first Frankish king to convert to Christianity
- the leader of the catholic church
- land given to someone in exchange for military service
- won the battle of tours
- Clovis converted to Christianity after praying before ___
15 Clues: son of Charles Martel • Clovis's Christian wife • won the battle of tours • receives fief from the king • common people tied to the land • titled The Holy Emperor Of Rome • where the peasants stay and work • the leader of the catholic church • what decreased after the fall of Rome • what branch of Christianity gained power • What language was split up into many others • ...
Middle Ages 2024-02-23
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- - Simple medieval garment (5 letters)
- -Medieval messenger or announcer (6 letters)
- -Commoner in medieval society (7 letters)
- - Medieval peasant bound to the land (4 letters)
- -Medieval ranged combatant (6 letters)
- -Assistant to a knight (6 letters)
- - Medieval peasant bound to the land (4 letters)
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- - Noble warrior of medieval times (6 letters)
- - Medieval tournament event (5 letters)
- - Medieval stronghold (6 letters)
- -Medieval system of symbols and emblems used in coats of arms (9 letters)
- - Medieval estate or residence (5 letters)
- - Medieval system of land ownership and obligations (7 letters)
- -Medieval peasant bound to the land (4 letters)
- -Military blockade of a fortress (5 letters)
15 Clues: -Assistant to a knight (6 letters) • - Medieval stronghold (6 letters) • - Simple medieval garment (5 letters) • -Medieval ranged combatant (6 letters) • -Commoner in medieval society (7 letters) • - Medieval tournament event (5 letters) • -Medieval messenger or announcer (6 letters) • -Military blockade of a fortress (5 letters) • ...
Middle ages 2025-02-07
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- A wooden or stone fort that served as home for a Lord or King
- The _____ System was the main form of government during the Middle Ages
- The symbol of the crusaders was a ____ cross.
- The ____ Death was a disease that killed many people in Europe
- The main subject of art in the Middle Age
- another name for peasants
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- He was leader of the Franks and the Holy Roman Emperor who became the founding father of the German and French monarchies
- The hundred _____ war was fought between England and France.
- Document signed by King John of England that gave the people some rights and said the king was not above the law
- A place where Serfs lived
- The top ruler of the land
- Another name for the Lord's home or castle
- A boy who worked for a master craftsman for free for seven years
- The first part of the Middle Ages is sometimes called the _____ Ages
- They invaded northern Europe on longships from Scandinavia
15 Clues: A place where Serfs lived • The top ruler of the land • another name for peasants • The main subject of art in the Middle Age • Another name for the Lord's home or castle • The symbol of the crusaders was a ____ cross. • They invaded northern Europe on longships from Scandinavia • The hundred _____ war was fought between England and France. • ...
middle ages 2025-04-11
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- one who suffers or sacrifices for a cause
- A deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351
- Head of the Roman Catholic Church
- Law A legal system based on custom and court rulings
- A widespread outbreak of an infectious disease.
- in the Roman Catholic Church excommunication of an entire region, town, or kingdom
- king or queen
- A large estate, often including farms and a village, ruled by a lord.
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- England's legislative body
- Jerusalem and other places in Palestine where Christians believe Jesus had lived and preached
- A person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord
- Banishment from the church
- A man who received honor and land in exchange for serving a lord as a soldier.
- an opinion different from accepted belief; the denial of an idea that is generally held sacred
- A record of all the property and holdings in England
15 Clues: king or queen • England's legislative body • Banishment from the church • Head of the Roman Catholic Church • one who suffers or sacrifices for a cause • A widespread outbreak of an infectious disease. • Law A legal system based on custom and court rulings • A record of all the property and holdings in England • ...
Middle Ages 2024-09-09
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- a person of feudal society that acted as a judge in manor courts
- a fee paid by a woman or by her father, or her husband when she got married
- Ruler who is also known as Charles the Great
- The eastern part of the Roman empire after its split
- The Germanic tribe that long lasted other tribes of the 5th century
- The Germanic tribe that occupied Spain and Italy until 5th century
- mounted horsemen who pledged to defend their lord in exchange for land grants or fief tokens
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- Italian poet who coined the term dark ages for Middle Ages
- a strong code of behavior lived by Knights
- a tax demanded by a lord whenever he needed money
- The estate of the lords
- a church tax
- The land grant in feudalism
- The tribe that are also called as Northmen or Norsemen
- Established by the kingdom of Franks
15 Clues: a church tax • The estate of the lords • The land grant in feudalism • Established by the kingdom of Franks • a strong code of behavior lived by Knights • Ruler who is also known as Charles the Great • a tax demanded by a lord whenever he needed money • The eastern part of the Roman empire after its split • The tribe that are also called as Northmen or Norsemen • ...
Afghanistan 2021-12-07
The Tales of the Lower East Side 2023-12-10
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- - Clue: A street known for its nightlife and music scene.
- - Clue: Major street in the Lower East Side, named after a colonial-era farm.
- - Clue: Form of street art seen in the neighborhood.
- - Clue: Eastern European snack popular in Jewish delis.
- - Clue: Type of building associated with early immigrant housing.
- - Clue: Music genre that thrived in the Lower East Side in the 1970s.
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- - Clue: A food item famously sold in the Lower East Side.
- - Clue: Famous street known for its history of skid row and music venues.
- - Clue: Language historically spoken by many Lower East Side residents.
- - Clue: Street known for its boutiques and history.
- - Clue: Iconic deli famous for pastrami sandwiches.
- - Clue: Street with a history of diverse cultural influences.
- - Clue: Term historically used to describe immigrant-heavy urban areas like this one.
- - Clue: Street and market name in the Lower East Side.
- - Clue: Historical type of apartment building common in this neighborhood.
15 Clues: - Clue: Street known for its boutiques and history. • - Clue: Iconic deli famous for pastrami sandwiches. • - Clue: Form of street art seen in the neighborhood. • - Clue: Street and market name in the Lower East Side. • - Clue: Eastern European snack popular in Jewish delis. • - Clue: A food item famously sold in the Lower East Side. • ...
All About Oversea Exploration 2024-09-25
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- de Albuquerque expanded Portugues in influence across the Indian ocean
- Dutch farmers that settled in Cape Town
- An Italian navigator who planned to reach East Indies but reach the Americas instead
- Ricci did an impression on Ming China and adopted their language and clothing
- of Tordesillas A settlement of claims between Spain and Portugal
- The country that denied funding Christopher Columbus in his exploration to the East Indies
- River Major and longest river in the continent of Africa
- Port in the East Indies
- of Demarcation Divided the non-European world into two zones
- East India Company a group of wealthy Dutch merchants that had full sovereign powers
- A “pure” dynasty set up by Manchus
- of Magellan Passage at the southern tip of South America
- ruled a region in northeast Manchuria
- Macartney Brought samples of British-made goods to show the advantages of trading with them to the Chinese
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- Island chain in present-day India, nick-named the ‘spice islands’
- da Gama Portuguese navigator who lead four ships around the Cape of Good Hope
- distant areas controlled around the indian ocean
- Indian troops
- Magellan led the first expedition to successfully travel the globe
- Island along the coast of India
- Empire Mulsim ruled area across India
- East India Company had this kind of power
- ruler who reigned China’s borders from 1736 to 1796
- Created maps and sea charts
- Town the first European settlement in Africa
25 Clues: Indian troops • Port in the East Indies • Created maps and sea charts • Island along the coast of India • A “pure” dynasty set up by Manchus • ruled a region in northeast Manchuria • Empire Mulsim ruled area across India • Dutch farmers that settled in Cape Town • East India Company had this kind of power • Town the first European settlement in Africa • ...
Currents and Climates 2020-11-24
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- The angular distance north or south of the equator of a point on the
- The altitude of a place above sea level or ground level.
- easterlies- A dry cold prevailing wind to blow around high-pressure areas of the polar highs at the north and south poles.
- winds- A wind that blows predominately from a single direction. The trade winds of the tropics, which blow from the east throughout the year.
- The composite or generally prevailing weather conditions of a region, as temperature, air pressure, humidity, precipitation, sunshine, cloudiness and winds throughout the year, averaged over a series of years.
- surface.
- The state of the atmosphere with respect to wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture, and pressure.
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- stream Strong, generally westerly winds concentrated in a relatively narrow and shallow stream in the upper troposphere of the earth.
- This makes things like planes or currents of air traveling long distances around the earth appear to move at a curve as opposed to a straight line.
- A belt of calm and light baffling wind north of the equator between the northern and southern Tradewinds in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
- winds- Aany of the nearly constant easterly winds that dominate most of the topics and subtopics throughout the world, blowing mainly from the north east in the northern hemisphere, and from the south east in the southern hemisphere.
- current- Transfer heat from one place to another by mass motion of
- fluid such as water, air or molten rock.
- A belt of prevailing wind that moves westerly in the middle latitudes of the northern and southern hemisphere.
14 Clues: surface. • fluid such as water, air or molten rock. • The altitude of a place above sea level or ground level. • current- Transfer heat from one place to another by mass motion of • The angular distance north or south of the equator of a point on the • The state of the atmosphere with respect to wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture, and pressure. • ...
Citites 2018-11-02
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- Capital of Massachusetts
- Capital of Colorado
- York a city in New York
- City next to Dallas,Texas that starts with an F
- Capital of Texas
- City east of Columbia, Missouri
- a city under Beverly hills California
- City North of Gilbert,Arizona
- Trump International Hotel & Tower
- City North of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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- A city Southwest of the capital of Texas
- City East of Ann Arbor,Michigan
- Capital of Tennessee
- Capital of California
- City North East of Tampa,Florida
15 Clues: Capital of Texas • Capital of Colorado • Capital of Tennessee • Capital of California • York a city in New York • Capital of Massachusetts • City North of Gilbert,Arizona • City East of Ann Arbor,Michigan • City east of Columbia, Missouri • City North East of Tampa,Florida • Trump International Hotel & Tower • a city under Beverly hills California • ...
Behind the Iron Curtain - Berlin Wall Construction 2023-08-29
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- - Many tried to do THAT from Eastern side, few succeeded
- - US, UK, France in West Germany
- - Main purpose of the wall
- - Line of separation
- - Happened in 1990s, post-wall
- - East German state (acronym)
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- - Charlie, famous crossing point
- - Tower, for watching potential defectors
- - Synonym for the wall
- - Eastern Communist countries
- - East German secret police
- - Union, major Eastern power
- - Act of leaving East for West
- - Going from one side to the other
- - Soviet leader during wall's prime
15 Clues: - Line of separation • - Synonym for the wall • - Main purpose of the wall • - East German secret police • - Union, major Eastern power • - Eastern Communist countries • - East German state (acronym) • - Act of leaving East for West • - Happened in 1990s, post-wall • - Charlie, famous crossing point • - US, UK, France in West Germany • - Going from one side to the other • ...
south east asia 2025-03-24
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- help the south east Asia economy
- south east Asia harvest this multiple times a year
- bless and respect to family/elders
- suffers seasonal flooding last from may to September
- both of your hands pressed together to greet someone
- the highest mountain in south east Asia
- the fear of being shamed
- smartest people of the nation emigrate to more developed countries
- association of southeast Asia nations
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- one of the southeast peninsula
- the belief that if south Vietnam fell to communism the rest of southeast Asia would fall
- not getting embarrassed ore embarrassing someone else
- the countryside filled with skeletons
- the longest river in south east Asia
- greet with palms together in prayer like fashion
15 Clues: the fear of being shamed • one of the southeast peninsula • help the south east Asia economy • bless and respect to family/elders • the longest river in south east Asia • the countryside filled with skeletons • association of southeast Asia nations • the highest mountain in south east Asia • greet with palms together in prayer like fashion • ...
Life in East Africa 2025-10-28
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- side where most East Africans live.
- agriculture growing crops to feed themselves and their families.
- a large group of people sharing a common ancestor in the far past.
- trapping or killing of protected wild animals for the sake of profit in the illegal wildlife trade.
- power environmental issue in East Africa.
- known for its colorful dyed clothing.
- tradition stories, fables, poems, proverbs, and family histories are passed by word of mouth from one generation to the next.
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- nutrition difficult problem to overcome.
- density measures how many people live in a given geograpical area.
- having or exhibiting variety
- main economic activity in East Africa.
- ethnic group in Tanzania border.
- and English East Africa languages.
- ethnic group in Kenya
- Kenya's capital.
15 Clues: Kenya's capital. • ethnic group in Kenya • having or exhibiting variety • ethnic group in Tanzania border. • known for its colorful dyed clothing. • main economic activity in East Africa. • and English East Africa languages. • side where most East Africans live. • nutrition difficult problem to overcome. • ...
Middle Ages Europe 2021-05-19
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- in feudalism, a person who belonged to a low social class.
- a value system in the Middle Ages that stressed loyalty, courage and honor and that knights were expected to follow.
- a contagious disease that killed many people in the Middle Ages.
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- a large building, typically of the medieval period, fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.
- a member of a group of Scandinavian people who were sea warriors.
- a series of wars in which Catholics in Europe tried to take land from the Muslims in the Middle East.
- a man who had to follow the code of chivalry and fight on horseback for the king in the Middle Ages. They often wore armor.
7 Clues: in feudalism, a person who belonged to a low social class. • a contagious disease that killed many people in the Middle Ages. • a member of a group of Scandinavian people who were sea warriors. • a series of wars in which Catholics in Europe tried to take land from the Muslims in the Middle East. • ...
Unit 1, Lesson 2 History Vocabulary 2023-09-12
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- Routes that crossed the grasslands, mountains, and deserts of Central Asia and linked China and the Middle East.
- A rebirth in culture after the Middle Ages, during 1300s - 1700s
- Traders formed ______, or groups of people who traveled together for safety.
- A region of grasslands that covers much of West Africa.
- several generations live in one household, Usually included grandparents, parents, children, and sometimes aunts, uncles, and cousins.
- sharing a common ancestor, this linked families.
- A new method or idea brought by trade
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- The most powerful force in medieval western Europe; which is a religion
- This tool helped sailors determine their latitude while at sea.
- Feudal life revolved around the _____, which included the lord’s castle and the lands around it
- A series of wars fought by Christians to control the region then known as the Holy Land.
- This system of rule by lords who ruled their lands but owed loyalty and military service to a monarch is called...
- A religion emerging in the 600s in Arabia
13 Clues: A new method or idea brought by trade • A religion emerging in the 600s in Arabia • sharing a common ancestor, this linked families. • A region of grasslands that covers much of West Africa. • This tool helped sailors determine their latitude while at sea. • A rebirth in culture after the Middle Ages, during 1300s - 1700s • ...
Government vocabulary for the Middle East 2021-09-29
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- one person hold all of the political power
- people have the power because they can vote
- where the leader is SPERATE from the legislature
- Middle Eastern country with a presidential democracy
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- when one person holds the absolute power(EX: King or Queen)
- The leader is PART or together with the legislature
- Middle Eastern country with a parlimentary democracy
- Arabia Middle Eastern country with a King
8 Clues: Arabia Middle Eastern country with a King • one person hold all of the political power • people have the power because they can vote • where the leader is SPERATE from the legislature • The leader is PART or together with the legislature • Middle Eastern country with a parlimentary democracy • Middle Eastern country with a presidential democracy • ...
Middle Ages 2014-08-23
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- The top ruler in a monarchy.
- The code by which knights pledged to live. It involved honor, being courageous, and protecting the weak.
- death A deadly disease that spread through much of Europe during the Middle Ages. It is estimated that it killed at least one third of all the people in Europe.
- System A system of government where the king allotted land to his lords and barons. The lords and barons would then pledge their loyalty to the king and promise to protect his rule.
- A ditch around a castle filled with water.
- A young boy that acts as a servant for a knight while training to become a knight someday.
- A ruler below the king in the feudal system, the baron ruled an area of land called a fief. He would pledge his loyalty to the king in return for the land.
- A peasant who worked the land for the local lord. The serf had few rights and was little better than a slave.
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- A knight in training, the squire would take care of the knight's armor and weapons. He would also accompany the knight into battle.
- A leader in the church, the bishop was often the top church leader in a kingdom.
- A defensive fortification where a lord or king would live. The local people would flee to the castle if they were attacked.
- A warrior who rode a horse and wore heavy metal armor. Knights were rewarded with land and were required to protect the king when needed.
- - Someone who pledges their allegiance to a lord.
- An area of land given to a lord or baron by a king to rule.
- The center of life during the Middle Ages, the manor was the local lord's house or castle.
15 Clues: The top ruler in a monarchy. • A ditch around a castle filled with water. • - Someone who pledges their allegiance to a lord. • An area of land given to a lord or baron by a king to rule. • A leader in the church, the bishop was often the top church leader in a kingdom. • The center of life during the Middle Ages, the manor was the local lord's house or castle. • ...
Middle Ages 2016-04-04
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- a continent north of Africa and connected to Asia
- Carta an English charter that limited royal power.monk
- King of the Franks who was later crowned emperor
- River Europe's second longest river
- River The main river of the busiest inland system of waterway’s
- River The longest river in Europe
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- The Conqueror Norman king who conquered England
- a woman that devotes her life to her religion
- II Pope who issued a plea
- a northwestern region in Europe includes the Nations of Denmark ,Sweden,and Norway
- A Roman province on the Eastern coast of the Mediterranean sea
- Ages a period in European history
- Mountains A mountain range that separates Eastern Europe from Asia
- John English King whose lords forced him to agree to the Magna Carta
- a man that devotes his life too his religion
15 Clues: II Pope who issued a plea • Ages a period in European history • River The longest river in Europe • River Europe's second longest river • a man that devotes his life too his religion • a woman that devotes her life to her religion • The Conqueror Norman king who conquered England • King of the Franks who was later crowned emperor • ...
Middle-Ages 2020-07-20
15 Clues: war • team • a war • people • a king • leader • a group • warrior • a weapon • a battle • middle-ages • taking over a place • lowest role of people • clothing to protect you • a group of peoples place
Middle Ages 2021-02-26
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- the Muslim holy book
- The Muslim who leads the third crusade
- From Denmark, Sweden, Norway
- The agreement that limited king power
- Surf, vassle, noble, lord is the ____
- The language of the Arabs
- The holy land
- The person who conquered Europe
- Done for money
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- Christian city that attacked in a crusade
- The King who leads the third crusade
- Where the Europeans lost at Hastings
- The pope who declared the crusades
- The fights over the holy land
- Where Arabs are from
15 Clues: The holy land • Done for money • the Muslim holy book • Where Arabs are from • The language of the Arabs • From Denmark, Sweden, Norway • The fights over the holy land • The person who conquered Europe • The pope who declared the crusades • The King who leads the third crusade • Where the Europeans lost at Hastings • The agreement that limited king power • ...
Middle Ages 2018-12-17
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- Another word for emperor
- The death of most of europe's population
- Public oath of loyalty
- The system that governed the social hierarchy
- Another term for middle ages
- Military campaigns to gain control of Jerusalem
- The nobles in olden society
- Starting of Middle ages/ Decline of Rome.
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- Lowest order of British royalty
- The protecters of royalty & nobles
- Survey of properties and lands after the Norman invasion of England
- Where land is most prized object
- Another word for monarch
- Another word for Traders
- Another name for peasants
15 Clues: Public oath of loyalty • Another word for emperor • Another word for monarch • Another word for Traders • Another name for peasants • The nobles in olden society • Another term for middle ages • Lowest order of British royalty • Where land is most prized object • The protecters of royalty & nobles • The death of most of europe's population • ...
Middle ages 2023-03-03
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- A low ranking noble
- Best ruler of the mongols
- Islamic code of law
- agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country
- Holy roman emperor
- A person in the peasant class
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- A place to go when invaders come in
- people who are sent by a religious organization to spread the faith
- A green area in a desert fed by underground water
- William the conqueror claimed this after the battle of England
- The ruler of the Mongols
- A group of traveling merchants and animals
- The ship of the desert
- The holy book for Muslims
- A narrow inlet of the sea between cliffs or steep slopes
15 Clues: Holy roman emperor • A low ranking noble • Islamic code of law • The ship of the desert • The ruler of the Mongols • Best ruler of the mongols • The holy book for Muslims • A person in the peasant class • A place to go when invaders come in • A group of traveling merchants and animals • A green area in a desert fed by underground water • ...
Middle Ages 2023-02-28
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- The dieaese that killed many people in europe
- Peasents tied to a lords manor.
- early type of castle.
- Signer of the Magna Carta.
- The place where monks lived.
- Another name for a king/lord's house
- Crusade led by King Richard.
- They invaded northern Europe from Scandinavia
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- ring of water dug around a castle.
- person who united all mongols and conquered a ton of land
- Wars fought over the holy land.
- nickname Lion Heart
- System of Goverment in Middle Ages
- The head of a monastery or abbey
- a holy place associated with a miracle or saint
15 Clues: nickname Lion Heart • early type of castle. • Signer of the Magna Carta. • The place where monks lived. • Crusade led by King Richard. • Wars fought over the holy land. • Peasents tied to a lords manor. • The head of a monastery or abbey • ring of water dug around a castle. • System of Goverment in Middle Ages • Another name for a king/lord's house • ...
middle ages 2023-02-17
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- king john signed this
- The person who started the crusades
- a place Christians go to worship
- 8 battles for the holyland
- a religion that originated in Arabia
- The place they were fighting for in the crusades
- A battle that changed everything in europe
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- a type of person who does not have many possessions and is always travelling
- a horrible sickness that killed many
- The greatest conqueror of Mongolia
- A battle that stopped the advance of Islam
- the social structure that involves peasents
- The religious book of Islam
- The place Islam originated
- The group that makes up the most Islam
15 Clues: king john signed this • The place Islam originated • 8 battles for the holyland • The religious book of Islam • a place Christians go to worship • The greatest conqueror of Mongolia • The person who started the crusades • a horrible sickness that killed many • a religion that originated in Arabia • The group that makes up the most Islam • ...
Middle ages 2021-12-09
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- code of ethics that knights were supposed to uphold. Knights were expected to defend the church and defenseless people as well as treat captives as honored guests instead of putting them in dungeons
- gave more rights to the people
- came to power in 527 and his goal was to reestablish the Roman Empire in the Mediterranean
- Holy Office to deal with heretics
- what knights used to demonstrate their fighting abilities
- a set of unwritten rules about the relationship between a lord and a vassal
- A man who served a lord in a military capacity
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- connected East and West
- gladiator fights and chariot races
- defend the Church from heresy, or denial of Church doctrines
- aristocrats offered protection in exchange for service
- Church of the Holy Wisdom
- took vows of absolute poverty, agreeing to reject all property and live by working and begging for their food
- a Greek and Christian state
- separation between the two branches of Christianity
15 Clues: connected East and West • Church of the Holy Wisdom • a Greek and Christian state • gave more rights to the people • Holy Office to deal with heretics • gladiator fights and chariot races • A man who served a lord in a military capacity • separation between the two branches of Christianity • aristocrats offered protection in exchange for service • ...
Middle Ages 2021-12-11
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- A plague which ravaged Europe, eliminating 1/3 of the population.
- An emperor who ruled over a section of the Roman empire
- A code of honor and respect
- Conquerors of Greece and rulers of an empire
- Holy wars held to gain control of Jerusalem
- The main church, headed in Rome by the Pope
- Monks who devoted themselves to poverty
- Matches held for entertaining the public and fine-tuning the knight's abilities
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- Interrogations and torture devised to draw out a confession from sinners
- The church which was formed after the great schism
- Monks who swore to protect the church
- The agreement between a vassal and a knight.
- A document which declared more rights for English citizens.
- Lords of the Feudal period
- Vassals employ knights to protect their citizens
15 Clues: Lords of the Feudal period • A code of honor and respect • Monks who swore to protect the church • Monks who devoted themselves to poverty • Holy wars held to gain control of Jerusalem • The main church, headed in Rome by the Pope • The agreement between a vassal and a knight. • Conquerors of Greece and rulers of an empire • ...
middle childhood 2022-03-25
Middle Ages 2022-02-21
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- Communities of monks
- System of promises that governed the relationship betweenlords and vasssals
- A period that lasted from about 500 to 1500
- The largest landmass that includes both Europe and Asia
- A large estate owned by a knight or lord
- Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities
- Warriors who fought on horesback
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- The law making brach that governs England
- Workers who were tied to the land which they lived on
- A long series of wars between Christian and Muslims
- A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
- church officals
- Document signed in 1215 by King John
- Another name for the middle ages
- The eastern shore of The Mediterranean Sea where Jesus died
15 Clues: church officals • Communities of monks • Another name for the middle ages • Warriors who fought on horesback • Document signed in 1215 by King John • A large estate owned by a knight or lord • The law making brach that governs England • A period that lasted from about 500 to 1500 • A long series of wars between Christian and Muslims • ...
Middle Ages 2022-05-18
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- In Germanic tribes, the first allegiance was to the ______
- Became modern-day France
- First Christian Roman Emperor
- Main religion of Europe
- Owned Italy in the Middle Ages
- This Empire was seen as a "New Rome"
- Middle Ages also known as ____ ____
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- Worked for the nobles and knights
- Named after Constantine, became Istanbul
- Owned all land and made the law
- Protected and served in the military
- Owned the land
- ________ ways replaced Roman ways
- Became modern-day England
- The first Holy Roman Emperor
15 Clues: Owned the land • Main religion of Europe • Became modern-day France • Became modern-day England • The first Holy Roman Emperor • First Christian Roman Emperor • Owned Italy in the Middle Ages • Owned all land and made the law • Worked for the nobles and knights • ________ ways replaced Roman ways • Middle Ages also known as ____ ____ • Protected and served in the military • ...
middle ages 2025-02-02
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- Christians holy book
- holy book of Islam
- the last profit
- the first Holy Roman Emperor
- the lowest people in society
- what king John had to sing so he could raise taxes
- craftsmen and merchants
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- had to clean wool with urine
- what killed half of Europe
- prevent Muslims from attacking Muslims
- battle fought for the English crown
- leader of the church, more powerful then the king
- series of religious wars
- code of ____ is some thing all knights had to take to be a knight
- attempting to tun something gold
15 Clues: the last profit • holy book of Islam • Christians holy book • series of religious wars • craftsmen and merchants • what killed half of Europe • had to clean wool with urine • the first Holy Roman Emperor • the lowest people in society • attempting to tun something gold • battle fought for the English crown • prevent Muslims from attacking Muslims • ...
Middle Ages 2025-02-10
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- Peasants, the lowest spot in the social pyramid
- Arabic word that means 'successor' who would act as political and military leader of the Muslims
- The title for A Muslim religious leader
- There were 8 of these wars
- The Muslim God
- The sacred book of Islam that contains the revelations of Allah to Muhammad
- The water that is surrounding a castle for protection
- The official language of the Muslims
- The capitol of the Muslim empire
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- He was told to sign the Magna Carta when he didn't want to
- Box or cube like structure that is considered the religious center of Makkah
- They contain shahada, salat, zakat, sawm, and hajj
- 85% of Muslims belong to this group
- He was a prophet who is usually seen as some sort of shape,because it is disrespectful to draw him
- A Muslim house of worship
15 Clues: The Muslim God • A Muslim house of worship • There were 8 of these wars • The capitol of the Muslim empire • 85% of Muslims belong to this group • The official language of the Muslims • The title for A Muslim religious leader • Peasants, the lowest spot in the social pyramid • They contain shahada, salat, zakat, sawm, and hajj • ...
Middle Ages 2022-03-07
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- holy book of Islam
- ship of the desert
- the Muslim leader during the third crusade
- religious communities consisting of monks
- castle and all its lands
- union of people who practiced a similar trade
- Mansa Musa ruled here
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- Vikings originated starting with N
- home is given for military service
- crusaders sacked during the 4th Crusade
- 85% of Muslims belong to this division of Islam
- an angel that gave Mohammed messages
- also known as Genghis Khan
- personal servant to a knight
- place of Islamic worship
15 Clues: holy book of Islam • ship of the desert • Mansa Musa ruled here • castle and all its lands • place of Islamic worship • also known as Genghis Khan • personal servant to a knight • Vikings originated starting with N • home is given for military service • an angel that gave Mohammed messages • crusaders sacked during the 4th Crusade • religious communities consisting of monks • ...
Middle Ages 2022-11-02
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- a group of things that have similar characteristics
- something that is true
- a result of something that happens
- to connect two or more things or ideas
- harmful or bad qualities
- to focus on and draw attention to something
- to think carefully about something
- the man gave a short speech
- remind students about the use quotation marks
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- useful or good qualities
- helps explain or make clear
- direct quote from a text
- clearly and exactly stated or presented
- to point out something
- relating to a subject in a appropriate way
15 Clues: something that is true • to point out something • useful or good qualities • direct quote from a text • harmful or bad qualities • helps explain or make clear • the man gave a short speech • a result of something that happens • to think carefully about something • to connect two or more things or ideas • clearly and exactly stated or presented • ...
Middle Ages 2026-02-27
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- Highest 'ranked' person in Feudal system
- How many years did the Middle ages last
- What was used to suck 'poison' out of people?
- Type of church consisting of large stained glass windows
- One who receives land and protection from lords
- Most castles were built on hills for better
- The middle ages started after the fall of
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- What signaled the decline of feudalism
- Set of wars between Muslims, Christians, and Jews for control of Holy land
- an armed, mounted soldier of the feudal period who gives service to a lord
- Place that would forgive your sins
- Large Feudal estate
- Name for a Medieval peasant
- The rules that Knights had to follow was known as the code of
- Holy place of worship
15 Clues: Large Feudal estate • Holy place of worship • Name for a Medieval peasant • Place that would forgive your sins • What signaled the decline of feudalism • How many years did the Middle ages last • Highest 'ranked' person in Feudal system • The middle ages started after the fall of • Most castles were built on hills for better • What was used to suck 'poison' out of people? • ...
Middle Ages 2026-03-26
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- Wars fought under the sign of the cross.
- Religious banishment from the Christian community
- Holy city for three world religions.
- Decentralized political system based on land ownership and loyalty.
- Centers of trade that grew after the Crusades.
- Medieval architecture with pointed arches and stained glass windows.
- Empire that preserved Roman law and ruled from Constantinople.
- Medieval warrior.
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- Lord's estate.
- Medieval ruler crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800.
- Agreement that limited the power of the English king in 1215.
- Worldly, not religious.
- Head of the Roman Catholic Church.
- In feudal times, providing for their own needs.
- Rat-borne illness of the Middle Ages.
15 Clues: Lord's estate. • Medieval warrior. • Worldly, not religious. • Head of the Roman Catholic Church. • Holy city for three world religions. • Rat-borne illness of the Middle Ages. • Wars fought under the sign of the cross. • Centers of trade that grew after the Crusades. • In feudal times, providing for their own needs. • Religious banishment from the Christian community • ...
Global Studies 2013-09-28
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- A country located on the horn of Africa
- Ethnic group in East Africa, also known as Abatutsi
- The mineral of phones
- Ethnic group in Central Africa, also known asAbahutu
- They do this every 8 minutes to a women
- Relating to selling medicine
- A very poor country in Central and East Africa
- It was a beautiful place. Not any more
- An uncurable disease
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- Worst and richest dictator
- Group of terrorists that take over Somalia
- Something that is owed to someone
- Leader, rules in a cruel,controlling,corrupt way
- One of the 7 countries
- Landlock country in East Africa
- A corrupt country
- Takes over Somalia
- Unsafest place in the world
- Terrible man, makes-abuses kids to do bad things
- Hunger
20 Clues: Hunger • A corrupt country • Takes over Somalia • An uncurable disease • The mineral of phones • One of the 7 countries • Worst and richest dictator • Unsafest place in the world • Relating to selling medicine • Landlock country in East Africa • Something that is owed to someone • It was a beautiful place. Not any more • A country located on the horn of Africa • ...
Bam 2025-07-21
Countries 2023-06-22
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- Korea A country in East Asia known for its technological advancements, delicious cuisine like kimchi, and K-pop music.
- A country in North Africa known for its ancient pyramids, pharaohs, and the River Nile.
- A country in South America known for its tango music, passionate soccer fans, and vast landscapes including Patagonia.
- A country bridging Europe and Asia known for its rich history, diverse culture, and famous landmarks like the Hagia Sophia.
- A country in East Africa known for its diverse wildlife, including elephants and lions, and the majestic Maasai Mara.
- Arabia A country in the Middle East known for its vast deserts, rich Arabian culture, and the iconic city of Mecca.
- Zealand A country in Oceania known for its breathtaking landscapes, adventure sports like bungee jumping, and friendly locals.
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- A country in Southern Europe known for its ancient ruins like the Parthenon, delicious Mediterranean food, and mythology.
- A country and continent located in the southern hemisphere known for its unique wildlife, stunning beaches, and the Great Barrier Reef.
- A country in Southeast Asia known for its stunning temples, flavorful cuisine like pad Thai, and friendly people.
- A country in Europe known for its beautiful beaches, delicious paella, and lively festivals like La Tomatina.
- A country in South America known for its ancient Inca civilization, breathtaking Machu Picchu, and traditional llamas.
- A country in West Africa known for its vibrant culture, diverse ethnic groups, and popular Afrobeat music.
- A country in North America known for its vibrant culture, ancient Mayan ruins, and tasty dishes like tacos and guacamole.
- A country in Northern Europe known for its stunning natural beauty, innovative designs like IKEA, and winter sports.
15 Clues: A country in North Africa known for its ancient pyramids, pharaohs, and the River Nile. • A country in West Africa known for its vibrant culture, diverse ethnic groups, and popular Afrobeat music. • A country in Europe known for its beautiful beaches, delicious paella, and lively festivals like La Tomatina. • ...
African Map Crossword 2022-03-10
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- Because this map shows the lines that separate different countries, is it political or geographic?
- The _________ Sea is north of Africa, south of Europe, and its name means “middle of the earth”.
- Africa meets Europe at a point called the Strait of Gibraltar, located in the far northwestern country of __________ .
- The Gulf of __________ is a body of water extending into west-central Africa, south of the countries of Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Côte D’Iviore (Ivory Coast).
- This river flows from south to north through Uganda, South Sudan, Sudan, and Egypt into the Mediterranean Sea.
- Madagascar, an island to the east of the continent, is separated by a body of water called the __________ Channel.
- The ocean to the west of the African continent.
- This sea separates Africa from the Arabian peninsula toward the northeast in the direction of Asia.
- This country is in the far east of the continent, sticking out in what is known as the Horn of Africa.
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- This map in the east of the continent is surrounded by the countries of Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania and is named for the British queen during a period of heavy colonization.
- Continent directly south of Africa, where the South Pole is located and penguins live and/or dance.
- These islands lie west of the African continent in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Mauritania and Senegal (no space in answer).
- This river begins in the Democratic Republic of Congo and flows through Congo and barely into Angola before emptying in the Atlantic Ocean.
- There are two countries completely surrounded by South Africa, named Eswatini and __________ .
- This continent lies south of Asia and Europe, but north of Antarctica.
15 Clues: The ocean to the west of the African continent. • This continent lies south of Asia and Europe, but north of Antarctica. • There are two countries completely surrounded by South Africa, named Eswatini and __________ . • The _________ Sea is north of Africa, south of Europe, and its name means “middle of the earth”. • ...
U.A.E crossword 2012-11-26
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- an arabic word that means boat.
- the second largest populated city in the U.A.E.
- the third largest city in the U.A.E.
- a city which has a total of 1,399,484 as the total population
- the E in U.A.E.
- the language used in the middle east.
- where muslims pray.
- what the men wear here in the U.A.E.
- sheikh Mohamed bin hamed bin mohamed al sharqi rules ajman and ______________
- a city that has the smallest population in the U.A.E
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- the dress that the woman wear in the U.A.E.
- the locals in the U.A.E.
- the city's rulers name is sheikh Saud bin saqr al qasimi
- a place were it hardly rains.
- the smallest city in the U.A.E.
15 Clues: the E in U.A.E. • where muslims pray. • the locals in the U.A.E. • a place were it hardly rains. • an arabic word that means boat. • the smallest city in the U.A.E. • the third largest city in the U.A.E. • what the men wear here in the U.A.E. • the language used in the middle east. • the dress that the woman wear in the U.A.E. • the second largest populated city in the U.A.E. • ...
World War 1 (WWI) Vocabulary 2023-04-16
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- treaty an agreement made at the end of a war that is made in order to stop the fighting
- working with another person/country and agreeing to help each other
- East many people who live there are Muslim
- technology increased during World War 1
- extreme pride in your own country
- a large wartime vehicle
- to cause to go under water
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- a ship that can go under water
- not choosing a side in a fight
- taking over other countries for money, land and power
- the son of a king
- country
- increased military strength
- to go in and attack another country
- a ditch that soldiers dug so that the could hide in and fight from
15 Clues: country • the son of a king • a large wartime vehicle • to cause to go under water • increased military strength • a ship that can go under water • not choosing a side in a fight • extreme pride in your own country • to go in and attack another country • technology increased during World War 1 • East many people who live there are Muslim • ...
Fairytales 2022-10-05
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- wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task
- by day one way, at night another, poor Fiona
- Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator
- traded his cow for magic beans
- Waiting to be 'woke up' by true loves kiss
- from the Arabian Nights-Middle East Ja-Far away
- I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st
- A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper
- nobody would have guessed these 2...
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- Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck
- She really can sing, under the sea
- Another wolf, this one is full of hot air
- Spun hay into gold... for first born
- this kitty was known for his fight and 'drip'
- stones in the woods to find way back home
15 Clues: traded his cow for magic beans • A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper • She really can sing, under the sea • Spun hay into gold... for first born • Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator • nobody would have guessed these 2... • I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st • Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck • wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task • ...
Fairytales 2022-10-05
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- wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task
- by day one way, at night another, poor Fiona
- Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator
- traded his cow for magic beans
- Waiting to be 'woke up' by true loves kiss
- from the Arabian Nights-Middle East Ja-Far away
- I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st
- A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper
- nobody would have guessed these 2 love
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- Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck
- She really can sing, under the sea
- Another wolf, this one is full of hot air
- Spun hay into gold... for first born
- this kitty was known for his fight and 'drip'
- stones in the woods to find way back home
15 Clues: traded his cow for magic beans • A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper • She really can sing, under the sea • Spun hay into gold... for first born • Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator • I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st • Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck • nobody would have guessed these 2 love • wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task • ...
Fairytales 2022-10-05
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- wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task
- by day one way, at night another, poor Fiona
- Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator
- traded his cow for magic beans
- Waiting to be 'woke up' by true loves kiss
- from the Arabian Nights-Middle East Ja-Far away
- I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st
- A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper
- these 2- in love? But he's so hairy.
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- Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck
- She really can sing, under the sea
- Another wolf, this one is full of hot air
- Spun hay into gold... for first born
- this kitty was known for his fight and 'drip'
- stones in the woods to find way back home
15 Clues: traded his cow for magic beans • A.K.A The Little Glass Slipper • She really can sing, under the sea • Spun hay into gold... for first born • Rampion, Tower Prison, Hair Elevator • these 2- in love? But he's so hairy. • I bet the troll wishes he ate the 1st • Beautiful Swan, neither ugly or a duck • wrote this 'hood', stay focused on task • ...
East acedemic vocabulary 2023-03-22
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- The backstory scene itself.
- Problem in story
- details through a character's actions, dialogue, or internal monologue.
- Science fiction,Mystery
- physical description, action
- who is telling the story to whom.
- excited,scared,and anxious.
- features of someone or something.
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- Luke skywalker
- Darth Vader
- A guess using text evidence
- story, poem or picture that reveals a hidden meaning
- It's the crucial element in setting and attaining our objectives
- the subject of a talk
- a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
- be a warning or indication of a future event.
- elicits negative, positive, or neutral feelings and emotions.
17 Clues: Darth Vader • Luke skywalker • Problem in story • the subject of a talk • Science fiction,Mystery • The backstory scene itself. • A guess using text evidence • excited,scared,and anxious. • physical description, action • who is telling the story to whom. • features of someone or something. • be a warning or indication of a future event. • ...
East academic vocabulary 2023-03-22
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- The backstory scene itself.
- Problem in story
- details through a character's actions, dialogue, or internal monologue.
- Science fiction,Mystery
- physical description, action
- who is telling the story to whom.
- excited,scared,and anxious.
- features of someone or something.
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- Luke skywalker
- Darth Vader
- A guess using text evidence
- story, poem or picture that reveals a hidden meaning
- It's the crucial element in setting and attaining our objectives
- the subject of a talk
- a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
- be a warning or indication of a future event.
- elicits negative, positive, or neutral feelings and emotions.
17 Clues: Darth Vader • Luke skywalker • Problem in story • the subject of a talk • Science fiction,Mystery • The backstory scene itself. • A guess using text evidence • excited,scared,and anxious. • physical description, action • who is telling the story to whom. • features of someone or something. • be a warning or indication of a future event. • ...
East of Eden 2015-04-07
17 Clues: chat • soil • to gag • to clot • lustful • physical • to cower • to negate • to expand • a appendix • disloyalty • to analyze • idolization • a small room • to expostulate • a drain or pipe • a fried ball of meat, fish, or vegetables
Social Studies 2022-03-15
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- Line at zero degrees north and south
- Shows cardinal directions on a map
- Home of the Nile River
- Largest continent
- Another name for longitude lines
- Lines that run north and south on a globe
- Continent with no citizens
- How many continents are there?
- Divides globe into north and south hemispheres
- Location that is not exact
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- 3D model of earth
- Continent to the west of Asia
- The smallest continent
- Continent we live on
- Explains what symbols on a map mean
- Ocean east of North America
- Ocean east of Africa
- Exact location using longitude and latitude
- Lines that run east and west on a globe
- Ocean to the west of North America
- Home of the Amazon Rainforest
- Shows distance on a map
22 Clues: 3D model of earth • Largest continent • Continent we live on • Ocean east of Africa • The smallest continent • Home of the Nile River • Shows distance on a map • Continent with no citizens • Location that is not exact • Ocean east of North America • Continent to the west of Asia • Home of the Amazon Rainforest • How many continents are there? • Another name for longitude lines • ...
Asia Crossword 2023-05-02
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- Mountain in Japan
- A small disputed country located on an island East of China
- East of the Indus River
- North of the Ganges River
- A religous structure for Islamics
- West of the Bhramaputra River
- Markets found in Bangkok where items are sold on boat
- Multi-tiered towers in SE Asia
- Mountain Range located in Northen India
- Movement in the 1960s
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- Highest region in the world
- Island South East of India
- Tallest Mountain in the world
- Economic Union in SE Asia
- Area of water North of the Indian Ocean
- Mountain Range located in South India
- The sea between Japan and China
- Border country between India and China
- Used to grow crops in Mountainous areas
- Structures primarily found in India
20 Clues: Mountain in Japan • Movement in the 1960s • East of the Indus River • Economic Union in SE Asia • North of the Ganges River • Island South East of India • Highest region in the world • Tallest Mountain in the world • West of the Bhramaputra River • Multi-tiered towers in SE Asia • The sea between Japan and China • A religous structure for Islamics • ...
Judaism- Ruby section 3 2013-09-20
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- Whom Lot and his family were taken prisoner by
- A king in the middle east
- The belief of one god.
- The place God commanded Abram to travel to.
- Where Abram lived with his family
- Tenth descendant of Noah.
- What Abram tied his son to when he was told to sacrifice one of his sons
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- Abram's first child's name
- Where god commanded Abram to sacrifice one of his son's
- The belief of more than one god.
- The city where Lot moved his family to
- The place where Abram and his family moved to after they found out that there was a famine in Canaan
- Abram's second son's name
- What Ishmael is considered to be to the Arab people
- Abram's new name
- The number of children Isaac ended out having
- The woman Abram had his first child with
- Abram's wife's name
- What stopped Abram from sacrificing his son
19 Clues: Abram's new name • Abram's wife's name • The belief of one god. • Abram's second son's name • A king in the middle east • Tenth descendant of Noah. • Abram's first child's name • The belief of more than one god. • Where Abram lived with his family • The city where Lot moved his family to • The woman Abram had his first child with • The place God commanded Abram to travel to. • ...
Social Studies Puzzle 2020-06-06
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- monotheistic reliogion developed among the acient hebrews
- is the movement to a destination country
- they are seven in the world
- is a historical region of western asia
- and england fought in the 100 year war
- similar landform and climate
- ideas,custom, and social behaviour of a particular people
- pyramids shaped like a triangle
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- is the movement of people from one place to another
- transfer of peolpe,good,ideas
- is the worlds fourth-shapped religion
- source is an artifact,document,diary, manuscript...
- area that has similar features
- zapotecs are an indigenous people of Mexico
- are dead bodies whose skin and organs have been preserved
- columbian exchange was the widespread transfer of plants
- is not part of an olympic sport
- is an indian religion and dharma
- crescent is a crescent-shaped region in the Middle East
- olmecs were the earliest known major Mesoamerican civilization
- revolution was a watershed event in modern European history
21 Clues: they are seven in the world • similar landform and climate • transfer of peolpe,good,ideas • area that has similar features • is not part of an olympic sport • pyramids shaped like a triangle • is an indian religion and dharma • is the worlds fourth-shapped religion • is a historical region of western asia • and england fought in the 100 year war • ...
Social Studies Puzzle 2020-06-06
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- monotheistic reliogion developed among the acient hebrews
- is the movement to a destination country
- they are seven in the world
- is a historical region of western asia
- and england fought in the 100 year war
- similar landform and climate
- ideas,custom, and social behaviour of a particular people
- pyramids shaped like a triangle
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- is the movement of people from one place to another
- transfer of peolpe,good,ideas
- is the worlds fourth-shapped religion
- source is an artifact,document,diary, manuscript...
- area that has similar features
- zapotecs are an indigenous people of Mexico
- are dead bodies whose skin and organs have been preserved
- columbian exchange was the widespread transfer of plants
- is not part of an olympic sport
- is an indian religion and dharma
- crescent is a crescent-shaped region in the Middle East
- olmecs were the earliest known major Mesoamerican civilization
- revolution was a watershed event in modern European history
21 Clues: they are seven in the world • similar landform and climate • transfer of peolpe,good,ideas • area that has similar features • is not part of an olympic sport • pyramids shaped like a triangle • is an indian religion and dharma • is the worlds fourth-shapped religion • is a historical region of western asia • and england fought in the 100 year war • ...
Puzzle 112 2025-06-11
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- A place where legal cases are heard or sports are played
- The time of day just after sunset
- A country in the Middle East
- Low temperature or the sensation of chilliness
- A large wild cat with stripes
- A country in Central America
- The part of a plant that absorbs nutrients from the soil
- An official in sports who enforces rules
- A state of tranquility or absence of conflict
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- A portable flame used for lighting
- A country in Central Asia
- A common first name; also a famous biblical figure
- A large body of water surrounded by land
- A large ape known for its strength and intelligence
- A luminous body of gas seen in the night sky
- To scatter small drops or particles
- The color of grass or leaves
- A hollow cylinder used to transport substances
- Rubber coverings on wheels that provide traction
19 Clues: A country in Central Asia • A country in the Middle East • A country in Central America • The color of grass or leaves • A large wild cat with stripes • The time of day just after sunset • A portable flame used for lighting • To scatter small drops or particles • A large body of water surrounded by land • An official in sports who enforces rules • ...
The Outsiders Chapter 1-4 2023-04-13
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- the soc who was killed by Johnny
- the car socs commonly drove around
- he came from New York and has a criminal record
- The main character and the youngest of the Curtis brothers
- Cherry’s best friend
- East side kid - poorer than the Socs
- Member of the gang that is beaten by his father frequently.
- what Ponyboy and Johnny took to get away from town
- Ponyboy and Soda caregiver and the oldest of the Curtis brothers
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- Rich kids from the west side
- Soda’s girlfriend
- The Joker of the gang.
- he is Soda’s best buddy and is also good with cars
- the owner of the house party that Dally went to
- where Bob's death occurred
- what Dally gave Ponyboy and Johnny before they ran away
- The middle Curtis brother
- a cheerleader who was dating Bob, a soc
- where the story is set to take place
19 Clues: Soda’s girlfriend • Cherry’s best friend • The Joker of the gang. • The middle Curtis brother • where Bob's death occurred • Rich kids from the west side • the soc who was killed by Johnny • the car socs commonly drove around • East side kid - poorer than the Socs • where the story is set to take place • a cheerleader who was dating Bob, a soc • ...
Berlin Wall (German Version) 2021-11-08
17 Clues: unity • Germans • Germany • politics • cold war • democracy • the border • government • reunification • the Berlin Wall • the border guard • state or country • the border control • the flight or the escape • secret police in East Germany • the formal name for West Germany • the formal name for East Germany
Social Studies Puzzle 2020-06-06
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- area that has similar features
- revolution was a watershed event in modern European history
- is a historical region of western asia
- is not part of an olympic sport
- and england fought in the 100 year war
- monotheistic reliogion developed among the acient hebrews
- is the movement of people from one place to another
- zapotecs are an indigenous people of Mexico
- crescent is a crescent-shaped region in the Middle East
- columbian exchange was the widespread transfer of plants
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- transfer of peolpe,good,ideas
- similar landform and climate
- is the worlds fourth-shapped religion
- is the movement to a destination country
- ideas,custom, and social behaviour of a particular people
- is an indian religion and dharma
- are dead bodies whose skin and organs have been preserved
- they are seven in the world
- source is an artifact,document,diary, manuscript...
- olmecs were the earliest known major Mesoamerican civilization
- pyramids shaped like a triangle
21 Clues: they are seven in the world • similar landform and climate • transfer of peolpe,good,ideas • area that has similar features • is not part of an olympic sport • pyramids shaped like a triangle • is an indian religion and dharma • is the worlds fourth-shapped religion • is a historical region of western asia • and england fought in the 100 year war • ...
Elizabeth's Crossword And Other Stuff 2019-05-30
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- Clergy wore grand _________.
- barbarians were to ______ the Roman Empire, the church would not be destroyed.
- a person died after baptism, their sins were ___________their sins were forgiven.
- we _____ have access to many of Augustine’s writings.
- only the city of ____ will last forever.
- _________was under siege by Vandal barbarians who entered Africa over the straits of Gibralter.
- _____ afford to wast any minute.’’
- _______ city could never be destroyed.
- Justinian became ________ of the east from 527-565.
- did most of the ___________.
- wouldn’t________abounded his people.
- _______ as a pope from 440-461.
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- citizens are born in God’s ________________the things of God.
- monks were monks that were under the Benedictine ______.
- baptized Augustine and his ___.
- eighteen, Augustine had a _____.
- heard from the house next door,’’ take and _____ it.’’
- the Great was the ___________ to England.
- the middle of of ________empires, the church would carry on.
- vigor of the _______.
- the Great went to convert the ____in England to the catholic faith.
21 Clues: vigor of the _______. • Clergy wore grand _________. • did most of the ___________. • baptized Augustine and his ___. • _______ as a pope from 440-461. • eighteen, Augustine had a _____. • _____ afford to wast any minute.’’ • wouldn’t________abounded his people. • _______ city could never be destroyed. • only the city of ____ will last forever. • ...
Vocab #1 2021-09-22
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- Final stage of cultural evolution among prehistoric humans
- Arrange rules into a systematic code
- a worker in a skilled trade, making things by hand
- Transition that resulted in the birth of agriculture.
- A prehistoric monument
- organization that is considered most advanced
- Ancient writing systems.
- period of time before written records
- Structure built in ancient Mesopotamia
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- Language writing type
- All early modern humans
- to tame an animal
- People moving place to place as opposed to a permanent home
- Region in middle east
- Period in prehistory where the original development of stone tools came from
- the study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites.
- A human where most food is obtained by foraging or hunting
- an old object made by human
- The arts, customs, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group
19 Clues: to tame an animal • Language writing type • Region in middle east • A prehistoric monument • All early modern humans • Ancient writing systems. • an old object made by human • Arrange rules into a systematic code • period of time before written records • Structure built in ancient Mesopotamia • organization that is considered most advanced • ...
Ancient Sumeria 2021-10-11
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- city-states were ruled by _________
- Sumerian city-states practiced the same religion and spoke the same _____.
- The first written language was called __________.
- Sumerian men ran the _____ and made laws.
- The first civilization developed in the _____ ______(two words)
- If a religion is _____, that means people believe in multiple gods.
- One of the two rivers in Sumer.
- Sumerian goddess of love and war.
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- One of the rivers in Mesopotamia.
- Sumerian invention that improved transportation.
- Usually, only boys from _____ families were educated in Sumer.
- Sumerian women were in charge of running the _____.
- The first civilization was called __________.
- Sumerian invention that improved building design.
- Sumerians developed the first _________system to help grow food.
- The Middle East is primarily a _____.
- What Sumerian invention allowed for better communication and record keeping?
- A city in Ancient Sumer.
- People who travel in search of food.
19 Clues: A city in Ancient Sumer. • One of the two rivers in Sumer. • One of the rivers in Mesopotamia. • Sumerian goddess of love and war. • city-states were ruled by _________ • People who travel in search of food. • The Middle East is primarily a _____. • Sumerian men ran the _____ and made laws. • The first civilization was called __________. • ...
Beliefs Around the World 2021-04-27
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- followers of Islam
- holy Jewish book
- this branch of Christianity started after Martin Luther pointed out the abuses of the existing Church
- early founder of Islam
- country in the Middle East where many people follow Judaism
- the Enlightened one
- a person who does not believe in god
- started in India
- contemporary spiritual leader of Buddhists world wide
- branch of Islam most popular in Iran, and in some parts of Africa and Afghanistan
- all Muslims should try to make a pilgrimage to this place at least once in their lives
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- a religion particular to Japan
- branch of Christianity prevalent in Russia and much of Eastern Europe
- cycle of life, birth, and death according to Hinduism
- early founder of Judaism
- Hindu festival of light
- largest religion in the world, with the most followers
- name of the building where Jewish people worship
- the Destroyer god in Hinduism
19 Clues: holy Jewish book • started in India • followers of Islam • the Enlightened one • early founder of Islam • Hindu festival of light • early founder of Judaism • the Destroyer god in Hinduism • a religion particular to Japan • a person who does not believe in god • name of the building where Jewish people worship • cycle of life, birth, and death according to Hinduism • ...
Markwez Black Chapter 2 2018-09-11
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- when two or more groups or object come together
- a Muslim house of worship
- Spanish explorer
- a religious community where farming was carried out and Native American were converted to Christianity
- a journey to a holy place
- one of a series of expedition Europeans made to regain control of Christian holy sites in the middle east
- a reawakening
- a town in the Spanish ruled by lands
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- to commit oneself or ones resource to something
- a fort
- the use of scientific knowledge for practical purpose
- a large farm
- an instrument that shows the direction of magnetic north
- to travel completely around something usually by water
- resistance, such as to disease
- an instrument used to plan a course using the stars
- related to the culture of ancient Greece and Rome
- a point of land that sticks out into water, much like a peninsula
- to change
19 Clues: a fort • to change • a large farm • a reawakening • Spanish explorer • a Muslim house of worship • a journey to a holy place • resistance, such as to disease • a town in the Spanish ruled by lands • to commit oneself or ones resource to something • when two or more groups or object come together • related to the culture of ancient Greece and Rome • ...
War On Terror 2024-05-15
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- al-Quesda terrorists were arrested for trying to smuggle ____ into the US
- U.S support of ____ angered middle east
- soon after 9/11, US started war on ____
- President Bush demanded all ____ camps were shut down
- one effective way to fight terrorist groups is to cut off ____
- anti-terrorist bill acronym
- Bin Laden dedicated himself to driving out ____
- civil libertarians worried the USA PATRIOT act would ___ peoples rights
- in December 2001 , the ____ government collapsed
- Soviet Union invaded ____ in 1979
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- between 2002-2006 Bin Laden released several ____
- Ordered out cruise missile attacks
- the attacks triggered economic ____
- a type of abcteria that killed a newspaper editor
- in october 2001 Bush signed the ____ bill
- war on terrorism would continue until ___ was achieved
- US began building ___ support against terrorism
- terrorists wanted to bomb ____
- Organization that recruited muslims and channeled money/arms
- Ran al-Queda at first
20 Clues: Ran al-Queda at first • anti-terrorist bill acronym • terrorists wanted to bomb ____ • Soviet Union invaded ____ in 1979 • Ordered out cruise missile attacks • the attacks triggered economic ____ • U.S support of ____ angered middle east • soon after 9/11, US started war on ____ • in october 2001 Bush signed the ____ bill • US began building ___ support against terrorism • ...
Globalisation - EQ2 2024-11-25
Across
- TNCs moving manufacturing back to home countries.
- Super-rich Russians who moved to the UK to invest their money.
- Slum in Brazil.
- The Big 3 US automotive companies: GM, Ford and...?
- Type of waterborne disease.
- A city of 10 million people or more.
- Another word for disadvantages.
- Cultural ______, when a superpower country dominates global culture.
- Roads, railways, fibre optic cables... examples of?
- Loss of population in Detroit since the 1980s.
- Oil-rich countries in Middle East, the ____ States.
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- Money sent home by migrant workers.
- Diseases linked with long-term exposure to air pollution.
- The original inhabitants of place before European settlers.
- An anti-globalisation organisation, World _____ Forum.
- Knowledge-sector e.g. IT, finance, R&D.
- The process of mixing cultures caused by globalisation.
- Robots replacing human workers in factories.
- Obstacles to migration in Lee's push-pull model.
19 Clues: Slum in Brazil. • Type of waterborne disease. • Another word for disadvantages. • Money sent home by migrant workers. • A city of 10 million people or more. • Knowledge-sector e.g. IT, finance, R&D. • Robots replacing human workers in factories. • Loss of population in Detroit since the 1980s. • Obstacles to migration in Lee's push-pull model. • ...
China - Nicole Rodriguez 2022-01-18
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- good with bronze and silk
- owned land, controlled villages, payed tribute to the king
- Philosopher who lived during the decline of Zhou dynasty
- respect shown by children for their parents and elders
- a way of life; a balance
- believed that the natural order was important
- Chinese civilization began on which river?
- period of glory, unity, and peace
- Priest write on these, ask questions and crack them with heat
- believed a highly efficient and powerful government was the key to social order
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- A government's official exam
- first family to rule middle kingdom
- someone who works for the government
- Ancient trade routes that extended from the Mediterranean in the west to China in the east
- what replaces bronze because it's better?
- Territory extended into Korea, Indochina, and Central Asia
- came with age and learning
- farmers that use wooden digging sticks
- earliest writing system
19 Clues: earliest writing system • a way of life; a balance • good with bronze and silk • came with age and learning • A government's official exam • period of glory, unity, and peace • first family to rule middle kingdom • someone who works for the government • farmers that use wooden digging sticks • what replaces bronze because it's better? • ...
Bible and Archaeology 2025-02-03
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- A stele found in today’s Jordan written in Moabite.
- A Famous artifact that helped decipher Hieroglyphics.
- Early form of writing that used pictures to convey objects or ideas.
- A dialect of Hebrew.
- Provided evidence of city’s early defense systems.
- An object that was a lot like paper.
- Time period referring to 10000 BC to 2200 BC.
- The river that bordered the Ain Ghazel.
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- Found in 1947 by a sheperd on accident.
- The person that wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.
- Findings that challenges the Bible.
- Historical evidence of King David.
- Oldest walled city in the world.
- A region in the Middle East home to the earliest civilizations.
- The sea that surronds the Fertile Crescent.
- The Largest Neolithic settlement in the world.
- A tablet which is the first Extra Biblical mention.
- System of writing that uses pictorial symbols.
- A mound of earth and debris dating back thousands of years.
- What river the Ain Ghazal was along.
20 Clues: A dialect of Hebrew. • Oldest walled city in the world. • Historical evidence of King David. • Findings that challenges the Bible. • An object that was a lot like paper. • What river the Ain Ghazal was along. • Found in 1947 by a sheperd on accident. • The river that bordered the Ain Ghazel. • The person that wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls. • ...
southeast Asia 2016-12-05
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- a vast, arid region in northern China and southern Mongolia.
- third largest of the world's oceanic divisions
- A major south-flowing river in South Asia.
- a vast South Asian country with diverse terrain
- is a desert in southwest Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, northwest China.
- name given to the northern part of the East China Sea.
- the largest bay in the world
- an East Asian nation on the southern half of the Korean Peninsula
- Huang He is the second-longest river in Asia
- a marginal sea between the Japanese archipelago, Sakhalin, and the Asian mainland.
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- the world's 12th-longest river and the 7th-longest in Asia.
- a country in East Asia, in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula.
- a marginal sea that is part of the Pacific Ocean.
- Ganga is a trans-boundary river of Asia which flows through the nations of India and Bangladesh
- known in China as the Cháng Jiāng or the Yángzǐ Jiāng
- a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas and bustling cities.
- The Mountain range has the Earth's highest peaks, including the highest, Mount Everest.
- a peninsula in East Asia.
- a Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands.
- a populous nation in East Asia whose vast landscape encompasses grassland, desert, mountains, lakes, and rivers
- island nation in the Pacific Ocean with dense cities.
21 Clues: a peninsula in East Asia. • the largest bay in the world • A major south-flowing river in South Asia. • Huang He is the second-longest river in Asia • third largest of the world's oceanic divisions • a vast South Asian country with diverse terrain • a marginal sea that is part of the Pacific Ocean. • known in China as the Cháng Jiāng or the Yángzǐ Jiāng • ...
About Oversea Exploration 2024-09-25
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- East India Company a group of wealthy Dutch merchants that had full sovereign powers
- A “pure” dynasty set up by Manchus
- Island along the coast of India
- ruler who reigned China’s borders from 1736 to 1796
- Town the first European settlement in Africa
- de Albuquerque expanded Portugues in influence across the Indian ocean
- da Gama Portuguese navigator who lead four ships around the Cape of Good Hope
- An Italian navigator who planned to reach East Indies but reach the Americas instead
- Created maps and sea charts
- of Magellan Passage at the southern tip of South America
- distant areas controlled around the indian ocean
- River Major and longest river in the continent of Africa
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- Magellan led the first expedition to successfully travel the globe
- Island chain in present-day India, nick-named the ‘spice islands’
- Ricci did an impression on Ming China and adopted their language and clothing
- Macartney Brought samples of British-made goods to show the advantages of trading with them to the Chinese
- of Tordesillas A settlement of claims between Spain and Portugal
- of Demarcation Divided the non-European world into two zones
- Port in the East Indies
- East India Company had this kind of power
- Empire Muslim ruled area across India
- ruled a region in northeast Manchuria
- Dutch farmers that settled in Cape Town
- Indian troops
- The country that denied funding Christopher Columbus in his exploration to the East Indies
25 Clues: Indian troops • Port in the East Indies • Created maps and sea charts • Island along the coast of India • A “pure” dynasty set up by Manchus • ruled a region in northeast Manchuria • Empire Muslim ruled area across India • Dutch farmers that settled in Cape Town • East India Company had this kind of power • Town the first European settlement in Africa • ...
Ancient Egypt 2022-01-17
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- an area of sediment deposited at the mouth of a river
- to supply water to
- a type of paper made from papyrus reed
- region of the middle East
- the study of the structure of the body and its organs
- Nubia’s alphabet
- a wide, flat plain in present day Iraq
- the belief in more than one god
- a pyramid shaped brick tower
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- a drawing or symbol that represents a word or sound
- a statue or other free-standing piece of art made of clay, stone or other materials.
- a state containing several countries or territories
- soldier who fight while riding horses
- a permanent army of professional soldiers
- a system of writing that uses triangular shaped symbols
- a structure with triangular sides
- an independent state that includes a city and its surrounding territory
- an Egyptian king
- an independent state that works with other states
19 Clues: Nubia’s alphabet • an Egyptian king • to supply water to • region of the middle East • a pyramid shaped brick tower • the belief in more than one god • a structure with triangular sides • soldier who fight while riding horses • a type of paper made from papyrus reed • a wide, flat plain in present day Iraq • a permanent army of professional soldiers • ...
Elizabeth's Crossword And Other Stuff 2019-05-30
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- eighteen, Augustine had a _____.
- vigor of the _______.
- wore grand _________.
- baptized Augustine and his ___.
- 1 who was a ______ from 540-604.
- heard from the house next door,’’ take and _____ it.’’
- only the city of ____ will last forever.
- wouldn’t________abounded his people.
- monks were monks that were under the Benedictine ______.
- citizens are born in God’s ________________the things of God.
- Choirs did most of the ___________.
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- barbarians were to ______ the Roman Empire, the church would not be destroyed.
- _______ city could never be destroyed.
- the Great was the ___________ to England.
- _______ as a pope from 440-461.
- _________was under siege by Vandal barbarians who entered Africa over the straits of Gibraltar.
- a person died after baptism, their sins were ___________their sins were forgiven.
- became ________ of the east from 527-565.
- we _____ have access to many of Augustine’s writings.
- _____ afford to wast any minute.’’
- the middle of of ________empires, the church would carry on.
21 Clues: vigor of the _______. • wore grand _________. • _______ as a pope from 440-461. • baptized Augustine and his ___. • eighteen, Augustine had a _____. • 1 who was a ______ from 540-604. • _____ afford to wast any minute.’’ • Choirs did most of the ___________. • wouldn’t________abounded his people. • _______ city could never be destroyed. • ...
There Will Come Soft Rains Crossword Puzzle? 2022-05-16
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- insane
- handle or operate with the hands; influence, manage, control; adapt
- lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illness
- devices that automatically turn switches in electric currents on and off
- passageways or burrows
- a difficulty that causes anxiety
- extreme or excessive concern with something
- splendid
- an idol worshiped by certain ancient peoples of the Middle East
- an irrational fear of danger of misfortune
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- lacking consciousness or awareness of something
- appeared
- dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
- trembling
- a shadow like image of the outline of a person's image
- leaping about
- marked by excessive or uncontrollable emotion
- great or noble in expression, thought, or manner; splendid
- A thermal device in which solid waste is burned for the purpose of volume reduction
- an antelope-like hoofed mammal of the African jungle
20 Clues: insane • appeared • splendid • trembling • leaping about • passageways or burrows • a difficulty that causes anxiety • an irrational fear of danger of misfortune • extreme or excessive concern with something • marked by excessive or uncontrollable emotion • lacking consciousness or awareness of something • dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight • ...
Puzzle 112 2025-06-11
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- A place where legal cases are heard or sports are played
- The time of day just after sunset
- A country in the Middle East
- Low temperature or the sensation of chilliness
- A large wild cat with stripes
- A country in Central America
- The part of a plant that absorbs nutrients from the soil
- An official in sports who enforces rules
- A state of tranquility or absence of conflict
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- A portable flame used for lighting
- A country in Central Asia
- A common first name; also a famous biblical figure
- A large body of water surrounded by land
- A large ape known for its strength and intelligence
- A luminous body of gas seen in the night sky
- To scatter small drops or particles
- The color of grass or leaves
- A hollow cylinder used to transport substances
- Rubber coverings on wheels that provide traction
19 Clues: A country in Central Asia • A country in the Middle East • A country in Central America • The color of grass or leaves • A large wild cat with stripes • The time of day just after sunset • A portable flame used for lighting • To scatter small drops or particles • A large body of water surrounded by land • An official in sports who enforces rules • ...
OUR ADVISORY 2026-03-02
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- I love country music.
- I love to wear a Stitch costume.
- I plan on going to a medical school.
- I travelled to the Middle East in the summer.
- Last year soccer was my favorite sport, but this year I prefer basketball.
- I will be studying computer science next year.
- I am organizing a movie club in our school.
- I want to become a professional podcaster.
- I will be going to a nursing program.
- I am planning on becoming a lawyer.
- My brother used to go to this school.
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- I started singing as a baby.
- I work in Foot Locker.
- After school I play basketball or work with my father.
- I have six exotic birds.
- I will be studying engineering next year.
- Last year I created my own music video.
- I am close friends with Krystle's sister.
- I love musical theatre.
19 Clues: I love country music. • I work in Foot Locker. • I love musical theatre. • I have six exotic birds. • I started singing as a baby. • I love to wear a Stitch costume. • I am planning on becoming a lawyer. • I plan on going to a medical school. • I will be going to a nursing program. • My brother used to go to this school. • Last year I created my own music video. • ...
Abdyl’s note crossword 2026-04-21
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- spy plane
- communist north _____ invades democratic south _____
- pilots the u2 and gets captured middle and last name are Gary powers
- what was the name of the war movie we watched in russos
- this type of government allows you to own things
- After which world war did Germany split
- Americans flying supplies to west ______
- Who were the us “fighting” in the Cold War
- Who entered the Korean War to help Korea
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- a spy plane gets shot down by ussr
- type of government where you own nothing
- split west and east Berlin
- period of history after WW2
- arrested for giving atomic secrets to Russia
- what western fast food was interested
- Allows ussr to experience western things
- the first war the us completely lost
- the ussr is no longer together
- ussr launched a satellite that orbited earth and beeped
19 Clues: spy plane • split west and east Berlin • period of history after WW2 • the ussr is no longer together • a spy plane gets shot down by ussr • the first war the us completely lost • what western fast food was interested • After which world war did Germany split • type of government where you own nothing • Americans flying supplies to west ______ • ...
Unit 5 2024-10-10
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- n.a thin stick(usually used in pairs) which people in China and the Far East use to eat their food
- n.a country in central Europe, which was divided from 1945 until 1990 into West Part and East Part
- n. a small, thin, rubber bag that you blow air into so that it becomes larger and rounder or longer
- adj.ordinary, usual, or happening every day
- n.a person, team, company etc that is competing with another
- n.(pl.)a tool for cutting paper, cloth etc, made of two sharp blades fastened together in the middle, with holes for your finger and thumb
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- n. a solid substance such as wood, plastic, or metal
- n.a special enjoyable event that people organize because something pleasant has happened
- adj. relating to or involving more than one nation
- v. to make food, materials, or goods ready to be used or sold, for example by preserving or improving them in some way
10 Clues: adj.ordinary, usual, or happening every day • adj. relating to or involving more than one nation • n. a solid substance such as wood, plastic, or metal • n.a person, team, company etc that is competing with another • n.a special enjoyable event that people organize because something pleasant has happened • ...
SS 2022-09-26
6 Clues: dividing • loving its own nation • created modern Middle East • It was an attempt to stop the cycle of war • a stright line joining two identified geographic locations • one of hte mightiest and longest dynastics in world history
Mesopotamia 2019-10-01
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- extra; having more than is necessary
- crescent region of land rich in soil, located in Middle East
- a large building used for government or religious purposes
- the division of people based on class, wealth, birth, or race
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- a king or queen
- a person who has the job of writing things down
- the worship of many gods
- A mix of rock and fertile soil deposited by rivers
- supplying water to plants to aid in farming
9 Clues: a king or queen • the worship of many gods • extra; having more than is necessary • supplying water to plants to aid in farming • a person who has the job of writing things down • A mix of rock and fertile soil deposited by rivers • a large building used for government or religious purposes • crescent region of land rich in soil, located in Middle East • ...
Unit 3 Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-25
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- An area in the middle east with very fertile soil.
- The earliest form of writing invented by the Sumerians.
- A pyramid-shaped temple in Sumerian city-states.
- An especially fine and fertile soil.
- A belief in many gods.
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- The supply of waters to fields using human-made systems.
- A society with a very developed culture and technology.
- A city that controls the surrounding villages and towns.
- Encouraging growth of crops and plants.
9 Clues: A belief in many gods. • An especially fine and fertile soil. • Encouraging growth of crops and plants. • A pyramid-shaped temple in Sumerian city-states. • An area in the middle east with very fertile soil. • A society with a very developed culture and technology. • The earliest form of writing invented by the Sumerians. • ...
Western Europe crossword 2017-04-19
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- Roman emperor who established "Roman Peace" (Pax Romana) and built a system of roads throughout his empire
- city-state in Greece which was known for their military greatness
- Isles made up several islands including Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) and Ireland (Northern Ireland and Ireland)
- military leader of Macedonia who created one of the largest empires in history; spread the Greek language throughout his empire
- peninsula in the northernmost part of Europe made up of Norway and Sweden; with the North Sea to the southwest and the Baltic Sea to the southeast
- a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther
- a person (like a noble) in the Middle Ages who used someone else's land with the promise they would fight for them
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- Roman emperor who converted to Christianity, made Christianity legal, and ended the persecution of Christians
- a period in which many new inventions were made that allowed for greater production of goods and for better travel
- a peasant in the Middle Ages who farmed their lord's land and could not leave it
- boot-shaped peninsula made up of Italy jutting out into the Mediterranean Sea
- a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation
- Columbus discovered America for Europe
- city-state in Greece which was the birthplace of democracy and philosophy
- a system in Europe in the Middle Ages where a lord let a vassal use his land as long as the vassal would fight for him
- peninsula in the southwest made up of Spain and Portugal with the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the East
- a series of wars fought Christian and Muslims for control of the Holy Lands from 1000s to 1200s
- a person (like a king) in the Middle Ages who owned land and let another person use it as long as they would fight for them
18 Clues: Columbus discovered America for Europe • a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation • a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther • city-state in Greece which was known for their military greatness • city-state in Greece which was the birthplace of democracy and philosophy • ...
