middle east Crossword Puzzles
Middle East & Russia 2022-09-23
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- What country uses qanats to irrigate water underground?
- what is the Middle East known for
- What is the first name of Russia?
- What is the average age in Russia?
- What is the Area in thousand of lake Ladoga
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- What is the largest country on the Arabian peninsula?
- What is the average height in Russia?
- What is the only island country that is geographically in the Middle East?
- Which country gets nearly all of its oil from the Middle East?
- How many hours to get to Russia?
10 Clues: How many hours to get to Russia? • what is the Middle East known for • What is the first name of Russia? • What is the average age in Russia? • What is the average height in Russia? • What is the Area in thousand of lake Ladoga • What is the largest country on the Arabian peninsula? • What country uses qanats to irrigate water underground? • ...
Russia & Middle East 2022-10-05
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- What is the official currency of russia?
- What is the largest freshwater lake in Russia?
- What helps move Russians to Siberia.
- What is the capital of Iran?
- Russians, Ukrainians, Belorussians are majority ethics group that live in Russia called?
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- Most widespread religion across Russia is?
- Russia borders with two continents, Asia and...?
- What is the climate of Russia?
- What is the climate of Middle east?
- The most widespread language in the middle east is?
10 Clues: What is the capital of Iran? • What is the climate of Russia? • What is the climate of Middle east? • What helps move Russians to Siberia. • What is the official currency of russia? • Most widespread religion across Russia is? • What is the largest freshwater lake in Russia? • Russia borders with two continents, Asia and...? • ...
Russia & Middle East 2022-10-05
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- What is the official currency of russia?
- What is the largest freshwater lake in Russia?
- What helps move Russians to Siberia.
- What is the capital of Iran?
- Russians, Ukrainians, Belorussians are majority ethics group that live in Russia called?
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- Most widespread religion across Russia is?
- Russia borders with two continents, Asia and...?
- What is the climate of Russia?
- What is the climate of Middle east?
- The most widespread language in the middle east is?
10 Clues: What is the capital of Iran? • What is the climate of Russia? • What is the climate of Middle east? • What helps move Russians to Siberia. • What is the official currency of russia? • Most widespread religion across Russia is? • What is the largest freshwater lake in Russia? • Russia borders with two continents, Asia and...? • ...
The Middle East 2023-01-26
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- 1990 invader of Kuwait
- river wich Bethlehem is located
- Norther half of Cyprus
- Economic and Social Commission For Western Asia
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- Roman emperor in A.D. 320
- Groups of resistance
- state in Asia that has had trouble with Russia
- small monarchy that exports petroleum
- Israeli word meaning "house of bread"
- country with a high rate of income per capita
10 Clues: Groups of resistance • 1990 invader of Kuwait • Norther half of Cyprus • Roman emperor in A.D. 320 • river wich Bethlehem is located • small monarchy that exports petroleum • Israeli word meaning "house of bread" • country with a high rate of income per capita • state in Asia that has had trouble with Russia • Economic and Social Commission For Western Asia
Middle East Vocab 2024-08-13
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- A number of people or things that are located close together or are considered or classed togethe
- oil or land) producing or capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops
- Relating to or believing in a religion
- Land or a climate having very little too no water and very dry land
- A fertile spot in a desert, where water is found
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- water that flows or collects beneath the Earth's surface.
- A narrow passage of water connecting two seas or two other large areas of wate
- the deliberate killing or severe mistreatment of a large number of people from a particular national or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group
- A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting out into a body of water.
- The supply of water to land or crops to help growth, typically by means of channels
10 Clues: Relating to or believing in a religion • A fertile spot in a desert, where water is found • water that flows or collects beneath the Earth's surface. • Land or a climate having very little too no water and very dry land • oil or land) producing or capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops • ...
Middle East Vocabulary 2024-08-19
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- Water found underground.
- A person who moves from place to place.
- Land surrounded by water on three sides.
- Related to faith or worship.
- Removing salt from seawater.
- Able to grow plants well.
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- A number of people or things together.
- Supplying water to crops.
- A green area in a desert with water.
- A narrow water passage.
10 Clues: A narrow water passage. • Water found underground. • Supplying water to crops. • Able to grow plants well. • Related to faith or worship. • Removing salt from seawater. • A green area in a desert with water. • A number of people or things together. • A person who moves from place to place. • Land surrounded by water on three sides.
Central Asia & the Middle East 2023-03-29
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- Anything similar to American or European culture
- The land between the rivers
- Largest Ethnic group of Afghanistan
- Primary language of the Middle East
- Religious leaders of Shia Muslims
- Primary religion of the region
- Capital of Qatar
- Terrorist group located in Afghanistan
- Holy City in the Middle East
- Afghanistan's major mountain range
- Nomadic herders
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- Afghanistan's transitional President
- The empire of the Arabian Peninsula (1500s)
- The Muslim community established by Muhammed
- Country where the 2022 World Cup was held
- People who built the first known cities
- Prophet who spread Islam
- The regions most valuable natural resource
- Capital of Saudi Arabia
- Capital of Iran
- Head covering worn by Middle Eastern women
- The main branch of Islam
- Primary language of Iran
- A Western looking city with a palm shaped island
- Sea that separates Arabia and Africa
25 Clues: Capital of Iran • Nomadic herders • Capital of Qatar • Capital of Saudi Arabia • Prophet who spread Islam • The main branch of Islam • Primary language of Iran • The land between the rivers • Holy City in the Middle East • Primary religion of the region • Religious leaders of Shia Muslims • Afghanistan's major mountain range • Largest Ethnic group of Afghanistan • ...
Religious/Ethnic Groups 2024-09-04
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- Christian house of worship
- ______ groups share a common belief system
- Founder of Islam
- The founder of Judaism
- Muslim house of worship
- Founder of Christianity
- This is the largest ethnic group in the Middle East
- Name given to followers of Islam
- This ethnic group predominantly lives in Iran
- _____ Muslims make up most of the Muslim population
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- This is the oldest of the three main Middle Eastern religions
- The most prominent/youngest religion in the Middle East
- Jewish sacred text
- ______ groups have a common heritage/ancestry
- Muslim sacred text
- The belief in only one God
- This ethnic group lives in the mountains of Turkey and Syria
- Name given to the followers of Judaism
- Muslims are divided into two groups, Sunni and ____
- Christianity's sacred text
- Religion founded by Jesus
- Jewish house of worship
22 Clues: Founder of Islam • Jewish sacred text • Muslim sacred text • The founder of Judaism • Muslim house of worship • Founder of Christianity • Jewish house of worship • Religion founded by Jesus • Christian house of worship • The belief in only one God • Christianity's sacred text • Name given to followers of Islam • Name given to the followers of Judaism • ...
Southwest Asia and North Africa 2024-04-09
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- oil
- Major physical feature in North Africa
- largest caravan in the Sahara
- A religion that originated in the Middle East and is based on the teachings of Muhammad and the Quran
- Raw materials that are found in nature
- A religion that originated in the Middle East and is based on the teachings of Jesus and the Bible
- The process that removes the excess salt from water in order to create fresh water
- Electricity that is created by using water from natural or man-made sources
- cut travel time between Asia and Europe in half
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- The practice of growing crops and/or raising animals
- A religion that originated in the Middle East and is based on the teachings of Abraham and the Torah
- Belief in only one god
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
- People that work in other countries during certain seasons
- an act of violence or resistance to a government or ruler
- center of civilization from which ideas and technology to other cultures
- Built to generate hydroelectric power
- Small, independent political units like countries
- move from place to place to find food and water
- groups of merchants/traders traveling together
20 Clues: oil • Belief in only one god • largest caravan in the Sahara • Built to generate hydroelectric power • Major physical feature in North Africa • Raw materials that are found in nature • groups of merchants/traders traveling together • move from place to place to find food and water • cut travel time between Asia and Europe in half • ...
Mesopotamian Geography: Section 1 2020-03-17
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- animal domesticated in Mesopotamia
- region made up of different cities
- mountain range to the north of Mesopotamia
- major river in Mesopotamia
- major river in Mesopotamia
- desert to the south of Mesopotamia
- these were dug to control flooding
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- East region of the world linking continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa
- major crop grown in mesopotamia
- religious leader with a lot of power
- word literally meaning "land between the rivers"
- major geographical feature of the Middle East
- mountain ranger to the east of Mesopotamia
- Gulf body of water to the southeast of the Fertile Crescent
14 Clues: major river in Mesopotamia • major river in Mesopotamia • major crop grown in mesopotamia • animal domesticated in Mesopotamia • region made up of different cities • desert to the south of Mesopotamia • these were dug to control flooding • religious leader with a lot of power • mountain ranger to the east of Mesopotamia • mountain range to the north of Mesopotamia • ...
The Churches in the East and West 2017-01-04
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- How many liturgical heritages are there?
- Where was the Church in the West?
- In the Middle ages, building a cathedral could take_______.
- The_______ presided over the liturgy in the East.
- What did the dome represent in the East?
- Where was the Church in the East?
- Who entered the Church first in the East?
- Often the relic of a______ was buried beneath the altar.
- The movements and words of the clergy were very___________ in the East.
- What were the first church buildings in the West?
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- The altar acted as a symbol to help people in the West understand that the______ was a holy sacrifice.
- How many churches make up the catholic church?
- In the West, worshiper were able to move_____.
- Who came into the church second in the East?
- What separated the laypeople from the altar?
- Who drew an intricate design for the cathedral?
- What part of a person did the Church in the East appeal to?
- Where was the emphasis placed on in the West?
- The consecration of the bread and wine took place behind an__ screen in the East.
- Who was placed on both sides of the Altar in the West?
20 Clues: Where was the Church in the West? • Where was the Church in the East? • How many liturgical heritages are there? • What did the dome represent in the East? • Who entered the Church first in the East? • Who came into the church second in the East? • What separated the laypeople from the altar? • Where was the emphasis placed on in the West? • ...
15 countries 2025-09-17
15 Clues: Mariachi • agua nir • C u what? • Us america • Eww Greece • Animal east • Most people • Chile pepper • Biggest area • Empire of ... • Leaf on the flag • Very popular name • The most religious • Famous for technolygy • Hard to get in middle east
Questions, Alejandro Garcia 2021-12-01
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- trade, farming, deforestation
- watering of farmlands, drawn from rivers
- sustain level of natural resources
- not flat, ex, atlas__,Zagros___,ect.
- oil is a _______,_______
- highest mountain of country is mnt aarat
- a place's ability to grow
- objects that man created
- the dominant religion in the middle east
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- features that naturally occur
- amount of people in a area
- a place's weather conditions
- the _______is below sea level or above
- lines that surround earth, side to side
- dominant region in middle east
15 Clues: oil is a _______,_______ • objects that man created • a place's ability to grow • amount of people in a area • a place's weather conditions • features that naturally occur • trade, farming, deforestation • dominant region in middle east • sustain level of natural resources • not flat, ex, atlas__,Zagros___,ect. • the _______is below sea level or above • ...
Misconceptions across Asia 2018-01-07
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- It is thought that Muslims, Christians, and Jews have always had this term for disagreement between them.
- People believe that the practice of this religion is very strict and violent.
- People falsely think that all Arabs identify as ______ religiously.
- It's a common misconception that the only language spoken in the Middle East is _______.
- It is mistaken that people in the Middle East are another word for ignorant.
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- People often think that this word for physical force is certain to happen in the Middle East.
- People often think that the Middle East is only oil and ______.
- A false classification for the people in the Middle East is that they move from place to place in search of fresh pasture for their animals.
- During this holy month it is believed that all Muslims must fast.
- It is a misconception that all men that wear this on their heads are Muslim.
10 Clues: People often think that the Middle East is only oil and ______. • During this holy month it is believed that all Muslims must fast. • People falsely think that all Arabs identify as ______ religiously. • It is a misconception that all men that wear this on their heads are Muslim. • It is mistaken that people in the Middle East are another word for ignorant. • ...
Islam 2023-04-05
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- abstaining from food and drink from sunrise to sunset
- Muhammad's place of birth
- No one has the right to be worshipped but God alone
- Arabic for "God"
- Arabic for pilgrimage
- the first caliph
- Judaism, Christianity, Islam
- number of times Muslims pray each day
- trade route through the Middle East
- groups of people that traveled through the Middle East
- founder of Islam
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- standards by which the Muslims follow in their daily lives
- origin of Islam (Place)
- term used for giving/charity
- place where Muslims go for their pilgrimage
- Holy Text of Islam
- "community"
17 Clues: "community" • Arabic for "God" • the first caliph • founder of Islam • Holy Text of Islam • Arabic for pilgrimage • origin of Islam (Place) • Muhammad's place of birth • term used for giving/charity • Judaism, Christianity, Islam • trade route through the Middle East • number of times Muslims pray each day • place where Muslims go for their pilgrimage • ...
Grade 8 Trivia 2024 2024-06-17
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- Biggest Celtics fan at East Middle School
- 8th grade teacher whose always been a lefty
- Mr. Henderson's favorite shark
- 8th grade teacher originally worked in sales
- Number of Elementary schools in Braintree
- The ________ Corridor in the old building used to close when it became too cold
- Year of your graduating class
- Which teacher spends free time as a certified scuba diver?
- Which teacher is constantly mistaken for Ms. Auer?
- Street East is on
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- Mr. L’s favorite food
- Sport Mr. Sheehan's son plays
- East teacher with a dozen siblings
- Sport Mr. Curran coaches
- 8th grade teacher with double-jointed thumbs
- The only teacher in the school who could beat Ms. Ritland in a push up contest
- East is ________
- Type of bird Ms. Ferguson monitored
- Musical instrument Ms. Brighenti plays
- The new podcast, “Funny Family Stories for Long Car Rides” is run by which East teacher?
- East teacher who speaks Spanish but does not teach Spanish
- Profession of Ms. Ritland’s husband
- East mascot
23 Clues: East mascot • East is ________ • Street East is on • Mr. L’s favorite food • Sport Mr. Curran coaches • Sport Mr. Sheehan's son plays • Year of your graduating class • Mr. Henderson's favorite shark • East teacher with a dozen siblings • Type of bird Ms. Ferguson monitored • Profession of Ms. Ritland’s husband • Musical instrument Ms. Brighenti plays • ...
Asia 2021-09-25
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- Landlocked country on the Indochina Peninsula
- Desert in Northern China
- Bay between India and Myanmar
- Quezon City is the capital of this archipelago country
- The capital of this Middle East country is the same as it's name
- Mountain range in Iran
- This country has a caste system and many believe in reincarnation.
- Ulaanbaatar is the capital of this country
- Long country one eastern side of the Indochina Peninsula
- Mountain range between China and India
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- Plain east of the Ural Mountains
- Worlds highest mountain
- Largest country on the Arabian Peninsula
- This country borders China on the east
- Plains region in northern part of Kazakhstan
- Country east of the Persian Gulf
- Island country east of South Korea
- This northern country is in both Asia and Europe
- These mountains form the border between Asia and Europe
- This country's capital is Jerusalem
- North of the Gulf of Aden
21 Clues: Mountain range in Iran • Worlds highest mountain • Desert in Northern China • North of the Gulf of Aden • Bay between India and Myanmar • Plain east of the Ural Mountains • Country east of the Persian Gulf • Island country east of South Korea • This country's capital is Jerusalem • This country borders China on the east • Mountain range between China and India • ...
Middle East + Spice Trade 2023-12-07
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- a natural resource derived from rocks
- a body of water between Sudan and Saudi Arabia
- a natural resource common in China
- the fastest growing religion during the time of the Silk Road
- sailors from this European country were the first to reach the Indies by water
- a continent that includes the countries of England, Italy, and Spain
- the Spice Islands are located in this region
- a region and country where people practice the Shinto religion
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- a continent that includes the countries of Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia
- Sea, a body of water between Greece and Egypt
- a natural resources common in the Middle East
- a region of the world that includes countries like Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel
- in the late 15th century, this spice was worth as much as gold
- the place in which Israel formed
14 Clues: the place in which Israel formed • a natural resource common in China • a natural resource derived from rocks • the Spice Islands are located in this region • Sea, a body of water between Greece and Egypt • a natural resources common in the Middle East • a body of water between Sudan and Saudi Arabia • the fastest growing religion during the time of the Silk Road • ...
Carson Burns NC Corssword 2023-09-28
18 Clues: NC • State tree • State Bird • State mammal • State Flower • Capital of NC • Middle region • State above NC • Biggest NC city • Soda made in NC • Ocean east of NC • State west of NC • Most west region • East most region • State south of NC • Biggest product of NC • Donuts made here in NC • How many regions in NC
15 countries 2025-09-17
15 Clues: Mariachi • agua nir • C u what? • Us america • Eww Greece • Animal east • Most people • Chile pepper • Biggest area • Empire of ... • Leaf on the flag • Very popular name • The most religious • Famous for technolygy • Hard to get in middle east
6th Grade Map Challenge 1 2025-08-26
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- Mesopotamia is located __________ the Tigris and Euphrates
- a part of the world located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- The earliest human settlements had to be located near a _______
- Large desert located outside of Africa
- a massive desert west of the Nile
- most of the land in the Middle East and northern Africa is this
- Early humans migrated east from Africa into _________
- a continent south of Europe
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- a region of the Middle East with open grasslands and good soil
- Ocean that sits east of Africa
- a sea located north of Africa
- Many important pre-human fossils were discovered in the _____ side of Africa
- a large river that flows through northern Africa
13 Clues: a continent south of Europe • a sea located north of Africa • Ocean that sits east of Africa • a massive desert west of the Nile • Large desert located outside of Africa • a large river that flows through northern Africa • Early humans migrated east from Africa into _________ • Mesopotamia is located __________ the Tigris and Euphrates • ...
Julia Elhajj 2021-12-01
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- The dominant language in the middle east is ___
- in deserts, water is only found in ___ areas
- cars, camels, atv's, trains, boats, and bikes are all an example of which of the 5
- climate in most of the middle east
- Turkey is similar in climate to the U.S. because of ___ lines
- The dominant religion in the middle east is ___
- Turkey's highest mountain is mount ___
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- regions most plentiful natural resource is ___ (oil)
- what impacts where people live,impacts crops that can be grown
- the watering of farmland with water drawn from reservoirs or rivers
- found underground in the cracks and spaces in soil, sand and rock
- oceans, seas, gulfs is an example of ___
- rivers, streams, lakes, ponds is an example of ___
- floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts are common is an example of a __ disaster
- natural resources are stretched among people,deforestation, and more demand for fresh water, is an example of __ population
15 Clues: climate in most of the middle east • Turkey's highest mountain is mount ___ • oceans, seas, gulfs is an example of ___ • in deserts, water is only found in ___ areas • The dominant language in the middle east is ___ • The dominant religion in the middle east is ___ • rivers, streams, lakes, ponds is an example of ___ • ...
Crossword Exam 2022-10-24
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- an area with a lot of people
- connected to the Mediterranean Sea and the Red sea
- where people don't get the same amount
- people who live in the Desert
- gas that isn't man-made
- a book that Christians use
- River in the Middle East connected to the Tigris River
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- An area with little people
- A canal that splits the Red sea and the Arabian sea making it a good way to trade
- a river source near Jordan
- River in the Middle East connected to Euphrates River
- A gulf in the Middle East next to the Strait of Hormuz
- a very popular resource that is used in cars, factories, etc.
- places where boats with resources stay
- A sea that is connected to the Arabian sea making it a good trade center
15 Clues: gas that isn't man-made • An area with little people • a river source near Jordan • a book that Christians use • an area with a lot of people • people who live in the Desert • where people don't get the same amount • places where boats with resources stay • connected to the Mediterranean Sea and the Red sea • River in the Middle East connected to Euphrates River • ...
Quarter One SS Exam Review 2022-10-24
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- flows above the Euphrates River
- besides water, this resource is something that everyone, not just in the Middle East, wants to get their hands on
- also known as The Rub al-Khali and is part of the 2.8 million miles of desert in the Middle East
- important person to the Jews, Christians, and Muslims
- the holy book of Judaism
- Israel, Jordan, and Syria fight over this physical feature that is a very valuable resource in the Middle East
- All-terrain vehicle
- the holy book of Islam
- the belief in and worship of more than one god
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- flows water from the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea
- the process of watering a farming area
- the holy book of Christians
- these people have called the desert home for thousands of years
- connects the Medditerrian Sea to the Red Sea
- origin of Judaism and Christianity
15 Clues: All-terrain vehicle • the holy book of Islam • the holy book of Judaism • the holy book of Christians • flows above the Euphrates River • origin of Judaism and Christianity • the process of watering a farming area • connects the Medditerrian Sea to the Red Sea • the belief in and worship of more than one god • flows water from the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea • ...
Middle East Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-09
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- Country on the coast, North of Israel
- Has Hebrew as official language
- Capital of Iran
- Oman _____, near the country, Oman
- The plateau most of Turkey is on
- largest country in the Middle East
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- Gulf South of Iran
- Only country to start with a Q
- Country in the South that starts with Y
- Capital of Turkey
- Landlocked country that starts with A bordering Iran and Pakistan
- Most common Religion
- Short for United Arab Emirates
- Small mountain range in Iran near Caspian Sea
14 Clues: Capital of Iran • Capital of Turkey • Gulf South of Iran • Most common Religion • Only country to start with a Q • Short for United Arab Emirates • Has Hebrew as official language • The plateau most of Turkey is on • Oman _____, near the country, Oman • largest country in the Middle East • Country on the coast, North of Israel • Country in the South that starts with Y • ...
Middle East Physical Geography 2023-03-09
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- Much of the ME relies on this resource for their wealth
- Controls worldwide oil prices
- Named because of high salinity levels
- Much of the Middle East was controlled by this empire for many centuries
- Expensive process to remove salt from oceanwater
- Middle East's largest desert
- Cut travel from England to India from over 12,000 miles to nearly 7,200 miles
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- Provides hydroelectric power to much of Egypt
- Many ME countries didn't gain this until the 20th century
- interpreting the world from a European worldview
- Considered the "Turkey Sandwich" of the world (per Ms. Husa)
- Riverbeds that remain dry most of the year
- 95% of Egypt's population lives alongside it
- The Middle East can also be called _________
14 Clues: Middle East's largest desert • Controls worldwide oil prices • Named because of high salinity levels • Riverbeds that remain dry most of the year • 95% of Egypt's population lives alongside it • The Middle East can also be called _________ • Provides hydroelectric power to much of Egypt • interpreting the world from a European worldview • ...
hahaha noob 2021-11-11
20 Clues: koti • lehti • maisema • amatööri • keskittyä • tasa-arvo • vähemmistö • villielämä • hurrikaani • uudisasukas • tylsistynyt • tyypillistä • kiinalainen • kunnioittaa • ulkomaalainen • kaksikielinen • east lahi-itä • maahanmuuttaja • multikulttuurinen • zone aikavyöhyke
Aiden Middle East "fun" 2020-12-21
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- muslims god
- got visions from god considered greatest prophet
- EXPLODE
- government ran by religious leaders
- muslims "bible"
- huge terrorist group in middle east
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- second largest religion
- how many chapters are is the Koran
- month of fasting
- another way of saying koran
- muslims holy city
- people get say in government and leaders
- second biggest continent
- numbers of pillars
14 Clues: EXPLODE • muslims god • muslims "bible" • month of fasting • muslims holy city • numbers of pillars • second largest religion • second biggest continent • another way of saying koran • how many chapters are is the Koran • government ran by religious leaders • huge terrorist group in middle east • people get say in government and leaders • got visions from god considered greatest prophet
World War 1 Middle East 2019-03-07
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- Strip between Israel and Egypt.
- Movement attempting to give Jews a homeland in the Middle East.
- Name of Middle Eastern empire ended after WW1.
- Smaller of the two countries promised to France.
- Last name of Zionist founder.
- British soldier who fought with Arabs during revolt.
- Holiest city in Islam.
- Promised their own nation, never got one.
- Holy city invaded by British on foot.
- Founding ideology of Turkey.
- Last name of man who came to rule Jordan after WW1.
- King who was promised greater Syria.
- Last name of assassinated Archduke that lead to war beginning.
- "Triple BLANK", alliance of central powers.
- Name of revolt instigated by Arab nationalists.
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- Last name of U.S. President during WW1.
- Island territory claimed by Turkey and Greece.
- Railroad blown up during Arab Revolt.
- Capital of Ottoman Empire.
- "Triple BLANK", alliance of allied powers.
- Last sultan of Ottoman Empire.
- Larger of two countries promised to France.
- Name of Russian Czar overthrown during war.
- Nation thrown into conflict with Israel.
- "Army of BLANK" Ottoman force trying to form Muslim army.
- Name of treaty that ended war with Germany.
- Lord admiral and scapegoat for Gallipoli.
- Name of Genocide that Turkey denies to this day.
- Last name of Bolshevik leader who overthrew Czar during WW1.
- Port city taken during Arab nationalist revolt.
30 Clues: Holiest city in Islam. • Capital of Ottoman Empire. • Founding ideology of Turkey. • Last name of Zionist founder. • Last sultan of Ottoman Empire. • Strip between Israel and Egypt. • King who was promised greater Syria. • Railroad blown up during Arab Revolt. • Holy city invaded by British on foot. • Last name of U.S. President during WW1. • ...
The Amazing Ancient Middle East 2015-01-23
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- To write on clay tablets, the people of Mesopotamia would have used a writing device known as what
- Led the world’s first empire
- The land between two rivers is known as this region
- A way of supplying water to an area of land (dug canals, built up the river banks, etc.) This process helped to create division of labor.
- Egyptians writing on tombs is described as what
- of the Nile The term used for the Nile River which meant that it brought great resources to the people of Egypt
- of Labor Specializing in certain jobs which makes societies more efficient and productive
- Tutankhamen Ruled Egypt as a very young age and was known for the vast treasure he had in his tomb
- The world’s first system of writing was seen in Mesopotamia. This wedge-shaped writing stylus was known by this term
- The kings of Egypt who were known to be the gods on earth
- Rosetta stone A Egyptian stone that was found with writing on it in 3 different languages
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- A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks that are left behind when the rivers in Mesopotamia flood each year
- and Euphrates The two rivers that are boundaries for Mesopotamia
- code A set of 282 laws that governed Babylonian society
- Through this process Egyptians persevered the body of the Pharaohs so they could have a pleasant after life
- Worshipping many gods
- 90% of Egypt was made up of this climate
- The Akkadian Empire was taken over by the Babylonians. The Babylonians were led by what ruler
- Reeds This resource was located along the Nile River and helped with making clothes
- These structures were built to honor the Pharaohs in Ancient Egypt
- Crescent An area of fertile farmland located between the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean Sea
21 Clues: Worshipping many gods • Led the world’s first empire • 90% of Egypt was made up of this climate • Egyptians writing on tombs is described as what • The land between two rivers is known as this region • code A set of 282 laws that governed Babylonian society • The kings of Egypt who were known to be the gods on earth • ...
Geography of the Middle East 2016-03-17
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- the most common religion in the Middle East and North Afirca; based on the teachings of Muhammad and stresses belief in one god (Allah); means "submission"
- the writing of the Egyptians
- country where Judaism and Christianity was birthed
- cradle of civilization which grew up along the Nile River; remembers today for their pyramids and mummies
- first king of Israel; went crazy and tried to kill David
- the event in which Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt
- wedge-shaped writing invented by the Mesopotamians
- historically important rivers in Mesopotamia flowing southeastward from Turkey to the Persian Gulf
- a peninsula in the northern-most part of the Middle East; bordered by the Black Sea to the north and the Mediterranean and Aegean Sea to the west
- the triangular-shaped mouth of a river where sediment builds up
- salt lake in Israel and Jordan; lowest point on Earth not covered by ocean water
- one of the Five Pillars of Islam; Muslims must do this five times a day facing Mecca
- one of the Five Pillars of Islam; abstinence (not partaking in something) from food during the day in the month of Ramadan
- the most important resource in the Middle East
- the most holy book of Islam
- third king of Israel; wise and rich rule who wrote many Proverbs; worshiped the foreign gods of his wives
- one of the Five Pillars of Islam; money given to the poor
- a person who follows Islam
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- a triangular peninsula in Asia belonging to Egypt which serves as a land bridge between Europe and Asia; bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north and the Red Sea to the south
- one of the Five Pillars of Islam; journey to Mecca which every Muslim must take at least once in their life if they are able
- one of the earliest written law codes, written by a Babylonian king
- soil, rock, and other material carried by erosion
- one of the Five Pillars of Islam; the declaration of faith: "There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet."
- the fathers of Israel: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
- acts of worship required of all Muslims: declaration of faith, prayer, alms, fasting, and pilgrimage
- cradle of civilization which grew up along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers; means "[land] between the rivers"
- the largest hot desert in the world; makes up most of North Africa
- region of Southwest Asia and Egypt; the region generally has a warm, dry climate; includes countries such as Iraq, Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, etc.
- (A.D. 570-632) Arab prophet who founded Islam and gained political and religious power in Arabia
- large, desert peninsula in the Middle East; between the Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Arabian Sea
- second king of Israel; killed Goliath and wrote many Psalms
- military leaders who saved the Jews from their neighboring enemies before Israel had a king
- the longest river in the world; has its source near the equator and its delta in Egypt, emptying into the Mediterranean Sea
33 Clues: a person who follows Islam • the most holy book of Islam • the writing of the Egyptians • the most important resource in the Middle East • the fathers of Israel: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob • soil, rock, and other material carried by erosion • country where Judaism and Christianity was birthed • wedge-shaped writing invented by the Mesopotamians • ...
Middle East Extra Credit Crossword 2022-11-08
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- Israel was created out of this former British territory.
- A group of people who are from the Arabian Peninsula in the Middle East.
- A person believed to be a prophet who was given the 10 Commandments.
- Jewish country located in the Middle East.
- Israel was created after this event in World War Two.
- The Israelis and many Arab nations went to _____ in 1948.
- In World War ____, Hitler did many bad things.
- A belief in one God or Goddess.
- The founder of Christianity.
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- Christian holy book.
- The __________ Nations helped set up Israel in 1947/1948.
- Hebrew Bible.
- Christianity is the __________ religion in the world.
- The Old and _____ Testament make up the Christian Bible.
- The followers of Judaism are known as _______.
- There are 2.1 ___________ Christians in the world.
- The language of the followers of Judaism.
- This holiday celebrates the birth of Jesus.
- This religion branched off of Judaism.
- The person who is thought to be the founder of Judaism.
- Jesus was convicted of treason under _________ law.
21 Clues: Hebrew Bible. • Christian holy book. • The founder of Christianity. • A belief in one God or Goddess. • This religion branched off of Judaism. • The language of the followers of Judaism. • Jewish country located in the Middle East. • This holiday celebrates the birth of Jesus. • The followers of Judaism are known as _______. • In World War ____, Hitler did many bad things. • ...
Middle East Menu of activites 2022-10-26
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- Ruled by one person
- an ancient holy city located in Israel
- an area or division, especially part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.
- the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
- a canal in NE Egypt, cutting across the Isthmus of Suez and connecting the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
- a group of people, especially traders or pilgrims, traveling together across a desert in Asia or North Africa.
- a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one.
- the religion of the Muslims, a monotheistic faith regarded as revealed through Muhammad as the Prophet of Allah.
- Voting, canvassing for a political candidate, signing a petition, and signing one's taxes.
- the natural occurring development or body of water that separates and detaches as area from others.
- the doctrine or belief that there is only one God.
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- movement from one part of something to another.
- materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain.
- the monotheistic religion of the Jewish people.
- The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
- governed by a dictator.
- country in the middle east.
- the unequal distribution of income and opportunity between different groups in society.
- a fertile spot in a desert, where water is found.
- the building where a Jewish assembly or congregation meets for religious worship and instruction.
- a place regarded as a center for a specified group, activity, or interest.
- the religion based on the person and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, or its beliefs and practices.
- the world's largest embankment dam located in Egypt.
23 Clues: Ruled by one person • governed by a dictator. • country in the middle east. • an ancient holy city located in Israel • movement from one part of something to another. • the monotheistic religion of the Jewish people. • a fertile spot in a desert, where water is found. • the doctrine or belief that there is only one God. • ...
Africa and the Middle East 2024-01-08
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- An ancient Israelite king
- An exchange of goods/products between people
- A holy city of Islam
- A caliphate during the Islamic Golden Age
- The capital of modern Iraq
- The most spoken language in the Middle East
- A large desert in North Africa
- A place of worship for Muslims
- A Muslim empire in West Africa
- The sacred book of Islam
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- A resource that enriched Africa
- The most important city of Islamic Spain
- Host of the 2022 World Cup
- The Medieval Arabic name for Spain
- An important sea between Europe and Africa
- 90% of Muslims follow this branch of Islam
- The ancient name for Ethiopia
- The title given to Muhammed's successor
- A caliphate that spread Arabic and Islam
- A branch of Islam mainly in Iran
20 Clues: A holy city of Islam • The sacred book of Islam • An ancient Israelite king • Host of the 2022 World Cup • The capital of modern Iraq • The ancient name for Ethiopia • A large desert in North Africa • A place of worship for Muslims • A Muslim empire in West Africa • A resource that enriched Africa • A branch of Islam mainly in Iran • The Medieval Arabic name for Spain • ...
Unit 2 Middle East Crossword 2024-02-28
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- - Small set of letters or symbols, each of which stands for a single sound.
- - A set of comments or a record discussing something.
- - Representing the best
- - Fairness or fair treatment for everyone.
- - To make a gain.
- - Having to do with a single person or thing.
- - Religious teachers
- - Soldiers who fight while riding horses.
- - Separation from one's homeland.
- - trading system in which people exchange goods directly without using money.
- - Communities of Jews living outside of their ancient homeland.
- - The belief that there is only one God
- - Money that is used as a medium of exchange, usually bills or coins.
- - Collection of oral teachings and commentaries about the Hebrew Bible and Jewish law.
- - States containing several countries or territories.
- Army - A permanent army of professional soldiers.
- of Law - The idea that all members of a society must obey the law. This idea is a key part of modern democratic principle.
- - Forced to do something
- - Consists of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
- - An order to do something.
- - Acting or living in a way that is ethically right and obeys God's laws.
- - Good or service sold within a country that is produced in another country.
- Diffusion - The spreading of cultural traits, such as goods and ideas, from one culture to another, or within one culture.
- - The belief in more than one god.
- - Escape of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt
- (Hebrew) - A leader who rallied the Israelites to defend their land.
- - A carved stone slab or pillar that stands on end.
- - Group organized for a purpose
- - Separate or different.
- - To order the creation of.
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- - Binding agreement.
- - The art of steering a ship or mode of transportation from place to place.
- - Good or service produced within a country and sold outside the country's
- - To decide against, turn away.
- - After a time.
- - Temples built by Sumerians to honor the gods and goddesses they worshiped.
- - A person believed to be chosen by God as a messenger to bring the truth to the people.
- - To control or strongly influence
- - A weekly day of rest. This belief is basic to Judaism and is found in the ten commandments.
- - To improve
- Trait - An idea or way of doing things that is common in a certain culture.
- - To supply water to crops. People dug Irrigation canals to bring water from rivers to farms.
- - A system of writing that uses triangular-shaped symbols to stand for words, Ideas, or sounds.
- - Area ruled by a distant colony.
- - To gain in wealth.
- - Independent state that works with other states to achieve a shared military or political goal.
- - Payment made to show loyalty to a stronger power, but the amount of tribute was often set by the ruler.
- - Jewish meeting place of worship.
- - independent political unit that includes a city and the surrounding territory.
- - ideas of right and wrong.
- - More than enough; plentiful
- Code - A set of laws that governed life in the Babylonian empire.
52 Clues: - To improve • - After a time. • - To make a gain. • - Binding agreement. • - Religious teachers • - To gain in wealth. • - Representing the best • - Forced to do something • - Separate or different. • - ideas of right and wrong. • - An order to do something. • - To order the creation of. • - More than enough; plentiful • - To decide against, turn away. • - Group organized for a purpose • ...
Southeast Asia (The Middle East) 2024-09-24
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- The migration of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina
- A form of government led by religious leaders
- Ethnic group primarily found in Iraq, Turkey, and Iran
- Historical title for a ruler, often in the Islamic world
- Historical site and important ancient city in modern Iraq
- A dry, barren area with little rainfall
- A valuable resource, often mined in ancient times
- Ancient city known for its trade and culture
- The ancient civilization known for cuneiform writing
- Peninsula home to Saudi Arabia
- The holy city for Muslims, located in Saudi Arabia
- Country where the ancient city of Babylon was located
- A river that flows through Iraq
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- A large, important city in ancient Persia
- Major routes where cultures and ideas spread
- The main branch of Islam that recognizes the caliphate
- Ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- Region that includes the territories of Israel and Palestine
- Routes used for commerce and trade in ancient times
- Ancient Sumerian city known for its ziggurat
20 Clues: Peninsula home to Saudi Arabia • A river that flows through Iraq • A dry, barren area with little rainfall • A large, important city in ancient Persia • Major routes where cultures and ideas spread • Ancient city known for its trade and culture • Ancient Sumerian city known for its ziggurat • A form of government led by religious leaders • ...
A Women is No Man 2023-04-28
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- Holy Land in the Middle East
- When people hurts others
- Female human being
- When someone speaks
- Longing for home
- Main character
- Religions book for Islam
- Reading
- Young women
- Adam's dad
- Middle Eastern spice blend
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- Wedded
- Brew
- Big City
- Second generation
- Main characters dad
- Prayer
- meaning shut up
- Someone who leaves home
- Writing on paper
20 Clues: Brew • Wedded • Prayer • Reading • Big City • Adam's dad • Young women • Main character • meaning shut up • Longing for home • Writing on paper • Second generation • Female human being • When someone speaks • Main characters dad • Someone who leaves home • When people hurts others • Religions book for Islam • Middle Eastern spice blend • Holy Land in the Middle East
8th Grade Geography Midterm Review 2025-01-09
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- A country in the Middle East that has had a long, difficult war.
- A person who leaves their home country because it is not safe to live there anymore.
- A sentence Muslims say to show their belief in one God and that Muhammad is His prophet.
- A global soccer (football) tournament held every four years.
- Negative feelings or actions against Jewish people.
- A time when many people in Arab countries protested for more freedom and better governments.
- A famous trade route where people bought and sold goods like silk, spices, and gold, connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa.
- When countries use big sports events to make their image look better to the world.
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- A religion followed by Muslims, believing in one God, called Allah.
- A country in the Middle East, important in Jewish history and religion.
- A country in the Middle East known for deserts and oil, where Mecca is located.
- A group of people with a shared culture and history but no country of their own, like the Kurds.
- A region in the Middle East where many Arabs live and hope for their own country.
- A holy city in Saudi Arabia where Muslims go for the Hajj.
- A special trip Muslims take to Mecca; it’s one of their most important acts of worship.
15 Clues: Negative feelings or actions against Jewish people. • A holy city in Saudi Arabia where Muslims go for the Hajj. • A global soccer (football) tournament held every four years. • A country in the Middle East that has had a long, difficult war. • A religion followed by Muslims, believing in one God, called Allah. • ...
Gavin’s 9th Birthday Puzzle 2022-11-17
13 Clues: Gavin’s street • Bob’s Nickname • President of USA • Joan’s Middle Name • Mascot of East High • Randy’s Middle Name • Gavin’s Middle Name • Governor of Colorado • Birthplace of Hillary • Mascot of the Rockies • Adelaide’s Middle Name • Right Fielder for Rockies • Birthplace of Addie&Gavin
Srossword of the Middle East 2015-01-16
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- Sea The opposite of White Sea.
- Fight with more than threats.
- Mountains Mountain's located in Iran and Iraq .
- Sea A sea that Cyprus is located in.
- A type of land that is very dry and hardly gets any perspiration.
- Sea A sea located North of Iran.
- Herding A type of herding found in about every country .
- Sea A sea that boarders Africa's horn and borders Yemen.
- The main religion in the Middle East.
- A country that has the last name of a famous basketball player with the first name as Michael .
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- An island found in the Mediterranean Sea.
- The capital of Oman.
- A type of meat.
- Gulf A gulf found North of Iran.
- A country that is part of Europe and Asia.
- A type of land that is completely grass with a few shrubs or bushes here or there.
- A country with 35 sand covered islands in the Persian Gulf.
- A country located in the Persian Gulf.
- Sea A sea that is located by Kazakhstan.
- A country that the capital is Baghdad.
20 Clues: A type of meat. • The capital of Oman. • Fight with more than threats. • Sea The opposite of White Sea. • Gulf A gulf found North of Iran. • Sea A sea located North of Iran. • Sea A sea that Cyprus is located in. • The main religion in the Middle East. • A country located in the Persian Gulf. • A country that the capital is Baghdad. • Sea A sea that is located by Kazakhstan. • ...
Ancient Middle East Test Review 2019-11-20
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- led Hebrews out of the Egyptian slavery
- current country that occupies roughly the same space as the ancient Phoenicians
- Kushite who ruled over Egypt, then defeated by Assyrians
- father of the Hebrew people
- Persian king that conquered Egypt
- belief in one god
- Kushites moved there and became wealthy because of trade
- Babylonian king that twice attacked Jerusalem
- Phoenician way of life
- Phoenician society wasn't united, but lived in separate _________
- Used the Ten Thousand Immortals to take the throne
- First Persian king to expand the empire
- stepson of Hatshepsut that expanded the empire
- defeated Meroe
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- Persian Empire's Royal Road ran between Sardis in Anatolia to ________ in Persia
- lived on Crete and dominated trade in Eastern Mediterranean
- Great legacy of Phoenicians
- prophet of Persian religion centered around the ideas of good and evil.
- Hebrew kingdom in the south
- ten hebrew laws
- area within what is now called Palestine and Israel
- Great Queen of Egypt that encouraged trade
- Governors appointed by Darius to oversee the empire
- rulers over Egypt between Middle and New Kingdoms
- new Hebrew kingdom in the north
- 'peace money' paid by a weaker power to a stronger one
- first five books of the Hebrew Bible
27 Clues: defeated Meroe • ten hebrew laws • belief in one god • Phoenician way of life • Great legacy of Phoenicians • Hebrew kingdom in the south • father of the Hebrew people • new Hebrew kingdom in the north • Persian king that conquered Egypt • first five books of the Hebrew Bible • led Hebrews out of the Egyptian slavery • First Persian king to expand the empire • ...
G.Curley Ancient Middle East Vocabulary 2021-09-21
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- the body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters, as distinct from laws regulating criminal, political, or military matters.
- 18th century b.c. or earlier, king of Babylonia.
- The shrivelling of a dead and retained fetus
- government by ecclesiastical rulers.
- a stone slab, found in 1799 near Rosetta, bearing parallel inscriptions in Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphic, and demotic characters, making possible the decipherment of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
- the laws of a state or country dealing with criminal offenses and their punishments.
- a tall, aquatic plant, Cyperus papyrus, of the sedge family, native to the Nile valley: the Egyptian subspecies, C. papyrus hadidii, thought to be common in ancient times, now occurs only in several sites.
- a barter economy is a cashless economic system in which services and goods are traded at negotiated rates. Barter-based economies are one of the earliest, predating monetary systems and even recorded history. ... Other examples of alternative economic systems include gift economies, sharing economies and time banks.
- a sequence of rulers from the same family, stock, or group:
- an ancient region in southern Mesopotamia that contained a number of independent cities and city-states of which the first were established possibly as early as 5000 b.c.: conquered by the Elamites and, about 2000 b.c., by the Babylonians; a number of its cities, as Ur, Uruk, Kish, and Lagash, are major archaeological sites in southern Iraq.
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- government by many bureaus, administrators, and petty officials.
- the ancient Babylonians and Assyrians) a temple of Sumerian origin in the form of a pyramidal tower, consisting of a number of stories and having about the outside a broad ascent winding round the structure, presenting the appearance of a series of terraces.
- a high official in certain Muslim countries and caliphates, especially a minister of state
- a ruler in ancient Egypt.
- an agricultural region extending from the Levant to Iraq.
- a descent of water over a steep surface; a waterfall, especially one of considerable size.
- an economy based on the use of money rather than barter as a means of exchange.
- an ancient region in W Asia between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers: now part of Iraq.
- a form of writing, esp as used in ancient Egypt, in which pictures or symbols are used to represent objects, concepts, or sounds
- composed of slim triangular or wedge-shaped elements, as the characters used in writing by the ancient Akkadians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, and others.
20 Clues: a ruler in ancient Egypt. • government by ecclesiastical rulers. • The shrivelling of a dead and retained fetus • 18th century b.c. or earlier, king of Babylonia. • an agricultural region extending from the Levant to Iraq. • a sequence of rulers from the same family, stock, or group: • government by many bureaus, administrators, and petty officials. • ...
Modern Middle East Extra Credit 2023-12-07
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- people originally from the Arabian Peninsula
- region we are talking about
- Title of Ruhollah Khomeini, founder of the new Iran
- country invaded by the United States in 2003
- Name of the Ayatollah who led the Iranian Revolution
- group that attacked Israel setting up the current conflict in Israel/Gaza Strip
- government where king/queen has total power
- muslims who believe leaders should be the most qualified
- religion that the governments of Iran and Afghanistan are based off of
- group locked in conflict with Israelis over control of land
- muslims who believe leaders should be descendants of Muhammad
- group that controls Afghanistan currently
- Ethnicity of people from Iran (former name of country)
- another continent containing the region we are talking about
- religion that Iran and Afghanistan base their government off of
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- kind of government that joins together smaller governments
- American President during the Iranian Hostage Crisis
- one person that is not a monarch has total control
- country that America came into conflict with in 2001
- one continent containing the region we are talking about
- government where king/queen
- religion that has the symbol on the Israeli flag
- Government ruled directly by the people
- country formed for displaced jewish people after the Holocaust
- Government based on religion
- event in Europe that led to the death of 6 millions Jewish people during WWII
- what Iran called their kings
- executed in 2006 for crimes against humanity
- A representative democracy where people freely choose their leaders that will represent them in government
- country that had a revolution in 1979 and took Americans hostage
30 Clues: region we are talking about • government where king/queen • Government based on religion • what Iran called their kings • Government ruled directly by the people • group that controls Afghanistan currently • government where king/queen has total power • people originally from the Arabian Peninsula • country invaded by the United States in 2003 • ...
Religions of the Middle East 2022-11-07
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- House of worship for Muslims
- Hatred, fear, or prejudice against Islam or Muslims
- A person who does not have a definite belief about whether God exists or not
- Holy month where Muslims fast during daylight hours
- Language spoken and written in for Judaism
- Giving a sum of money to charity each year
- The pilgrimage, or journey, to Mecca
- Holy Book of Judaism
- Christian holiday celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus
- Prophet who received messages from God and began preaching Islam
- Most practiced world religion – 2.3 billion followers
- Jewish dietary restrictions about what may or may not be eaten and how food is supposed to be prepared
- Praying five times a day facing Mecca
- Belief in one god
- Place of worship for Christian people
- Coming of age party for Jewish boys and girls
- Symbol of Judaism
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- Place of worship for Jewish people
- Oldest Monotheistic religion
- 85% of Muslims are from this branch of Islam
- When Christians are immersed in water to symbolize a new start
- Many types of head covering worn in public by Muslim women
- Holy Book of Christianity
- Founder of Judaism
- Confession of faith (prayer)
- A person who believes that God does not exist
- Christian Messiah who traveled the Middle East conducting miracles
- An organized system of beliefs, ceremonies, and rules used to worship a god or a group of gods
- Strict Muslim dietary laws like no ham, bacon, or alcohol; animals must be killed in a certain way
- Jewish holiday where a menorah is lit for 8 days to celebrate representing a Jewish victory over the Greeks
- 15% of Muslims are from this branch of Islam
- Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus
- The language the Qur’an is written in
- The holy book for Muslims
- The Muslim name for ‘God’
35 Clues: Belief in one god • Symbol of Judaism • Founder of Judaism • Holy Book of Judaism • Holy Book of Christianity • The holy book for Muslims • The Muslim name for ‘God’ • Oldest Monotheistic religion • House of worship for Muslims • Confession of faith (prayer) • Place of worship for Jewish people • The pilgrimage, or journey, to Mecca • Praying five times a day facing Mecca • ...
History of the Middle East 2022-10-27
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- waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea
- individual or group activity addressing issues of public concern
- the monarch rules in their own right or powe
- located in northeastern Libya
- worships jesus and god
- belief that there is only one deity
- a mountain range, a large canyon, a body of water, or large expanses of climatic differences
- building where a Jewish assembly or congregation meets for religious worship and instruction.
- movement of people from one place to another with intentions at a new location
- ruled by one
- an area or division, especially part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.
- is the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad
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- resources that are found in the environment
- the world's oldest monotheistic religion
- an organization that was founded in Baghdad, Iraq
- a group of people traveling together, often on a trade expedition
- Holy book is Quran
- unequal distribution of income and opportunity between different groups in society
- world's largest embankment dam
- the holy land
- the unlawful use of violence and intimidation
- a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one
- where dome of the rock is located
23 Clues: ruled by one • the holy land • Holy book is Quran • worships jesus and god • located in northeastern Libya • world's largest embankment dam • where dome of the rock is located • belief that there is only one deity • the world's oldest monotheistic religion • is the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad • resources that are found in the environment • ...
Empires in the Middle East 2025-11-19
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- city ruled by Muhammad
- members of the Islamic faith
- capital of Islamic empire
- Byzantine empress
- Muslims who follow no caliphs
- Muslim leader
- type of math developed by Muslims
- the newest Abrahamic faith
- site of a battle in France
- the fourth caliph
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- important early Christian city
- Byzantine emperor
- Islamic scripture
- continuation of Eastern Roman Empire
- home of Muhammad
- art made from colored tiles
- founder of Islam
- followers of Ali
- last name of the first caliph
- Muslim name for God
20 Clues: Muslim leader • home of Muhammad • founder of Islam • followers of Ali • Byzantine emperor • Islamic scripture • Byzantine empress • the fourth caliph • Muslim name for God • city ruled by Muhammad • capital of Islamic empire • the newest Abrahamic faith • site of a battle in France • art made from colored tiles • members of the Islamic faith • Muslims who follow no caliphs • ...
Cold War to Middle East 2025-12-10
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- Title of Iran’s monarch who ruled until 1979.
- Ideology the USSR hoped to expand during the Cold War.
- Leader who established a theocratic government after 1979.
- Region where many residents were displaced after the creation of Israel.
- Nation invaded by the Soviet Union in 1979.
- Terrorist group that emerged in Afghanistan and carried out multiple attacks.
- Extremist group that expanded after the destabilization of Iraq.
- Resource that made the Middle East vital for economic and political control.
- Major 1979 uprising that overthrew the Shah in Iran.
- Month associated with the 2001 attacks on the United States.
- Those held for 444 days during the U.S. embassy crisis.
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- Iraqi ruler removed from power in 2003.
- Fighters supported by the U.S. during the Soviet-Afghan War.
- Type of war fought indirectly through another country’s conflict.
- Prime minister of Iran who nationalized oil.
- Leader of Al-Qaeda until his death in 2011.
- Weapons the U.S. believed Saddam Hussein was developing.
- U.S. policy meant to stop the spread of communism.
- U.S. buildings bombed in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998.
- What the U.S. declared a global “war on” after 9/11.
- Alliance strengthened during and after the Cold War.
- Nation created in 1948, recognized by both the U.S. and USSR.
- U.S. destroyer attacked by Al-Qaeda in 2000.
- CIA-supported event that removed Mossadegh in 1953.
- Country that fought Iran for eight years beginning in 1980.
- Group that gained control of Afghanistan after years of instability.
26 Clues: Iraqi ruler removed from power in 2003. • Leader of Al-Qaeda until his death in 2011. • Nation invaded by the Soviet Union in 1979. • Prime minister of Iran who nationalized oil. • U.S. destroyer attacked by Al-Qaeda in 2000. • Title of Iran’s monarch who ruled until 1979. • U.S. policy meant to stop the spread of communism. • ...
NORTH ASIA & MIDDLE EAST 2022-09-23
10 Clues: Russia climate • Russian capital • Russian currency • Russian president • Middle east ethnic • monotheist religion • Russian main religion • Egypt ancient building • Middle east most common name • world no 5 most spoken language
Benchmark Vocabulary Review - Middle East 2015-04-29
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- An Iranian religion that dates back to ancient times
- Name taken by Mustafa Kemal, the founder of modern Turkey, meaning “Father of the Turks”
- Discrimination against Jews
- Situation when large numbers of educated people migrate out of a country
- Self-governing religious community in the Ottoman Empire
- A ruler from a traditional ruling family who is the son, daughter, or younger relative of the last ruler
- Place were most people live in cities
- Concealing, baggy garments worn by many Arab women
- A government controlled by one person who has not won a free election
- Belief that policies and society should follow Islamic law
- Holy book of Islam
- Starting a business
- Beliefs about what is right and wrong
- Persian governor
- The raising of plants and animals
- Muslims’ political and religious leader
- Belief that holy books should be taken literally, word for word
- Arabic word meaning “struggle”
- Block of rock and soil that makes up Earth’s crust
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- The killing of 1.5 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1918
- Narrow body of water that cuts through land, connecting two larger bodies of water
- Title for high-ranking Shia Muslim leaders in Iran
- A democracy in which parliament chooses the government
- The belief in a single God
- Tunnel that provides water to Persian villages by bringing water from an aquifer
- Persian word for king
- Islamic house of worship
- A region with good conditions for growing crops that stretches from the Mediterranean coast east through Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) to the Persian Gulf.
- Culture with a written language in which people have many different kinds of jobs
- A dry area that forms behind a highland that captures rainfall and snow
- Hot, dry winds that blow across Iran from west to east
- A messenger of God
- Religious leader
- Removal of salt from seawater
- Religious wars in which Christian soldiers from Europe aimed to stop the spread of Islam and to retake control of Palestine, also called the Holy Land
- An underground layer where water collects
- Iranian legislature
37 Clues: Religious leader • Persian governor • Holy book of Islam • A messenger of God • Starting a business • Iranian legislature • Persian word for king • Islamic house of worship • The belief in a single God • Discrimination against Jews • Removal of salt from seawater • Arabic word meaning “struggle” • The raising of plants and animals • Place were most people live in cities • ...
Middle East Culture Vocabulary Homework 2021-08-11
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- Muslim pilgrimage (religious journey) to Mecca, the birthplace of Muhammad at least once in a lifetime (if able).
- An ethnic group that lives in the mountainous regions of Southwest Asia; most are Sunni Muslims; Kurds do not have their own state/country.
- Ethnic group located in the Middle East and North Africa; language spoken is Arabic.
- Faith, Prayer, charity, fast, and hajj
- City in Israel considered holy by Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
- Follower of the religion of Islam.
- Belonging to the cultural, racial, religious, or linguistic traditions of a people or country.
- A religion that developed out of Judaism and was based on the life and teachings of Jesus.
- Religious text/book for the Jewish religion (Judaism), made up of the first 5 books of the Old Testament.
- They believe that Mohammad had designated Ali as his successor and spiritual heir.
- Religious text/book for the Islamic religion (Islam).
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- Belief in one God.
- The first monotheist, whose descendants are known as Jews, founder of Judaism.
- People who identify closely with a set of beliefs that influence their culture.
- A religion that teaches that there is one God and Muhammad is his messenger.
- 80%-85% of Muslims are Sunnis. Sunnis believe that Mohammad did not appoint a successor (replacement), and therefore one had to be appointed by the Muslims themselves.
- Ethnic group located primarily in Iran (Iran was formally the Persian Empire).
- The first monotheistic religion, founded by Abraham, and the followers are called Jews.
- Founder of Islam whom Muslims believe to be God’s prophet.
- Title used by rulers of the Muslim community from 632-1924.
20 Clues: Belief in one God. • Follower of the religion of Islam. • Faith, Prayer, charity, fast, and hajj • Religious text/book for the Islamic religion (Islam). • Founder of Islam whom Muslims believe to be God’s prophet. • Title used by rulers of the Muslim community from 632-1924. • City in Israel considered holy by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. • ...
Middle East and N Africa 2022-04-06
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- vegetation in the desert
- Site of first civilization
- resource that makes this region rich
- Egypt is known for these structures
- oil producing nation organization
- Founder of Judaism
- Founder of Islam
- Normal climate
- God but for Muslims
- Islamic holy book
- Edge of the Sahara
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- Important Jewish and Christian city
- Egyptian good, makes comfy sheets
- Important Jewish Holiday
- longest river in Africa and the world
- belief in one god
- Holy book of the Jews
- Country created for the Jews, cause of a lot of war
- Biggest desert in the world
- Saltiest sea in the world
- One of the five pillars being practiced during Ramadan
- Holiest city of Islam
22 Clues: Normal climate • Founder of Islam • belief in one god • Islamic holy book • Founder of Judaism • Edge of the Sahara • God but for Muslims • Holy book of the Jews • Holiest city of Islam • Important Jewish Holiday • vegetation in the desert • Saltiest sea in the world • Site of first civilization • Biggest desert in the world • Egyptian good, makes comfy sheets • ...
Middle East Geography Countries & Cities 2022-09-08
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- Tiny country between Iraq and the Persian Gulf
- Capital of Iraq
- South of Saudi Arabia and west of Oman
- Northwestern city in Saudi Arabia
- Capital of Syria
- Eastern most country on your map
- Tiny country north of Israel
- Fought a war with its western neighbor Iraq
- Eastern most capital on your map
- Capital of Lebanon
- Capital of Yemen
- Tiny country south of Lebanon and West of Jordan
- Island country in the Persian Gulf
- Peninsula country in the Persian Gulf that's south of Bahrain
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- borders Jordan and Iraq on the south and Turkey on the north
- Largest country on the Arabian Peninsula
- Capital of Iran
- Capital of Israel
- Sits between Saudi Arabia and Syria
- Southwestern city in Saudi Arabia
- Just north of Oman on the Arabian Peninsula
- Country that borders Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, and Turkey
- Country north of Syria and Iraq
- Capital of Jordan
- Bordered by Pakistan and Iran
- Capital of Saudi Arabia
- Country east of Yemen
- Capital of Egypt
28 Clues: Capital of Iran • Capital of Iraq • Capital of Syria • Capital of Yemen • Capital of Egypt • Capital of Israel • Capital of Jordan • Capital of Lebanon • Country east of Yemen • Capital of Saudi Arabia • Tiny country north of Israel • Bordered by Pakistan and Iran • Country north of Syria and Iraq • Eastern most country on your map • Eastern most capital on your map • ...
Entree full of Middle East 2021-11-30
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- heavy shipping traffic takes place here
- Kurds did not get their own territory
- belief in the same God (or Gods)
- country that is 25 miles long and 4-5 miles wide
- small land area within Israel
- majority live in Iran and are Shia Muslims
- hatred of Jews
- 2nd largest denomination of Islam
- joins the Tigris river
- has a Messiah/Savior
- main source of water for Israel, Jordan, parts of Syria, and others
- movement for the world's Jews to return to a homeland in Zion
- followers are called Muslim
- begins in Turkey and flows south through Iraq
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- group of peopole who share common culture
- Palestinians refused to recognize Israel as a nation
- in 1948, the UN partitioned Palestinians and Jews into this country
- Hussein was captured, tried, and executed
- over 6 million Jews were murdered by Hitler's Germany
- located between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula
- Orginazation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
- largest denomination of Islam
- located at one end of the Persian Gulf
- U.S. invaded Afhanistan
- connects the Red Sea with the Mediterranean Sea
- Operation Desert Storm
- majority found in Southwest Asia and Northern Africa
- located north of the Indian Ocean
- followers are called Jews
- most live in the mountains of Turkey, Iran, Syria, and Iraq
30 Clues: hatred of Jews • has a Messiah/Savior • Operation Desert Storm • joins the Tigris river • U.S. invaded Afhanistan • followers are called Jews • followers are called Muslim • largest denomination of Islam • small land area within Israel • belief in the same God (or Gods) • 2nd largest denomination of Islam • located north of the Indian Ocean • Kurds did not get their own territory • ...
Conflicts in the Middle East 2025-09-24
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- which country fought a war with Iraq from 1980 to 1988 over oil-rich territory
- the Kurdish people were left with vulnerability to extreme __
- in 1948, the United Nations partitioned Palestine into this Jewish nation
- there is hostility between the Arabs and the ___
- what are the Kurds suffering greatly from in Syria today
- The Kurds were divided between Iran,Syria,Iraq, & this country
- who ruled the Ottoman Empire
- the Ottoman Empire was on this side of WWI & lost
- which countries were not consulted about the division of the territory
- which former Iraqi leader attempted to eliminate his country's Kurdish population
- who did not get their own territory when the Europeans partitioned the Middle East
- an area where this is constant conflict between Palestinians and Israelis
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- which country took control of Syria & others after partitioning
- who gave France & Great Britain control of partitioning the Ottoman territory
- Great Britain & France quickly drew up new borders because they wanted immediate control of what profits
- some ethnic & religious groups got separated & other _ groups were grouped together
- the Jews and Muslims fight over the land in Israel because it is _ to both
- Iraqi Sunnis are more __ than the Iranian Shiites
- borders were drawn that paid no attention to local ____
- what did the Ottoman Turks ruthlessly pursue
- this country along with many neighboring Arab countries was in conflict with Israel for decades
- claims over land led to long periods of conflict and what else in the region
- after partitioning, which country was in charge of Jordan,Iraq,& parts of Saudi Arabia
- the Ottoman Empire was 6 times this state's size
- the Sunni & the Shia Muslims were forced to be together in this one country
25 Clues: who ruled the Ottoman Empire • what did the Ottoman Turks ruthlessly pursue • there is hostility between the Arabs and the ___ • the Ottoman Empire was 6 times this state's size • Iraqi Sunnis are more __ than the Iranian Shiites • the Ottoman Empire was on this side of WWI & lost • borders were drawn that paid no attention to local ____ • ...
Way of the Reaper 2021-11-23
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- A country in the Middle East east of Syria
- A military task.
- The movement of troops for military action.
- "Without warning; without remorse." is this to the sniper's.
- Middle East country north of Pakistan.
- Person who operates a gun or turret.
- The time a service-member spends in a combat area.
- An incident of shoot at your own side unintentionally.
- Term for the terrorist forces.
- Irving's job that got him his nickname.
- The abbreviation for when someone is killed in battle.
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- Permanent army unit that is divided into smaller groups.
- The natural gut feelings you get.
- An abbreviation for a type of explosive that is often put in the ground by the Hajis
- A military vehicle often used throughout the book to transport people.
- A stretch of land often described by its physical features.
- Nicholas Irving's nick name as a sniper.
- Nicholas Irving was a sniper in this special task force.
- The military branch Irving was in.
- The author's last name.
20 Clues: A military task. • The author's last name. • Term for the terrorist forces. • The natural gut feelings you get. • The military branch Irving was in. • Person who operates a gun or turret. • Middle East country north of Pakistan. • Irving's job that got him his nickname. • Nicholas Irving's nick name as a sniper. • A country in the Middle East east of Syria • ...
Current Events December Review Pt. 2 2015-12-04
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- From the article, “Middle East Mess”: This Muslim sect makes up the majority of the population and controls the government in Iraq.
- Which European nation has agreed to take in 800,000 refugees?
- From the article, “The Migrant Crisis”: Most of the migrants arriving in Europe have crossed this body of water:
- From the article, “Middle East Mess: The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria is a radical ____________ group(Muslim sect).
- For migrants, the main benefit of receiving _________, is that it allows them to stay in Europe permanently.
- From the article, “The Migrant Crisis”: Many of the migrants arriving in Europe have been fleeing a civil war in _________.
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- From the article, “Middle East Mess: ISIS’s main goal is to establish a strict Islamic state, or a ___________, in the Middle East without regard to present-day borders.
- From the article, “Tambora”: a horseshoe-shaped string of roughly 450 volcanoes surrounding the Pacific Ocean is a region also known as the _________________.
- These people are profiting from the wave of migrants fleeing the Middle East and Africa by charging money for their services.
- This week, the U.S. announced that a new strike force would be deployed to what Middle Eastern country, further increasing the American military presence there?
- Despite recent attacks in their country, ___________ still plans to accept refugees from Syria.
- From the article, “The Migrant Crisis”: Which European nation is building a wall to keep migrants out?
- From the article, “Tambora”: Mount Tambora, located in ______________, erupted in 1815 causing a three-year climate crisis across the globe.
- A fighter jet from what country recently shot down a Russian warplane near the border of Turkey and Syria?
14 Clues: Which European nation has agreed to take in 800,000 refugees? • Despite recent attacks in their country, ___________ still plans to accept refugees from Syria. • From the article, “The Migrant Crisis”: Which European nation is building a wall to keep migrants out? • ...
ARAB SPRING 2023-03-15
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- One factor that caused the Arab Spring. Lack of work/jobs.
- A series of political and social movements in northern Africa and the Middle East in 2010 and 2011.
- One holding complete autocratic control; a person with unlimited governmental power.
- Tunisian street vendor whose self-immolation after being harassed by municipal officials catalyzed the Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia and helped inspire a wider pro-democracy protest movement in the Middle East and North Africa known as the Arab Spring.
- Type of government that protestors wanted to replace the authoritarian governments.
- Dishonest or illegal behavior especially by powerful people (such as government officials or police officers)
- A war between opposing groups of citizens of the same country. These occurred in countries such as Syria, Lenoanon, and Libya following the Arab spring.
- Phrase or idiom that means “How much” or “To what degree”.
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- Played an important role in spreading the Arab Spring from Tunisia to other countries in the Middle East.
- A condition where water demand exceeds available water supply. Water __________ .
- Country where the Arab Spring began.
- Another way to describe the Middle East region.
- A government, especially an authoritarian one.
- Characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty.
- A household-level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food.
- The Arab Spring was a series of pro-democracy uprisings that enveloped several largely __________ countries, including Tunisia, Morocco, Syria, Libya, Egypt and Bahrain.
- An overthrow or total change of government.
- The act of objecting or a gesture of disapproval, such as to a government.
18 Clues: Country where the Arab Spring began. • An overthrow or total change of government. • A government, especially an authoritarian one. • Another way to describe the Middle East region. • One factor that caused the Arab Spring. Lack of work/jobs. • Phrase or idiom that means “How much” or “To what degree”. • ...
Middle East Social Studies Review 2013-11-04
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- Valuable Metal.
- God of Earth and Water.
- A plant used to make paper.
- A mountain shaped temple with a pyramid shaped base and a shrine.
- the river that floats through Egypt.
- The mummy was then placed in a decorated coffin called a ______________________.
- A dead persons body usually wrapped in bandages.
- The Hanging Garden of ______________.
- Covers the desert.
- Someone who can write in Ancient Egypt.
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- At the top of the Mesopotamian's social structure.
- The Ancient Egyptians easier form of writing.
- Dry area with very little rain.
- The belief in more than one god.
- A 10 year old pharaoh.
- Mother Goddess of All Living Things.
- The Mesopotamian's writing form.
- At the top of the Egyptians social structure.
- large tomb built by a pharaoh.
- At the bottom of the Mesopotamian's and the Egyptians social structure.
20 Clues: Valuable Metal. • Covers the desert. • A 10 year old pharaoh. • God of Earth and Water. • A plant used to make paper. • large tomb built by a pharaoh. • Dry area with very little rain. • The belief in more than one god. • The Mesopotamian's writing form. • Mother Goddess of All Living Things. • the river that floats through Egypt. • The Hanging Garden of ______________. • ...
Benchmark Vocabulary Review - Middle East 2015-04-29
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- Persian word for king
- Iranian legislature
- Starting a business
- The killing of 1.5 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1918
- Tunnel that provides water to Persian villages by bringing water from an aquifer
- A region with good conditions for growing crops that stretches from the Mediterranean coast east through Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) to the Persian Gulf.
- Self-governing religious community in the Ottoman Empire
- An Iranian religion that dates back to ancient times
- A messenger of God
- A ruler from a traditional ruling family who is the son, daughter, or younger relative of the last ruler
- The raising of plants and animals
- Removal of salt from seawater
- Place were most people live in cities
- A dry area that forms behind a highland that captures rainfall and snow
- Islamic house of worship
- The belief in a single God
- Muslims’ political and religious leader
- Hot, dry winds that blow across Iran from west to east
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- Religious wars in which Christian soldiers from Europe aimed to stop the spread of Islam and to retake control of Palestine, also called the Holy Land
- An underground layer where water collects
- Block of rock and soil that makes up Earth’s crust
- A democracy in which parliament chooses the government
- Name taken by Mustafa Kemal, the founder of modern Turkey, meaning “Father of the Turks”
- Religious leader
- Narrow body of water that cuts through land, connecting two larger bodies of water
- Persian governor
- Arabic word meaning “struggle”
- Culture with a written language in which people have many different kinds of jobs
- Discrimination against Jews
- A government controlled by one person who has not won a free election
- Beliefs about what is right and wrong
- Belief that holy books should be taken literally, word for word
- Situation when large numbers of educated people migrate out of a country
- Belief that policies and society should follow Islamic law
- Title for high-ranking Shia Muslim leaders in Iran
- Holy book of Islam
- Concealing, baggy garments worn by many Arab women
37 Clues: Religious leader • Persian governor • A messenger of God • Holy book of Islam • Iranian legislature • Starting a business • Persian word for king • Islamic house of worship • The belief in a single God • Discrimination against Jews • Removal of salt from seawater • Arabic word meaning “struggle” • The raising of plants and animals • Beliefs about what is right and wrong • ...
Middle East Exam Review Crossword 2023-03-06
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- One of the three major monotheistic religions
- One of the rivers in Mesopotamia
- Becuase most of the region is in the desert, Middle Eastern countries often lack ________.
- The Nile River flood waters helped to ______ the soil so Egypt was able to sustain a civilization.
- A religion that believes in only one god
- When oil supplies decrease, trade with oil-rich nations will ________.
- Decreased trading of oil leads to ______ prices of oil.
- The P in OPEC
- The end of the Nile, where it meets the sea, is called the Nile River ______.
- A religion that believes in many gods
- Unlike the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, the Nile River floods have been _________.
- Scarcity is when a resource is in _____ ________.
- Some countries in the Middle East have an abundance of _____.
- To protect oil supplies, countries like the United States sometimes get _______ in conflict in the Middle East.
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- When two groups need each other to survive
- When Middle Eastern countries sell oil, it is the __________ of those countries that benefits the most.
- One of the three major monotheistic religions
- The anicent civilization that existed in modern day Iraq
- One of the three major monotheistic religions
- The area of the world that stretches from Mesopotamia to Egypt
- One of the rivers in Mesopotamia
- Oil is a major trading _______ of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and Kuwait
- While oil is abundant in some countries, it is very _____ in others.
- The ____ River flows through Egypt
- The practice of growing crops, or ______, helped civilization grow in Mesopotamia.
- The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
26 Clues: The P in OPEC • One of the rivers in Mesopotamia • One of the rivers in Mesopotamia • The ____ River flows through Egypt • A religion that believes in many gods • A religion that believes in only one god • When two groups need each other to survive • One of the three major monotheistic religions • One of the three major monotheistic religions • ...
Middle East Vocab Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-17
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- The majority muslim sect throughout the Middle East
- A ship canal in northeastern egypt
- A policy for establishing and developing a national home-land for Jews
- A nation governed by another nation on behalf of the League of Nations
- A religion originating with Abraham
- A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed
- countries that experienced Western moderization
- Britain controlled after WWI
- A muslim empire based in Turkey
- A member of a North Afrian, Primarily Muslim people
- Mostly Jewish people who live in the Holy Land and named their country Israel
- An organization of countries formed in 1961 to agree on a common policy for the production and sale of patroleum
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- an international organization formed after WWI
- the majority Muslim sect in Iran
- A secret deal to divide the Ottoman Empire after WWI between Britain and France
- Country with most oil reserves
- British document that promised land in Palestine as home for Jews
- Original language of the Jewish people
- The primary country in conflict with Israel
- This proposition was that where ever there is a majority of Palestine that will be palestinian and where ever there is a majority of Jews that will be Israel
- Ethnic group that lives in parts of Iraq and Turkey
- A monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old Testament and the teachings of Jesus
- "The Uprising" against Israel by some Palestinians
- Arab prophet; founder of a religion
- Ethnic group that dominates the Middle East
- allowed to become independent after WWI
26 Clues: Britain controlled after WWI • Country with most oil reserves • A muslim empire based in Turkey • the majority Muslim sect in Iran • A ship canal in northeastern egypt • A religion originating with Abraham • Arab prophet; founder of a religion • Original language of the Jewish people • allowed to become independent after WWI • The primary country in conflict with Israel • ...
Religions of the Middle East 2023-02-03
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- Sacred text in Islam
- the worldwide displacement of Jews
- Church founded by Henry VIII
- Tower where the dead are left
- Promised land for Jews
- collected sayings of the prophet
- the Pentateuch
- founder of Zoroastrianism
- Letters
- British promise for a Jewish homeland
- German Jew who stressed modernity
- Founder of Islam
- holiest place in Islam
- the drive for a Jewish homeland
- Creed that stated Christian beliefs
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- wrote 14 books of the New Testament
- the most Orthodox Jews
- Father of three major faiths
- supreme god in Zoroastrianism Ahura ...
- daily prayer in Islam
- author of the 95 theses
- author of City of God
- considered the first pope
- religious order founded by Ignatius Loyola
- god of evil in Zoroastrianism Angra...
- Islamic name for God
- Jesus
- Forbidden
- claimed there were two gods in Christianity
- Largest denomination in Islam
30 Clues: Jesus • Letters • Forbidden • the Pentateuch • Founder of Islam • Sacred text in Islam • Islamic name for God • daily prayer in Islam • author of City of God • the most Orthodox Jews • Promised land for Jews • holiest place in Islam • author of the 95 theses • considered the first pope • founder of Zoroastrianism • Father of three major faiths • Church founded by Henry VIII • ...
Middle East Vocab Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-09
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- The largest ethnic group within the Middle East
- Leader of Iraq during the Persian Gulf War/Iraq War
- Branch of Islam; most widely practiced
- U.S defense headquarters.
- Citizens can only vote for legislature;legislature selects chief executive
- War from 1990-1991 that took place when Iraq attacked Kuwait's oil fields
- Largest attack on U.S soil
- Has more than one house of legislature
- Also known as weapons of mass destruction
- The legislature in Israel
- President of the United Sates during the War on Terror
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- Al-Qaeda attacks world trade center;beginning of Afghanistan War/War on Terror
- Terrorist group that took over Afghanistan
- Beginning of the Iraq War
- Most globally practiced religion;believes Jesus is the prophet/messiah
- One person holds absolute power
- Chief executive is a king, Sultan, or other ruler
- Freedom of religion, press, speech, etc
- Afghan terrorist group that invaded the U.S on September eleventh, two thousand one
- Leader o the Al-Qaeda
- The main religion practiced in the Middle East
- Accepted as Christianity's old testament
- Citizens can vote for legislature and chief executives
- Branch of Islam
- President of the United States during the Persian Gulf War
- Middle Eastern ethnic group
26 Clues: Branch of Islam • Leader o the Al-Qaeda • Beginning of the Iraq War • U.S defense headquarters. • The legislature in Israel • Largest attack on U.S soil • Middle Eastern ethnic group • One person holds absolute power • Branch of Islam; most widely practiced • Has more than one house of legislature • Freedom of religion, press, speech, etc • Accepted as Christianity's old testament • ...
Empires of the Middle East 2025-11-19
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- last name of the first caliph
- home of Muhammad
- city ruled by Muhammad
- founder of Islam
- art made from colored tiles
- Byzantine empress
- Muslims who do not follow a successor of Muhammad
- type of math developed by Muslims
- Byzantine emperor
- Muslim name for God
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- the newest Abrahamic faith
- capital of the Islamic empire
- the fourth caliph
- followers of Ali
- Muslim leader
- continuation of Eastern Roman Empire
- Islamic scripture
- site of a battle in France
- member of the Islamic faith
- important early Christian city
20 Clues: Muslim leader • home of Muhammad • founder of Islam • followers of Ali • the fourth caliph • Islamic scripture • Byzantine empress • Byzantine emperor • Muslim name for God • city ruled by Muhammad • the newest Abrahamic faith • site of a battle in France • art made from colored tiles • member of the Islamic faith • last name of the first caliph • capital of the Islamic empire • ...
History of the Middle East 2025-12-01
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- Riverinthemiddleeast
- groupofasharedreligion
- seaofArabia
- bankofthewest
- fightingoverland
- jews
- kurdish
- Muslim
- kurdswantedahomeland
- typeofMuslim
- groupofsharedethnicity
- Canal
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- besideSaudiArabia
- Invasion
- Christians
- Riverinthemiddleeast
- Arabic
- Gulf War
- typeofMuslim
- helptoiraq
- Jewish state
- O.P.E.C.
- Riverinthemiddleeast
- strait in the middle east
- Persia
- stripofGaza
- Gulfofpersia
27 Clues: jews • Canal • Arabic • Persia • Muslim • kurdish • Invasion • Gulf War • O.P.E.C. • Christians • helptoiraq • seaofArabia • stripofGaza • typeofMuslim • Jewish state • Gulfofpersia • typeofMuslim • bankofthewest • fightingoverland • besideSaudiArabia • Riverinthemiddleeast • Riverinthemiddleeast • Riverinthemiddleeast • kurdswantedahomeland • groupofasharedreligion • groupofsharedethnicity • strait in the middle east
PALAISIPAN-348 2021-10-05
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- – malaking armas sa digmaan
- – langis
- – goiter (sa ingles)
- – _______ at rosas
- – pasalubong
- – dulot ng malakas na bagyo
- – Limampu’t tatlo sa Romano
- – pagpili ng manunungkulan sa gob.
- – alagad ng Diyos
- – bansa sa Middle East
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- – dinuguan at ____
- – tawagan ng mga Pilipino abroad
- – miyembro
- – patayin ang sunog
- – pagkalat ng palay sa mga manok
- – kapartner ng pangulo
- – North, East, West, South
- – Niagara, Hinulugang Taktak
- – umalis sa posisyon / pwesto
- – nanganak
20 Clues: – langis • – miyembro • – nanganak • – pasalubong • – alagad ng Diyos • – dinuguan at ____ • – _______ at rosas • – patayin ang sunog • – goiter (sa ingles) • – kapartner ng pangulo • – bansa sa Middle East • – North, East, West, South • – malaking armas sa digmaan • – dulot ng malakas na bagyo • – Limampu’t tatlo sa Romano • – Niagara, Hinulugang Taktak • – umalis sa posisyon / pwesto • ...
ANIMALS WITH ORIGINS 2 2025-08-21
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- (Worldwide) [Marine Mammal] [O] [4]
- (Africa) [Herbivore] [W] [10]
- (Australia) [Canine] [D] [5]
- (North Atlantic & Pacific) [Fish] [S] [6]
- (Antarctica) [Marine Mammal] [LS] [12,4]
- (Tasmania) [Marsupial] [T D] [16,6]
- (South America) [Snake] [A] [8]
- (Central & South America) [Bat] [V] [12,3]
- (Worldwide) [Bird] [P] [7]
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- (Africa & Middle East) [Carnivore] [H] [5]
- (North America & Eurasia) [Large Deer] [M] [5]
- (Africa & Asia) [Large Mammal] [R] [10]
- (South America) [Bird] [T] [6]
- (North Pacific) [Marine Mammal] [SO] [8,5]
- (South America) [Parrot] [M] [5]
- (Madagascar) [Primate] [L] [5]
- (Australia & New Guinea) [Flightless Bird] [C] [10]
- (Middle East & Africa) [Herbivore] [C] [5]
- (Europe, North Africa, Asia) [Mountain Goat] [I] [4]
- (Asia) [Primate] [G] [6]
20 Clues: (Asia) [Primate] [G] [6] • (Worldwide) [Bird] [P] [7] • (Australia) [Canine] [D] [5] • (Africa) [Herbivore] [W] [10] • (South America) [Bird] [T] [6] • (Madagascar) [Primate] [L] [5] • (South America) [Snake] [A] [8] • (South America) [Parrot] [M] [5] • (Worldwide) [Marine Mammal] [O] [4] • (Tasmania) [Marsupial] [T D] [16,6] • (Africa & Asia) [Large Mammal] [R] [10] • ...
Midterm review (Middle east) 2023-01-13
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- Laws that were very male-dominated
- Holiest City
- Believe that only the most qualified should become the Caliph.
- 2nd Holiest city
- When you only believe in one God
- Eye for an eye
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- Had a lot of these, mainly oil
- This religion believed in Allah and the 5 pillars
- When Jordan, Syria, and Egypt all attacked Isreal
- Flat and sandy
- Successor to the prophet
- Believe that only true descendants of Muhammad can become the Caliph.
- What the women would wear to cover themselves up
- Inner Struggle
14 Clues: Holiest City • Flat and sandy • Inner Struggle • Eye for an eye • 2nd Holiest city • Successor to the prophet • Had a lot of these, mainly oil • When you only believe in one God • Laws that were very male-dominated • What the women would wear to cover themselves up • This religion believed in Allah and the 5 pillars • When Jordan, Syria, and Egypt all attacked Isreal • ...
middle east-Katherine Foreman 2021-12-01
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- ,What is this ______ like
- , climate in the middle east is mostly _______
- ,The most dominate language in the middle east
- ,solar,hydro power, and geothermal are all _______ energy
- ,land lock salt lake between Israel and _______
- ,Tropical grasslands,desert scrub,temperate grasslands
- ,commercial farming and subsistence farming are all __________ resources
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- ,rivers, streams,lakes, ponds are fed by ______
- ,plains, plateaus and mountains
- ,watering of farmland with water drawn from reservoirs or rivers
- ,Oceans,seas, gulf of water
- ,the dead seas water level drops about ____ feet per year
- ,oil, coal, and nuclear are all ________ energy
- ,The lowest point on Earth
14 Clues: ,What is this ______ like • ,The lowest point on Earth • ,Oceans,seas, gulf of water • ,plains, plateaus and mountains • , climate in the middle east is mostly _______ • ,The most dominate language in the middle east • ,rivers, streams,lakes, ponds are fed by ______ • ,oil, coal, and nuclear are all ________ energy • ,land lock salt lake between Israel and _______ • ...
Maggie's Middle East Crossword 2022-01-31
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- how many chapters there are in muslim holy book
- chapters in the muslim holy book
- how many pillars islam has
- the people get a say in their government
- give the poor two to two and a half of your savings
- reciting muslim profession of faith
- second largest religion in the world
Down
- pilgrimage to mecca once in your life
- how many countries the middle east has
- pray five times a day facing Mecca
- country that starts with an E
- largest city in the middle east
- government run by religious leaders
- fasting during the month of Ramadan
14 Clues: how many pillars islam has • country that starts with an E • largest city in the middle east • chapters in the muslim holy book • pray five times a day facing Mecca • government run by religious leaders • fasting during the month of Ramadan • reciting muslim profession of faith • second largest religion in the world • pilgrimage to mecca once in your life • ...
Imperialism Crossword 2023-05-01
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- The area the countries couldn’t colonize because it already had a Mother Country
- The meeting that the countries chose what land they colonized
- One reason the British colonized South Africa
- Another country that imperialized Africa, SE Asia, and The Middle East
- Mother countries do to Africa SE Asia and The Middle East
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- An Area the British were also able to colonize
- The country that would of colonized
- What was one continent that got imperialized
- Another place the British colonized
- The right or ability to strongly influence people or situations
- What happened to Africa during Imperialism
- What was a country in Europe that imperialized Africa, SE Asia, and the Middle East
- Adding more territories to the Mother Country
13 Clues: The country that would of colonized • Another place the British colonized • What happened to Africa during Imperialism • What was one continent that got imperialized • One reason the British colonized South Africa • Adding more territories to the Mother Country • An Area the British were also able to colonize • Mother countries do to Africa SE Asia and The Middle East • ...
Chapter 17 Geography 2022-04-29
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- Physical geography of the Middle East was formed by this.
- A collective community where labor, housing, and resources are shared.
- Transitioning societies in the Middle East are mostly threatened by __________________.
- There is a need to maintain strong economies without further endangering the _________________.
- Originally from Iran, the ________ have dispersed to parts of Turkey, Iraq, and Syria.
- People of the Middle East are ethnically varied by tribe and _____________.
- There are limited natural resources including _______.
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- _______________ means that adherents to Judaism believe there is only one god.
- Greek word that means "to meet together."
- Plenty of resources but not much ________.
- A dry streambed that fills up with water after rainstorms.
- A shrub whose leaves are harvested and chewed as a narcotic.
- Muslim women with less of their face showing means that are probably more _________________.
- An Islamic worship building.
14 Clues: An Islamic worship building. • Greek word that means "to meet together." • Plenty of resources but not much ________. • There are limited natural resources including _______. • Physical geography of the Middle East was formed by this. • A dry streambed that fills up with water after rainstorms. • A shrub whose leaves are harvested and chewed as a narcotic. • ...
Involvement in the Middle East 2022-12-06
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- destoryed during 9/11
- religion of the Muslims
- the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims
- a republic in SW Asia
- a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation
- the oil-producing states around the Persian Gulf
- One of the original 13 colonies
- how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place
- terrorist and mass murderer
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- New York City Police Department
- protects our country's borders
- twin skyscrapers 110 stories high in New York City
- accident or natural catastrophe
- event causing great suffering
- a republic in SW Asia, between the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf
- a republic in central Asia
- US defense headquarters
- arabic word for "base"
- the action or process of maturing
- 41st president in the US
- political aims
21 Clues: political aims • destoryed during 9/11 • a republic in SW Asia • arabic word for "base" • religion of the Muslims • US defense headquarters • 41st president in the US • a republic in central Asia • terrorist and mass murderer • event causing great suffering • protects our country's borders • New York City Police Department • accident or natural catastrophe • ...
Islam and the Middle East 2019-04-04
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- a religion like that of ancient Greece or Rome, in which more than one god is worshiped.
- Stories about what Mohammad did and said. They are meant to guide the behaviour of Muslims.
- The month during which Muslims must fast according to the Third Pillar.
- A second branch of Islam
- A diverse society in which all people are accepted and respected
- A holy city for Islam, Christianity and Judaism.
- Islamic religious law.
- To attack based on religion, race, gender etc.
- Worshiping one God.
- The leader of the Islamic Empire
- A face covering worn by some Muslim women.
- The capital of Islamic Spain.
- A head scarf worn by some Muslim women.
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- The community of believers.
- The Muslim holy book.
- The capital of the Islamic Empire during the Abbasid Dynasty.
- A journey to a sacred place or shrine.
- The capital of the Islamic Empire during the Umayyad Dynasty.
- The pilgrimage to Mecca.
- The belief in multiple gods and goddesses.
- Meaning to struggle but can also refer to a military campaign.
- A branch of Islam that that supported the first caliph, Abu Bakr.
- The birthplace of Islam
- A person who leads prayers in a Mosque.
- a group of people who are descended from the same ancestor
- The journey made by Mohammad and the Umma from Mecca to Medina to escape persecution.
- The box in Mecca dedicated to worshiping Allah.
27 Clues: Worshiping one God. • The Muslim holy book. • Islamic religious law. • The birthplace of Islam • The pilgrimage to Mecca. • A second branch of Islam • The community of believers. • The capital of Islamic Spain. • The leader of the Islamic Empire • A journey to a sacred place or shrine. • A person who leads prayers in a Mosque. • A head scarf worn by some Muslim women. • ...
Greece & Middle East Crossword Puzzle 2020-04-02
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- What body of water is Greece located near?
- What dish contains fava beans in pita bread with raw vegetables?
- What dish is made from ground chickpeas?
- What holiday follows the fasting month, which a cross between the feasting of Thanksgiving and festivity of Christmas?
- What form of holistic healing technique was used by Middle Easterns to cure pain?
- What color egg is dyed on the most important Greek holiday?
- What occasion do Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset?
- What is feared by Middle easterns?
- What spice is mostly enjoyed in coffee by the Middle East?
- What dish is made out of minced lamb, eggplant, onions, and tomato sauce?
- Sesame seeds are crushed to make what?
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- What country did the Olympics originate?
- What is the main religion of Greeks and Greek Americans?
- What meat do some Greeks and Middle Easterns prefer?
- Arab and Greek families have a strong what type of family?
- How many countries make up the Middle East?
- What is mixed with thyme to make the Arabic seasoning called za'atar?
- What state has the largest concentration of Greek Americans?
- What is one food that is extremely important to the Greeks?
- What religion do recent Arab immigrants believe in?
20 Clues: What is feared by Middle easterns? • Sesame seeds are crushed to make what? • What country did the Olympics originate? • What dish is made from ground chickpeas? • What body of water is Greece located near? • How many countries make up the Middle East? • What religion do recent Arab immigrants believe in? • What meat do some Greeks and Middle Easterns prefer? • ...
Ancient Middle East Crossword Puzzle 2013-11-05
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- made out of reeds and used to write on
- the king Mesopotamia that made a code
- mistress of magic
- the name of stars grouped together to form signs
- god of vegetation and ruler of the under world
- the name for watering the land
- the number the Egyptians number scale was based on
- one of the seven wonders of the ancient world built by Egyptians
- the people who invented the wheel
- sun god
- invention used to get water from the Nile river
- a technique used to attach animals to their plows
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- oldest and largest stone buildings in the world built by Egyptians
- god of mummification
- a system of symbols used to represent ideas or objects
- the first stone used to make pyramids
- a word that meant "words of the gods" in Egyptian
- a mountain shaped temple with a pyramid shape base built to house the gods
- god of Earth and water
- the first metal Mesopotamians used for jewelery
- mother goddess of all living things
- the number the Mesopotamians mathematic sysem was based on
- coin that weighed 180 grains of barely
23 Clues: sun god • mistress of magic • god of mummification • god of Earth and water • the name for watering the land • the people who invented the wheel • mother goddess of all living things • the first stone used to make pyramids • the king Mesopotamia that made a code • made out of reeds and used to write on • coin that weighed 180 grains of barely • ...
Ancient Middle East Crossword Puzzle 2013-11-05
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- the name for watering the land
- the king Mesopotamia that made a code
- sun god
- the number the Egyptians number scale was based on
- the first metal Mesopotamians used for jewelery
- the first stone used to make pyramids
- mother goddess of all living things
- mistress of magic
- one of the seven wonders of the ancient world built by Egyptians
- god of vegetation and ruler of the under world
- oldest and largest stone buildings in the world built by Egyptians
- a technique used to attach animals to their plows
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- god of Earth and water
- a mountain shaped temple with a pyramid shape base built to house the gods
- a word that meant "words of the gods" in Egyptian
- the number the Mesopotamians mathematic sysem was based on
- god of mummification
- the people who invented the wheel
- a system of symbols used to represent ideas or objects
- made out of reeds and used to write on
- the name of stars grouped together to form signs
- invention used to get water from the Nile river
- coin that weighed 180 grains of barely
23 Clues: sun god • mistress of magic • god of mummification • god of Earth and water • the name for watering the land • the people who invented the wheel • mother goddess of all living things • the king Mesopotamia that made a code • the first stone used to make pyramids • made out of reeds and used to write on • coin that weighed 180 grains of barely • ...
Benchmark Vocabulary Review - Middle East 2015-04-29
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- The raising of plants and animals
- Belief that holy books should be taken literally, word for word
- Discrimination against Jews
- Block of rock and soil that makes up Earth’s crust
- Beliefs about what is right and wrong
- Persian governor
- A region with good conditions for growing crops that stretches from the Mediterranean coast east through Mesopotamia (modern Iraq) to the Persian Gulf.
- A messenger of God
- Religious wars in which Christian soldiers from Europe aimed to stop the spread of Islam and to retake control of Palestine, also called the Holy Land
- A ruler from a traditional ruling family who is the son, daughter, or younger relative of the last ruler
- Place were most people live in cities
- An underground layer where water collects
- Hot, dry winds that blow across Iran from west to east
- Iranian legislature
- Belief that policies and society should follow Islamic law
- The belief in a single God
- Tunnel that provides water to Persian villages by bringing water from an aquifer
- Culture with a written language in which people have many different kinds of jobs
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- Title for high-ranking Shia Muslim leaders in Iran
- Name taken by Mustafa Kemal, the founder of modern Turkey, meaning “Father of the Turks”
- Holy book of Islam
- Persian word for king
- The killing of 1.5 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1918
- Muslims’ political and religious leader
- Arabic word meaning “struggle”
- A democracy in which parliament chooses the government
- Starting a business
- An Iranian religion that dates back to ancient times
- Narrow body of water that cuts through land, connecting two larger bodies of water
- Situation when large numbers of educated people migrate out of a country
- Religious leader
- Removal of salt from seawater
- Self-governing religious community in the Ottoman Empire
- Islamic house of worship
- A dry area that forms behind a highland that captures rainfall and snow
- A government controlled by one person who has not won a free election
- Concealing, baggy garments worn by many Arab women
37 Clues: Persian governor • Religious leader • Holy book of Islam • A messenger of God • Starting a business • Iranian legislature • Persian word for king • Islamic house of worship • The belief in a single God • Discrimination against Jews • Removal of salt from seawater • Arabic word meaning “struggle” • The raising of plants and animals • Beliefs about what is right and wrong • ...
Maps of the Middle East 2022-04-11
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- minority group in southeast Iran
- much of the ME is newly under ____-rule
- Arab _____ Uprisings
- the only ME country never conquered by Europe
- Sykes-Picot
- majority group in the ME
- Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979
- city where ethnic cleansing took place
- ethnic group, often a minority in ME countries
- a community and religion
- country with the largest Muslim population
- Lebanese militant group
- there are many _________ in the West Bank
- access to this allows for a global connection
- the UN mapped out this Jewish state in 1947
- "tradition" in Arabic
- big source of Taliban funding
- "zones of _________"
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- peninsula
- dilemma between Israel and Iran
- major ME export
- first ruler of the Ottoman Empire
- language in Saudi Arabia
- Strait of ______
- shifting borders of control with Iraq
- ruler of the global Islamic community
- the Israel-Palestine conflict is a _____ issue
- line drawn separating Pashtun population
- large populations in Afghanistan and Pakistan
- Libya's capital
- a "mystery religion"
- land Israel gave back as part of a peace deal
- important bodies of water in ME history
- The _______ crescent
- semi-nomadic ethnic minority group
- Canal in Egypt
- an extremist group based in Iraq
- eastern Mediterranean
38 Clues: peninsula • Sykes-Picot • Canal in Egypt • major ME export • Libya's capital • Strait of ______ • Arab _____ Uprisings • a "mystery religion" • The _______ crescent • "zones of _________" • eastern Mediterranean • "tradition" in Arabic • Lebanese militant group • language in Saudi Arabia • majority group in the ME • a community and religion • big source of Taliban funding • ...
Middle East Mapping Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-15
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- Large body of water east of the Caucusus Mountains
- One of two rivers that flow through Mesopotamia
- City in Iran just south of the Caspian Sea
- Tiny island country located in the Persian Gulf
- Country just north of Pakistan
- Vegetation that makes up most of the region
- Large city in central Iraq
- Largest city in Turkey
- Name of the Sea that lies south of the region
- Mountain range that covers most of western Iran
- Country located on the Anatolia Plateau
- The _______ Gulf lies between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran
- Very small country just north of Israel
- Country just west of Iraq
- Pakastani city located on the Arabian Sea
- Large peninsula that makes up the southwest part of the region
- Island country south of Turkey
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- Physical feature on the far northeast part of the region
- Small country bordering the Mediterranean Sea
- Country that makes up most of the Arabian Peninsula
- Mountain Range between the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea
- Country between Afghanistan and Iraq
- Plateau that makes up most of the country of Turkey
- Small country located in the Caucusus Mountains
- Country west of Oman
- Capital of Syria
- Name of the region that contains the Tigris and Euphartes Rivers
- Resource that is very common around the Persian Gulf
- Country north of Saudi Arabia and south of Iraq
- Large body of water north of the Anatolian Plateau
- The Empty Quarter
- Body of water that lies 1,349 feet below sea level
- One of two rivers that flow through Mesopotamia
- Country that is home to K2, the world's second highest mountain
- Country east of Yemen
35 Clues: Capital of Syria • The Empty Quarter • Country west of Oman • Country east of Yemen • Largest city in Turkey • Country just west of Iraq • Large city in central Iraq • Country just north of Pakistan • Island country south of Turkey • Country between Afghanistan and Iraq • Country located on the Anatolia Plateau • Very small country just north of Israel • ...
Middle East/Central Asia Vocab 2024-04-17
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- A policy for establishing and developing a national homeland for Jews in Palestine.
- An organization of countries formed in 1961 to agree on a common policy for the production and sale of petroleum.
- A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed. Followers are called Muslims.
- Original language of the Jewish people and that of their sacred books.
- A religion with a belief in one god. It originated with Abraham and the Hebrew people. Yahweh.
- the majority Muslim sect in Iran
- Secret deal to divide the Ottoman Empire after WWI between Britain and France
- A nation governed by another nation on behalf of the League of Nations.
- Ethnic group that lives in parts of Iraq and Turkey. They of ten suffer persecution in both countries, and are currently under the protection of the United Nations in Iraq.
- A territory in the Middle East on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
- This proposition was that where ever there is a majority of Palestine that will be palestinian and where ever there is a Majority of Jews that will be Israel.
- country with most oil reserves
- and Turkey countries that experienced western modernization Egypt allowed to become independent after WWI
- A monotheistic system of beliefs and practices based on the Old and New Testament.Jesus is savior.
- A Muslim empire based in Turkey that lasted from the 1300's to 1922.
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- In the 1980s, the Israeli government encouraged Jewish movement in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Golan Heights.
- British document that promised land in Palestine as homeland for Jews in exchange for Jews help in WWI
- of Nations an international organization formed after World War I
- A member of a North African, primarily Muslim people living in settled or nomadic tribes from Morocco to Egypt
- Britain controlled after WWI
- "The Uprising" against Israel by some Palestinians
- a militant Islamic fundamentalist political movement that opposes peace with Israel and uses terrorism as a weapon.
- the majority Muslim sect throughout the Middle East
- Canal A ship canal in northeastern Egypt linking the Red Sea with the Mediterranean Sea
- founder of religion of Islam.
- ethnic group that dominates the Middle East and Northern Africa.
- Mostly Jewish people who live in the Holy Land and named their country Israel.
27 Clues: Britain controlled after WWI • founder of religion of Islam. • country with most oil reserves • the majority Muslim sect in Iran • "The Uprising" against Israel by some Palestinians • the majority Muslim sect throughout the Middle East • ethnic group that dominates the Middle East and Northern Africa. • of Nations an international organization formed after World War I • ...
Unit 5 Middle East Conflict 2023-12-15
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- Primary language for many people in the Middle East.
- Practice of violence designed to instill fear.
- This nation staged a revolution in 1979 that installed an Islamic government.
- Palestinian terrorist organization that has power in Gaza.
- 1979 event in which Iranian students took 66 American hostages.
- Storm. U.S. military operation in 1991 that kicked Iraq's army out of Kuwait.
- Only Jewish nation in the Middle East.
- The holiest land for Muslims in the world.
- Set of fundamentalist Islamic laws that is particularly harsh to women.
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- Ruling group in Afghanistan.
- Oil rich nation that was once led by Saddam Hussein for decades.
- In Islam it means "to struggle," but many in the West connect it with terrorism.
- Movie based on the Iranian Hostage Crisis.
- Religion in most of the Middle East.
- Leader and dictator of Iraq until the end of the 2003 Iraq War.
- Leader of al-qaeda and responsible for planning and funding the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
16 Clues: Ruling group in Afghanistan. • Religion in most of the Middle East. • Only Jewish nation in the Middle East. • Movie based on the Iranian Hostage Crisis. • The holiest land for Muslims in the world. • Practice of violence designed to instill fear. • Primary language for many people in the Middle East. • Palestinian terrorist organization that has power in Gaza. • ...
Ethnic and Religious groups- Kimberlee Bunch 2020-10-05
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- an ethnic group that wants there own nation
- the largest ethnic group in the middle east
- an ethnic group that are that mostly live in Iran
- islam what some people are in the middle east
- group a group that has common heritage
- islam what most people are in the middle east
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- the language an ethnic speaks
- the language an ethnic group does
- the language an ethnic group speaks
- group a group that has a common belief system
10 Clues: the language an ethnic speaks • the language an ethnic group does • the language an ethnic group speaks • group a group that has common heritage • an ethnic group that wants there own nation • the largest ethnic group in the middle east • group a group that has a common belief system • islam what some people are in the middle east • ...
Lugares 2 2018-03-06
19 Clues: sur • este • gira • oeste • medio • norte • firmar • cruzar • perdió • opuesto • derecho • espalda • izquierda • alrededor • navegación • algun lado • a través de • mano derecho • mano izquierda
Arab-Israel Conflict Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-17
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- People live and reach out with one another.
- The struggle for self-governance and the freedom from control or the influence of others.
- The Government taking control of the private businesses or industries.
- Someone's job or a career.
- The official order or an authority to do something.
- The use of violence and intimidation.
- A Jewish Holiday.
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- The Middle East peace agreement.
- The movement of the state of the Jewish people.
- The Middle East in the capital of Israel.
- The Middle Eastern country in Western Asia.
- The country in Asia.
- The rebellion against the occupation or an uprising.
- A line that separates between the two countries, states, or some of the areas.
- The Middle Eastern region that is bordered by Israel and Egypt.
15 Clues: A Jewish Holiday. • The country in Asia. • Someone's job or a career. • The Middle East peace agreement. • The use of violence and intimidation. • The Middle East in the capital of Israel. • People live and reach out with one another. • The Middle Eastern country in Western Asia. • The movement of the state of the Jewish people. • ...
Mini Middle East Crossword 2024-03-17
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- one thing that spread on trade routes
- civilization began here
- lifestyle staying in one place
- book of the islamic faith
- climate type in middle east
- river where early civilization began
- law influenced by the Islamic faith
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- US and Middle Eastern both have different ______ of gov
- spread to Africa from middle east
- river where early civilization began
- Revolution where farming began
- lifestyle moving from place to place
12 Clues: civilization began here • book of the islamic faith • climate type in middle east • Revolution where farming began • lifestyle staying in one place • spread to Africa from middle east • law influenced by the Islamic faith • river where early civilization began • lifestyle moving from place to place • river where early civilization began • one thing that spread on trade routes • ...
YEAR 2 TERM 4 WEEK 1 2021-03-22
23 Clues: Dry • Air • Ben • Sara • Bend • East • Blue • Tell • Ruben • Worry • Worst • Snake • Sleep • Chair • Drier • Middle • Hungry • Garage • Letter • 41-31= • Warm up • Staleness • Ambulance
Our Life 2013-09-12
16 Clues: Mother • Oldest Son • First Born • Middle Girl • Barking Dog • Loyal Beagle • Youngest son • Youngest Girl • Lawn Home area • Faithful Feline • Wife and Mother • Husband and Lover • Coop Where we met • Where we got married • Autumn's Middle Name • Our Greatest Gift to Each Other
Abbie Dalton 2021-12-01
Across
- Where do most people in the Middle East live
- the watering of farmland
- floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts
- dominant religion
- solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal
- It is cooler than the rest of the Middle East region.It receives more rain.It has grasslands and forest areas
- arid (dry)
- mostly desert, desert scrub, or grassland, with some forest areas in the north
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- oceans, seas, and gulfs
- more people
- oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear
- not all flat
- dominant language
- water drawn from reservoirs or rivers
- oil
- rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds
16 Clues: oil • arid (dry) • more people • not all flat • dominant language • dominant religion • oceans, seas, and gulfs • the watering of farmland • oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear • rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds • water drawn from reservoirs or rivers • solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal • Where do most people in the Middle East live • floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts • ...
Abbie Dalton 2021-12-01
Across
- Where do most people in the Middle East live
- the watering of farmland
- floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts
- dominant religion
- solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal
- It is cooler than the rest of the Middle East region.It receives more rain.It has grasslands and forest areas
- arid (dry)
- mostly desert, desert scrub, or grassland, with some forest areas in the north
Down
- oceans, seas, and gulfs
- more people
- oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear
- not all flat
- dominant language
- water drawn from reservoirs or rivers
- oil
- rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds
16 Clues: oil • arid (dry) • more people • not all flat • dominant language • dominant religion • oceans, seas, and gulfs • the watering of farmland • oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear • rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds • water drawn from reservoirs or rivers • solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal • Where do most people in the Middle East live • floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts • ...
Islam crossword puzzle 2019-03-06
Aidan Ashley Dec 1 Middle East 2021-12-01
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- The amount of people in a place.
- A very dry place with little to no water
- The distance of a place North or South.
- The dominant religion in Middle East.
- River found in North Africa.
- The region's most plentiful resource.
- The destruction of a forest.
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- To maintain natural resources.
- Long term pattern of weather in an area
- Another word for dry.
- The dominant language in Middle East.
- Where the nile river starts.
- non drinkable water source
- Drinkable Water.
- Spot in a desert where water is found.
15 Clues: Drinkable Water. • Another word for dry. • non drinkable water source • River found in North Africa. • Where the nile river starts. • The destruction of a forest. • To maintain natural resources. • The amount of people in a place. • The dominant language in Middle East. • The dominant religion in Middle East. • The region's most plentiful resource. • ...
Maddies N crossword puzzle 2021-12-01
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- ,something that naturally occurs in the region
- , desert
- , weather tat destroys land
- , dominant language in middle east
- , things humans have created by hand
- , not plentiful or insufficient
- , land between two rivers
- sea, a sea that has saltwater
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- found on the fertile crescent
- , freshwater source
- , highest content of saltwater
- , type of a bodied water
- , a natural resource in the tropic of cancer
- , a country that is the coolest out of the Middle East region
- , impacts where someone / people live
15 Clues: , desert • , land between two rivers • , weather tat destroys land • found on the fertile crescent • , freshwater source • sea, a sea that has saltwater • , type of a bodied water • , dominant language in middle east • , things humans have created by hand • , impacts where someone / people live • , highest content of saltwater • ...
Abbie Dalton 2021-12-01
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- more people
- dominant religion
- dominant language
- mostly desert, desert scrub, or grassland, with some forest areas in the north
- not all flat
- rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds
- floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts
- water drawn from reservoirs or rivers
- oil
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- It is cooler than the rest of the Middle East region.It receives more rain.It has grasslands and forest areas
- Where do most people in the Middle East live
- oceans, seas, and gulfs
- oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear
- arid (dry)
- solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal
- the watering of farmland
16 Clues: oil • arid (dry) • more people • not all flat • dominant religion • dominant language • oceans, seas, and gulfs • the watering of farmland • oil,coal,natural gas,nuclear • rivers, streams, lakes, and ponds • water drawn from reservoirs or rivers • solar,wind,hydro-power,biomass,geothermal • Where do most people in the Middle East live • floods, mud slides, earthquakes, and droughts • ...
Age of Exploration 2024-12-09
Across
- empire in the middle east
- religious figure
- instrument for measuring angular distances
- trading country
- getting around
- faster, more maneuverable ship
- north, south, west, east
- position of stars
Down
- prominent religion
- individual achievement
- fall of ___
- go around and ___
- explorer of the New World
- tried to trade with India
- homeland of Christopher Columbus
- what they sailed across
- for trading
- first crew to sail around the world
- important figure for trading with India
- very valuable for trading
20 Clues: fall of ___ • for trading • getting around • trading country • religious figure • go around and ___ • position of stars • prominent religion • individual achievement • what they sailed across • north, south, west, east • explorer of the New World • empire in the middle east • tried to trade with India • very valuable for trading • faster, more maneuverable ship • homeland of Christopher Columbus • ...
Ottoman Empire 2016-10-12
Across
- Muslim sovereign
- Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
- East: Region located in Western Asia
- Was the capital of the Roman/byzantine Empire
- A territory
- Is a country that could be found in the Middle East
- An extensive group of states or countries
Down
- Is the worlds largest religion
- Creator of the Ottoman Empire
- Capital of Turkey
- Empire of the Turkish know as the Ottoman Empire
- Someone who comes and takes control
- Second biggest Religion
- A force created in 1338
14 Clues: A territory • Muslim sovereign • Capital of Turkey • Second biggest Religion • A force created in 1338 • Sultan of the Ottoman Empire • Creator of the Ottoman Empire • Is the worlds largest religion • Someone who comes and takes control • East: Region located in Western Asia • An extensive group of states or countries • Was the capital of the Roman/byzantine Empire • ...
Chapters 1-9 2022-11-30
Across
- man that God called out from Ur
- divides BC from AD
- minted first coins
- wedge shaped writing tool
- no great accomplishments
- known for developing writing, pictures and the wheel
- language spoken by people in Middle East
- false idea that man began as an animal
Down
- home of the Hanging Gardens
- Christianity, Judaism and Islam were started here
- developed the alphabet
- early empire builders
- Nineveh was the capital of where
- most important natural resource in Middle East
14 Clues: divides BC from AD • minted first coins • early empire builders • developed the alphabet • no great accomplishments • wedge shaped writing tool • home of the Hanging Gardens • man that God called out from Ur • Nineveh was the capital of where • false idea that man began as an animal • language spoken by people in Middle East • most important natural resource in Middle East • ...
Middle East Cross Word Puzzle 2025-09-24
Across
- This was the empire that had most of Southwest Asia and some parts of Europe under their control
- The third oldest religion
- Oil rich country apart of Opec
- The Persian gulf to the Arabian sea
- A part of Israel where people called the palestinians
- This river flows through Turkey and Iraq
- Semi-nomadic,Live through mountains of Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran
- Most Middle Eastern people are apart of this ethnic group
- The sea in between Saudi Arabia and Egypt
- Gaza strip and West Bank are found here
- What are people who follow the Islam religion
- The second oldest religion
Down
- The canal that connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea
- Many live in Iran Speak the language Farsi
- What are people who follow the Islam religion
- This is the river found running through Syria, Jordan, and Israel
- What are people who follow the Islam religion
- The sea above Turkey
- Oldest religion in the Middle East
- High mountains where two important rivers are located
- This river flows through Turkey, Syria and Iraq
21 Clues: The sea above Turkey • The third oldest religion • The second oldest religion • Oil rich country apart of Opec • Oldest religion in the Middle East • The Persian gulf to the Arabian sea • Gaza strip and West Bank are found here • This river flows through Turkey and Iraq • The sea in between Saudi Arabia and Egypt • Many live in Iran Speak the language Farsi • ...
Unit 4 Vocabs. 2024-10-23
Across
- A unit to measure heat or cold.
- A small animal that lives in hot places.
- A fast animal in dry places.
- city: The main city of a country.
- A hot, dry country in the Middle East.
- How hot or cold it is.
- dune: A hill of sand made by wind.
- A windstorm with sand.
Down
- Happening now and then.
- A way to measure temperature (°C).
- Arabia: A hot, desert country in the Middle East.
- The amount of rain.
- A small unit to measure rain.
- Very interesting.
- reef: Sea animals forming underwater.
- The usual amount of something.
- Land next to the sea.
- Tiny grains in deserts and beaches.
18 Clues: Very interesting. • The amount of rain. • Land next to the sea. • How hot or cold it is. • A windstorm with sand. • Happening now and then. • A fast animal in dry places. • A small unit to measure rain. • The usual amount of something. • A unit to measure heat or cold. • city: The main city of a country. • A way to measure temperature (°C). • dune: A hill of sand made by wind. • ...
Pirates 2023-05-16
20 Clues: Est • île • mer • pont • Ouest • marin • entre • bijoux • milieu • trésor • drapeau • crochet • naufrage • derrière • découvrir • capitaine • au-dessus • faire peur • jambe de bois • name of the pirates'flag
