middle east Crossword Puzzles
Palestine, Bacha, and Zaru Crossword 2023-02-08
Across
- Opposite of conflict.
- The type of non-violent approach that Jean Zaru takes.
- The form of visual art Julia Bacha uses to document her work.
- "shaking off" in Arabic. The uprisings against the Israeli occupation.
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- 'Palestine' is derived from the 12th century BC Greek word.
- Though her focus is in the Middle East, Bacha is from --.
- Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon are neighbours to Palestine in that region.
- Word for freedom between genders.
8 Clues: Opposite of conflict. • Word for freedom between genders. • The type of non-violent approach that Jean Zaru takes. • Though her focus is in the Middle East, Bacha is from --. • 'Palestine' is derived from the 12th century BC Greek word. • The form of visual art Julia Bacha uses to document her work. • ...
CHOICE BOARD PROJETC 2021-10-03
Across
- -Which country has used advanced technology to build pipelines to carry water throughout the country?
- -a country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula
- -a country in Western Asia, on the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula.
- -This country has built over 22 dams with the Anatolia Project
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- - which country's water containment has been damaged by warfare
- -not having enough of something
- pollution -dirty contaminated water
- -a country linking africa with the middle east
8 Clues: -not having enough of something • pollution -dirty contaminated water • -a country linking africa with the middle east • -a country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula • -This country has built over 22 dams with the Anatolia Project • - which country's water containment has been damaged by warfare • ...
Map and Globe Skills 2021-03-15
Across
- a way to locate a place on a map
- Tells you what symbols stand for in the corner of a map
- a ratio that compares distance on a map to distance on Earth
- The basic directions: North, South, East, and West
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- half of a sphere
- a circular diagram on a map to show direction
- an imaginary longitudinal line dividing the Earth in half
- the imaginary line across our planet in the middle
8 Clues: half of a sphere • a way to locate a place on a map • a circular diagram on a map to show direction • the imaginary line across our planet in the middle • The basic directions: North, South, East, and West • Tells you what symbols stand for in the corner of a map • an imaginary longitudinal line dividing the Earth in half • ...
Mission Control, Solve the Grid 2025-09-15
Across
- Microsoft program we use for creating maps and charts in the newsletter
- Region whose full form is India, Middle East, and South Africa
- Continuous process of acquiring knowledge
- Ability to work well with others
- A person who guides and develops others in their professional journey
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- The digital learning platform we use at Oliver Wyman to discover and track development opportunities
- Skill essential for delivering presentations confidently
- A short session where employees share knowledge and insights
8 Clues: Ability to work well with others • Continuous process of acquiring knowledge • Skill essential for delivering presentations confidently • A short session where employees share knowledge and insights • Region whose full form is India, Middle East, and South Africa • A person who guides and develops others in their professional journey • ...
History of Marine Science 2024-09-03
Across
- What science combines oceanography and marine biology?
- Who was the first to circumnavigate the globe?
- Which explorer mapped many unknown islands in three voyages?
- What technology did the Chinese invent around 1125 for seafaring?
- What diving apparatus allows underwater breathing?
- Which ocean did the Vikings explore during the Middle Ages?
- Which ancient Greek used the North Star for latitude?
- Which country's expedition confirmed Antarctica as a continent?
- What era is known for a lack of scientific advancement in Europe?
- Who calculated the Earth's circumference?
- What theory did Charles Darwin develop?
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- Which civilization was known for building ships with central rudders and watertight compartments?
- Which ancient people established the first Mediterranean trade routes?
- What technology is used for underwater sound detection?
- Who improved the latitude/longitude system?
- What coordinate measures east-west position?
- Which ancient civilization first used canoes made from tree trunks?
- Which civilization made a sea voyage around 3200 B.C.?
- What coordinate measures north-south position?
- Which civilization was active in the Indian Ocean during the Middle Ages?
- What navigational tool used by Polynesians represented ocean directions?
- What underwater lab is in the Florida Keys?
- Who developed the first world map in 150 A.D.?
- Which naturalist sailed on the H.M.S. Beagle?
- What did ancient Greeks use to develop seafaring maps?
- Who was a famous marine biologist known for discovering sea floor organisms?
26 Clues: What theory did Charles Darwin develop? • Who calculated the Earth's circumference? • Who improved the latitude/longitude system? • What underwater lab is in the Florida Keys? • What coordinate measures east-west position? • Which naturalist sailed on the H.M.S. Beagle? • Who was the first to circumnavigate the globe? • What coordinate measures north-south position? • ...
study guide for unit 3 quiz 2024-11-22
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- a social system where land ownership was based on loyalty and service with lords granting land to vassals in exchange for military support
- grandson of charles martel considered the most influential ruler of the Carolingian Empire which spanned much of western europe
- a battle fought in 732 CE between muslim forces and frankish armies considered to be a turning point in the spread of islam in europe
- the empire established by charlemagne named after his family line
- a germanic people who controlled large parts of western europe during the early middle ages.
- is the migration of Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina.
- is the prophet of Islam
- is the pilgrimage to Mecca
- the major division within islam on leadership conspiracy
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- a powerful frankish leader who halted muslim expansion in europe at the battle of tours
- is the core practice (shahada, salah, zakat, sawm, hajj)
- dynasty the caliphate that succeeded the umayyads known for it intellectual and cultural acheivements
- a place of worship for muslims
- is the holy book
- is the religion
- is the successor of the prophet.
- refers to the one god
- a nomadic turkic group who played a significant role in spreading islam across the middle east and central asia
- Dynasty the first major islamic caliphate ruling from damascus
- Considered the founder of the frankish kingdom, known for converting to christianity
20 Clues: is the religion • is the holy book • refers to the one god • is the prophet of Islam • is the pilgrimage to Mecca • a place of worship for muslims • is the successor of the prophet. • is the core practice (shahada, salah, zakat, sawm, hajj) • the major division within islam on leadership conspiracy • is the migration of Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina. • ...
LC #9 Crossword 2025-05-12
Across
- An estate of land held on condition of feudal service.
- Modeled or aiming for a state in which everything is perfect.
- An ethnic group primarily associated with Hungary.
- Germanic people who established one of the most influential kingdoms in medieval Europe.
- A person who held land from a lord in the feudal times in exchange for services.
- A conflict between the kingdoms of England and France in a Civil War.
- A series of religious wars.
- A large East Asian ethnic group in Mongolia.
- A philosophical stance that emphasized human potential and agency.
- A code of conduct for knights.
- The principal house of a landed estate.
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- A period of European cultural movement covering the 15th and 16th centuries.
- Groups of people inhabiting Northern Europe during the Classical Antiquity and Early Middle Ages.
- A social, economic, and political system prevalent in Medieval Europe.
- Germanic people who migrated to and settled in what is now New England.
- A judicial institution that lasted from 1478 to 1874.
- Primarily used to distinguish something that is not specifically religious.
- A legal system where court decisions rather than codes form the basis of law.
- Illegal action or practice of lending money.
- The Middle Ages, a period in European history.
- Death A devastating bubonic plague that ravaged Europe and Asia.
- An agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system.
- A historical document that established fundamental principles of law.
- Someone who provides support often financially.
24 Clues: A series of religious wars. • A code of conduct for knights. • The principal house of a landed estate. • Illegal action or practice of lending money. • A large East Asian ethnic group in Mongolia. • The Middle Ages, a period in European history. • Someone who provides support often financially. • An ethnic group primarily associated with Hungary. • ...
Arianna's Thirtieth 2025-07-15
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- Callahan's middle name
- This college, one of seven in a consortium, sponsored the MA program Arianna completed with Sothebys
- Arianna's pet dog is named after this American abstract painter
- This Texas town in the Hill Country is where Arianna was raised
- This hunk, aka Mad Max, is Arianna's celebrity crush
- Arianna shares this Hogwarts house with one Draco Malfoy
- Our girl's zodiac sign
- This genre is Arianna's favorite style of art, which is characterized by a rejection of traditional values
- This Italian fashion capital was where our birthday girl studied abroad and ~found herself~
- This East Coast city was where Seth and Arianna took their first trip together
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- This floral locale hosted Arianna's wedding to Seth, the love her of life
- Arianna played this country club sport with style while in high school
- Arianna worked at this cultural institution for five years
- This name was fit Arianna's childhood pet cat with royal blood
- Arianna's maiden name, which appropriately sounds like one of her favorite beverages
- Our birthday girl's middle name
- Arianna cheered for this team, also the name of a professional baseball club, at SVHS
- This art museum in LA, where Arianna once worked, was named after its founder
- Arianna had her bachelorette in this windy city, also the home of her favorite cousin ;)
- Arianna ran a gallery selling wood-carved pieces by an artist from this island
- Arianna grew up on this block named after a patriotic bird of prey
21 Clues: Callahan's middle name • Our girl's zodiac sign • Our birthday girl's middle name • This hunk, aka Mad Max, is Arianna's celebrity crush • Arianna shares this Hogwarts house with one Draco Malfoy • Arianna worked at this cultural institution for five years • This name was fit Arianna's childhood pet cat with royal blood • ...
Soviet-Afghan War 2021-05-23
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- Conflict between nations or states
- An authoritarian (strict and controlling) form of government
- Receiving instruction of knowledge. Many afghan children were unable to receive thisduetotheWar.
- A country neighboring Afghanistan that accepted many refugees from the Soviet-Afghan War
- Violent militant groups
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- A country located in the Middle East who was involved in conflict with the Soviet Union
- Communist alliance that included Russia, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine.
- A person displaced due to war, persecution, or natural disasters
8 Clues: Violent militant groups • Conflict between nations or states • An authoritarian (strict and controlling) form of government • A person displaced due to war, persecution, or natural disasters • Communist alliance that included Russia, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine. • A country located in the Middle East who was involved in conflict with the Soviet Union • ...
MIDDLE 2020-09-09
Across
- we have way too much work to do... how can we tackle this big task?
- we needed $100, mom gave us $500! This is a ______.
- California had to pass laws on water usage during the ______ due to the shortage!
- When a caterpillar __________s into a butterfly, its entire anatomy changes!
- Antarctica is extremely ______. It's the biggest desert in the world although it's cold!
- A drought can lead to a terrible________. Without rain, it is difficult to grow food so many go hungry.
Down
- Farming involves the ______________ of plants and animals
- Most of the Ancient Civilizations fell due to _________. Ancient groups often invaded other groups over resources and land.
8 Clues: we needed $100, mom gave us $500! This is a ______. • Farming involves the ______________ of plants and animals • we have way too much work to do... how can we tackle this big task? • When a caterpillar __________s into a butterfly, its entire anatomy changes! • California had to pass laws on water usage during the ______ due to the shortage! • ...
Boomsville 2025-08-04
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- Josie's yearbook superlative
- Steve middle name
- Delaney's fave pet
- fave family bar type
- 2023 family vacay
- Clay middle name
- Nan middle name
- year Nan and Steve wed
- fave family show
- Josie's fave pet
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- Delaney middle name
- vodka, cran, fresca
- Noah's yearbook superlative
- Clay's yearbook superlative
- "you look like a ___________"
- Josie middle name
- Noah's fave pet
- Clay's fave pet
- Noah middle name
19 Clues: Noah's fave pet • Nan middle name • Clay's fave pet • Clay middle name • fave family show • Noah middle name • Josie's fave pet • Steve middle name • Josie middle name • 2023 family vacay • Delaney's fave pet • Delaney middle name • vodka, cran, fresca • fave family bar type • year Nan and Steve wed • Noah's yearbook superlative • Clay's yearbook superlative • Josie's yearbook superlative • ...
“TTS SEJARAH” 2023-09-20
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- voor Federal Overleg
- Indonesia Serikat
- Tiga Negara
- menyiarkan radio pemberontakan
- Tugu Muda
- kemerdekaan indonesia
- Konferensi meja bundar
- Prisoners War and Interneers
- East Asia Command
- tempat perundingan Linggarjati
- sekutu yang tewas dalam peperangan antara pasukan inggris dan
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- tanggal 7 Mei 1949
- RI pertama
- Umum 1 Maret terjadi di kota
- Darurat Republik Indonesia
- yang mendapat Julukan Kota Pahlawan
- Force Netherlands East Indiers
- hari pahlawan
- Nations Commision for Indonesia
- presiden RI pertama
20 Clues: Tugu Muda • RI pertama • Tiga Negara • hari pahlawan • Indonesia Serikat • East Asia Command • tanggal 7 Mei 1949 • presiden RI pertama • voor Federal Overleg • kemerdekaan indonesia • Konferensi meja bundar • Darurat Republik Indonesia • Umum 1 Maret terjadi di kota • Prisoners War and Interneers • menyiarkan radio pemberontakan • Force Netherlands East Indiers • tempat perundingan Linggarjati • ...
Welcome to 5th Grade 2022-08-13
Across
- to your house
- has a famous middle name that can make boxes be
- has a birthday in May and a double vowel in their last name
- celebrates their birthday with the a famous ball drop
- has a middle name that starts with a T
- has a total of 4 names (including middle name)
- is named after his father
- has a sister name Jenny
- has the same initials in his first and last name
- has 13 letters in their first and last name (18 if you include their middle name)
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- has a heavenly middle name
- has both a q and a z in their name
- has a double consonant in their middle and last name
- has a younger sibling in 2nd grade
- has a dog that barks a lot
- celebrates their birthday with fireworks
- both first and last name start with a vowel but their middle name starts with a consonant
- has a middle name that rhymes with a Disney princess
- represents the coast where we live in his middle name
- has two middle names
- has a middle name that comes from Shakespeare
21 Clues: to your house • has a sister name Jenny • has a heavenly middle name • has a dog that barks a lot • has two middle names • is named after his father • has both a q and a z in their name • has a younger sibling in 2nd grade • has a middle name that starts with a T • celebrates their birthday with fireworks • has a middle name that comes from Shakespeare • ...
Unit 2 summative assessment 2020-10-22
Across
- Most privileged people during Latin America colonialism (lesson #16A)
- These people in Latin America had more rights than others and were typically educated. (lesson #16B)
- These people had controlled and influenced much of Latin American culture for over 300 years (lesson 14)
- A former slave that was a leader in a revolution (lesson #15A)
- Piedmont-Sardinia had contributed to the unification of this place (lesson #12)
- What the Middle East is (lesson #14)
- This country tried to reenslave Haitians (lesson 15B)
- Something that Spain and Portugal share (lesson #16A)
- Something that happened to Jean-Jacques during a revolt (lesson #15B)
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- These people have a mix of white and black ancestry and were in the middle of the Latin American class system (lesson 16A)
- Was once a colony that was very rich in sugar (lesson 15A)
- Haiti used this currency to repay France (lesson #15B)
- Something that collapsed for France after they could no longer profit from Haiti. (lesson 15B)
- A system used to control food production through labor (lesson #16A)
- This person had conquered almost all German-speaking states which had started a sense of German nationalism (lesson #12)
- Can unite or divide a nation (lesson #11)
- Otto Von Bismarck unified this place (lesson #12)
- A historical European movement that had influenced Latin America by its successful revolutions (lesson #16A)
- An economic system that prohibited a lot of trade (lesson #16A)
- This place managed to gain independence without violence. (lesson #16B)
20 Clues: What the Middle East is (lesson #14) • Can unite or divide a nation (lesson #11) • Otto Von Bismarck unified this place (lesson #12) • This country tried to reenslave Haitians (lesson 15B) • Something that Spain and Portugal share (lesson #16A) • Haiti used this currency to repay France (lesson #15B) • Was once a colony that was very rich in sugar (lesson 15A) • ...
Geography & Explanation Review 2024-08-23
Across
- the principal of the HKIS middle school
- the facts or details that support an argument
- parallel lines on a globe that help you to find a location to the north or south
- the main argument of a paragraph
- the class you are in at this moment
- an account that makes something clear
- the study of the physical features of the earth and how they interact with human populations
- a table that guides you to know how to meet the expectations of an assessment
- a symbol on a map that compares the distance on a map to the distance in real life
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- the student life leader at HKIS Middle School
- the end of a paragraph that ties the paragraph back to the main idea
- a symbol that shows the directions on a map
- lines on a globe that help you to find a location east or west
- the information that explains how the facts or details support an argument
- words that help the flow of a paragraph by linking sentences together
- the name of your Social Studies teacher
- the words at the top of a map or paragraph that tell the reader what the item is about
- the sentence at the start of a paragraph that introduces the topic
- the grade in which you are currently
- the name of the HKIS mascot
- a systems of lines that help people find a location on a map
21 Clues: the name of the HKIS mascot • the main argument of a paragraph • the class you are in at this moment • the grade in which you are currently • an account that makes something clear • the principal of the HKIS middle school • the name of your Social Studies teacher • a symbol that shows the directions on a map • the student life leader at HKIS Middle School • ...
Mythology & Random ELAR Stuff 8B 2025-05-06
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- Hawaiin trickster
- god of life and death in Celtic mythology
- In Chinese mythology, this king is known as king of the East Sea
- Creature in Hindu mythology
- In Norse mythology, this is the room where the fiercest and bravest warriors go in Asgard.
- Taylor's last name
- In Hindu mythology, this goddess is also known as "the destroyer"
- goddess of learning
- The _____ Emperor was the emperor of heaven
- Sun god in Egyptian mythology
- Creator god in Chinese mythology
- Monster in Hindu mythology
- Time and place where a story happens
- Main protagonist in The Outsiders
- In Hindu mythology, Sukhia's basket was filled with this after she gave food to Krishna
- In Aztec mythology, she gave birth to Huizilopochtli
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- Goddess of the sky in Egyptian mythology
- Durga defeated this demon
- Trickster in Hindu mythology
- 8-armed goddess in Hindu mythology
- The middle child in Peyton's family
- Devontre's middle name
- god of food in Aztec mythology
- god of fire in Hindu mythology
- Along with Run-DMC and The Beastie Boys, this rap group performed at the All-Rap Spectacular in Philadelphia
- god of gods in Norse mythology
- Prominent goddess in Norse mythology. She's associated with beauty.
- Large serpent in Norse mythology. Defeats Thor in Ragnarok.
- Tepoztecatl is the god of this beverage
- Gets shot by the police in The Outsiders
- The attitude the author has of the poem.
- god of air in Egyptian mythology
32 Clues: Hawaiin trickster • Taylor's last name • goddess of learning • Devontre's middle name • Durga defeated this demon • Monster in Hindu mythology • Creature in Hindu mythology • Trickster in Hindu mythology • Sun god in Egyptian mythology • god of food in Aztec mythology • god of fire in Hindu mythology • god of gods in Norse mythology • Creator god in Chinese mythology • ...
Postwar Quiz 2024-02-16
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- The __ Pacific company built from east to west
- One sign of Reconstruction's failure
- The transcontinental railroad ends in the west here
- The transcontinental railroad was finished at __ Point, UT
- The transcontinental railroad ends in the east here
- The __ of the transcontinental railroad happened on May 10, 1869
- The 14th Amendment allowed the Supreme Court to nullify __ law
- Was outlawed by the 13th Amendment
- George Washington Carver found many uses for this
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- Booker T. Washington studied at the __ Institute
- Booker T. Washington was the head of the __ Institute
- The 15th Amendment gave black men the right to do this
- How the transcontinental railroad made the nation feel
- George Washington Carver studied this subject
- The effort to rebuild the South
- 7000 people came to work on the railroad from this country
- The __ Pacific company built from west to east
- The federal government __ the railroad
- George Washington Carver pioneered crop __
19 Clues: The effort to rebuild the South • Was outlawed by the 13th Amendment • One sign of Reconstruction's failure • The federal government __ the railroad • George Washington Carver pioneered crop __ • George Washington Carver studied this subject • The __ Pacific company built from east to west • The __ Pacific company built from west to east • ...
Asia Part 1 2026-05-05
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- The country that is south of Lebanon
- The "stan" country that is northeast of Iran
- The country that borders Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq
- The country south of Georgia
- The country southwest of Oman
- The "stan" country that is northwest of Pakistan
- The "stan" country that borders Kazakstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan
- The country east of Armenia
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- The country east of Israel/Palestine
- The "stan" country that is northeast of Turkmenistan
- The "stan" country that is south of Afghanistan
- The "stan" country that is south of Kyrgyzstan
- The small country bordering Oman and Saudi Arabia
- The country that has the same name as a state in the USA
- The country north of Israel/Palestine
- The "stan" country that is farthest north
- The country that borders both Pakistan and Iraq
- The country east of Yemen
- The big country that is north of Yemen
19 Clues: The country east of Yemen • The country east of Armenia • The country south of Georgia • The country southwest of Oman • The country east of Israel/Palestine • The country that is south of Lebanon • The country north of Israel/Palestine • The big country that is north of Yemen • The "stan" country that is farthest north • The "stan" country that is northeast of Iran • ...
Churches in the East and the West 2017-01-04
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- east or west they had a dome to let light in
- east or west they broke the bread in front of the people
- God reveal his ________ ___ _______ though the senses
- Placed behind the alter.
- Became known as priest
- The first church building.
- Made of stone
- this appealed to a person's senses of touch, smell, sight, hearing, and even taste
- Turned into the Gothic churches.
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- Moved his capital from Rome to Byzantium
- This had a central space covered by a large dome
- this acted as a symbol to help people understand that the Eucharist was a holy sacrifice
- Placed on the alter and worshiped
- Wore majestic robes.
- What they used to let light in
- what was raised behind the alter
- Celebrated Christ sacrifice
- This was an expression of faith in God's beautiful kingdom
- their body's were buried under the alter
19 Clues: Made of stone • Wore majestic robes. • Became known as priest • Placed behind the alter. • The first church building. • Celebrated Christ sacrifice • What they used to let light in • what was raised behind the alter • Turned into the Gothic churches. • Placed on the alter and worshiped • Moved his capital from Rome to Byzantium • their body's were buried under the alter • ...
Nixon 2022-03-14
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- this treaty de-escalated the cold war
- This country won a war in six days
- to keep peace, Nixon wanted to create a _______ of power
- China invited America's ________ team as a first step towards peace
- This war was fought on a Jewish hiloday
- When countries prevent trade with another country
- Kissinger went back and forth between capitols in what's called _______ diplomacy
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- Nixon appointed Henry _________ as his security advisor
- The middle east conspired to keep this from entering America
- A belief that we should do the smart thing instead of the right thing
- relaxing the war between USA and Russia
- The CIA overthrew the communist leader of this country
12 Clues: This country won a war in six days • this treaty de-escalated the cold war • relaxing the war between USA and Russia • This war was fought on a Jewish hiloday • When countries prevent trade with another country • The CIA overthrew the communist leader of this country • Nixon appointed Henry _________ as his security advisor • ...
Early Peoples 2022-08-10
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- Country where the Renaissance started p. 26
- Antive Americans beieved the natural world was filled with these.p.11
- Created a 1,200 mile kingdom in S.America. p.6
- Period whe Europeans began investigating all aspects of the physical world. p.21
- Basic unit of organization among all Native Americans.p.12
- Divided Christainity in Europe. p. 24
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- Lived on mesa tops,cliff sides and canyon bottoms.p.6
- Culture in the VAlley of Mexico about 1200 AD p6
- Series of military expeditions to the Middle East p. 23
- Frozen land bridge between Asia and Alaska p5
- Culture in Guatamala and Yucatan p.6
- Ended 12,000 to 10,000 years ago p.5
12 Clues: Culture in Guatamala and Yucatan p.6 • Ended 12,000 to 10,000 years ago p.5 • Divided Christainity in Europe. p. 24 • Country where the Renaissance started p. 26 • Frozen land bridge between Asia and Alaska p5 • Created a 1,200 mile kingdom in S.America. p.6 • Culture in the VAlley of Mexico about 1200 AD p6 • Lived on mesa tops,cliff sides and canyon bottoms.p.6 • ...
TEWWG Vocab ch 10-20 2024-05-29
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- walk in an ostentatious yet casual manner, typically with exaggerated movements of the hips and shoulders.
- an expression of great respect and honor
- the act of making something foul, dirty, or unclean
- giving off or shining with light, and giving off little or no heat.
- covered with blotches; patchy.
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- cause to pour out.
- backswords with curved blades that were originally created in South Asia or the Middle East
- in poor condition through long or hard use or lack of care.
- an abstract but perceptible thing that issues or originates from a source.
- showing lack of discrimination
- feeling or expressing distress or irritation.
- to ignore or refuse to acknowledge someone
12 Clues: cause to pour out. • showing lack of discrimination • covered with blotches; patchy. • an expression of great respect and honor • to ignore or refuse to acknowledge someone • feeling or expressing distress or irritation. • the act of making something foul, dirty, or unclean • in poor condition through long or hard use or lack of care. • ...
Killing Time III 2022-12-13
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- this is better than mute or to grasp
- what the forgiveness is offered for
- this section can also show you the servicers for your loans
- mispronouncing this name on the phones could get you in trouble
- this is a type of eligible loan and the name of a restaurant
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- screw this free money! I don't want it!
- we have income data on hand for this many borrowers
- 6%, airforce, army, middle east, etc.
- all ED-_____ loans or the past-tense of hold
- the day Carol starts drinking "Henny"
- internal terms that only Aidvantage employees would understand
- this corps of borrowers should not be transferred to military or we pray for this on earth
12 Clues: what the forgiveness is offered for • this is better than mute or to grasp • 6%, airforce, army, middle east, etc. • the day Carol starts drinking "Henny" • screw this free money! I don't want it! • all ED-_____ loans or the past-tense of hold • we have income data on hand for this many borrowers • this section can also show you the servicers for your loans • ...
Map Skills 2023-08-17
Across
- a small picture that represents something
- alarge area of land in the world
- a half of the earth
- Meridian an imaginary line that connects the North Pole to the South Pole
- of longitude a line that goes north and south (up and down) to help find a location
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- Pole the top point of the world
- Pole the bottom point of the world
- of latitude a line that goes east and west (across) to help find a location
- rose a symbol that shows directions on a map
- a large area of salt water in the world
- an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth; equal distance away from the North Pole and the South Pole
- the name of a map
- a symbol that shows distance on a map
13 Clues: the name of a map • a half of the earth • Pole the top point of the world • alarge area of land in the world • Pole the bottom point of the world • a symbol that shows distance on a map • a large area of salt water in the world • a small picture that represents something • rose a symbol that shows directions on a map • ...
Unit 6 2025-03-12
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- alphabet A writing system used in many Slavic languages.
- Schism The split between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches in 1054.
- Pictures made from small pieces of stone or glass.
- Horde A Mongol empire that controlled parts of Russia.
- Large, flat, treeless plains, mainly in Asia and Eastern Europe.
- Orthodox A branch of Christianity in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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- Code A set of laws created by Emperor Justinian.
- Sophia A famous church in Constantinople, later a mosque, now a museum.
- (czar) The title for Russian emperors.
- A high-ranking bishop in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
- The capital of the Byzantine Empire, now called Istanbul.
- Religious pictures or images in Christianity.
12 Clues: (czar) The title for Russian emperors. • Religious pictures or images in Christianity. • Code A set of laws created by Emperor Justinian. • Pictures made from small pieces of stone or glass. • Horde A Mongol empire that controlled parts of Russia. • A high-ranking bishop in Eastern Orthodox Christianity. • alphabet A writing system used in many Slavic languages. • ...
Israel-Palestine 2025-05-12
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- former name of the region of Israel used by the Romans
- agreement signed in 1993 where Israel recognized Palestine
- Jewish majority country in the Middle East; in conflict with Palestine
- Palestinian terrorist group that grew due to the occupation of the West Bank
- war started in 1967; quick Israeli victory
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- Palestinian controlled area on the Mediterranean Sea
- Arab, Muslim majority country; in conflict over territory with Israel
- genocide against Jews that built sympathy for the internationally
- Israeli occupied land on the bank of the Jordan River
- a spread of people away from their homeland
- agreement signed after the six day war which returned occupied land from Israel
- Jewish movement that desired to return to Israel
12 Clues: war started in 1967; quick Israeli victory • a spread of people away from their homeland • Jewish movement that desired to return to Israel • Palestinian controlled area on the Mediterranean Sea • Israeli occupied land on the bank of the Jordan River • former name of the region of Israel used by the Romans • agreement signed in 1993 where Israel recognized Palestine • ...
DRP 2025-01-20
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- I am only DC who sends and Takes stock from Europe
- i Serve Canadian PH customers only
- SAP knows me by Na22, they call me Mariscala, JDA call me ?
- Asia Pacific is called APAC, Europe Middle East and Africa is called EMEA, I am Mexico,Peru,Columbia etc, what i am called?
- SAP knows me by Na90
- I am Caribbean archipelago and island where DCCATA is located
- Where its located?
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- In EMEA has Rothenkirchen ,NA has?
- TPM from Europe are called FAEXOEUONE, What NA TPM are called ?
- I take 80% of mariscala Produce
- Deployment Type from mariscala to ETNA and Vegas
- I am the manipulation DC other than FAETNAPR
12 Clues: Where its located? • SAP knows me by Na90 • I take 80% of mariscala Produce • In EMEA has Rothenkirchen ,NA has? • i Serve Canadian PH customers only • I am the manipulation DC other than FAETNAPR • Deployment Type from mariscala to ETNA and Vegas • I am only DC who sends and Takes stock from Europe • SAP knows me by Na22, they call me Mariscala, JDA call me ? • ...
Unit 1 and 2 Review 2026-05-04
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- colonial region known as the breadbasket colonies
- the british taxed the colonists after this war was over due to the costs
- slave rebellion in colonial South Carolina
- battle that is considered the turning point of the war
- granted the East India Company exclusive rights to sell the colonies and made British tea cheaper
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- colonial region in which things like shipbuilding were the primary economic activities
- last major battle of the revolution
- route taken by slave ships from Africa to the New World
- first battles of the revolution
- taxes on paint, paper, and tea
- event that was in response to the tea act
- established a majority rules form of government in the Plymouth Colony (Pilgrims)
12 Clues: taxes on paint, paper, and tea • first battles of the revolution • last major battle of the revolution • event that was in response to the tea act • slave rebellion in colonial South Carolina • colonial region known as the breadbasket colonies • battle that is considered the turning point of the war • route taken by slave ships from Africa to the New World • ...
Crossword of Christianity & Judaism 2024-02-27
Hill 2025-04-23
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- Instrument Lauryn is often seen playing
- Your Lights Down Low, Lauryn Hill covered this Bob Marley song on her MTV Unplugged album
- Miseducation, Debut solo album by Lauryn Hill
- Number of Grammy Awards Lauryn won for her debut album
- Hill was a member of this legendary hip-hop group
- Ones. Song in which Lauryn warns about karma and ego
- Wop, "___ Thing" — hit song from The Miseducation...
- Hill's musical genre blend includes soul hip-hop and
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- Orange, The city where Lauryn Hill was born
- Hill's son with Rohan Marley shares a name with this biblical figure
- One of the most iconic MTV performances she did was for
- One of the most iconic MTV performances she did was for
- Lauryn Hill's middle name
- Act, Lauryn starred alongside Whoopi Goldberg in this 1993 film
14 Clues: Lauryn Hill's middle name • Instrument Lauryn is often seen playing • Orange, The city where Lauryn Hill was born • Miseducation, Debut solo album by Lauryn Hill • Hill was a member of this legendary hip-hop group • Ones. Song in which Lauryn warns about karma and ego • Wop, "___ Thing" — hit song from The Miseducation... • ...
Travels with Mapman 2025-02-13
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- _____________ National Park is in the state of Wyoming.
- Maps help us ________ places.
- The ________ dance comes from Hawaii where you shift your body in a circle.
- The line between one country or state and another.
- A city in a country or state where the government is based.
- New York is on the _________ coast of the United States.
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- South Dakota is in the ____________ of the United States.
- The country called ___________ borders Washington state to the north.
- California is a state on the _________ coast of the United States.
- A piece of land with water all around it.
- The land that is next to a big body of water.
- The _________ Canyon is in Arizona. A river runs through it.
- A large body of water.
13 Clues: A large body of water. • Maps help us ________ places. • A piece of land with water all around it. • The land that is next to a big body of water. • The line between one country or state and another. • _____________ National Park is in the state of Wyoming. • New York is on the _________ coast of the United States. • ...
Ancient Roman Art 2025-09-03
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- a big open space in the middle of a house or building.
- statues that only show a person’s head, neck, and shoulders.
- leaders of an army.
- people who think and ask big questions about life.
- stone coffins used to bury important people in the past.
- met or came across something.
- big figures of people or animals made from stone, wood, or metal.
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- from the east part of the world.
- family history, showing who your parents, grandparents, and ancestors are.
- ancient people from Europe who lived a long time ago.
- art made by carving or shaping stone, wood, or metal.
- pictures carved into a flat surface so they stick out a little.
- thought something was really good.
13 Clues: leaders of an army. • met or came across something. • from the east part of the world. • thought something was really good. • people who think and ask big questions about life. • ancient people from Europe who lived a long time ago. • art made by carving or shaping stone, wood, or metal. • a big open space in the middle of a house or building. • ...
Civilization Emerges in Mesopotamia 2020-09-13
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- tigris and Euphrates rivers ____ every spring.
- the Sumerians practiced ___, the belief in more than one God.
- the first leaders of Sumerian city-states
- system of writing created by the Sumerians
- technology used to supply water to crops when farming
- flat plain between Tigris and Euphrates River
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- attached to plows and automatically dropped seeds while plowing land.
- a metal made by mixing copper and tin, it was first developed by the Sumerians
- crescent shaped region in the middle east
- an independent state that includes a city and its surrounding territories
- first civilization to form in Mesopotamia
- fertile soil left behind after flooding of Tigris and Euphrates rivers, good for farming.
12 Clues: crescent shaped region in the middle east • the first leaders of Sumerian city-states • first civilization to form in Mesopotamia • system of writing created by the Sumerians • flat plain between Tigris and Euphrates River • tigris and Euphrates rivers ____ every spring. • technology used to supply water to crops when farming • ...
Eastern River Valley Vocabulary Review 2021-10-25
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- a person's religious and moral duties
- trade routes used across Asia, connecting China with the Middle East
- a major religion that developed in ancient India
- bones with writing that was used to answer questions and tell the future
- the belief that actions in life will decide your place in the next life
- a city that governs itself and surrounding territory
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- A civilization that developed on the Indus River
- a religion founded in ancient India by Buddha
- a pattern of rising and falling of dynasties
- the belief that the right to rule came from the Gods
- rebirth of a soul in a new body
- first written language of India
12 Clues: rebirth of a soul in a new body • first written language of India • a person's religious and moral duties • a pattern of rising and falling of dynasties • a religion founded in ancient India by Buddha • A civilization that developed on the Indus River • a major religion that developed in ancient India • the belief that the right to rule came from the Gods • ...
ITQ Riddle Time 2012-10-29
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- This city is know as the "City of Canals"
- The member of airline staffs on board are known as.
- Its a shop at the airport which offers tax free foreign items.
- We need to pack this before we head to travel.
- It is the mandate document of Identity in order to Travel abroad.
- UAE in middle is east is consists of seven ___?
- This is the capital of phillipines.
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- Necessary to enter the country.
- A luxury ship designed for tourism is known as.
- A process where pax reschedules his original ticket on new dates.
- This is a short trip for tourists.
- In order to stay at the destination we book rooms in?
12 Clues: Necessary to enter the country. • This is a short trip for tourists. • This is the capital of phillipines. • This city is know as the "City of Canals" • We need to pack this before we head to travel. • A luxury ship designed for tourism is known as. • UAE in middle is east is consists of seven ___? • The member of airline staffs on board are known as. • ...
JFK and the 1960s 2013-03-19
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- Lee Harvey, who was accused of the JFK killing
- America's ideology during the Cold War
- Racist American organisation that opposed JFK's policies
- The country in south-east Asia where the USA was involved in a war
- JFK's middle name
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- The state Kennedy was killed in
- The island south of the USA that Russia tried to place nuclear weapons in
- The Soviet Union's ideology during the Cold War
- The name of the campaign to get equal rights for black people
- Place that JFK promised he would send a man to by the end of the 1960s
- Illegal organisation that JFK tried to shut down
- The city Kennedy was killed in
12 Clues: JFK's middle name • The city Kennedy was killed in • The state Kennedy was killed in • America's ideology during the Cold War • Lee Harvey, who was accused of the JFK killing • The Soviet Union's ideology during the Cold War • Illegal organisation that JFK tried to shut down • Racist American organisation that opposed JFK's policies • ...
estados unidos geografia 2023-09-07
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- the country that is north of the United States
- The ocean to the west of the United States
- The mountains that are in the western United States.
- The bodies of water located to the north of the United States
- The number of states in the United States
- The capital city of the United States
- The body of water located to the south of the United States
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- The mountains that are in the eastern United States
- The river that is in the approximate middle of the United States
- The United States is a located on this continent
- The ocean to the east of the United States
- the country that is south of the United States
12 Clues: The capital city of the United States • The number of states in the United States • The ocean to the west of the United States • The ocean to the east of the United States • the country that is north of the United States • the country that is south of the United States • The United States is a located on this continent • ...
Food around the world 2026-03-10
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- A spicy sauce dish popular in India and Thailand.
- A famous Spanish rice dish with seafood, chicken or vegetables.
- Fried balls made from chickpeas that are popular in the Middle East.
- A Mexican food with a tortilla filled with meat, vegetables or beans.
- Long thin pasta often eaten in many Asian countries.
- A Japanese dish made with rice and raw fish.
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- A sandwich with meat inside a round bread bun.
- Small pieces of dough filled with meat or vegetables.
- Flat sweet cakes often eaten for breakfast with syrup.
- An Italian food with bread, tomato sauce and cheese.
- A French buttery bread that is shaped like a moon.
- Italian ice cream.
12 Clues: Italian ice cream. • A Japanese dish made with rice and raw fish. • A sandwich with meat inside a round bread bun. • A spicy sauce dish popular in India and Thailand. • A French buttery bread that is shaped like a moon. • An Italian food with bread, tomato sauce and cheese. • Long thin pasta often eaten in many Asian countries. • ...
Quiz#4 basic VT26 2026-03-05
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- the skill of managing political relations between countries
- something unusual or remarkable that attracts attention
- a serious, often sudden, disruption of a community's functioning that causes widespread human, economic, or environmental losses exceeding the affected area's ability to cope
- a book or resource that lists synonyms (words with similar meanings)
- a very small island east of Africa
- the pattern of beats or timing in music
- explained or represented in words
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- deep sympathy and concern for others’ suffering
- produced or created (often by a computer or AI)
- relating to the Middle Ages (roughly 500–1500 AD)
- causing serious damage or harm
- a group organized like an army but not officially part of the national military
12 Clues: causing serious damage or harm • explained or represented in words • a very small island east of Africa • the pattern of beats or timing in music • deep sympathy and concern for others’ suffering • produced or created (often by a computer or AI) • relating to the Middle Ages (roughly 500–1500 AD) • something unusual or remarkable that attracts attention • ...
TWIG Module 4 2025-02-20
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- The force cause by people, furniture, or other parts on a structure
- The distance between two peaks left to right
- A measure of how far north or south a place is on Earth
- The LAX Theme building
- The amount of force pushing sideways on a structure
- The height of a wave from the middle to the tops
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- Sakamoto's earthquake proof house was...
- Large pieces of Earth's crust that move and cause earthquakes
- A break in Earth's crust where earthquakes can happen
- A type of movement or force cause by earthquakes
- A shaped structure that is the strongest against earthquakes
- A measure of how far east or west a place is on Earth
12 Clues: The LAX Theme building • Sakamoto's earthquake proof house was... • The distance between two peaks left to right • A type of movement or force cause by earthquakes • The height of a wave from the middle to the tops • The amount of force pushing sideways on a structure • A break in Earth's crust where earthquakes can happen • ...
WH2 Unit 8 2025-04-27
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- Rival political group to the PLO
- Declared statehood in 1948
- After WWI, Great Britain had control of this country in the Middle East
- Place where Ayatollah Khomeini overthrew the shah
- The 2 main branches of Islam are Shiite and ______.
- US President who helped broker peace between Israel and Egypt
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- The Camp David accords were signed at the presidential retreat in the state of _____.
- This was the movement for Jews to have a homeland
- Israeli prime minister who signed peace treaty with Israel
- City sacred to Christians, Jews, and Muslims
- 9/11 terrorist attacks were on the World Trade Center and ______
- Egyptian president assassinated for the peace treaty with Israel
12 Clues: Declared statehood in 1948 • Rival political group to the PLO • City sacred to Christians, Jews, and Muslims • This was the movement for Jews to have a homeland • Place where Ayatollah Khomeini overthrew the shah • The 2 main branches of Islam are Shiite and ______. • Israeli prime minister who signed peace treaty with Israel • ...
Tower Hamlets Crossword 2025-07-31
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- Clue: Party aiming high, rising from Tower roots
- Wick Clue: Burnt end of candle found in East London (7,4)
- of London Clue: Olden fort now, repositioned to earn global praise (5,2,6)
- Fit Clue: Punchy workout tailored to shape (3,3)
- Rahman Clue: Fluent hurrah! He returns, reshaped by scandal
- Road Clue: Ancient route leads to empire’s heart (5,4)
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- Gallery Clue: Where pale church hides art (12,7)
- Halsey Clue: From bins to boards (5,6)
- Printworks Clue: Minister’s rush job saves millions—prints favours? (10,10)
- Lane Clue: Masonry path laid with spice and stories (5,4)
- Books Clue: Shakespeare’s library? Sounds poetic!
- Room Clue: Place to eat, perhaps with a break in the middle? (5,4)
12 Clues: Halsey Clue: From bins to boards (5,6) • Gallery Clue: Where pale church hides art (12,7) • Clue: Party aiming high, rising from Tower roots • Fit Clue: Punchy workout tailored to shape (3,3) • Books Clue: Shakespeare’s library? Sounds poetic! • Road Clue: Ancient route leads to empire’s heart (5,4) • Wick Clue: Burnt end of candle found in East London (7,4) • ...
Ottoman Empire 2016-10-11
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- overcome and take control of something using military force
- any part of the earth's surface not covered by a body of water
- the former name of Istanbul from ad 330
- the tenth and longest-reigning sultan of the Ottoman Empire
- relating to the Turkish dynasty of Osman
- East an area of southwestern Asia and northern Africa; includes Iraq, Iran, Egypt etc.
- the religion of the Muslims
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- a group of nations or peoples ruled over by an emperor, empress, or other powerful sovereign or government
- a Muslim sovereign
- religion of Christians
- a port in Turkey on the Bosporus that straddles Europe and Asia
- a member of the Turkish infantry forming the Sultan's guard between the 14th and 19th centuries
- north west of Iraq
13 Clues: a Muslim sovereign • north west of Iraq • religion of Christians • the religion of the Muslims • the former name of Istanbul from ad 330 • relating to the Turkish dynasty of Osman • overcome and take control of something using military force • the tenth and longest-reigning sultan of the Ottoman Empire • any part of the earth's surface not covered by a body of water • ...
nicholas cage geography puzzle 2022-09-02
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- monotheistic religion based off of jesus christ's beliefs
- a new method
- an area ruled by a lord
- a navigational tool used to tell latitude
- the system of rule by lords who ruled lands but owed loyalty and military service to a monarch
- a relation ship between two people that share a common ancestor
- a group of people who travel together for safety
- the wars fought by the Christians for the holy land
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- a region of grasslands
- a family froup that includes uncle, aunts, grandparents, parents and nieces and nephews
- monotheistic religion based off the beliefs of muhammad
- the burst of learning in europe form the late 1300s to about 1600
- a system of trade routes that connects china to the middle east
13 Clues: a new method • a region of grasslands • an area ruled by a lord • a navigational tool used to tell latitude • a group of people who travel together for safety • the wars fought by the Christians for the holy land • monotheistic religion based off the beliefs of muhammad • monotheistic religion based off of jesus christ's beliefs • ...
ITALY - GEOGRAPHY 2023-11-01
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- A CITY LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ITALIAN PENINSULA
- A MOUNTAIN RANGE THAT TRETCHES FROM NORTHERN ITALY TO SOUTHRN ITALY
- THIS SEA EXTENDS FROM THE GULF OF VENICE SOUTH AND LINKS TO THE IONIAN SEA
- AN AREA OF LAND SURROUNDED BY WATER ON THREE SIDES
- A COUNTRY NORTH OF ITALY
- A LARGE ITALIAN ISLAND IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA
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- A COUNTRY EAST OF ITALY
- A CITY ON THE COAST OF THE LIGURIAN SEA
- ROME WAS LOCATED ALONGSIDE THIS RIVER
- THE LONGEST RIVER IN ITALY, IT FLOWS EASTWARD ALONG NORTHEN ITALY
- THE LARGEST MEDITERRANEAN ISLAND, JUST OFF THE "TOE" OF ITALY'S "BOOT"
- A MOUNTAIN RANGETHAT FORMS A NATURAL BOUNDARY ALONG ROME'S NORTHERN BORDER
- ROME WAS LOCATED 15 MILES INLAND FROM THIS SEA
13 Clues: A COUNTRY EAST OF ITALY • A COUNTRY NORTH OF ITALY • ROME WAS LOCATED ALONGSIDE THIS RIVER • A CITY ON THE COAST OF THE LIGURIAN SEA • ROME WAS LOCATED 15 MILES INLAND FROM THIS SEA • A LARGE ITALIAN ISLAND IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA • AN AREA OF LAND SURROUNDED BY WATER ON THREE SIDES • A CITY LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ITALIAN PENINSULA • ...
TCI Lesson 33 The Renaissance Begins Review 2024-05-21
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- Renaissance refers to the rebirth of the ____ culture.
- A trade route that began in China and ran to the Black Sea
- Greek and Roman art influenced ___ artists.
- These people became important with the creation of standardized money.
- A philosophy that centered on the worth of an individual.
- People who sponsor art and artists.
- Independent republics in Italy that were wealthy and powerful.
- A geographic factor that contributed to Italy's economic success.
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- The Renaissance began at the end of the_____ ___.
- This group brought learning back from the East to Europe.
- This person is known as the founder of the Italian Renaissance.
- A place built by the wealthy to encourage further education
- People who traded goods all over Europe.
13 Clues: People who sponsor art and artists. • People who traded goods all over Europe. • Greek and Roman art influenced ___ artists. • The Renaissance began at the end of the_____ ___. • Renaissance refers to the rebirth of the ____ culture. • This group brought learning back from the East to Europe. • A philosophy that centered on the worth of an individual. • ...
The Mongols 2022-09-12
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- the Khan over the Yuan dynasty
- the Mongols are known for spreading this disease
- the first major Mongol khan
- a round tent-like structure the Mongols live in
- a group of nomadic pastoral tribes that originated from Northern China and Eastern Russia
- the khanate that is located in modern day Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
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- the branch of the Mongolian empire that took over West Asia into modern day Russia
- a Mongolian king
- the branch of the Mongolian empire that took over Persia (Middle East)
- an innovation made by the Mongols to help in siege warfare
- the Chinese dynasty that the Mongols created
- to surround a fortification in order to take it over
12 Clues: a Mongolian king • the first major Mongol khan • the Khan over the Yuan dynasty • the Chinese dynasty that the Mongols created • a round tent-like structure the Mongols live in • the Mongols are known for spreading this disease • to surround a fortification in order to take it over • an innovation made by the Mongols to help in siege warfare • ...
Renaissance 2023-05-25
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- a person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, cause, or activity
- A sun-centered theory of the universe
- An influential sculptor and painter
- A merchant/now explorer that traveled to China
- Ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture (exemplary standard)
- A family that controlled the government
- An interest in worldly ideas and events
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- A way of showing people things as they appear from different distances
- Belief in the worth of the individual
- A German printer that developed a moveable metal type printing press
- A rebirth in classical ideas
- An ancient trade route that linked the Western world with the Middle East and Asia
12 Clues: A rebirth in classical ideas • An influential sculptor and painter • Belief in the worth of the individual • A sun-centered theory of the universe • A family that controlled the government • An interest in worldly ideas and events • A merchant/now explorer that traveled to China • A German printer that developed a moveable metal type printing press • ...
United States Geographic Information 2023-09-19
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- the bodies of water that are north of the united states
- the river that is the middle of the united states
- the capital of the united states
- the country that is north of the united states
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- the body of water that is south of the united states
- the ocean to the east of the united states
- the country that is south of the united states
- the mountains that are in the eastern united states
- the number of states in the united states
- america the united states is located on this continent
- the mountains that are in the western united states
- the ocean that is west of the united states
12 Clues: the capital of the united states • the number of states in the united states • the ocean to the east of the united states • the ocean that is west of the united states • the country that is south of the united states • the country that is north of the united states • the river that is the middle of the united states • the mountains that are in the eastern united states • ...
Renaissance Magazine 2025-05-05
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- Techniques used to create the illusion of a 3 dimensional shape
- The man who invented the printing press
- A theory that proposed that the sun was the center of the solar system rather then the earth
- A venetian merchant explorer who traveled from Europe to Asia
- An ancient trade route that linked the western world with middle east & asia
- Someone non religious or related to religion
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- The revival of art and literature
- Painter of the Sisintine Chapel
- The greatest bankers in Florence
- The idea that emphasizes the value and potential of human beings
- A person who gives money to an artist
- Relating to Ancient Greek, latin, art, literature, or culture
12 Clues: Painter of the Sisintine Chapel • The greatest bankers in Florence • The revival of art and literature • A person who gives money to an artist • The man who invented the printing press • Someone non religious or related to religion • A venetian merchant explorer who traveled from Europe to Asia • Relating to Ancient Greek, latin, art, literature, or culture • ...
Unit 3 Review 2026-03-31
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- Religion that started in India but is mostly popular in other parts of Asia today
- This cartel tries to influence the price of oil
- Modern city in the Middle East home to the world's tallest building
- Country who left India and partitioned it into two countries
- Israel launched a war here after Hamas attacks
- Country to the north of India with a capital called Kathmandu
- Muslims are forbidden from consuming these types of beverages
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- Means "land between two rivers"
- People moving to cities, this trend is increasing over time
- Capital of Pakistan
- Indian leader who led independence movement
- Nation-state that was created in 1948 to be a homeland for the Jews
12 Clues: Capital of Pakistan • Means "land between two rivers" • Indian leader who led independence movement • Israel launched a war here after Hamas attacks • This cartel tries to influence the price of oil • People moving to cities, this trend is increasing over time • Country who left India and partitioned it into two countries • ...
Renaissance Crossword 2026-05-08
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- The Creator of The Ceiling of The Sistine Chapel
- A Time of Rebirth
- A Way of Showing People and Things as They Appear at Different Distances
- Famous Merchant Who Wrote a Book About His Adventures and Amazed Europeans With His Stories About Life in China
- Someone Who Supports Projects and Art Financially
- A Line of Rulers in Florence Who Ruled it For Many Years
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- Traditional Style Relating to Ancient Greek and Roman Culture
- To Focus on Worldly, Temporal matters
- A Sun Centered Theory of the Universe
- A Trade Road That China and The Middle East Used to Trade Silk and Spices
- The Belief in Worth of the Individual
- The Person Who Developed the Printing Press.
12 Clues: A Time of Rebirth • To Focus on Worldly, Temporal matters • A Sun Centered Theory of the Universe • The Belief in Worth of the Individual • The Person Who Developed the Printing Press. • The Creator of The Ceiling of The Sistine Chapel • Someone Who Supports Projects and Art Financially • A Line of Rulers in Florence Who Ruled it For Many Years • ...
Ottoman Empire Crosswords 2016-10-11
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- A extensive area in SouthWest Asia.
- The former name of Istanbul.
- An empire founded in 1299 by Oghuz Turks under Osman I in northwestern Anatolia.
- An extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
- A Muslim sovereign.
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- The religion of Christians.
- Tenth and longest-reigning sultan of the Ottoman Empire, from 1520 to his death in 1566.
- The leader of the Ottoman Turks and founder of the Ottoman dynasty.
- A country located in the Middle East that is West of Instabul.
- Someone he takes over land in search of something.
- The religion of Muslims.
- A port in Turkey on the Bosporus that straddles Europe and Asia.
- A piece of area.
13 Clues: A piece of area. • A Muslim sovereign. • The religion of Muslims. • The religion of Christians. • The former name of Istanbul. • A extensive area in SouthWest Asia. • Someone he takes over land in search of something. • A country located in the Middle East that is West of Instabul. • A port in Turkey on the Bosporus that straddles Europe and Asia. • ...
Ottoman Empire Crosswords 2016-10-11
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- A extensive area in SouthWest Asia.
- The former name of Istanbul.
- An empire founded in 1299 by Oghuz Turks under Osman I in northwestern Anatolia.
- An extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
- A Muslim sovereign.
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- The religion of Christians.
- Tenth and longest-reigning sultan of the Ottoman Empire, from 1520 to his death in 1566.
- The leader of the Ottoman Turks and founder of the Ottoman dynasty.
- A country located in the Middle East that is West of Instabul.
- Someone he takes over land in search of something.
- The religion of Muslims.
- A port in Turkey on the Bosporus that straddles Europe and Asia.
- A piece of area.
13 Clues: A piece of area. • A Muslim sovereign. • The religion of Muslims. • The religion of Christians. • The former name of Istanbul. • A extensive area in SouthWest Asia. • Someone he takes over land in search of something. • A country located in the Middle East that is West of Instabul. • A port in Turkey on the Bosporus that straddles Europe and Asia. • ...
Petra 2025-04-07
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- areas or rooms where bodies of dead people are stored
- very old and from a different time period than ours
- the process of finding something for the first time
- people who lived over 2,000 years ago in the Middle East
- a place where money or valuables are kept safe
- City a busy trade center city built around 300 BCE
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- a type of soft rock made up of small pieces of sand and minerals
- to make something by carefully cutting and shaping
- name of a large ancient empire based in Italy
- an extensive group of states or countries under a supreme authority
- what happens when two parts of the earth's crust bump each other
- canyon that leads to Petra
- what the Nabataeans worshipped
13 Clues: canyon that leads to Petra • what the Nabataeans worshipped • name of a large ancient empire based in Italy • a place where money or valuables are kept safe • to make something by carefully cutting and shaping • very old and from a different time period than ours • the process of finding something for the first time • City a busy trade center city built around 300 BCE • ...
Early humans 2020-10-15
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- What was the most earliest known community found in the Middle East?
- People who moved place to place
- What was the nickname of a hominid that was nearly 3 million years old?
- Traces of plants or animals that have been preserved in rock in rock.
- What kind of food did the Nomads eat?
- Early people expressed themselves not only in words but in ...
- Scientists who studies human development.
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- What metal did the Neolithic people use to make harder tools?
- "Old Stone in Greek means...
- What was the main activity of Paleolithic people?
- What was the most significant discovery of Paleolithic people?
- What material did the Neolithic people use to make clothing?
12 Clues: "Old Stone in Greek means... • People who moved place to place • What kind of food did the Nomads eat? • Scientists who studies human development. • What was the main activity of Paleolithic people? • What material did the Neolithic people use to make clothing? • What metal did the Neolithic people use to make harder tools? • ...
Partners Relief & Development 2022-02-14
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- President and founder of Partners
- The location of our operations' office in Southeast Asia
- The city that our U.S. office is located in
- The country in the Middle East where a civil war started in 2011
- The first country Partners started in
- Partners' hashtag
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- The refugee camp that is home to primarily the Rohingya in Bangladesh
- The month that the military coup took place in Myanmar in 2021
- The main prongs of Partners' sustainable development work are healthcare and-
- The Kurdistan region spans four countries: southeastern Turkey, northern Syria, and northwestern Iran. The fourth country is-
- a stateless Muslim minority in Myanmar's Rakhine State
- The capital of Myanmar
12 Clues: Partners' hashtag • The capital of Myanmar • President and founder of Partners • The first country Partners started in • The city that our U.S. office is located in • a stateless Muslim minority in Myanmar's Rakhine State • The location of our operations' office in Southeast Asia • The month that the military coup took place in Myanmar in 2021 • ...
Revision SA-1 2016 2016-09-07
Across
- Imaginary, vertical lines on the globe running from north to south.
- A book of maps.
- A line running exactly through the middle of the Globe in the east-west direction.
- The blue colour in the map shows____________
- The drawing of a part or the whole of the Earth’s surface on a flat surface
- The information usually given at the foot of the map.
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- Primitive tribe of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- The height of a place above the sea level.
- Imaginary line around which the Earth rotates.
- The cultural capital of the Arab World.
- The model of the earth
- The biggest port and railway terminal in the Democratic Republic of Congo
12 Clues: A book of maps. • The model of the earth • The cultural capital of the Arab World. • The height of a place above the sea level. • The blue colour in the map shows____________ • Imaginary line around which the Earth rotates. • Primitive tribe of the Democratic Republic of Congo. • The information usually given at the foot of the map. • ...
Renaissance 2023-05-25
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- A person or a name
- A sun centered or theory of the universe.
- Renaissance were Leonardo
- Marco Polo was an italian merchant
- Behaviors are learned by connecting a neutral stimulus with a positive one.
- The Medici family controlled the government for many years.
- That is they became more interested in worldly ideas and events, not just religious ones.
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- A way of showing people pictures as if they appear from a distance.
- An emphasis on worldly concerns, belief in the worth of the individual and that reason is the path to knowledge.
- Gutenberg is a range
- A french word from “rebirth”
- A trade route where they can carry goods throughout middle east
12 Clues: A person or a name • Gutenberg is a range • Renaissance were Leonardo • A french word from “rebirth” • Marco Polo was an italian merchant • A sun centered or theory of the universe. • The Medici family controlled the government for many years. • A trade route where they can carry goods throughout middle east • ...
amoc 2025-12-07
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- the committee questioned the long-term xxxxxx of the startup.
- the new regulations could xxxxxx affect small businesses.
- the disagreement threatens to xxxxxx into a major conflict.
- the rainforest is known for its lush, xxxxxx vegetation.
- the team is focused on xxxxxx high quality standards.
- the leaders met to discuss xxxxxx stability in the Middle East.
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- the hurricane caused xxxxxx damage along the coast.
- the illness became xxxxxx throughout the community.
- the research project spanned over three xxxxxx to gather sufficient data.
- the climate in the region is generally xxxxxx, with mild seasons.
- they traveled to the xxxxxx regions to see the aurora borealis.
- the region's economy relies heavily on xxxxxx and farming.
12 Clues: the hurricane caused xxxxxx damage along the coast. • the illness became xxxxxx throughout the community. • the team is focused on xxxxxx high quality standards. • the rainforest is known for its lush, xxxxxx vegetation. • the new regulations could xxxxxx affect small businesses. • the region's economy relies heavily on xxxxxx and farming. • ...
Islam crossword 2026-02-24
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- – A Muslim place of worship.
- – Towers on mosques used for the call to prayer.
- – The holiest city in Islam and Muhammad’s birthplace.
- – An Arabic word meaning “struggle,” often referring to a spiritual struggle or defense of Islam.
- – Muslims who believe leadership should have stayed within Muhammad’s family.
- – Muslims who believe the community should choose its leader.
- – Decorative, artistic handwriting, especially important in Islamic art.
- Nomadic Arab tribes who traditionally lived in the deserts of the Middle East.
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- The founder of Islam and believed by Muslims to be the final prophet of God.
- – A leader of the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death.
- – The Islamic state ruled by a caliph.
- – The Islamic holy month of fasting.
12 Clues: – A Muslim place of worship. • – The Islamic holy month of fasting. • – The Islamic state ruled by a caliph. • – Towers on mosques used for the call to prayer. • – The holiest city in Islam and Muhammad’s birthplace. • – A leader of the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death. • – Muslims who believe the community should choose its leader. • ...
Islam crossword 2026-02-24
Across
- – A Muslim place of worship.
- – Towers on mosques used for the call to prayer.
- – The holiest city in Islam and Muhammad’s birthplace.
- – An Arabic word meaning “struggle,” often referring to a spiritual struggle or defense of Islam.
- – Muslims who believe leadership should have stayed within Muhammad’s family.
- – Muslims who believe the community should choose its leader.
- – Decorative, artistic handwriting, especially important in Islamic art.
- Nomadic Arab tribes who traditionally lived in the deserts of the Middle East.
Down
- The founder of Islam and believed by Muslims to be the final prophet of God.
- – A leader of the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death.
- – The Islamic state ruled by a caliph.
- – The Islamic holy month of fasting.
12 Clues: – A Muslim place of worship. • – The Islamic holy month of fasting. • – The Islamic state ruled by a caliph. • – Towers on mosques used for the call to prayer. • – The holiest city in Islam and Muhammad’s birthplace. • – A leader of the Muslim community after Muhammad’s death. • – Muslims who believe the community should choose its leader. • ...
English IPBL - Group 4 (Word search) 2023-04-03
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- It is 5 letter word that originates from middle-east
- Something you like to see as soon as you enter a restaurant
- If eaten excessively it may cause obesity
- It adds bulk to undigested food.
- It is a seafood , it's main nutrient is omega 3-Fatty acids
- A carbohydrate rich food
- A substance that provides energy in our body for proper growth
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- It helps in building body tissues
- Symptoms of this disease may include dizziness or weight loss
- Mineral we get from lean meats, grain and milk.
- You get this from eating celery and table salt
- Something that is present in dairy products
- It is a 3 letter word that provides us with protein and calcium
13 Clues: A carbohydrate rich food • It adds bulk to undigested food. • It helps in building body tissues • If eaten excessively it may cause obesity • Something that is present in dairy products • You get this from eating celery and table salt • Mineral we get from lean meats, grain and milk. • It is 5 letter word that originates from middle-east • ...
Topic 2 - Vocabulary Review 2026-01-16
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- An independent city and its surrounding territory
- an idea or way of doing things that is common in a certain culture
- A temple, built as a pyramid shaped tower
- A state containing several countries or territories
- A system of writing that uses triangular-shaped symbols
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- a set of laws that govern life in the Babylonian Empire
- Means the "land between the rivers" in Greek
- To supply water to
- an independent state that works with other states to achieve a shared goal
- to control or strongly influence
- A region of the Middle East that stretches from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea
- The belief in more than one god
- The idea that everyone must obey the laws
13 Clues: To supply water to • The belief in more than one god • to control or strongly influence • A temple, built as a pyramid shaped tower • The idea that everyone must obey the laws • Means the "land between the rivers" in Greek • An independent city and its surrounding territory • A state containing several countries or territories • ...
Mod 3 Week 2 2022-11-09
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- sudden rise in flow
- not believing that something is true.
- Kora's middle name
- Ryan's middle name
- Ward's middle name
- people who watch an event
- pieces of something that was broken or destroyed.
- to rise up again
- Raelynn's middle name
- to act with a lot of love and admiration.
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- a large increase in its depth.
- shown a commitment to something.
- Alyssa has two middle names this one is a flower
- Landan's middle name
- Dalton's middle name
- Died.
- Carson's middle name
- to have the skill or ability to do something.
18 Clues: Died. • to rise up again • Kora's middle name • Ryan's middle name • Ward's middle name • sudden rise in flow • Landan's middle name • Dalton's middle name • Carson's middle name • Raelynn's middle name • people who watch an event • a large increase in its depth. • shown a commitment to something. • not believing that something is true. • to act with a lot of love and admiration. • ...
Science crossword puzzle 2024-10-23
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- Numerical measure of a line's inclination relative to the horizontal.
- the vertical distance or difference in elevation between contour lines.
- a landform that rises at least 1,000 feet (300 meters) or more above its surrounding area.
- the line of 0° longitude, the starting point for measuring distance both east and west around Earth.
- a flat, elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area on at least one side.
- The vertical distance between a standard reference point, such as sea level, and the top of an object or point on the Earth, such as a mountain.
- a broad area of relatively flat land.
- the term used for the differences in height from place to place on the land's surface
- features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain
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- measures distance east or west of the prime meridian.
- an imaginary line around the middle of a planet or other celestial body.
- a line drawn on a topographic map to indicate ground elevation or depression.
- A representation of a region of three-dimensional space, such as of the Earth or a part of the universe, usually on a two-dimensional plane surface.
- measures the distance north or south of the equator.
- The three-dimensional arrangement of physical attributes (such as shape, height, and depth) of a land surface in a place or region.
15 Clues: a broad area of relatively flat land. • measures the distance north or south of the equator. • measures distance east or west of the prime meridian. • features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain • Numerical measure of a line's inclination relative to the horizontal. • the vertical distance or difference in elevation between contour lines. • ...
Chapter 15 puzzle 2023-02-27
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- A narrow belt of strong winds that blow in the upper troposphere
- the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure
- the transfer of energy by the circulation or movement of a liquid or gas
- the layer of the atmosphere between the stratosphere and the thermosphere and in which temperature decreases as altitude increases
- the middle layer of the atmosphere in which temperature increase as altitude increases
- a mixture of gases that surrounds a planter or moon
- prevailing winds that blow from east to west between 60 degrees and 90 degrees latitude in both hemispheres
- the lowest layer of the atmosphere, in which temperature decreases at a constant rate as altitude increases
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- the transfer of energy as heat through a material
- the apparent curving of the path of a moving object from an otherwise straight path due to the earth’s rotation
- the transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves
- the uppermost layer of the atmosphere, in which temperature increases as altitude increases
- the measure of the force with which air molecules push on a surface
- Prevailing winds that blow from west to east between 30 degrees and 60 degrees latitude in both hemispheres
- Prevailing winds that blow northeast from 30 degrees north latitude to the equator and that blow southeast from 30 degrees south latitude to the equator
15 Clues: the transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves • the transfer of energy as heat through a material • a mixture of gases that surrounds a planter or moon • the movement of air caused by differences in air pressure • A narrow belt of strong winds that blow in the upper troposphere • the measure of the force with which air molecules push on a surface • ...
Iron Curtain 2025-05-09
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- Metaphor for the barrier between East and West
- Control over info, prevalent in Eastern Europe
- Political ideology associated with Eastern bloc.
- Capital city divided by the iron curtain
- Biased info used to promote politics
- The atmosphere of distrust during the cold West
- Spying activities between East and West
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- Economic system the Western bloc.
- Upsurge against communist regimes in Eastern
- period of geopolitical tension post WWII
- Symbolic material representing division
- Military alliances formed in response to soviet
- The side of Europe under Soviet influence
- referring to the former USSR, a key player
- The side of Europe aligned with NATO
15 Clues: Economic system the Western bloc. • Biased info used to promote politics • The side of Europe aligned with NATO • Symbolic material representing division • Spying activities between East and West • period of geopolitical tension post WWII • Capital city divided by the iron curtain • The side of Europe under Soviet influence • referring to the former USSR, a key player • ...
Chapter 8 Earth Science Vocab Crossword 2017-02-07
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- Physical features of the Earth's surface found in a particular area
- Measure of distance east and west of the Prime Meridian
- Large area of relatively flat land high above sea level (high elevation)
- Low flat area found inland on a continent, higher elevation than a COASTAL PLAIN
- Natural land form reaching high elevations with a narrow summit (peak/top) and steep slopes (sides)
- Parallel series of mountains with same general shape and structure
- Large group of mountains, including Mountain ranges and systems
- Lines running from the north to the south poles marking the distance east and west of the Prime Meridian (zero degrees)
- Imaginary line that runs east and west and divides the plant into the northern and southern hemisphere
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- Major landmass rising well above sea level, millions of square kilometers large
- Meridian which runs through Greenwich England at zero degrees (east/west)
- Low flat area along a coast
- Small land mass surrounded by water
- Measure of distance north and south of the equator
- Group of mountain ranges in a similar area
- Height above sea level
- Difference in elevation within an area
- Area with low relief (flat) can be coastal or interior
- The shape of the Earth's surface
19 Clues: Height above sea level • Low flat area along a coast • The shape of the Earth's surface • Small land mass surrounded by water • Difference in elevation within an area • Group of mountain ranges in a similar area • Measure of distance north and south of the equator • Area with low relief (flat) can be coastal or interior • ...
12 Months of Christmas 2023-12-25
12 Clues: Solly's • The Naam • The Main • Greenhorn • Frankie's • The Workshop • East is East • Hot Coco Fest • Canyon Lights • Granville Island • Main Street Cafe • Thierry Mount Pleasant
Mapping 2023-09-20
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- Model of Earth
- Shows major landforms and water on an area; Land - plains, mountains, plateaus
- height of land above sea level
- Circle Earth East to West; also known as parallels
- Set of lines marked off in miles or kilometers.
- Rose, shows cardinal directions - north, south, east, west
- Shows how humans have divided Earth's surface; shows borders, cities, and roads
- Half of the Earth, split by either the Equator or the Prime Meridian
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- extends west to east; measures North and South
- Circle Earth North to South; also known as Meridians
- A small box set inside a map, that shows more detail about main map.
- Region's weather over long period of time
- key, A list of words or pictures used to describe symbols on a map; also called a map legend.
- extends north to south; measures East and West
14 Clues: Model of Earth • height of land above sea level • Region's weather over long period of time • extends west to east; measures North and South • extends north to south; measures East and West • Set of lines marked off in miles or kilometers. • Circle Earth East to West; also known as parallels • Circle Earth North to South; also known as Meridians • ...
Mary Visits Elizabeth 2021-12-15
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- The region of the Middle East where Jesus was born
- When Mary was visited by the angel Gabriel and was told she would be the mother of Jesus
- Of, from, or like God
- The third part of the Holy Trinity that is represented by the dove
Down
- The husband of Elizabeth
- He leapt for joy when Mary visited his mother
- The mother of Jesus
7 Clues: The mother of Jesus • Of, from, or like God • The husband of Elizabeth • He leapt for joy when Mary visited his mother • The region of the Middle East where Jesus was born • The third part of the Holy Trinity that is represented by the dove • When Mary was visited by the angel Gabriel and was told she would be the mother of Jesus
Dates and Events 2024-03-18
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- A recognized country since 12,500 BCE.
- An acronym for a political movement group that occupies the Gaza Strip.
- The most common religion in the Middle-East.
- The date in which Israel formally declared war on Hamas.
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- A recognized country since 1948.
- The president of Israel.
- One of the oldest cities in West Asia that home all three main religions in the world.
7 Clues: The president of Israel. • A recognized country since 1948. • A recognized country since 12,500 BCE. • The most common religion in the Middle-East. • The date in which Israel formally declared war on Hamas. • An acronym for a political movement group that occupies the Gaza Strip. • ...
Eastern Europe 2020-12-14
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- South of the Gulf of Finland
- Capital of Russia
- South of the Barents Sea
- West of Russia
- East of the Baltic Sea
- Captial of Lithuania
- Surrounds the Crimean Peninsula
- South of the Ukraine
- Mountains that divide Asia from Europe
- North of the Ukraine
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- Capital of Latvia
- The Volga River drains into this
- Tiny sea
- Captial of the Ukraine
- East of Poland
- Captial of Estonia
- Capital of Belarus
- Captial of Moldova
- Kama River is a tributary of this river
- Mountains on Russia's Southern border
20 Clues: Tiny sea • East of Poland • West of Russia • Capital of Latvia • Capital of Russia • Captial of Estonia • Capital of Belarus • Captial of Moldova • Captial of Lithuania • South of the Ukraine • North of the Ukraine • Captial of the Ukraine • East of the Baltic Sea • South of the Barents Sea • South of the Gulf of Finland • Surrounds the Crimean Peninsula • The Volga River drains into this • ...
Christianity Terminology 2021-05-30
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- Declaration of faith
- Bishops are successors of apostles
- Gold structure built on top of iconostasis
- To make payment for, Jesus took society sins
- God
- Wall of Icons and religious paintings
- Fully God and fully Human
- God understood only as himself
- Section after heavenly gates
- Christ, Ruler of Universe
- Meaning Ark
Down
- Taking away the veil
- Chandelier, Acknowledgement of Heaven
- Nothing can define God
- Christos
- Describes Union of Christ
- Of the same substance
- To the East, Orthodox face East
- Born From
- God made flesh
20 Clues: God • Christos • Born From • Meaning Ark • God made flesh • Taking away the veil • Declaration of faith • Of the same substance • Nothing can define God • Describes Union of Christ • Fully God and fully Human • Christ, Ruler of Universe • Section after heavenly gates • God understood only as himself • To the East, Orthodox face East • Bishops are successors of apostles • ...
4 2024-07-28
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- Fast-growing city
- Coastal town
- Namesake of its rivers
- NASA city
- "Come and Take It" city
- Austin park
- Town in South Texas
- East Texas river
- Hill country county
- Dallas suburb
- Independent person
- Known for oil
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- Rattlesnake roundup
- Bend in Austin
- Tall City
- Wild horses
- Hill Country river
- Between Dallas and FW
- East Texas city
- Defunct Texas store
- Border county
- Town with caverns
- Buddy Holly's town
- Rose capital
- Home of Baylor University
25 Clues: Tall City • NASA city • Wild horses • Austin park • Coastal town • Rose capital • Border county • Dallas suburb • Known for oil • Bend in Austin • East Texas city • East Texas river • Fast-growing city • Town with caverns • Hill Country river • Buddy Holly's town • Independent person • Rattlesnake roundup • Defunct Texas store • Town in South Texas • Hill country county • Between Dallas and FW • ...
Yemen crossword 2015-04-13
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- abuse/ The main cause of death in Yemen.
- When people get addicted to drugs they have a.
- Time/ Why most of the people in Yemen start doing drugs.
- Another drug used in Yemen used for getting high is like a chew.
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- The main drug used in Yemen that gets you high.
- east/ Where is Yemen located.
- Young children in Yemen don't get this.
7 Clues: east/ Where is Yemen located. • Young children in Yemen don't get this. • abuse/ The main cause of death in Yemen. • When people get addicted to drugs they have a. • The main drug used in Yemen that gets you high. • Time/ Why most of the people in Yemen start doing drugs. • Another drug used in Yemen used for getting high is like a chew.
3.2 vocabulary 2023-09-07
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- a person who was educated and wrote books or other documents by hand
- the belief in Gods
- way of illustrating the social organization
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- ancient religious structures that resemble a pyramid
- system of writing that was widely used in the Middle East
- Babylonian Empire Chaldeans Empire gained power for a belief period following the Assyrian Empire
- tribes,clans,families or other groups ruled by men
7 Clues: the belief in Gods • way of illustrating the social organization • tribes,clans,families or other groups ruled by men • ancient religious structures that resemble a pyramid • system of writing that was widely used in the Middle East • a person who was educated and wrote books or other documents by hand • ...
3.2 vocabulary 2023-09-07
Across
- the belief in Gods
- ancient religious structures that resemble a pyramid
- a person who was educated and wrote books or other documents by hand
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- tribes,clans,families or other groups ruled by men
- system of writing that was widely used in the Middle East
- Chaldeans Empire gained power for a belief period following the Assyrian Empire
- way of illustrating the social organization
7 Clues: the belief in Gods • way of illustrating the social organization • tribes,clans,families or other groups ruled by men • ancient religious structures that resemble a pyramid • system of writing that was widely used in the Middle East • a person who was educated and wrote books or other documents by hand • ...
Lublin, Poland 2026-03-06
Across
- officials in Venice required Jews to live in an area called the ______.
- The Jewish council met twice each year during the ______ fairs.
- Jews from Spain, Portugal, and the Middle East were called _________.
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- Jews settled in many cities of ______.
- The Jeshybot Yeshiva became the largest ________ school in the world.
- The city hosted two _____ every year.
- Jews left many of the cities of _____.
7 Clues: The city hosted two _____ every year. • Jews settled in many cities of ______. • Jews left many of the cities of _____. • The Jewish council met twice each year during the ______ fairs. • The Jeshybot Yeshiva became the largest ________ school in the world. • Jews from Spain, Portugal, and the Middle East were called _________. • ...
- 2022-08-23
Across
- On rainy season, it’s dangerous to go fishing on the sea because of …
- A vulcano that is located on East Java
- A bird from east of Indonesia.
- Flora from central of Indonesia.
- A flora and fauna boundary line that separates west and central of Indonesia.
- The impact of plate collision.
- Asiatis’s flora.
- Transition period.
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- One of the three zone that’s separated by Wallace-Weber Line.
- Supply water to (land or crops) to help them grow.
- A characteristic of Australis Flora.
- The sience of physical geography.
- Part of east Indonesia.
- Rainy season happens on ...
- The zone that has variety of monkey and big mammals is …
15 Clues: Asiatis’s flora. • Transition period. • Part of east Indonesia. • Rainy season happens on ... • A bird from east of Indonesia. • The impact of plate collision. • Flora from central of Indonesia. • The sience of physical geography. • A characteristic of Australis Flora. • A vulcano that is located on East Java • Supply water to (land or crops) to help them grow. • ...
Unit 2 Middle Ages 2022-11-02
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- The dominant faith in most of Europe
- Eventually became the largest kingdom in Europe
- The English gave some rights to all of its citizens on the ________ Carta in 1215.
- A "free" laborer of the Middle Ages
- Why the Crusaders marched on the Holy Lands: God Wills It, aka Deus __________.
- A medieval laborer who was legally bound to an owner.
- System used in Europe to set up farming under the ownership of a lord or noble.
- They were the Japanese equivalent of European knights.
- This Khan created the Mongol Empire.
- Many of the Mongols inventions and innovations were in this field/area.
- They were near the top of the feudal "Pyramid".
- Economic & societal system; service in exchange for protection.Used in Europe and Japan.
- The representative government of England.
- It killed 25 million people in Europe alone; referred to as The Black Death.
- They were typically city people with a specialized skill.
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- Middle Age term to describe a knight or warrior
- The first major (super)ruler in Europe after the Romans
- Empire that was threatened by Islamic neighbors.
- Europeans march to the Middle East in the name of faith (and for territory).
- Stories from these people (like Marco Polo) created interest in the world outside of Europe.
- They possessed Jerusalem and the Holy Lands when the Crusades began.
- They created the largest continuous empire in world history.
- An in-demand item exchanged in the Indian Ocean Trade Route
- Camels loaded with trade good traveled in THESE on the Silk Roads and in Northern Africa.
- This religion spread to many places, including Africa due to trade.
- Japan can be described this way, a nation that cut itself off from most of the outside world.
- The Japanese warrior code
- These animals were used for transporting trade good across the Sahara Desert.
28 Clues: The Japanese warrior code • A "free" laborer of the Middle Ages • The dominant faith in most of Europe • This Khan created the Mongol Empire. • The representative government of England. • Middle Age term to describe a knight or warrior • Eventually became the largest kingdom in Europe • They were near the top of the feudal "Pyramid". • ...
Our Family 2020-03-15
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- Middle name is Aizlynn
- two royal guys
- A first & middle name (Cody)
- This guy didn't wrestle an angel, just brothers
- middle of one born May 10th
- Two, means triumphant
- Two is better than one TJ & Nancy
- Born on April 14th
- Casey and Alex middle
- Sum-Yee Sept. 6th
- Peter's middle name
- Born on our anniversary, June 23rd
- Melia and Tami bring us this
- Our little angel
- New guy
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- Two sisters' in Lehi first & middle
- Little boys' middle & first name
- Not the kind on roads
- Last three letters make his middle name
- Not the "Saige" of wisdom
- Holly and Lindsey middle
- Big boys' middle & first name
- Ming-Sum
- Two "shining" girls
- Same name as Memaw, different spelling
- What Cleopatra & Jason have in common
- Sweeet little Rose
- Jeremy & Caleb
- Asher & his dad, not Jack
- Not the "Paige" of a book
- We need her and lots of this in our lives
- Maggie & Aubry like Christmas
32 Clues: New guy • Ming-Sum • two royal guys • Jeremy & Caleb • Our little angel • Sum-Yee Sept. 6th • Born on April 14th • Sweeet little Rose • Two "shining" girls • Peter's middle name • Not the kind on roads • Two, means triumphant • Casey and Alex middle • Middle name is Aizlynn • Holly and Lindsey middle • Not the "Saige" of wisdom • Asher & his dad, not Jack • Not the "Paige" of a book • ...
Pedro and Terra's Wedding Crossword 2014-01-21
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- Name of this camp
- The town where Terra was born
- Terra's Mom
- Favourite fandom at the moment
- The town where Peter was born
- Peter's Mum
- Madison's middle name
- Australian penicillin
- Peter's middle name
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- Terra's job
- Favourite book
- The province where Terra was born
- The place where Peter and Terra live now
- Autumn's middle name
- Number of children
- Canadian blood
- The name of Peter's cat
- Terra's middle name
- Arya's middle name
- The name of Terra's cat
- Xan's middle name
21 Clues: Terra's job • Terra's Mom • Peter's Mum • Favourite book • Canadian blood • Name of this camp • Xan's middle name • Number of children • Arya's middle name • Terra's middle name • Peter's middle name • Autumn's middle name • Madison's middle name • Australian penicillin • The name of Peter's cat • The name of Terra's cat • The town where Terra was born • The town where Peter was born • ...
QUARTER 1 EXTRA CREDIT 2023-10-06
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- Type of government where nobles give out land in exchange for something
- Code of morals that knights had to follow
- First Christian emperor of Rome
- City where Islam was born
- Who won the Hundred Years War
- Mother language of Spanish and Portuguese
- Arguably the greatest leader of all time (hint: he had a lot of kids)
- Wanting Islamic dominance in the world
- Main prophet in Islam
- Type of Buddhism popular in Japan
- Christianity, Islam, and Judaism all come from him
- The empire Jesus was born in
- Japan's favorite food to grow
- Most common religion in the world
- Some may argue the most important Chinese invention ever
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- How many times Muslims should pray each day
- First major legal document written in 1215 AD (in England)
- The animal that caused the Black Plague
- Another word for empire used by Islamic kingdoms
- "The Tale of _________" by Lady Murasaki
- Islam's most important shrine (the box)
- Who lost the Hundred Years War
- What the peasants provided in a feudal system
- Oldest civilization in the world
- Religious journey to Mecca
- They provided protection in Middle Ages Japan
- The youngest "Big 5" religion
- Type of government where one person has all the power
- The more "open-minded" branch of Islam
- The side of the Roman Empire where the Christians lived
- Main prophet in Christianity
- They provided protection in Middle Ages Europe
32 Clues: Main prophet in Islam • City where Islam was born • Religious journey to Mecca • The empire Jesus was born in • Main prophet in Christianity • Who won the Hundred Years War • The youngest "Big 5" religion • Japan's favorite food to grow • Who lost the Hundred Years War • First Christian emperor of Rome • Oldest civilization in the world • Type of Buddhism popular in Japan • ...
African Mountains/ Landscape 2021-02-09
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- The biggest non-polar desert in the world.
- The tallest mountain in Africa.
- The place where you find most animals and has plants everywhere.
- One of Africa's biggest parts that has been battling desertification for a while.
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- This long valley comes from The Middle East and through the Horn of Africa.
- A mountain chain located in Morocco.
- the heart of the Savanna.
- The smaller desert in Africa located near the southern tip.
8 Clues: the heart of the Savanna. • The tallest mountain in Africa. • A mountain chain located in Morocco. • The biggest non-polar desert in the world. • The smaller desert in Africa located near the southern tip. • The place where you find most animals and has plants everywhere. • This long valley comes from The Middle East and through the Horn of Africa. • ...
Texas Vocabulary 2023-08-30
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- an imaginary line around the middle of a planet
- higher, more rolling, and rocky; includes Fort Worth and Abilene
- the line of 0 degrees longitude, starting point for measuring distance east and west around Earth
- commonly known as the High Plains in Texas, includes Austin and Lubbock
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- flat, low-lying land next to the ocean
- half of the Earth
- an area of land that has common features
- driest and windiest region in West Texas
8 Clues: half of the Earth • flat, low-lying land next to the ocean • an area of land that has common features • driest and windiest region in West Texas • an imaginary line around the middle of a planet • higher, more rolling, and rocky; includes Fort Worth and Abilene • commonly known as the High Plains in Texas, includes Austin and Lubbock • ...
Deserts 2024-12-23
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- Large animal with a hump that lives in hot deserts.
- Largest desert in the world.
- A desert animal that is nocturnal and hunts insects.
- A cold desert in northern China and Mongolia
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- A cold desert in India
- A plant that stores water in deserts.
- People who traditionally live in the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa.
- Type of trees that are often found in desert and have pointed needle like leaves.
8 Clues: A cold desert in India • Largest desert in the world. • A plant that stores water in deserts. • A cold desert in northern China and Mongolia • Large animal with a hump that lives in hot deserts. • A desert animal that is nocturnal and hunts insects. • People who traditionally live in the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa. • ...
The silk roads 2024-03-04
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- A terrifying disease that infected Eurasia in 1347 CE
- Which religion spread along the Middle East in the early 600s CE
- which emperor sent an official to the west of china
- Which traveler sailed from Europe to India By going around Africa
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- Modern country where the Ottoman Empire was founded
- An Italian traveler that had a journey along the Silk roads
- Which empire collapsed in 476 CE
- Which dynasty overthrew the Qin in 206 BCE
8 Clues: Which empire collapsed in 476 CE • Which dynasty overthrew the Qin in 206 BCE • Modern country where the Ottoman Empire was founded • which emperor sent an official to the west of china • A terrifying disease that infected Eurasia in 1347 CE • An Italian traveler that had a journey along the Silk roads • ...
Unit 1 Vocab AP African American Studies 2025-11-10
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- - Large family group with a common ancestor, important in African societies
- - Powerful West African empire famous for wealth and learning centers like Timbuktu.
- - Sea trade routes connecting Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
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- - Religion that spread in Ethiopia and parts of North Africa
- - Major river in Africa, important for farming and early civilizations.
- - 2nd largest continent
- - Dry region between the Sahara Desert and African grasslands.
- - City in Mali famous for trade and Islamic learning.
8 Clues: - 2nd largest continent • - City in Mali famous for trade and Islamic learning. • - Religion that spread in Ethiopia and parts of North Africa • - Dry region between the Sahara Desert and African grasslands. • - Sea trade routes connecting Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. • - Major river in Africa, important for farming and early civilizations. • ...
Boy Overboard 2015-02-27
5 Clues: A rogue group • a type of bomb • a country in the Middle East • a person who is discriminated against • A person who leaves their home for a better life in another country
Canadian History Lessons 1 and 2 By Eka 2024-02-07
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- 1.5 million years ago there was an
- When an ice age happens the earth gets covered with:
- what group of people did the Middle East decide to send out on boats
- (2 words) Which major explorer landed near Quebec
- who went to Newfoundland for England
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- (2 words) Which major explorer went to Cuba
- (3 words) What overland route was blocked due to fighting
7 Clues: 1.5 million years ago there was an • who went to Newfoundland for England • (2 words) Which major explorer went to Cuba • (2 words) Which major explorer landed near Quebec • When an ice age happens the earth gets covered with: • (3 words) What overland route was blocked due to fighting • what group of people did the Middle East decide to send out on boats
Canadian History Lessons 1 and 2 By Eka 2024-02-07
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- 1.5 million years ago there was an
- When an ice age happens the earth gets covered with:
- what group of people did the Middle East decide to send out on boats
- (2 words) Which major explorer landed near Quebec
- who went to Newfoundland for England
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- (2 words) Which major explorer went to Cuba
- (3 words) What overland route was blocked due to fighting
7 Clues: 1.5 million years ago there was an • who went to Newfoundland for England • (2 words) Which major explorer went to Cuba • (2 words) Which major explorer landed near Quebec • When an ice age happens the earth gets covered with: • (3 words) What overland route was blocked due to fighting • what group of people did the Middle East decide to send out on boats
Sun Moon Lake 2026-03-03
7 Clues: What county is Sun Moon Lake in? • It is the largest lake in Taiwan. • What is in the middle of Sun Moon Lake? • A word that means very important and holy • What side of the lake is round like the sun? • This tribe lived near the lake a long time ago. • What side of the lake is curved like a crescent moon?
Countries 2023-09-21
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- East Asian country with a flag featuring a red and blue Yin and Yang symbol surrounded by four black trigrams. Known for K-pop music, kimchi, and technological advancements.
- South American country with a flag containing a green field with a yellow diamond and a blue globe. Famous for its Amazon rainforest, samba music, and soccer.
- Island nation in Northwestern Europe with a flag featuring the Union Jack, known for the British monarchy, Big Ben, and afternoon tea.
- East Asian country with a flag featuring five yellow stars on a red field. Known for its ancient history, the Great Wall, and the Forbidden City.
- West African country with a flag featuring two green stripes, a white stripe, and a green "Y" shape, known for diverse cultures, Nollywood movies, and wildlife reserves.
- Middle Eastern country with a flag featuring a green field with a white sword and Arabic inscription, known for oil production, deserts, and Islamic heritage.
- Southern European country with a flag featuring horizontal bands of red and yellow, known for flamenco dancing, paella, and historic architecture.
- East Asian island nation with a flag featuring a red circle on a white background. Known for sushi, cherry blossoms, and advanced technology.
- Central European country with a flag featuring horizontal stripes of black, red, and gold, known for Oktoberfest, the Berlin Wall, and precision engineering.
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- North American country with a flag featuring vertical green, white, and red stripes and a central emblem. Known for tacos, mariachi music, and vibrant festivals.
- South American country with a flag featuring horizontal blue and white stripes with a yellow sun. Known for tango music, beef steaks, and Patagonian landscapes.
- East African country with a flag featuring horizontal stripes of black, red, and green, with a Maasai shield and spears. Known for wildlife conservation, safaris, and Maasai culture.
- Southern European country with a flag featuring vertical bands of green, white, and red, known for pizza, pasta, and iconic landmarks like the Colosseum.
- Southeast Asian country with a flag featuring horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue, known for Thai cuisine, beautiful temples, and vibrant street markets.
- Southern European country with a flag featuring blue and white horizontal stripes with a blue square and a white cross. Known for ancient philosophy, the Acropolis, and Mediterranean cuisine.
15 Clues: Island nation in Northwestern Europe with a flag featuring the Union Jack, known for the British monarchy, Big Ben, and afternoon tea. • East Asian island nation with a flag featuring a red circle on a white background. Known for sushi, cherry blossoms, and advanced technology. • ...
History Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-09
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- of heaven something the established the idea that a rule must be just to approbal of the gods.
- the literal meaning of "sacred carvings"
- the spread of different cultures
- a ancient city in the punjab in NW pakistan
- a line of hereditary rulers of a country
- was the sith king of the firsts babylonian dynasty
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- The boomerrang shaped region of the Middle East
- a tall perennial sedge of the nile valley
- a ruler in ancient egypt
- seasonal change in the direction of the prevailing winds of a region
- a political system consisting of an independent city
- the belief that their is more then on god
- a system of governement were priests rule in the name of god
- a monument that rises to a triangular point
14 Clues: a ruler in ancient egypt • the spread of different cultures • the literal meaning of "sacred carvings" • a line of hereditary rulers of a country • a tall perennial sedge of the nile valley • the belief that their is more then on god • a ancient city in the punjab in NW pakistan • a monument that rises to a triangular point • ...
APWH 2020-06-11
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- the civilization of the Lower Nile Valley, between the First Cataract and the mouths of the Nile Delta,
- Period of time where Earth was covered partly in ice
- group of peoples that occupied lands stretching from the British Isles to Gallatia.
- System in which one belongs to mother’s lineage
- societies Nomadic, small communities and population
- Era New Stone Age
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- system of writing used by the Ancient Egyptians,
- tombs for egyptian kings.
- to look at the world primarily from the perspective of one's own culture
- Crescent a region in the Middle East incorporating present-day Israel, West Bank, and Lebanon and parts of Jordan, Syria, Iraq and south-eastern Turkey.
- Changes when agriculture started
- Looking for food
- Era Old Stone Age
- Farming uses; start of agriculture
- Gilgamesh became a legendary protagonist in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
15 Clues: Looking for food • Era Old Stone Age • Era New Stone Age • tombs for egyptian kings. • Changes when agriculture started • Farming uses; start of agriculture • System in which one belongs to mother’s lineage • system of writing used by the Ancient Egyptians, • societies Nomadic, small communities and population • Period of time where Earth was covered partly in ice • ...
Instruments and Musical Terms 2020-09-18
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- the perceived quality of a sound, also called tone color or tone quality
- created first in Italy in the 1500's though went through many modifications
- refers to how to play a note
- the quality that makes it possible to judge if a sound is higher or lower
- the structure in which music is notated
- refers to the speed of the beat (the heartbeat of a song)
- born in Hawaii, but adopted from the Portuguese machete
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- music's pattern in time
- an instrument originally made from reeds in China
- describes the volume and intensity of sound and music
- is the feeling that a piece of music gives
- a instrument originally from the Middle East
- the way melody and harmony go together
- the patterns in music
14 Clues: the patterns in music • music's pattern in time • refers to how to play a note • the way melody and harmony go together • the structure in which music is notated • is the feeling that a piece of music gives • a instrument originally from the Middle East • an instrument originally made from reeds in China • describes the volume and intensity of sound and music • ...
River Valley Vocabulary 2023-08-28
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- 6th Amorite King of the Babylonian Empire, wrote codes
- The idea that there is only one true ruler and they had to get the blessing of a god
- gathered from papyrus plants and used as a writing material
- In the Middle East
- A city with surrounding territory forms a state
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- An ancient city in Punjab
- A seasonal prevailing wind which takes place in South and Southeast Asia
- Traditions,characteristics,cultures are adopted
- A government which priests rule in the name of God
- Pictorial writing used on Ancient Egyptian Monuments
- Belief in more than one god
- A ruler of Ancient Egypt
- Monumental structure with a square base and sloping sides that meet at the top
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country
14 Clues: In the Middle East • A ruler of Ancient Egypt • An ancient city in Punjab • Belief in more than one god • A line of hereditary rulers of a country • Traditions,characteristics,cultures are adopted • A city with surrounding territory forms a state • A government which priests rule in the name of God • Pictorial writing used on Ancient Egyptian Monuments • ...
Mesopotamia 2025-10-25
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- The structure that the Mesopotamians built to elevate their temples closer to the heavens.
- The pottery tool that Mesopotamians invented.
- The city that was originally Sumer.
- The Mesopotamians believed that the purpose of humans was to help ___________.
- The region Mesopotamia was on, in the middle east in between Tigris and Euphrates.
- Mesopotamia was ruled by ________.
- The resource that Mesopotamians lacked.
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- The Mesopotamian region had good ________ for farming.
- Glass, fish, palm, vegetable oil, grain, and ceramics are ____________ from Mesopotamia.
- One of the causes of the fall of the kingdoms.
- The highest social class.
- The time system they developed which is still used today.
- A wife was considered __________ by her husband.
- The process of taking water from one area and channeling it into another.
14 Clues: The highest social class. • Mesopotamia was ruled by ________. • The city that was originally Sumer. • The resource that Mesopotamians lacked. • The pottery tool that Mesopotamians invented. • One of the causes of the fall of the kingdoms. • A wife was considered __________ by her husband. • The Mesopotamian region had good ________ for farming. • ...
