middle east Crossword Puzzles
Out of the Ordinary 2021-10-08
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- 80s Sitcom child, known for being played by two Olsens
- No Coca Cola
- Auctioning website
- Common woman's middle name, also a red flower
- Literary tool, like or as need
- Group of fish
- 18th-19th Century art movement in Western Europe with little color used, more straight lines, and more definition
- Clay used by the Pueblos, red-orange color
- Half of the genetic structure of life, using ribose sugar
- Woodwind instrument originating from the Middle East, but now stereotyped with Scots
- The Eagles sing about this place, the spirit hasn't been there since 1969
- Gruesome horror films
- Text message not through social media(abr.)
- Used to melt the Wicked Witch of the West, she must have smelled bad
- Disagree
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- President for a calendar month until his passing from pneumonia
- King before the French Revolution
- Another name for shutouts in soccer, may want to sleep on these
- ___ Chara, NHL Defensemen known for his tenor on the Bruins
- One eyed, one-horned, purple, flying monster
- Latin spiced meats
- Higher level of noise usually in singing
- Morrocan city, also has a 1942 film named after
- Feline animal usually black, can come in pink
- Where a pig's food is located in
- Multiply this by 2π to get the circumference
- Goodnight, in French
- long bench usually seen in churches, synagogues, or courtrooms
- America's team's stadium sponsor
- A brand of it has a Quaker in the logo
- Multiple scenes in a play makes up this, usually three of them
- Winter storm, also name of a Dairy Queen Ice Cream
32 Clues: Disagree • No Coca Cola • Group of fish • Latin spiced meats • Auctioning website • Goodnight, in French • Gruesome horror films • Literary tool, like or as need • Where a pig's food is located in • America's team's stadium sponsor • King before the French Revolution • A brand of it has a Quaker in the logo • Higher level of noise usually in singing • ...
Burch Lore 2024-03-06
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- Her car, very common and very basic
- Favorite type of food, from a country in Europe
- First partner(s?), one letter off an adorable steel type pokemon
- Got on this at the beach and went so far out on the ocean she couldn't see land anymore
- Dad told me him and mom were getting a divorce at this serene location
- Was hit in the head with a broom by her sister on this child's toy
- Her favorite stuffed animal as a child, it was a bunny
- Pronouns
- Farthest east; tropical island with rum
- Name of father
- Always asks for photos, practically raised me for 6 years
- Middle name, her dad's middle name is "ronald"
- Last name of Doctor divorce court ordered me to go to as a child, and who prescribed me pills that made me forget I was on Earth. Name includes a geographical feature
- Acronym of community college, she made 3 C's there
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- Farthest west; tropical island with pineapples
- Stepmom; Same name as a famous white lady chef
- Lost virginity at a party in this in North Georgia
- Played this game at her cousins, and was so obsessed with the campaign she pissed herself instead of getting up
- She's probably going to change her name to this soon; you might find one of these little critters in Russia
- Killed her first animal here
- Dream vacation, would love to go to the fish market
- Maiden name of mother, descent of Appalachian prophet
- Kristoffer Zetterstrand's home country, her favorite artist
- The origin of "Burch", corrupt sheriff
- Federal agency of first job, dealt with elections
- First type of relationship
26 Clues: Pronouns • Name of father • First type of relationship • Killed her first animal here • Her car, very common and very basic • The origin of "Burch", corrupt sheriff • Farthest east; tropical island with rum • Farthest west; tropical island with pineapples • Stepmom; Same name as a famous white lady chef • Middle name, her dad's middle name is "ronald" • ...
MultiCultural Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-13
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- A flavorful Indian spice mix used in various dishes. (6)
- A fundamental concept in Chinese philosophy representing harmony and balance. (3)
- A Hawaiian garland made of flowers, leaves, or shells, given as a symbol of affection. (3)
- An Italian frozen dessert, similar to ice cream but denser and richer in flavor. (6)
- A well-known Swedish company famous for its affordable furniture and home goods. (4)
- A lively Brazilian dance with African influences, often performed during Carnival. (6)
- A sweet syrup made from the sap of maple trees, commonly associated with Canada. (5)
- A popular Mexican street food, typically made with a folded or rolled tortilla. (5)
- A hearty Russian soup made with beets, giving it a distinctive red color. (6)
- A South African term for a spirit of togetherness and humanity. (6)
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- A goblet-shaped African drum, known for its deep, resonant sound. (5)
- A savory Scottish dish made from sheep's offal, traditionally served on Burns Night. (6)
- A portable, round tent used by nomadic people in Central Asia. (4)
- A traditional Japanese dress that symbolizes elegance and grace. (6)
- A flightless bird native to New Zealand, also a national symbol. (4)
- A passionate Spanish dance known for its dramatic movements and vibrant costumes. (8)
- A classic Italian pasta sauce made with tomatoes, garlic, and herbs. (7)
- A traditional Korean dish of fermented vegetables, often spicy and sour. (7)
- A common French greeting that means "hello" or "goodbye." (5)
- A type of flatbread from the Middle East, often used to make wraps and sandwiches. (4)
- A creamy dip made from chickpeas, tahini, and other ingredients, popular in Middle Eastern cuisine. (7)
21 Clues: A flavorful Indian spice mix used in various dishes. (6) • A common French greeting that means "hello" or "goodbye." (5) • A portable, round tent used by nomadic people in Central Asia. (4) • A South African term for a spirit of togetherness and humanity. (6) • A traditional Japanese dress that symbolizes elegance and grace. (6) • ...
10 Geography 2022-11-06
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- The only flag in the world that is not rectangular
- The direction opposite of North East
- A long skinny country that borders Argentina
- A country North West of New Zealand
- A continent East of Great Britain
- The grid lines that run vertically on a map
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- The grid lines that run horizontally on a map
- Lines that mark equal points of elevation on a 2-D map
- Oslo is the capital of this country
- This continent accounts for 59.6% of the entire world's population
- A country East of Germany
- A map feature that shows distance on the map compared with distance in real life
- A country North of Bulgaria
13 Clues: A country East of Germany • A country North of Bulgaria • A continent East of Great Britain • Oslo is the capital of this country • A country North West of New Zealand • The direction opposite of North East • The grid lines that run vertically on a map • A long skinny country that borders Argentina • The grid lines that run horizontally on a map • ...
Map Vocab Review 2025-08-25
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- An imaginary circle from East to West around the Earth
- A specific and unique location on Earths surface
- A symbol that shows directions of North, West, South, East, and etc
- A list of symbols to identify them
- A natural, or non-man-made, feature on Earths surface
- the relationship of the size of the map
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- Measure the distance between North or South
- A division in any way of the globe into two equal halves
- Measures the distance between East or West
- Line of longitude and is defined as 0 degrees
- A precise location on Earth's surface
- A line, an imaginary line, wrapped around the Earths body
- A mark or a sign that represents something
13 Clues: A list of symbols to identify them • A precise location on Earth's surface • the relationship of the size of the map • Measures the distance between East or West • A mark or a sign that represents something • Measure the distance between North or South • Line of longitude and is defined as 0 degrees • A specific and unique location on Earths surface • ...
Katis country crossword 2025-04-10
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- Has the color light blue on the bottom
- Has a flower in the middle
- Has the colors blue and red
- Has a red circle in the middle
- Has the colors Black, yellow, and red
- Has 50 stars
- Has the colors green, white, and orange
- Has a blue circle in the middle.
- Has a white cross
- Has the colors green, white, and red
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- Has white and red stripes all over the flag
- Has country has 5 yellow stars on the top
- Has the color white in the middle
- Has a red and blue circle in the middle
- Has a red and blue cross
- Has a green background
- Has a blue and white cross
- Has a yellow stripe across the flag
- Has the color red on the top
- Has a yellow rhombus in the middle
20 Clues: Has 50 stars • Has a white cross • Has a green background • Has a red and blue cross • Has a flower in the middle • Has a blue and white cross • Has the colors blue and red • Has the color red on the top • Has a red circle in the middle • Has a blue circle in the middle. • Has the color white in the middle • Has a yellow rhombus in the middle • Has a yellow stripe across the flag • ...
SouthWest Asia Exam Crossword 2022-10-21
13 Clues: Crowded • Under Omen • West of Turkey • below the Tigris • a river in jordan • not equally distributed • East of the Persian Gulf • above the Euphrates River • A type of off road vehicle • body of water east of egypt • west of the strait of hormuz • The holy book for Christians ✝ • Natural resource found in Southwest Asia
classical east vocab 2023-09-12
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- emeporer rembered for his mitlary counqunces
- cycle of cause and effect
- contiant a larg land mass smaller than a contiant
- views the univers as god
- welth and influence
- Huangdi empeor quin dinesty
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- keep peace non volince
- soscial hereditary
- age 70 bc to ad 18
- a conspect of hindusime
- enlighment
- taoism faounding the system
12 Clues: enlighment • soscial hereditary • age 70 bc to ad 18 • welth and influence • keep peace non volince • a conspect of hindusime • views the univers as god • cycle of cause and effect • taoism faounding the system • Huangdi empeor quin dinesty • emeporer rembered for his mitlary counqunces • contiant a larg land mass smaller than a contiant
East Asia Vocabulary 2025-03-25
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- A belief that the universe should be connected and that all good and bad are connected. Wants humans to be one with nature
- An area of the world which many people share beliefs, history, and languages
- Capital of Japan
- He thought people should be morally good and loyal to their families
- A stone wall extending 1500 miles across northern China and was built as a protection against nomad invaders
- Capital of South Korea
- Is a network of trade routes connecting China to the Mediterranean Sea
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- A region that has many earthquakes and volcanoes
- Capital of China
- A family of rulers that rule over a country for a long period of time; family in power
- On the Yangtze River. It is the largest hydroelectric dam in the world
- He taught the 4 noble truths and self-centered desires is the cause of all suffering
12 Clues: Capital of China • Capital of Japan • Capital of South Korea • A region that has many earthquakes and volcanoes • He thought people should be morally good and loyal to their families • On the Yangtze River. It is the largest hydroelectric dam in the world • Is a network of trade routes connecting China to the Mediterranean Sea • ...
Foods 2020-10-19
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- Green soybeans usually eaten with salt
- A red fruit that is used to make ketchup, pizza and pasta sauce, and soup.
- A fruit that can be red, yellow, or green.
- An oily type of fish that when raw, is orange.
- Meat on a skewer that originated in the Middle East
- A breakfast item made with cultured milk.
- A breakfast item that is a batter cooked and flipped in a pan. Common toppings are blueberries and chocolate chips.
- An egg dish that has meat, cheese, and/or vegetables inside folded scrambled eggs.
- Toppings inside a folded tortilla or in between two tortillas.
- A thick green paste made with avocado, lime juice, salt, and other ingredients
- A type of pasta that is flat and is thin
- Bread dipped into an egg batter, then cooked in a pan. Usually served with syrup.
- A sweet melon that is green on the outside and red or pink on the inside.
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- A sweet dessert made with dairy and other ingredients.
- A Cajun dish made with rice, meat, and vegetables
- A fruit that is like a peach, but with no fuzzy layer.
- A fruit similar to a lychee
- A fried confection that usually has a hole in the middle
- A type of sausage that is served in a bun and can be topped with ketchup and/or mustard.
- The meat from a cow
- The meat of a deer
- Another name for a purple yam
- An herb that has a strong scent and is used in both sweet and savory dishes
- The gratings of the peel of a citrus, such as lemons, limes, and oranges.
- A root vegetable that is usually orange; it can also be yellow, white, red, or purple
25 Clues: The meat of a deer • The meat from a cow • A fruit similar to a lychee • Another name for a purple yam • Green soybeans usually eaten with salt • A type of pasta that is flat and is thin • A breakfast item made with cultured milk. • A fruit that can be red, yellow, or green. • An oily type of fish that when raw, is orange. • A Cajun dish made with rice, meat, and vegetables • ...
The Birthday Boy 2021-07-03
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- Where you taught for decades
- A last name best spelled with an ew not an au
- Your Stanford sib
- Your church calling for many years
- A favorite (and accident-causing) exercise of yours
- A great family middle name, first name, and last name
- Middle school of our champion
- Your partner at work (and often at the ranch)
- JB's namesake (but Paul's look-alike)
- Our favorite lover of hollyhocks, sourdough, natural-treasures, and chocolate frosting
- Me
- Our favorite mountain man
- A pretty great state
- Our favorite place for sometimes raising pigs, then goats, then cows, and always kids
- Day of the week you were born on
- Where you got your PhD
- _______ to bed, ______ to rise
- Where you taught first
- Your male namesake
- Named for the mountain range, shares my birth year
- Your sign of the zodiac
- Undergrad school
- Your baby bro
- Favorite basketball team
- Annual desert destination
- Favorite family cabin community
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- Your toast/cookie preference
- Your favorite make and model
- Your favorite team sport to play
- Super stepdaughter
- She keeps you in line, up to speed, in shape, up to date, together, and company
- What we hope you have today
- Where you went when you had "grown a foot or two"
- The age you are turning today
- Your female namesake
- Your sib with the most longevity
- Your "baby"
- Your chocolate preference
- The birthday boy
- Stellar stepson
- Newest career venture
- Your greek brotherhood
- Your alma mater
- The exercise that got you thinking, recording, and to work for many years
- Your freshman dorm
45 Clues: Me • Your "baby" • Your baby bro • Stellar stepson • Your alma mater • The birthday boy • Undergrad school • Your Stanford sib • Super stepdaughter • Your male namesake • Your freshman dorm • Your female namesake • A pretty great state • Newest career venture • Where you got your PhD • Your greek brotherhood • Where you taught first • Your sign of the zodiac • Favorite basketball team • ...
Lord of the Rings 2018-06-20
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- Gandalf, Saruman and Radagast to the Elves
- The Uruk-___
- The falls of the Anduin
- Shadowfax is the King of these horses
- His bane was round and golden
- The Southron's massive steeds
- The healing herb of Numenor
- Three of these were turned to stone in The Hobbit
- The capital of Rohan
- Denethor's deathbed
- Bearer of the cloven horn
- A merry fellow
- The wandering men of Westernesse
- Bilbo and Frodo
- The garrison
- "Seek for the sword that was broken. In ___it dwells."
- Barad ___
- Faramir's forest
- Thranduil's son
- Elvish mountains
- Where the shadows lie
- Everyone's favorite walking tree
- The lonely mountain
- The battlefield at Minas Tirith
- The shape of the broaches of Lorien
- Isildur's heir
- King of the Eagles
- Gollum's savior which stayed Bilbo's hand
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- Son of Gloin
- The Bridge of __-Dum
- Gollum's true name
- Eowyn's warrior name
- Elvish "tower"
- The ___ havens
- Flight to the ___
- The undying lands of the Valar
- Arwen evenstar
- Evil wolves
- Sam's favorite comfort food
- The seeing stones
- "... ___ shall be blade that was broken"
- Vilya, Narya and Nenya
- The nine
- Merry's full name, seldom remembered
- Fair river-daughter
- Middle-earth's God
- Beregond of the ___
- Eowyn's brother
- The army of Rohan
- The home of the Witch King of the Nazgul
- Enemy
- "Gilthoniel! Ah, ___!"
- Saruman's home
- A soldier of Mordor
- The region in Northern Middle Earth which contains the Shire
- The Enemy in the ___
- "Of herbs and stewed ___"
57 Clues: Enemy • The nine • Barad ___ • Evil wolves • Son of Gloin • The Uruk-___ • The garrison • Elvish "tower" • The ___ havens • Arwen evenstar • A merry fellow • Saruman's home • Isildur's heir • Bilbo and Frodo • Eowyn's brother • Thranduil's son • Faramir's forest • Elvish mountains • Flight to the ___ • The seeing stones • The army of Rohan • Gollum's true name • Middle-earth's God • King of the Eagles • ...
Midterm Crossword 2023-12-20
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- The transfer of slaves from Africa to North America was called the ___________ Passage.
- The first Christian Roman Emperor.
- A belief that trusts in magic or chance as to why something has happened.
- ___________ Tubman was an escaped slave who returned to the south to help others escape.
- Taming animals or raising plants for human use.
- Constantine saw the words "____________ by This" in the sky before battle.
- A ranking system that puts people in order is called a social ______________.
- The oldest Abrahamic belief.
- The Christian holy book.
- Olaudah ___________ was kidnapped as a boy and transported on a slave ship to North America.
- A person who wished to end slavery and the slave trade.
- Becoming an expert at a particular subject or skill.
- Using letters or words to communicate is known as _______________ language.
- The language of the followers of Islam.
- The language of the followers of Judaism.
- Mansa ____________ is believed to be the wealthiest person who ever lived.
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- When _________ expand, that process is called desertification.
- The ancestors that a person is descended from.
- Visiting a place without hurting the environment.
- A town in central Mali located near the Niger River that was a center of trade.
- The Abrahamic belief created around 30 CE.
- An African story teller.
- The Lion Buffalo King of Mali.
- A steep edge or drop off located at the edge of a plateau.
- The Abrahamic belief created around 600 CE.
- Sever mental or physical pain or suffering.
- This person is believed to be the founder of Judaism.
- The modern Jewish country in the Middle East.
- Sojourner ________ was an abolitionist who is buried in Michigan.
29 Clues: An African story teller. • The Christian holy book. • The oldest Abrahamic belief. • The Lion Buffalo King of Mali. • The first Christian Roman Emperor. • The language of the followers of Islam. • The language of the followers of Judaism. • The Abrahamic belief created around 30 CE. • The Abrahamic belief created around 600 CE. • Sever mental or physical pain or suffering. • ...
Food & Drink - Wine 2023-11-24
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- Production of wine dates back to 6,000 BC in which country? (7)
- Which Celtic people are thought to have developed the first wine barrels? (5)
- Which grapes are used to make Chablis? (10)
- Christian rite where wine is a fundamental element of the ceremony (9)
- Near which German city was the oldest preserved wine bottle discovered in 1867? (6)
- – Sauvignon, the world’s most extensively cultivated grape variety (8)
- In which Middle Eastern country are the first wine glasses said to have originated? (5)
- Spanish drink consisting of red wine and Coke (9)
- Which country is the world’s largest producer of Chardonnay grapes? (6)
- Sauvignon -, New Zealand’s hallmark grape (5)
- Which Australian wine grape sometimes has a chocolate-like flavour? (6)
- – di Ortona, Italian town that offers a free wine fountain (7)
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- Which British King has an Aston Martin that runs of biofuel made from wine? (7)
- – City, European country with the highest consumption of wine per capita? (7)
- Which Greek philosopher said that ‘wine should only be consumed between the ages of 18 and 30’? (5)
- Jan van -, creator of the first bottle of South African wine (8)
- Which country has the oldest and largest wine cellar? (6)
- Which grapes are used to make Barolo? (8)
- Which wines triumphed over the French in the 1976 ‘Judgment of Paris’? (11)
- Which white wine’s history dates back to the 13th century? (7)
- What is the name of the juice primarily extracted from wine grapes? (4)
- – World, classification of wines from Europe and the Middle East (3)
- The Romans planted grapes in which North-eastern region of France? (9)
- Which grape is identical to the grape known as Zinfandel? (9)
24 Clues: Which grapes are used to make Barolo? (8) • Which grapes are used to make Chablis? (10) • Sauvignon -, New Zealand’s hallmark grape (5) • Spanish drink consisting of red wine and Coke (9) • Which country has the oldest and largest wine cellar? (6) • Which grape is identical to the grape known as Zinfandel? (9) • ...
How Well Do You Know the Bride and Groom? 2023-09-22
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- What is Daphnes least favorite household chore?
- What was Daphne and Alex first official date?
- Does Alex play PlayStation or XBox?
- What is Daphne and Alex’s go to date night?
- Where did Daphne do her externship?
- What company did Alex intern for?
- What did they both study in school?
- What language does Alex also speak?
- Where was Daphnes bachelorette?
- What’s Alex’s middle name?
- Where did Alex pop the question?
- What month did Alex propose in?
- What sport did Alex play in college?
- Which of their cats loves Devin?
- What is the color of daphnes eyes?
- What is their favorite season?
- What’s Daphnes middle name?
- Where is their honeymoon?
- What is their favorite East Coast Ski Resort?
- What year did they graduate from Clarkson?
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- What is the name of their litter box?
- What animal was daphne obsessed with as a child?
- Where did Daphne go to grad school?
- What is Daphnes dream car?
- What was the brand of Alex first motorcycle?
- What was Daphnes first concert?
- What’s Alex’s go to drink?
- What is the couples favorite show?
- What is DAlex favorite ski resort out west?
- What is the name of the first cat DAlex adopted as a couple?
- How long have Daphne and Alex been together?
- What was the name of Daphnes freshman year dorm?
- Alex and his dad have road the tail of the ______ together.
- What is the brides go to drink?
- Who was Daphnes favorite babysitter?
- What is their bucket list vacation spot?
- What was Daphnes favorite college bar?
- What dessert does Daphne hate?
- What was Alex’s pledge class?
39 Clues: Where is their honeymoon? • What is Daphnes dream car? • What’s Alex’s go to drink? • What’s Alex’s middle name? • What’s Daphnes middle name? • What was Alex’s pledge class? • What dessert does Daphne hate? • What is their favorite season? • What was Daphnes first concert? • Where was Daphnes bachelorette? • What is the brides go to drink? • What month did Alex propose in? • ...
Enloe High School Crossword 2023-02-08
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- The amount of credits needed to graduate
- The original and most popular enloe parody account
- Who makes the decisions in the school board
- No heteros allowed
- An entire recreation of enloe has been sculpted in this game
- The main Middle School that acts as a feeder for enloe
- The feature of the worst Loe Down episode
- Enloe's improv group
- "___ Eagles!"
- Loe Down segment featuring arts and crafts
- Google Classroom but worse. Why are we being forced to use this?
- Milatristic subset of students in training
- Very popular room nearby the towers
- Announced at the day's end to inform kids of late busses
- Annual fundraising event
- Fast Food Chain popular with students
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- A site hosting many enloe parody accounts
- Our evil nemesis school
- "It came to me in a-"
- Our county.
- Website keeping track of time in the day
- Our Eagle Mascot
- Hiring the chorus kids to sing
- Seen in the courtyard, can be sat on and depict country's emblems
- Loe Down Anchor and Very Well Known Student
- A class required for credit thats not a core class or language
- Drug many students for some reason have
- What the East Building originally was
- Popular venue of Charity Ball
- Insectoid Enloe fauna
- Enloe is filled with these people
- Very real rooftop locale
- First name of who Enloe is named after
- The principal before Dr Jordan
- Famous basketball player who graduated from enloe
- The dance event nobody likes
- Middle finger to students mere seconds late to class
- Depictions of two legged creatures on whiteboards
38 Clues: Our county. • "___ Eagles!" • Our Eagle Mascot • No heteros allowed • Enloe's improv group • "It came to me in a-" • Insectoid Enloe fauna • Our evil nemesis school • Very real rooftop locale • Annual fundraising event • The dance event nobody likes • Popular venue of Charity Ball • Hiring the chorus kids to sing • The principal before Dr Jordan • Enloe is filled with these people • ...
9. 2021-03-19
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- Finally, ball is placed on spot (but not the centre) for scorer (5)
- TO Likes at once
- Christmas book has the middle missing (4)WASTWOSTARS9 & 8 Ac. Given by the judge who is a man of few words? (5,9)
- Blanket-like cloak with a hole in the centre for the head (6)
- It's okay at the centre for the followers swallowing tea made loosely for those in the east (7)
- It is a question of how many babies you would like at once (8,6)
- HUNT MP for South West Surrey who has the middle names Richard Streynsham (6,4)
- He's in the Civil Service. What a game! (5)
- PROBLEM It could be a question of how to pick the highest blackberry (6,7)
- Footwear establishing a record in the Civil Service! (5)
- Weather signals provided by an individual in the Civil Service (5)
- Having half a mind service has been cut, he won't pay (5)
- The Civil Service has the centre for fish (5)
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- It is a question of how many babies you would like at once (8,6)
- Which online music streaming service has the most subscribers? (7)
- Garda, for example, to apologise at the centre for self-critical conscience (8)
- Close to the centre for Elswood Bowmen (5)
- CODE The National Weather Service has one for storm severity
- Illnesses experienced in the Civil Service (5)
- Has an inclination to be a social worker in the Civil Service (5)
- Troubles that exist in the Civil Service (5)
- The way service has been shortened for writer
- German sherry centre (4)
- Is boastful and causes an uproar in the Civil Service (5)
- Cronies creating a stink in the civil service (5)
- Err in getting a sherry that's pale (4)
26 Clues: TO Likes at once • German sherry centre (4) • Err in getting a sherry that's pale (4) • Close to the centre for Elswood Bowmen (5) • He's in the Civil Service. What a game! (5) • Troubles that exist in the Civil Service (5) • The way service has been shortened for writer • The Civil Service has the centre for fish (5) • Illnesses experienced in the Civil Service (5) • ...
Pre-AP Geography Unit 6 Review 2018-02-19
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- Africa is currently undergoing very rapid...
- A country with a large population of young people will need to provide a lot of these...
- Rivers provide this two word term for urban populations.
- A permanent or semi-permanent move to a new location
- Many cities around the world are built near these aquatic geographic features...
- A country with an upside down population pyramid will need to invest in this...
- When most people migrate they move to make more of this...
- Recently many of "these" have broken out all over the Middle East & North Africa.
- This new technology allowed people to rapidly settle in the middle of the american continent...
- The country with the highest percentage of foreign born population
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- Most people live on this side of Russia because of the climate.
- The Trans-"this" Railroad allowed people to migrate across Russia much easier.
- This Desert in North Africa has historically stopped migration to areas below it.
- This statistic is the number of live births per 1,000 individuals in a population
- Many Africans were shipped to Brazil in order to work on farms that grew this plant...
- Many people moved to the U.S. & Canada because it had a lot of land that was good for this...
- This large city area will most likely develop where the economy is great and has a lot of roads...
- Which direction has the center of the U.S. Population moved over time
- The Gold Rush in California was a huge "this" for migration
- This country originally settled in Eastern Canada and much of the region still speaks its language...
20 Clues: Africa is currently undergoing very rapid... • A permanent or semi-permanent move to a new location • Rivers provide this two word term for urban populations. • When most people migrate they move to make more of this... • The Gold Rush in California was a huge "this" for migration • Most people live on this side of Russia because of the climate. • ...
Unit #9 Crossword 2024-04-25
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- He was a Italian writer who wrote a book about how to be a successful ruler
- Military campaigns by the spanish to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula
- The crusades simulated ___ throughout the mediterranean and the middle east
- English humanist who was beheaded by Henry VIII
- Powerful czar of Russia who was able to overthrow the rule of the Mongols
- this church influenced unification.
- Italian poet who was father of humanism
- In spain, Ferdinand and ___ unified the country
- King of england and responsible for establishing the common law
- This war helped define england and france as separate nations with different governments and cultures
- Document that limited power of king
- Powerful family in Florence
- Because of the crusades, the demand for middle eastern ___ products
- Emphasis on human potential
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- this person's speech helped start the Crusades.
- Series of wars between muslims and christians of the holy land
- A book that utilized satire of the Catholic Church and called for social reform
- Dutch Renaissance humanist, social critic, and priest
- Book that depicts a perfect fictional society in its social and religious custom
- A famous painter who painted the roof of the Sistine Chapel
- weakened empire due to the crusades
- This person was a unifying factor in france
- King of France and established capital in Paris
- An effect of the crusades was the capture of the holy city of
- ___ the conqueror united most of england
- Invented one of first printing presses in Europe that increased literacy
- Wealthy individuals who supported the arts
- Most fatal pandemic
- Painter of the mona lisa
- Spanish Empire in the Western Hemisphere expanded under King ___ II of spain
30 Clues: Most fatal pandemic • Painter of the mona lisa • Powerful family in Florence • Emphasis on human potential • weakened empire due to the crusades • this church influenced unification. • Document that limited power of king • Italian poet who was father of humanism • ___ the conqueror united most of england • Wealthy individuals who supported the arts • ...
Humanities Y8 2025-08-21
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- The fall of this civilisation created a power vacuum in Europe
- A fortified building used by nobles for defense
- A religious traveler who visited holy sites
- A promise of loyalty to a lord
- Someone who pledged loyalty in exchange for land
- The city targeted during the First Crusade
- A journey to a holy place in medieval times
- A soldier who fought in the Crusades was often called a ____
- A peasant bound to the land in the feudal system
- A noble who controlled land and granted it to vassals
- The person at the top of the feudal hierarchy
- The social system of the Middle Ages
- A large church built in the Middle Ages
- Increased awareness of this due to the Black Death
- Pledged loyalty directly to the monarch in exchange for fiefs
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- The Catholic ______ lost power because many priests died
- Land granted to a vassal in exchange for service
- Was Mecca impacted by the plague?
- A holy war called by the Pope to reclaim Jerusalem
- Another name for the Black Death
- Gave produce in exchange for protection
- These rose because of labour shortages after the plague
- The estate that formed the basis of feudal life
- One motivation for the Crusades was to gain forgiveness of ____
- A man dedicated to the service of the Church
- People who whipped themselves hoping God would end the plague
- Moroccan historian Ibn ______ said the plague "swallowed up many good things of civilisation"
- This increased between East and West as a result of the Crusades
- Leader of the Catholic Church who called the First Crusade
29 Clues: A promise of loyalty to a lord • Another name for the Black Death • Was Mecca impacted by the plague? • The social system of the Middle Ages • Gave produce in exchange for protection • A large church built in the Middle Ages • The city targeted during the First Crusade • A religious traveler who visited holy sites • A journey to a holy place in medieval times • ...
The MAMJ Crossword 2025-05-13
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- The better Tom
- Matt, Ellis, Olivia
- Popular duck depicted on a very fashionable jumper
- Useless attendance app
- Tommy ______ naughty boy!
- The dead one in the band
- Every Tuesday!
- Classy oyster bar
- A newsday favourite
- Oft-frequented licensed establishment
- For audio editing
- Home of Stewart Ward
- Between a _____ and a hard place
- Sandra's bread and butter
- Is that in the Middle East?
- _____ Murray, our beloved.
- They make very good footballers
- Posession of stolen goods
- Providers of reliable and affordable public transport
- Can you play Alejandro next?
- Hairy legal academic
- AJ for short
- Guess what's on the menu?
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- Double-barrelled surname
- Closed for refurbishment, apparently
- Ms. McIntyre, formerly of Slater, Hogg and Howison estate agents.
- Ryan's colourful neckwear
- A perfectly functional piece of software
- RIP U DRIVING ASDA VAN WIV DA ANGLES NOW
- Just the name of someone on the course. Very original.
- Mrs _________, mortal enemy of Douglas Chalmers
- Welcome to the Battle of Stirling Bridge, 1297
- Reality TV show on ITV with absolutely no links to the course
- Highly original ship name
- Unusual middle name of Angus Dixon
- Glasgow's leading news publication.
- As sung by Leonard Cohen. Bonus point for knowing who picked it for Elaine's class.
- Noun, plural, collective group of layabouts and scamps
- Jesus done did it.
- Odd little country north of Germany
- Do you know your code?
- Another popular Glasgow haunt.
- A minor Scottish football club
- Yet another oft-frequented licensed establishment
- Purveyors of quality meal deals
- Mr McDollars
46 Clues: Mr McDollars • AJ for short • The better Tom • Every Tuesday! • Classy oyster bar • For audio editing • Jesus done did it. • Matt, Ellis, Olivia • A newsday favourite • Home of Stewart Ward • Hairy legal academic • Useless attendance app • Do you know your code? • Double-barrelled surname • The dead one in the band • Ryan's colourful neckwear • Tommy ______ naughty boy! • Highly original ship name • ...
Final Exam Review !! 2024-05-16
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- This city ruled a large part of Europe up to the 5th century AD. It would continue to be the power center of western Christianity beyond the Middle Ages
- A part of Western Europe that was dominated by an Islamic caliphate through most of the MIddle Ages
- This valuable mineral would be traded for gold in West Africa making kingdoms like Ghana and Mali very wealthy
- While primarily responsible for maintaining Christianity, this class of post-classical Europeans were the primary record keepers and intellectuals of Medieval Europe
- When this Frankish leader forced his men to accept this, he began the process of using Christianity as a way to unite and rule Germanic peoples who followed the fall of Rome
- an architectural expression of the strong faith ingenuity and growing economies of towns of Europe in the High Middle Ages
- This east African cultural region grew wealthy on Indian Ocean trade. The SPICE that developed here was a rich blend of Bantu African and Arab culture and Islam would have a strong influence in this region.
- self sufficient economic units where serfs worked the land to produce the goods people needed to live.
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- The governing class of Europe's feudal order. They did not engage in the production or exchange of goods. They lived on collecting taxes from the peasantry.
- The conquest of this city would be the focus of most of the Crusades beginning in 1096 AD.
- Continent from which our species began. Migrations from here as early as 80,000 years ago would people the earth.
- A peasant bound to the land in the Middle Ages. While he was not a slave who could be bought or sold, he was under the direct control of a local lord for whom he owed service and obedience
- Fierce seafaring marauders who attacked WEstern Europe and would eventually reach and settle Iceland, Greenland and even Newfoundland in the Middle Ages.
- This “maid of Orleans” claimed that God commanded her to save France and its monarchy who were facing English forces in the Hundred Years War. While she initially helped the French forces claim vistories, The English would capture her and burn her at the stake as a witch.
- The ___ road was navigated by merchants with camels and would connect the societies of sub-Saharan Africa with the Mediterranean coast.
- Head of the Christian church in the west. Was the nearest thing Western Europe had to the old Roman emperors
16 Clues: The conquest of this city would be the focus of most of the Crusades beginning in 1096 AD. • A part of Western Europe that was dominated by an Islamic caliphate through most of the MIddle Ages • self sufficient economic units where serfs worked the land to produce the goods people needed to live. • ...
Egypt 2025-10-13
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- A civilization to the south of Egypt in the Nile Valley, noted for development of an alphabetic writing system and a major iron working industry by 500 BCE.
- The period from about 1550 to 1050 BC in Egyptian history when Egypt reached the height of its power and glory.
- The period of Egyptian history from about 2050 to 1750 BC and marked by order and stability.
- Egyptian queen, she worked to increase trade with places outside of Egypt and ordered many impressive monuments and temples built during her reign.
- Formal written agreement between two or more sovereign states.
- New Kingdom pharaoh who drove the Hyksos out of the Nile Delta and reunited Egypt.
- Egyptian Pharaoh he expanded the kingdom and built lasting temples at Karnak, Luxor, and Abu Simbel. He is often considered one of Egypt's greatest rulers.
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- Re-united Egypt around 2000 B.C. and began the Middle Kingdom Period.
- Stepson of Hatshepsut. Had large army. Conquered Syria and other lands for Egypt. Trade made the Egyptians rich.
- A 10 year old pharaoh who ruled for nine years in 1358 and then died unexpectantly; restored the old gods.
- A pastoral group of unknown ethnicity that invaded Egypt and ruled in the north from 1650 to 1535 BCE. Their dominance was based on their use of horses, chariots, and bronze technology.
- The religious and political capital of ancient Egypt during the New and Middle Kingdoms.
- An ancient Anatolian group whose empire at largest extent consisted of most of the Middle East. Some of the first two-wheeled chariots and iron and had a peace treaty with Ramses the Great.
- To exchange goods, often done by merchants; trade.
14 Clues: To exchange goods, often done by merchants; trade. • Formal written agreement between two or more sovereign states. • Re-united Egypt around 2000 B.C. and began the Middle Kingdom Period. • New Kingdom pharaoh who drove the Hyksos out of the Nile Delta and reunited Egypt. • ...
Isaac's identity crossword 2019-04-03
Afghanistan Vocab!😀 2023-03-08
4 Clues: 15,000,00 people are this • where afghanistan is located • afghan people were the first people to do this • Afghanistan shares this with teir middle east neighbors
lc#9 2024-04-23
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- member of a Central Asian ethnographic group of closely related tribal peoples who live mainly on the Mongolian Plateau and share a common language and nomadic tradition.
- A historical groups of people that once occupied Northwestern and Central Europe and Scandinavia during antiquity
- Carta he first document to put into writing the principle that the king and his government was not above the law.
- a series of armed conflicts fought between the kingdoms of England and France during the Late Middle Ages.
- the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code
- a bubonic plague pandemic occurring in Europe from 1346 to 1353.
- an agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system to work on their lord's estate.
- the protector of a dependent or client, often the former master of a freedman still retaining certain rights over him.
- an outlook or system of thought attaching prime importance to human rather than divine or supernatural matters. Humanist beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings, emphasize common human needs, and seek solely rational ways of solving human problems.
- a western European people during the Roman Empire and Early Middle Ages.
- he dominant social system in medieval Europe, in which the nobility held lands from the Crown in exchange for military service, and vassals were in turn tenants of the nobles, while the peasants (villeins or serfs) were obliged to live on their lord's land and give him homage, labor, and a share of the produce, notionally in exchange for military protection.
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- a member of a people who originated in the Urals and migrated westward to settle in what is now Hungary in the 9th century AD.
- the illegal action or practice of lending money at unreasonably high rates of interest.
- a person under the protection of a feudal lord to whom he has vowed homage and fealty
- not subject to or bound by religious rule; not belonging to or living in a monastic or other order.
- relating to the Middle Ages.
- modeled on or aiming for a state in which everything is perfect; idealistic.
- a cultural group that inhabited much of what is now England in the Early Middle Ages, and spoke Old English.
- a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages.
- a judicial institution that lasted between 1478 and 1834.
- the part of English law that is derived from custom and judicial precedent rather than statutes. Often contrasted with statutory law.
- a series of military expeditions called the Crusades was launched from Christian Europe against the peoples of the Near East.
- a unit of land, originally a feudal lordship, consisting of a lord's demesne and lands rented to tenants.
- an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service.
24 Clues: relating to the Middle Ages. • a judicial institution that lasted between 1478 and 1834. • a bubonic plague pandemic occurring in Europe from 1346 to 1353. • an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service. • the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code • ...
Křížovka 3 2025-09-12
Middle School Mascots 2021-05-21
17 Clues: rams • Gators • cougars • huskies • falcons • legends • vikings • spartans • cyclones • wildcats • panthers • patriots • mustangs • seahawks • nighthawks • timberwolves • mountain lions
middle ages crossword 2022-08-24
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- used as aspirin or drug
- a cure offered to the wealthy during the black death
- were the surgeon
- as an antibacterial to prevent infection
- one of the oldest medicine in history
- helped fight infection by bacteria
- used as an antiseptic on wounds
- used for headaches
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- used to clean wounds
- used to reduce fevers
- used for chest and head colds
- was applied to aching joints
- was the biggest disease in the medieval
- used in treating venom
- helping balance body humour such as bloodletting to withdraw blood from peoples veins
- was the first European medical school
- used to help stomach pains
17 Clues: were the surgeon • used for headaches • used to clean wounds • used to reduce fevers • used in treating venom • used as aspirin or drug • used to help stomach pains • was applied to aching joints • used for chest and head colds • used as an antiseptic on wounds • helped fight infection by bacteria • one of the oldest medicine in history • was the first European medical school • ...
Middle 3 P4 2022-08-18
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- when you have lost, you could say you have been "___"
- the opposite of "raise"
- something you sit on at the park
- The place where plays, musicals, and concerts are performed
- people who have just started something
- the match that happens right before the championship
- a group of people who gather to decide on things
- the continent containing Japan
- the set of letters used for the English language
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- This word means that it must be had or done
- when people vote on a new leader
- another way to say "joking"
- the kind of school you go to before Junior High School
- You take one of these with a camera
- the hair above your eye
- another way to say "many"
- the continent containing Kenya
17 Clues: the opposite of "raise" • the hair above your eye • another way to say "many" • another way to say "joking" • the continent containing Japan • the continent containing Kenya • when people vote on a new leader • something you sit on at the park • You take one of these with a camera • people who have just started something • This word means that it must be had or done • ...
The Middle Ages 2022-09-06
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- The social classes existing during the feudal age included the clergy, the nobles and the ________.
- The social class that later formed
- Clergies were ______ _______, nobles were wealthy people and the peasants included farmers and other workers.
- Raiders stole valuable material such as tools, food and ___________.
- A system that was developed during the Medieval Era where noble men ruled the land and provided protection for those who worked and lived there.
- During the Dark Ages, people also had no interest in ____________.
- the fourth social class is comparable to the _____ ______.
- The Middle Ages occurred after the fall of the _______ ________.
- Dominant religion in the Middle Ages
- Name of sections that land was divided into
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- The early Middle Ages was referred to as the ________ _________ because it was a dangerous period of time.
- Refers to a time during the Middle Ages when religion was very influential
- The Middle Ages is also know as _______ ________.
- There were ________ main social classes during the height of the feudal age.
- The raiders were called ___________.
- True or False? The introduction of the middle class did not weaken the feudalism.
- The absence of a central government lead to war and ______________.
17 Clues: The social class that later formed • The raiders were called ___________. • Dominant religion in the Middle Ages • Name of sections that land was divided into • The Middle Ages is also know as _______ ________. • the fourth social class is comparable to the _____ ______. • The Middle Ages occurred after the fall of the _______ ________. • ...
The Middle Ages 2021-10-20
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- This practice of weaponry was compulsory for every able English man
- This liquid was mostly reserved for younger children
- This man had the MOST power in Medieval times (2 words)
- Peasants ate this as a specialty/delicacy
- This was one of the worst plagues to occur in Medieval times (3 words)
- This country was the largest in Medieval European times (3 words)
- Peasants did this for their amusements/fun
- Noble lords lived in houses made of…
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- This was the most successful invention made in Medieval times (2 words)
- Relating to the Middle Ages
- A social system existing in Medieval Europe
- This was a knight’s ‘favourite’ weapon
- This holiday was the longest of the year in Medieval times
- This is where all Noble lords lived in Medieval times (2 words)
- This was one of the things rich people enjoyed in Medieval times
- A man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier
- This sea creature was sometimes used as currency
17 Clues: Relating to the Middle Ages • Noble lords lived in houses made of… • This was a knight’s ‘favourite’ weapon • Peasants ate this as a specialty/delicacy • Peasants did this for their amusements/fun • A social system existing in Medieval Europe • This sea creature was sometimes used as currency • This liquid was mostly reserved for younger children • ...
Middle-Earth Creatures 2016-10-05
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- A dead person who leaves his or her grave at night to suck the blood of living people.
- A race mostly lived in mountain caves and disliked sunlight.
- A person who sometimes changes into a wolf, especially at the time of the full moon.
- They mined and worked precious metals throughout the mountains of Middle-earth.
- A person who protects something.
- They are shorter than human and characterized by curly hair on their heads and leathery feet, for which they did not wear shoes.
- Still able to move, act and (in some cases) think and speak.
- A very large strong person who is often cruel and stupid.
- An ancient race of tree-like creatures, having become like the trees that they protect.
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- It is a race which we are.
- A man with magic powers, who is helped by evil spirits.
- A creature that looks like an ugly person. Some of them are very large and evil, others are small and friendly but like to trick people
- A man with magic powers.
- Fearsome reptiles of great power and intelligence. Some can vomit fire and smoke.
- Sometimes used to refer to the smaller races of Orcs.
- A creature like a small person with pointed ears, who has magic powers
- An evil spirit or force.
17 Clues: A man with magic powers. • An evil spirit or force. • It is a race which we are. • A person who protects something. • Sometimes used to refer to the smaller races of Orcs. • A man with magic powers, who is helped by evil spirits. • A very large strong person who is often cruel and stupid. • A race mostly lived in mountain caves and disliked sunlight. • ...
The Middle Ages 2022-02-23
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- "fixed melody"/well-known chant
- Glory to God in the highest
- "new art"
- "Lord have mercy"
- "I believe in the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost"
- church mode built on A - became minor scale
- first prominent female composer
- two composers of the Notre Dame School
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- "Lamb of God"
- Ars Nova Italian composer who wrote ballatas
- 1450-1600 A.D.
- church mode built on C - became major scale
- monophonic sacred chant; free rhythm
- vocal music without instrumental accompaniment
- Arns Nova French composer ("Farewell to Joy")
- "Holy, Holy, Holy"
- second line added that runs parallel to c.f.
17 Clues: "new art" • "Lamb of God" • 1450-1600 A.D. • "Lord have mercy" • "Holy, Holy, Holy" • Glory to God in the highest • "fixed melody"/well-known chant • first prominent female composer • monophonic sacred chant; free rhythm • two composers of the Notre Dame School • church mode built on C - became major scale • church mode built on A - became minor scale • ...
Early Middle Ages 2024-02-15
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- Land parcel given to the vassal
- The village and the fields around it
- Written agreement between lord and vassal
- A lower lord who pledges to a higher lord
- In 1066 the Normans attack the English to take control (3 words)
- Religion of the Islamic people
- noble man under the king
- Peasant who works the land
- A skilled craftsman
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- Religion of Europe's Middle Ages
- System of pledges between a lord and vassal
- Viking boat
- Raiders and warriors from Scandinavia
- Fields divided into 3 to allow more crops to grow (2 words)
- Northern area of France the Vikings were given
- Viking god of thunder
- An empty field that allows it to regenerate
17 Clues: Viking boat • A skilled craftsman • Viking god of thunder • noble man under the king • Peasant who works the land • Religion of the Islamic people • Land parcel given to the vassal • Religion of Europe's Middle Ages • The village and the fields around it • Raiders and warriors from Scandinavia • Written agreement between lord and vassal • A lower lord who pledges to a higher lord • ...
The Middle Ages 2024-04-10
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- Designs and symbols that identify a knight in battle
- The first step in training to become a knight
- The ceremony in which a squire becomes a knight
- Land given to a lord (noble) in return for loyalty and service
- Important soldier during the Middle Ages
- An organization of merchants or traders
- Someone who promises to serve a person of higher rank
- a "holy war" to free the holy land from Muslims
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- A village-like section of a fief
- A person of high rank in society
- Someone who is being trained to be a craftsman
- A boy who served a knight, eventually wanted to be a knight himself
- a lord's house
- anything related to the Middle Ages
- A medieval system in which people are organized according to their wealth and power
- A knight’s code of behavior, the rules and customs for knighthood
- A peasant who worked the land
17 Clues: a lord's house • A peasant who worked the land • A village-like section of a fief • A person of high rank in society • anything related to the Middle Ages • An organization of merchants or traders • Important soldier during the Middle Ages • The first step in training to become a knight • Someone who is being trained to be a craftsman • ...
Test 2020-01-13
Crossword of the Quad 2021-11-16
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- Student leadership group in Cary
- Cary basement with Music Room
- Road leading to Mackey
- Radio station in NW basement
- Voice of Cary Club
- building opposite Cary East
- Grassy area within Cary
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- First name of Mr. Cary
- Background color of Closing Info board
- Name of your RA
- Last name of Floor theme family
- Service staffer
- Front Office Clerk
- Number of people on floor born in April
- Food option that closed this semester
15 Clues: Name of your RA • Service staffer • Front Office Clerk • Voice of Cary Club • First name of Mr. Cary • Road leading to Mackey • Grassy area within Cary • building opposite Cary East • Radio station in NW basement • Cary basement with Music Room • Last name of Floor theme family • Student leadership group in Cary • Food option that closed this semester • ...
Crossword Tugas Bahasa Inggris 2023-01-16
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- 2018 China zodiac/animal
- Mountain located in East Java
- Name of a lake located in Ontario, Canada
- France’s Football Goalkeeper (2022)
- Capital city of Spain
- Female Singer who made the song “Single Ladies”
- Capital of Ohio
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- Indonesia’s 2nd Official President
- Spain neighbouring country
- Something that is used for payment
- Country lead by Xi Jinping (2023)
- Famous animal located in East Nusa Tenggara
- Best player of football
- Christian’s Holy Book
- Pig’s genus
15 Clues: Pig’s genus • Capital of Ohio • Capital city of Spain • Christian’s Holy Book • Best player of football • 2018 China zodiac/animal • Spain neighbouring country • Mountain located in East Java • Country lead by Xi Jinping (2023) • Indonesia’s 2nd Official President • Something that is used for payment • France’s Football Goalkeeper (2022) • Name of a lake located in Ontario, Canada • ...
Vocabulary Science 2025-10-22
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- Geographic Information System.
- Degrees north or south of the equator.
- High elevation low relief.
- Flat land.
- Every 5th contour line.
- The height above sea level.
- Elevation relief landforms.
- Difference in elevation.
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- Map distance to real distance.
- Degrees east or west of the equator.
- Imaginary line that goes north and south.
- High elevation high relief.
- One half of the earth.
- Imaginary line that goes east and west.
- Global Positioning System.
15 Clues: Flat land. • One half of the earth. • Every 5th contour line. • Difference in elevation. • High elevation low relief. • Global Positioning System. • High elevation high relief. • The height above sea level. • Elevation relief landforms. • Map distance to real distance. • Geographic Information System. • Degrees east or west of the equator. • Degrees north or south of the equator. • ...
Civil War Words 2024-05-11
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- An imaginary line between the north and south
- To withdraw formally from an alliance
- A battle in Maryland that lost the most soldiers in one day of the war
- A person who favors getting rid of something like slavery or other injustices
- An east coast state heavily involved in t he Civil War
- First shots of the Civil War
- The official army of the US during the Civil War
- A somewhat neutral state on the east coast between PA and VA
- Large caliber guns used in warfare
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- The process of being set free
- A US state on the east coast
- a town in Pennsylvania that saw a 3 day battle during the Civil War
- Someone who rebelled and fought against the union
- President during the Civil War
- Killing someone to remove them from power
15 Clues: A US state on the east coast • First shots of the Civil War • The process of being set free • President during the Civil War • Large caliber guns used in warfare • To withdraw formally from an alliance • Killing someone to remove them from power • An imaginary line between the north and south • The official army of the US during the Civil War • ...
Iron Curtain Vocab 2025-05-08
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- Wall Barrier that divided East and West Berlin
- Block Group of socialist states under Soviet influence
- War Period of tension between the Soviet block and West
- Charlie Famous Berlin crossing point between the East and West
- Information that is used to influence public opinion, could be false
- Stalin Soviet leader during the early Cold War
- Pact Eastern military alliance led by the USSR
- Spying that was unrestricted during the Cold War
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- Curtain Symbolic and physical divide between the East and West during the Cold War
- Military alliance formed in response to the Soviet threat
- Block Group of democratic nations apposed to the Eastern Block
- US strategy to prevent the spread of communism
- Political ideology promoted by the Soviet Union
- Economic system dominant in the Western block
- Union The leading power behind the Eastern block
15 Clues: Economic system dominant in the Western block • Wall Barrier that divided East and West Berlin • US strategy to prevent the spread of communism • Stalin Soviet leader during the early Cold War • Pact Eastern military alliance led by the USSR • Political ideology promoted by the Soviet Union • Union The leading power behind the Eastern block • ...
Geography II Vocabulary 2025-09-29
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- to move from one country or place to live or work in another
- things found in nature (water, trees)
- NE, NW, SE, SW directions on a map
- a person trained to draw maps and charts
- map showing where plants grow
- north, south, east, west directions
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- imaginary lines that run east and west, but measure the distance north and south of the equator
- relationship between distances on a map and actual distances
- map showing country and state borders and major cities
- map showing differences in height of land
- a map showing highlands and lowlands
- an imaginary line drawn around the Earth, 0 degrees latitude
- a symbol on a map that shows direction
- a map view from an airplane
- imaginary lines that run north and south, but measure the distance east and west
15 Clues: a map view from an airplane • map showing where plants grow • NE, NW, SE, SW directions on a map • north, south, east, west directions • a map showing highlands and lowlands • things found in nature (water, trees) • a symbol on a map that shows direction • a person trained to draw maps and charts • map showing differences in height of land • ...
Estonia 2018-02-19
Nederlands - Engels 2013-05-23
Das Wetter 2015-09-16
WEATHER 2022-04-07
Opposites by Hannah Tiffany 2020-05-01
opposites 2023-01-22
Vocabulary Wordchart 2017-09-27
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- almost surrounded by land
- a barren full of dirt
- seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean between Africa and Asia
- the eastern member of two great rivers which is Mesopotamia and the other is Euphrates
- shows landforms like deserts, mountains, and plains
- A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea a lake, or another such stream
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- having many mountains
- 251 kilometer long river in the Middle East that flows north to south through the Sea of Galiee and the Dead Sea
- The boundaries of the countries, states, and the location of major cites
- River the longest one of the most of the most historically important rivers in western Asia
10 Clues: having many mountains • a barren full of dirt • almost surrounded by land • shows landforms like deserts, mountains, and plains • seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean between Africa and Asia • The boundaries of the countries, states, and the location of major cites • the eastern member of two great rivers which is Mesopotamia and the other is Euphrates • ...
Greco-persian war 2023-11-29
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- the part of a nation’s military that fights at sea
- a long, narrow body of water between Europe and Asia
- a country that is friendly to another country in times of war
- Wars the period of fighting between the Persian Empire and the allied Greek city-states for control of the land in Greece
- great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E.
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- soldiers who ride on horses
- to move closer to someone or something
- to persuade someone that something is true
- Empire a vast empire from 550 to 330 B.C.E. that ruled over lands in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia
- son of Darius, and ruler of Persia from 486 to 465 b.c.e.
10 Clues: soldiers who ride on horses • to move closer to someone or something • to persuade someone that something is true • the part of a nation’s military that fights at sea • a long, narrow body of water between Europe and Asia • son of Darius, and ruler of Persia from 486 to 465 b.c.e. • great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E. • ...
Lesson 1-4 Vocab Review (8th grade) 2023-09-29
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- a society or a people sharing a language, territory, and economy - that has certain basic features
- a network of overland trade routes linking China to the Middle East
- a navigational instrument used to determine latitude, or location north or south of Earth's equator
- a system of rule by lords who ruled their own lands but owed loyalty and military service to a monarch
- a wide shelf of land cut into a hillside
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- an entire way of life developed by a people
- sun-dried brick
- the series of wars fought by Christians to control Palenstine, or the Holy Land
- a thick sheet of ice
- an area settled and ruled by the government of a distant land
10 Clues: sun-dried brick • a thick sheet of ice • a wide shelf of land cut into a hillside • an entire way of life developed by a people • an area settled and ruled by the government of a distant land • a network of overland trade routes linking China to the Middle East • the series of wars fought by Christians to control Palenstine, or the Holy Land • ...
7th Grade Review Crossword - Physical Features of Middle East 2021-12-06
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- Mesopotamia God of Justice
- __________ sea, large body of water into which the nile river empties
- one of three key rivers of the "cradle of civilization
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- one key river of "Mesopotamia", flowing through Syria and Iraq
- ________ gulf, large body of water into which two key rivers of the middle east finish their journey
- _____ sea, large body of water directly west of Saudi Arabia
6 Clues: Mesopotamia God of Justice • one of three key rivers of the "cradle of civilization • _____ sea, large body of water directly west of Saudi Arabia • one key river of "Mesopotamia", flowing through Syria and Iraq • __________ sea, large body of water into which the nile river empties • ...
CrossWord Puzzle Vocabulary Words 2022-01-12
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- english means party of god
- East: the western border in where it's defined as by the Mediterranean Sea, where Israel, Lebanon,and Syria rest opposite from Greece and Italy in Europe.
- a party or group (as within a government) that is often contentious or self-seeking
- capita:the average per person
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- Diffusion:the spreading out and merging of pieces from different cultures
- religion of the muslims
6 Clues: religion of the muslims • english means party of god • capita:the average per person • Diffusion:the spreading out and merging of pieces from different cultures • a party or group (as within a government) that is often contentious or self-seeking • ...
Sumer Crossword 2024-08-19
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- a specific kind of way to develop skills
- system of writing used in the ancient Middle East that is wedge shaped
- a organization that last a long time in a community
- a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand
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- the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced
- Age when people first started using bronze
- a person who copies out documents, especially one employed to do this before printing was invented
- A ziggurat is a type of massive structure built in ancient Mesopotamia
8 Clues: a specific kind of way to develop skills • Age when people first started using bronze • a organization that last a long time in a community • system of writing used in the ancient Middle East that is wedge shaped • A ziggurat is a type of massive structure built in ancient Mesopotamia • ...
Sumer Crossword 2024-08-19
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- a specific kind of way to develop skills
- system of writing used in the ancient Middle East that is wedge shaped
- a organization that last a long time in a community
- a worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand
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- the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced
- Age when people first started using bronze
- a person who copies out documents, especially one employed to do this before printing was invented
- A ziggurat is a type of massive structure built in ancient Mesopotamia
8 Clues: a specific kind of way to develop skills • Age when people first started using bronze • a organization that last a long time in a community • system of writing used in the ancient Middle East that is wedge shaped • A ziggurat is a type of massive structure built in ancient Mesopotamia • ...
Five Themes of Geography Crossword 2021-08-23
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- _____________ of Latitude and Longitude are an example of absolute location
- Lines that run North to South, but measure distance East to West
- The type of location that describes where a place is compared to another place
- Humans ___________ on the Earth for food crops
- There are 7 _____________ on Earth
- Describes how people, products, and ideas move from one place to another
- To __________ is when people adjust themselves for new conditions
- Characteristics that describe the landscape of a place
- ________ Factors are reasons that people are attracted to a new place
- The type of map that shows governmental boundaries such as states or countries
- Map Maker
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- The line of latitude that is halfway between the North and South Poles
- North, South, East, and West are the ___________ Directions
- Lines that run East to West, but measure distance North to South
- Human- ____________ Interaction
- The type of region defined by peoples' perceptions
- The type of region defined by a function or service
- Place refers to the ___________ and physical characteristics of a location
- The study of the Earth and its peoples, places, and environment
- ________ Factors are reasons that people leave a place
20 Clues: Map Maker • Human- ____________ Interaction • There are 7 _____________ on Earth • Humans ___________ on the Earth for food crops • The type of region defined by peoples' perceptions • The type of region defined by a function or service • Characteristics that describe the landscape of a place • ________ Factors are reasons that people leave a place • ...
The 1960s 2022-04-14
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- JFK promised a man will land on the moon by the end of the ____.
- An economic system where the market is controlled by private owners, NOT the state.
- JFK helped release Martin Luther King Jr. from ____
- a feature of the Berlin Wall meant to keep the East Germans from fleeing to the West
- The American satellite launched into space
- Elected in the Election of 1960
- _____ 11 was the first successful mission with a moon landing.
- The democratic side of Berlin
- Eisenhower created ____ to keep up with the USSR in the Space Race
- The Russian satellite launched into space
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- The leader of the USSR in the 1960s
- The Political Party of Richard Nixon
- A form of government where the people elect representatives to make laws.
- These rights were a key issue ahead of the 1960 Election
- A form of government where the government owns all property and there are no social classes.
- East German border guards
- The Election of 1960 was the first election with a debate on ______.
- The Political Party of JFK
- President of the 1950s
- The communist side of Berlin
- Defeated in the Election of 1960
21 Clues: President of the 1950s • East German border guards • The Political Party of JFK • The communist side of Berlin • The democratic side of Berlin • Elected in the Election of 1960 • Defeated in the Election of 1960 • The leader of the USSR in the 1960s • The Political Party of Richard Nixon • The Russian satellite launched into space • The American satellite launched into space • ...
Cold War Crossword 2025-02-06
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- A procedure or drill children would have to do
- Known as a client state
- Political system
- Investigative committee of the United States House of Representatives
- Known as an American politician who served as a republican US senator
- East Asian nation of the northern half
- US policy that communism must be contained
- The idea to rebuild Europe while convincing Europe that capitalism is better than communism
- System of government
- Something that members of nations agreed on
- A country in East Asia
- East Asian nation of the southern half
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- A plane that was shot down by the Soviet Air Defense forces
- Nation that believed communism shout exists
- Structure built for protection
- The first major international crisis of the Cold War
- Arguing between Russia and the US
- The most populous country in Europe
- Artificial Satellites
- The US would aid any country in the fight against communism
- A circle of latitude
- A Soviet politician
- The 32nd president of the United States
- A metaphorical structure that fell across Europe with Western Europe
- The USSR and its satellite nations formed a rival military alliance
25 Clues: Political system • A Soviet politician • A circle of latitude • System of government • Artificial Satellites • A country in East Asia • Known as a client state • Structure built for protection • Arguing between Russia and the US • The most populous country in Europe • East Asian nation of the northern half • East Asian nation of the southern half • ...
Ar Y Map 2022-08-28
unit 8 travelling 2016-02-08
21 Clues: tani • plac • most • bilet • rower • północ • plecak • zachód • podróż • namiot • wschód • autokar • autokar • wsiadać • tramwaj • skręcać • południe • iść wzdłuż • podróżować • przewodnik • wysiadać z busa
Geography 2016-05-08
21 Clues: tó • dél • falu • domb • hely • erdő • kelet • város • völgy • állat • folyó • észak • növény • nyugat • tenger • vulkán • Európa • iránytű • vízesés • sivatag • élővilág
estonia 2018-02-19
20 Clues: ida • mänd • piir • lääs • tamm • laht • lõuna • rikas • jänes • mägine • kaetud • voolama • haritud • of uhke • ajalugu • paekivi • rukkilill • rannaküla • rahvastik • tasane,tasandik
1-6 unit sõnad 2025-11-14
20 Clues: töö • sina • kurg • kagu • kell • lõhe • puudu • vaevu • täring • pääsuke • loterii • liikutus • nimetama • vahepeal • õppetama • nahkhiir • külmetama • rahvuslik • mustvalge • põhjapoolne
EXAM Review 2nd Sem 2025-06-04
Gulf War 2021-03-03
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- US troops were sent to protect Saudi Arabia in case Iraq decided to _______ Saudi Arabia next
- the UN said if Iraq didn't leave Kuwait, it would approve the use of _______ _______ to make Iraq leave
- Saddam Hussein threatened to use ______ _______ and missile attacks against the coalition troops
- after the war ended, the UN said Iraq could not have any programs to build _______ _______
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- countries joined the _____ against Iraq
- the deadline of January 15 passed, and Iraq still refused to leave ________
- after UN forces began a/an ______ attack, Iraq fired missiles at Saudi Arabia and Israel
- kuwait had valuable ______ _______
- the US sent 400,000 ______ to the middle east
- after the ____ attack, iraq agreed to leave kuwait
10 Clues: kuwait had valuable ______ _______ • countries joined the _____ against Iraq • the US sent 400,000 ______ to the middle east • after the ____ attack, iraq agreed to leave kuwait • the deadline of January 15 passed, and Iraq still refused to leave ________ • after UN forces began a/an ______ attack, Iraq fired missiles at Saudi Arabia and Israel • ...
Wood$ Study Guide 2021-09-26
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- Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks
- One of the earliest civilizations known to mankind (located in modern day Middle East).
- This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC.
- They are believed to have been the first to have religious beliefs
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- Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC
- To say that about 10,000 BC the Agricultural Revolution took place is another way of saying that people discovered what?
- The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes.
- They were the first to make fire.
- The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow
- Most people thing A.D. means "After Death", it acutally stands for this.
10 Clues: They were the first to make fire. • Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks • Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC • The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes. • This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC. • The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow • ...
Greco-persian war 2023-11-29
Across
- the part of a nation’s military that fights at sea
- a long, narrow body of water between Europe and Asia
- a country that is friendly to another country in times of war
- Wars the period of fighting between the Persian Empire and the allied Greek city-states for control of the land in Greece
- great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E.
Down
- soldiers who ride on horses
- to move closer to someone or something
- to persuade someone that something is true
- Empire a vast empire from 550 to 330 B.C.E. that ruled over lands in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia
- son of Darius, and ruler of Persia from 486 to 465 b.c.e.
10 Clues: soldiers who ride on horses • to move closer to someone or something • to persuade someone that something is true • the part of a nation’s military that fights at sea • a long, narrow body of water between Europe and Asia • son of Darius, and ruler of Persia from 486 to 465 b.c.e. • great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E. • ...
Early Europe, Africa, and Asia Vocabulary 2023-09-27
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- Groups of people who traveled together for safety
- An instrument that helps sailors determine their latitude while at sea
- The great burst of learning and technological innovation
- Something that becomes smaller, fewer, or less; decrease
- A series of wars fought by the Christians to control the region then known as the Holy Land or Palestine
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- A new method, idea, product
- A main trade route that linked to smaller trade routes throughout Central Asia, China, and the Middle East
- A lord's castle surrounded by lands with people that work for him
- The system of rule by lords who ruled their lands but owed loyalty and military service to a monarch
- Sharing a common ancestor, linked families
10 Clues: A new method, idea, product • Sharing a common ancestor, linked families • Groups of people who traveled together for safety • The great burst of learning and technological innovation • Something that becomes smaller, fewer, or less; decrease • A lord's castle surrounded by lands with people that work for him • ...
Take a Break with ZEISS! 2025-05-28
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- A device that captures images, often enhanced with ZEISS lenses.
- A ZEISS product that helps surgeons see clearly during operations.
- A tool used to observe distant objects, such as stars or wildlife.
- What ZEISS lenses are designed to provide for your vision.
- ZEISS is renowned for its expertise in this field. (Hint: Think accuracy!)
- The name of the company known for its innovation in optics and lens technology.
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- A key feature of ZEISS lens coatings that reduces glare and improves clarity.
- A transparent optical device that focuses or disperses light.
- The largest desert in the world, located in the Middle East & Africa.
- The organ that allows us to see.
10 Clues: The organ that allows us to see. • What ZEISS lenses are designed to provide for your vision. • A transparent optical device that focuses or disperses light. • A device that captures images, often enhanced with ZEISS lenses. • A ZEISS product that helps surgeons see clearly during operations. • A tool used to observe distant objects, such as stars or wildlife. • ...
U.S. and Canada 2013-10-13
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- A largely treeless area that continues the ascent about 4,000 feet
- line of highest points in the Rockies that makes the separation between rivers flowing eastward and westward
- one major of the two mountain chains in the eastern United States and Canada
- huge swampland that covers some 4,000 square miles
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- the other mountain system of the U.S. and Canada
- permanently frozen ground
- winds that blow from west to east in the middle of the latitude
- Canada's longest river
- a northern part of the interior lowlands that is a rocky, flat region covering nearly two million square miles and circling Hudson Bay
- a group of 5 freshwater lakes in central america.
10 Clues: Canada's longest river • permanently frozen ground • the other mountain system of the U.S. and Canada • a group of 5 freshwater lakes in central america. • huge swampland that covers some 4,000 square miles • winds that blow from west to east in the middle of the latitude • A largely treeless area that continues the ascent about 4,000 feet • ...
Vocab Unit 3 Part 1 Week 2 2023-01-10
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- Northeastern capital of China
- machines replaced work previously done by hand
- World wonder in India and is a tomb
- Unit of currency used by several Central and Latin American countries
- In South Africa during 1940's of segregation between white and black people
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- War between two or more political groups to gain power and control over the nation.
- China's architectural achievement and is over 13,000 miles long
- One of the earliest monotheistic religions that began in the Middle East
- One of the earliest monotheistic religions that began Mahammad heard spiritual guidance
- Gross Domestic Product in which a nation is worth when you add up all the ways of making money
10 Clues: Northeastern capital of China • World wonder in India and is a tomb • machines replaced work previously done by hand • China's architectural achievement and is over 13,000 miles long • Unit of currency used by several Central and Latin American countries • One of the earliest monotheistic religions that began in the Middle East • ...
C&C 2023-02-20
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- Emirati engineer with an interest in space, Minister for public education and advanced technology. The first Emirati to deliver a speech in an international TED event.
- American pioneer in computer programming.
- first female Egyptian nuclear physicist.
- first American women to be employed as an electrical engineer.
- English mathematician and writer, the first to discover about computer programs.
- the first women in the middle east to hold a PhD in AI.
- Danish scientist who discovered the composition of the earth’s core
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- Syrian entrepreneur and computer scientist, co-founded an AI for drug-delivery.
- first female astronomer in the US, first to discover a comet.
- first women in America to receive a degree in civil engineering.
10 Clues: first female Egyptian nuclear physicist. • American pioneer in computer programming. • the first women in the middle east to hold a PhD in AI. • first female astronomer in the US, first to discover a comet. • first American women to be employed as an electrical engineer. • first women in America to receive a degree in civil engineering. • ...
Wood$ Study Guide 2021-09-26
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- Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks
- One of the earliest civilizations known to mankind (located in modern day Middle East).
- This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC.
- They are believed to have been the first to have religious beliefs
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- Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC
- To say that about 10,000 BC the Agricultural Revolution took place is another way of saying that people discovered what?
- The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes.
- They were the first to make fire.
- The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow
- Most people thing A.D. means "After Death", it acutally stands for this.
10 Clues: They were the first to make fire. • Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks • Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC • The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes. • This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC. • The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow • ...
Wood$ Study Guide 2021-09-26
Across
- They were the first to make fire.
- Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks
- The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow
- To say that about 10,000 BC the Agricultural Revolution took place is another way of saying that people discovered what?
Down
- One of the earliest civilizations known to mankind (located in modern day Middle East).
- They are believed to have been the first to have religious beliefs
- The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes.
- Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC
- Most people thing A.D. means "After Death", it acutally stands for this.
- This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC.
10 Clues: They were the first to make fire. • Terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks • The part of the U.S. Constitution that means changes. • Time period that lasted from 3 million BC to 3,000 BC • This period in history lasted from 10,000 BC to 3,000 BC. • The rights, rules and regulations that ALL citizens must follow • ...
History vocab 2023-09-13
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- A system of rule by lords who ruled their own land but, owned military and loyalty to the monarch.
- A area ruled by a lord it had a castle and the land around it.
- A family group that include grandparents,aunts,kids,uncles, and cousins.
- A group of people who traveled together for safety.
- A region of grassland.
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- The burst of learning in Europe from the late 1300's to about to the 1600.
- A new method or idea.
- Between the 1100 to the 1300, wars between the church and the Muslims.
- A network of overload trade routes linking china and the middle east.
- A navigation instrument used to determine their latitude.
10 Clues: A new method or idea. • A region of grassland. • A group of people who traveled together for safety. • A navigation instrument used to determine their latitude. • A area ruled by a lord it had a castle and the land around it. • A network of overload trade routes linking china and the middle east. • ...
CIE 2 2024-09-02
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- the force due to rotation of earth that causes winds to move clockwise in the Southern hemisphere and counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere
- also known as ITCZ, zone from 5 degree N and S
- strong,fast moving winds that flow in narrow bands
- boundary where two tectonic plates slide past each other horizontally.
- the layer having the ozone
- New oceanic lithosphere is formed at____plate
- found at the subducting plates
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- winds that blow from west to east in the middle latitudes, between 30 and 60 degrees latitude
- winds moving between latitude 5 to 30 degree
- In which atmospheric layer do molecules reach temperatures exceeding 500°C due to solar radiation absorption
10 Clues: the layer having the ozone • found at the subducting plates • winds moving between latitude 5 to 30 degree • New oceanic lithosphere is formed at____plate • also known as ITCZ, zone from 5 degree N and S • strong,fast moving winds that flow in narrow bands • boundary where two tectonic plates slide past each other horizontally. • ...
lupin-18oct2024 2024-10-18
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- Food that is grown without the use of synthetic chemicals & without genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
- The fourth type of chocolate after dark, milk, and white - named after a precious stone.
- ______ Bazaar - a vibrant nighttime food market in Indore offering a yummy array of street food.
- ____ Salt, also known as Sendha Namak - highly valued for its numerous benefits.
- Sweet preserve of rose petals originating in the Indian subcontinent.
- Another word for 'yummy'.
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- Type of sweet, edible, and fleshy fruit that is usually round/oval.
- Orange-brown confectionery product made by heating sugar.
- Root vegetable rich in Vitamin A; Bugs Bunny loves it!
- Popular cooked meat dishes originating in the Middle East - often cooked on a skewer.
10 Clues: Another word for 'yummy'. • Root vegetable rich in Vitamin A; Bugs Bunny loves it! • Orange-brown confectionery product made by heating sugar. • Type of sweet, edible, and fleshy fruit that is usually round/oval. • Sweet preserve of rose petals originating in the Indian subcontinent. • ...
Puzzle 75 2025-10-28
Across
- Swiss bank famed for wealth management and investment services
- Top U.S. investment firm specializing in wealth management and institutional securities
- Swiss financial giant known for private banking and asset management
- French multinational insurance firm with global reach in life, health, and property insurance
- U.S. insurer known for life insurance, retirement solutions, and asset management
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- Chinese insurance giant focusing on technology-driven insurance and financial services
- British multinational bank focusing on emerging markets in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
- Japanese financial services company with strong banking operations
- One of Australia’s big four banks, providing consumer and business banking
- Germany-based largest insurance company by assets, known for diversified insurance and asset management
10 Clues: Swiss bank famed for wealth management and investment services • Japanese financial services company with strong banking operations • Swiss financial giant known for private banking and asset management • One of Australia’s big four banks, providing consumer and business banking • ...
Age of Exploration 2017-05-22
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- a rise in prices/ often due an increase in the supply of money
- Columbus/ Supposedly the person who found the americas/ but instead found the carribean.
- The birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles/ is a country in the British Isles bordering Scotland and Wales.
- a period of European exploration and discovery that lasted from about 1418 to 1620
- set out to explore present-day Mexico.
- an economic system based on investment of money for profit
- something that does harm or damage
- Economy/ an economy in which prices are determined by the buying and selling decisions of individuals in the marketplace
- The Renaissance was a period in European history/ from the 14th to the 17th century regarded as the cultural bridge between the Middle Ages and modern history.
- a continent in the west part of the landmass lying between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
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- an overall plan/ especially of a government
- a territory/ often very large/ under the political and economic control of another country
- Explorer whose ships rounded Africa's southern tip and then sailed up the east coast of the continent and then sailed up the east coast of the continent
- Industry/ a small-scale business in which people produce goods at home
- an economic policy by which nations try to gather wealth by establishing colonies and controlling trade
- the science and art of making maps
- ship that first appeared in the 10th century/ and was widely used from around the 12th century
- something that causes a person or people to act
- an outbreak of a contagious disease that spreads quickly and over a wide geographic area
- Americas/ The Americas encompass the totality of the continents of North America and South America. Together they make up most of the land in Earth's western hemisphere and comprise the New World.
20 Clues: the science and art of making maps • something that does harm or damage • set out to explore present-day Mexico. • an overall plan/ especially of a government • something that causes a person or people to act • an economic system based on investment of money for profit • a rise in prices/ often due an increase in the supply of money • ...
Cold War: Rising Tension 2013-05-23
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- Egyptian President during Suez Canal Crisis.
- America's peacetime military commitment to Europe.
- This group of four former WWII allies governed the divided Germany.
- The program started when Khrushchev took power.
- First artificial satellite to orbit the Earth.
- The fear of communism spread by HUAC was known as _________.
- Leader of the Cuban Revolution.
- Doctrine that proclaimed it was the duty of socialist countries to intervene in other countries where socialism was threatened.
- Khrushchev's solution to East Germans fleeing to West Germany.
- In 1946, Churchill claimed this had fallen across Eastern Europe
- This doctrine promised USA troops would intervene in the Middle East to halt the spread of communism.
- Leader of corrupt 1950s Cuban regime.
- This plan promised to give economic aid to European countries to help them rebuild their autonomy.
- America's policy to prevent the spread of communism.
- Powerful, long-range weapons utilizing rocket technology.
- A region near one superpower that was deemed untouchable by the other--Cuba was an American example of this.
- This doctrine has been described as America's drawing a 'line in the sand' against the spread of communism.
- First human to orbit the Earth.
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- Thanks to Soviet absence, the UN voted to commit troops to this war.
- Polish leader during Cold War.
- Theory that described American's fear of the countries falling one by one to communism.
- Failed American invasion of Cuba.
- Khrushchev's commitment to compete globally with the USA in a non-military manner.
- A surprise nuclear attack meant to disable an enemy.
- Hungarian leader who tried to leave the Warsaw Pact.
- Incident that pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war.
- Post-WWII, two ideologically divided superpowers emerged, resulting in a _______ world.
- Czech leader during Cold War.
- American General in command of UN forces in Korea.
- Strategic theory that prevented the world from slipping into nuclear war.
- 1960 spyplane incident.
31 Clues: 1960 spyplane incident. • Czech leader during Cold War. • Polish leader during Cold War. • Leader of the Cuban Revolution. • First human to orbit the Earth. • Failed American invasion of Cuba. • Leader of corrupt 1950s Cuban regime. • Egyptian President during Suez Canal Crisis. • First artificial satellite to orbit the Earth. • ...
Latin America 2021-10-20
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- Wanting the best for your nation,taking pride for your nation and being loyal to it
- Freed all enslaved people in Haiti by organizing them into military units to go and fight European countries that wanted to keep slavery
- An economic system that prohibited colonies to trade with any places other than it's mother country
- France did not give this to Haiti
- Shortens voyages by thousands of miles allowing for ships to not have to travel all the way around South America
- Which country in Latin America was the only one that did not end slavery?
- Who wanted to make South America into one big and united independent nation?
- Not wanting to be ruled by outsiders, but wanting to be able to control your own territory and to be able to make decisions yourself
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- Who was Camillo di Cavour?
- This doubled the size of the U.S. territory
- The Middle East, the East Coast in the U.S. and the Midwest in the U.S. are what?
- In Latin America, white people who were born in Spain or Portugal and were at the top of the social class pyramid were called
- A feudal labor system used by the Peninsulares to manage good and crop production that became so harsh that many indigenous people died as a result
- The world's leading sugar producer with over 800 sugar plantations and the first independent nation in Latin America
- From what language did Spanish and Portuguese descend?
- Something that brings people who have cultural similarities together
- Who controlled Latin America for more than 300 years and forced the people living in Latin America to change their way of life?
- Who was it that believed that democracy could only be achieved by blood and iron?
- Small islands that are made up of coral are called
- During the Mexican and South American revolution people who continued to support the Spanish King were called
20 Clues: Who was Camillo di Cavour? • France did not give this to Haiti • This doubled the size of the U.S. territory • Small islands that are made up of coral are called • From what language did Spanish and Portuguese descend? • Something that brings people who have cultural similarities together • Which country in Latin America was the only one that did not end slavery? • ...
Unit 4 2021-04-26
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- This plant (also in a sweet version) helped diets all over the world.
- This mine in modern Bolivia was the center of the Spanish silver trade
- This animal brought over by the Europeans had the biggest impact on the native peoples of the Americas
- The Portuguese controlled port cities all over the world, including this very famous city in Southern China
- This American Crop became very popular in the coffee houses of the "gunpowder Empires"
- This Empire destroyed the Byzantines and became and major power in the Mediterranean and Middle East
- In exchange for passage to the Americas, you would work on plantations for a set amount of time
- This was a European rebirth of Humanism and Art
- This group of people defeated the Ming and established the Qing Dynasty
- This faith was a blending of Islam and Hinduism
- This "gunpowder Empire" was vehemently Shi'a.
- Though eaten by humans in the Americas, Afro-Eurasia used it primarily as livestock feed.
- This animal was ranched in most areas of the Americas
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- This is a person of European descent born in the Americas
- This was the Ottoman system of enslaving young Christian boys and forcing them into administrative roles.
- This navigational tool helped the Europeans cross vast oceans
- This prince set up an academy in order to study the process of seafaring and exploration
- This religion is a blending of West African animism and Western European Christianity
- This city was the gateway between Spanish Silver and East Asia
- This was the exchange of life forms (plants, animals, diseases) between Afro-Eurasia and the Americas.
- This was the light, strong ship developed by the Portuguese
- This man was the first European to get to India by boat
- This plant was indigenous to the Americas, but became very popular after the Columbian Exchange
- This Chinese Eunuch led Ming-Dynasty treasure ships on a trade mission throughout the Indian Ocean
24 Clues: This "gunpowder Empire" was vehemently Shi'a. • This was a European rebirth of Humanism and Art • This faith was a blending of Islam and Hinduism • This animal was ranched in most areas of the Americas • This man was the first European to get to India by boat • This is a person of European descent born in the Americas • ...
geography 2021-02-11
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- The _____ is the large body of water located south of Europe. (2 words)
- Although one may likely find many penguins living on it from time to time, ______ has no cities, towns, or permanent dwellings.
- _____ is the large continent on which one would find the countries of Kenya, Egypt, and Morocco.
- The _____ is the large body of water found at the top of the world. (2 words)
- _____ is the only country that is also the name of its continent.
- Located on the continent of Africa, the longest river in the world is the ______. (2 words)
- This unusually boot-shaped country is found on the continent of ______.
- Though there are many deserts in the world, the _____ is the largest.
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- Located south of Asia, the ____ is a large body of water that is also east of Africa. (2 words)
- ______ is the country that borders the United States to the north.
- The wide, flat grassland, known as the ____, spreads across the middle of the United States. (2 words)
- Including Alaska and Hawaii, there are ____ states in the U.S.
- Brazil is the largest country found in ___________. (2 words)
- The _____ is the large body of water located to the east of North America. (2 words)
- Touching the southern border of the United States is _____.
- The highest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest, is found in the ____ Mountains, located in Asia.
- Although it doesn’t have as large of a population as China, the Asian country that is largest in size is ____.
- The continent on which our country is found is _______. (2 words)
- Of the large bodies of water found around the world, the _______ is definitely the largest. (2 words)
- Due to its large size, some may think _____ is a continent, but it is actually the largest island in the world.
20 Clues: Touching the southern border of the United States is _____. • Brazil is the largest country found in ___________. (2 words) • Including Alaska and Hawaii, there are ____ states in the U.S. • The continent on which our country is found is _______. (2 words) • _____ is the only country that is also the name of its continent. • ...
Midterm study guide (WR,I,East Asia) 2025-11-05
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- Caste system;top, superior
- Social order in feudal Japan;Warriors who owed loyalty and military service to daimyos for land or regular payment. With families, made up about 10% of Japan’s population
- The Vaydas, Monotheistic, India, thousands of years ago
- Caste system;merchants, landowners
- people Social order in feudal Japan;between Peasant farmers and Merchants
- Caste system;outcast-out of caste,street sweepers,latrine cleaners
- Caste system;priests, academics
- Muhammed, Middle East, Mono, Islam Quaran
- Social order in feudal Japan;About 80% of population
- The first large-scale empire to rule most of the Indian subcontinent, founded by Chandragupta Maurya (322-185 BCE)
- Social order in feudal Japan;Low in social status,quite high in wealth
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- Book of rites, Monotheistic, Confucius, East Asia
- Tipitaka,Dhammapada,Monotheistic, Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama
- Granth sahib, Monotheistic,Guru Nanak, 500 years ago, India
- Caste system;warriors, kings
- Social order in feudal Japan;Military dictator,more power than emperor
- Rise: A new dynasty is founded after a period of collapse, claiming the "Mandate of Heaven" and bringing stability, peace, and prosperity to the people. Peak: The dynasty flourishes, with strong rulers, economic growth, and cultural development. Decline: Over time, corruption and neglect by rulers lead to high taxes, social unrest, and weakened military. Collapse: Natural disasters and peasant rebellions occur, signaling that the dynasty has lost the Mandate of Heaven and is unfit to rule. Replacement: The old dynasty is overthrown by a new one, and the cycle begins again.
- Social order in feudal Japan;Feudal lords who often fought each other. Est. 250 in 1600
- A "Golden Age" in Indian history, known for its advancements in science, mathematics, and arts (320-550 CE)
- Social order in feudal Japan;Symbolic,power only
- Torah, 1813 BCE, Issac, Abrahamic Mono, Star of David
- bible, mono, Jesus Christ, Abrahamic
- Caste system;commoners,peasants,servants
23 Clues: Caste system;top, superior • Caste system;warriors, kings • Caste system;priests, academics • Caste system;merchants, landowners • bible, mono, Jesus Christ, Abrahamic • Caste system;commoners,peasants,servants • Muhammed, Middle East, Mono, Islam Quaran • Social order in feudal Japan;Symbolic,power only • Book of rites, Monotheistic, Confucius, East Asia • ...
Ancient China Review 2023-02-22
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- A study, academic dicepline
- a Chinese philosopher, politician, and teacher
- yellow river flowes into it
- Line of rulers
- Mountin range that borders china
- one of three rivers
- A belief that the emperor had divine power
- sea east of china
- type of yellowish soil
- Structer used to protect part of china
- A bone with words on it
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- Philosophy with posotive punishment
- desert that is close to the gobi
- A desert in east asia mostly in mongolia
- plateau obove the himalayas
- Phlosiphy with harsh punishment
- netral phlosophy
- Longest river in asia
- River flowing from western china to the Bohai Gulf
- trading Rout in ancient china
20 Clues: Line of rulers • netral phlosophy • sea east of china • one of three rivers • Longest river in asia • type of yellowish soil • A bone with words on it • A study, academic dicepline • plateau obove the himalayas • yellow river flowes into it • trading Rout in ancient china • Phlosiphy with harsh punishment • desert that is close to the gobi • Mountin range that borders china • ...
CROSSWORD GOVERNMENT, COMPASS, PLACES, DEGRESS, ADJECTIVES 2023-03-28
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- LEBIH MURAH IN ENGLISH
- THE SUN RISE IN THE
- THE LEADER OF A PROVINCE
- MY MOTHER IS (CANTIK)
- THE OPPOSITE OF TALL
- LEBIH PENDEK IN ENGLISH
- THE PLACE FOR SAVING MONEY
- THE CAPITAL CITY OF INDONESIA
- DILLIGENT IN INDONESIA
- NEGARA IN ENGLISH
- JOKOWI IS A .......
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- THE SON OF KING
- DI SAMPING IN ENGLISH
- THE LEADER OF REGENCY
- THE PLACE THAT YOU CAN SEE OLD STATUE
- BELOK KIRI IN ENGLISH
- THE PLACE FOR ISLAM PEOPLE PRAY
- THE CAPITAL CITY OF EAST JAVA
- THE CAPITAL CITY OF THAILAND
- THE PLACE THAT YOU CAN BUY SOME BREADS
- THE OPPOSITE OF NORTH
- ERICK TOHIR IS ONE OF ...... IN INDONESIA
22 Clues: THE SON OF KING • NEGARA IN ENGLISH • THE SUN RISE IN THE • JOKOWI IS A ....... • THE OPPOSITE OF TALL • DI SAMPING IN ENGLISH • THE LEADER OF REGENCY • MY MOTHER IS (CANTIK) • BELOK KIRI IN ENGLISH • THE OPPOSITE OF NORTH • LEBIH MURAH IN ENGLISH • DILLIGENT IN INDONESIA • LEBIH PENDEK IN ENGLISH • THE LEADER OF A PROVINCE • THE PLACE FOR SAVING MONEY • THE CAPITAL CITY OF THAILAND • ...
The Bird Crossword 2024-02-28
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- absorbent material wrapped around the babies bottom
- a transportation fom one place to another
- 4 wheeled carriage
- A dough of flour
- a person who owns a cattle ranch
- somewhere where you sleep
- An oprning in the wall for you to see outside
- a girl or young woman
- The drakest color
- Direction that points to the horizon
- A small typaclly a small cake
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- keeps you dry from the rain
- a chocolate powder
- A kitchen
- a large sea bird
- an API platform
- Ceremonial country in south east england
- a seabird mostly found in the beach
- The coldest season
- dairy product, ranges with flavor
- A farmer
21 Clues: A farmer • A kitchen • an API platform • a large sea bird • A dough of flour • The drakest color • a chocolate powder • 4 wheeled carriage • The coldest season • a girl or young woman • somewhere where you sleep • keeps you dry from the rain • A small typaclly a small cake • a person who owns a cattle ranch • dairy product, ranges with flavor • a seabird mostly found in the beach • ...
7 2024-07-28
Across
- Major Texas waterway
- Texas's eastern border
- Known for fall foliage
- Peak, highest in Texas
- Borders Mexico
- State park on the coast
- Rock state natural area
- Reservoir west of San Antonio
- Clear and wild river
- Natural lake in East Texas
- High plains escarpment
- Forested region in East Texas
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- State park with trails
- Reservoir on Rio Grande
- Canyon in the Panhandle
- National park in Texas
- Limestone cavern near Austin
- Range in El Paso
- Forms part of the border
- Sandhills State Park
- Largest lake wholly in Texas
- Long barrier island
- Spring-fed pool in Austin
- Region of rolling hills
- Wildlife refuge on Gulf
25 Clues: Borders Mexico • Range in El Paso • Long barrier island • Major Texas waterway • Sandhills State Park • Clear and wild river • State park with trails • Texas's eastern border • National park in Texas • Known for fall foliage • Peak, highest in Texas • High plains escarpment • Reservoir on Rio Grande • Canyon in the Panhandle • State park on the coast • Rock state natural area • ...
Europe Maps Crossword 2021-11-09
Across
- Country on the western part of the Iberian Peninsula
- Russia's mountain range along the 60E longitude line
- France's most populous city
- Spain & Portugal are located on the ______ Peninsula.
- The red areas of the Economic Activity map show where the land is used for _____ and Manufacturing.
- All of Eastern Russia
- Russia's most populous city
- Climate found above 70N latitude
- Land use found in the Alps & Scandinavia
- Countries on the Northern European _____ use their land primarily for farming
- All of Siberia is in the _______ climate zone.
- The vegetation of counties on the Mediterranean Sea
- Sea between Europe and Africa
- Country located between Norway and Finland
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- Siberia's vegetation is mostly ______ forest.
- The climate of most of Europe is _____ West Coast.
- Radioactive resource found on the Iberian Peninsula
- Tiny island just south of Italy
- Country south of Belarus
- Mountains south of the Northern European Plain
- Germany's most populous city
- Body of water east of the British Isles
- Resource found in the sea east of the British Isles
- Most of the forests of Europe are ______
- Country just east of Germany
- Ocean north of Russia
- Mountain range that runs through Italy
27 Clues: All of Eastern Russia • Ocean north of Russia • Country south of Belarus • France's most populous city • Russia's most populous city • Germany's most populous city • Country just east of Germany • Sea between Europe and Africa • Tiny island just south of Italy • Climate found above 70N latitude • Mountain range that runs through Italy • Body of water east of the British Isles • ...
Jessica's Geographic Terms 2013-09-11
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- A round representation of the earth
- A book full of maps of the world
- A large backup supply
- Point in orbit farthest from the sun
- Crops and plants
- A large body of water
- A point in orbit nearest to the sun
- The four sections of the earth separated by the equator and the prime meridian
- Imaginary lines that run east to west measuring north to south
- A drawing of how the world looks like
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- Height above sea level
- An imaginary line that runs east to west and separates the earth into north and south hemispheres
- The times of the year when there are the shortest day of the year and the longest day of the year
- A period of 365 days where the earth makes a full rotation around the sun
- An imaginary straight line around which an object such as Earth rotates on
- Imaginary lines that run north to south measuring east and west
- A full orbit around the sun (365 days for the earth)
- Reference lines on map
- The beginning of a river
- An imaginary line of longitude that runs north to south and separates the eastern and western hemispheres
20 Clues: Crops and plants • A large backup supply • A large body of water • Height above sea level • Reference lines on map • The beginning of a river • A book full of maps of the world • A round representation of the earth • A point in orbit nearest to the sun • Point in orbit farthest from the sun • A drawing of how the world looks like • ...
Murphy Choice Board 2023-12-08
Across
- When did the United States and North Vietnam decide to cease fire?
- When did the Berlin Wall fall?
- How many people fled from East Berlin before the wall was built to go to West Berlin?
- Who was the Soviet leader that was responsible for placing nuclear wepons in Cuba and aiming them at the United states?
- The United States and Soviet Union competed with one another for political influence and military power.
- What is an area of extreme tension called?
- A wall built to stop East Berliners from coming to the West
- A country split in two by a 103 mile long wall.
- An imaginary line across Europe
- Who won the Space Race?
- A competition for science superiority between the United States and the Soviet Union.
- Who took over Cuba in 1959 during the Rusian Revolution?
- Who won the Korean War?
Down
- When did the Cold War end?
- What year were East and West Berlin established?
- A nuclear war where no shots were fired
- A project to deliver goods to Berlin
- A country with large amounts of power
- What is the abreviation for the National Atlantic Treaty Organiazation
- Who built the Berlin wall?
20 Clues: Who won the Space Race? • Who won the Korean War? • When did the Cold War end? • Who built the Berlin wall? • When did the Berlin Wall fall? • An imaginary line across Europe • A project to deliver goods to Berlin • A country with large amounts of power • A nuclear war where no shots were fired • What is an area of extreme tension called? • ...
Chapter 3/4 Vocab 2025-10-31
Across
- that spread along trade routes, devastating populations."
- used to determine latitude at sea using stars.",
- African coastal trading city-states participating in Indian Ocean trade.",
- "Network of trade routes connecting East Asia to the Mediterranean.",
- traveler who described his journeys in Asia under Mongol rule.",
- dynasty that ruled China after Song Dynasty.",
- empire that created largest land empire in history.",
- "Trade routes across the Sahara linking sub-Saharan Africa to North Africa.",
- wind patterns that guided Indian Ocean trade.",
- inns that supported merchants and travelers along trade routes.",
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- invention that revolutionized warfare and spread via trade routes.",
- of Genghis Khan; founded the Yuan Dynasty in China.",
- Asian trading city on the Silk Road, noted for cultural exchange.",
- communities living abroad while maintaining cultural ties.",
- navigation innovation that improved sea travel.",
- notes used for trade without physical money.",
- that allowed mass production of texts and literacy growth.",
- financial institutions that provided credit and bills of exchange.",
- "Sea-based exchange connecting East Africa, Arabia, India, and Southeast Asia.",
- first developed in China to replace coins for trade.",
20 Clues: notes used for trade without physical money.", • dynasty that ruled China after Song Dynasty.", • wind patterns that guided Indian Ocean trade.", • used to determine latitude at sea using stars.", • navigation innovation that improved sea travel.", • of Genghis Khan; founded the Yuan Dynasty in China.", • empire that created largest land empire in history.", • ...
Chapter 3/4 Vocab 2025-10-31
Across
- that spread along trade routes, devastating populations."
- used to determine latitude at sea using stars.",
- African coastal trading city-states participating in Indian Ocean trade.",
- "Network of trade routes connecting East Asia to the Mediterranean.",
- traveler who described his journeys in Asia under Mongol rule.",
- dynasty that ruled China after Song Dynasty.",
- empire that created largest land empire in history.",
- "Trade routes across the Sahara linking sub-Saharan Africa to North Africa.",
- wind patterns that guided Indian Ocean trade.",
- inns that supported merchants and travelers along trade routes.",
Down
- invention that revolutionized warfare and spread via trade routes.",
- of Genghis Khan; founded the Yuan Dynasty in China.",
- Asian trading city on the Silk Road, noted for cultural exchange.",
- communities living abroad while maintaining cultural ties.",
- navigation innovation that improved sea travel.",
- notes used for trade without physical money.",
- that allowed mass production of texts and literacy growth.",
- financial institutions that provided credit and bills of exchange.",
- "Sea-based exchange connecting East Africa, Arabia, India, and Southeast Asia.",
- first developed in China to replace coins for trade.",
20 Clues: notes used for trade without physical money.", • dynasty that ruled China after Song Dynasty.", • wind patterns that guided Indian Ocean trade.", • used to determine latitude at sea using stars.", • navigation innovation that improved sea travel.", • of Genghis Khan; founded the Yuan Dynasty in China.", • empire that created largest land empire in history.", • ...
The Middle Ages 2014-07-23
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- Soldiers who use bows and arrows
- The Middle Ages began after the fall of the ... Empire
- ... Godwinson was crowned King of England in January 1066
- This Latin word means "middle"
- This was seen in the sky in 1066 and made people afraid
- Duke of Normandy who won the Battle of Hastings
- Building designed to protect people during the Middle Ages
- Name of a tapestry that records the Norman invasion of England
- Harald Hadrada came from this country
- Advantage the Normans had in battle
Down
- Normandy is a region in which country?
- Most people in the Middle Ages were ... Christians
- Harald Hadrada was killed at Stamford ... in 1066
- A source that is made at the time we are studying
- The King of England died at Hastings after receiving an arrow in this part of his face
- The King of England at the start of 1066 was ... the Confessor
- Person who is next in line to become king
17 Clues: This Latin word means "middle" • Soldiers who use bows and arrows • Advantage the Normans had in battle • Harald Hadrada came from this country • Normandy is a region in which country? • Person who is next in line to become king • Duke of Normandy who won the Battle of Hastings • Harald Hadrada was killed at Stamford ... in 1066 • ...
Middle Ages Crossword 2024-02-20
Across
- These people spent their days working the land or copying ancient texts
- the land given to a vassal by a lord
- Mange the land and protect the land
- the lords estate
- This is where the Angles and Saxons migrated to
- This group provided education, care for the poor, and performed sacraments after the fall of the government
- This battle was fought to keep the Islamic Empire from invading into Europe
- This group migrated from Scandinavia
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- powerful men who own a lot of land
- Lower class who complete all the manual labor on a manor
- This is the term used to describe the manor system because everything someone needed was there
- The head of the Roman Catholic Church
- This started with the fall of the Western Roman Empire
- The Feudal system was created to protect against these people
- "Emperor of the Romans who was also king of the Franks
- Many of the Germanic Invaders converted to this religion
- The agreement between the people and landowner in exchange for work and protection
17 Clues: the lords estate • powerful men who own a lot of land • Mange the land and protect the land • the land given to a vassal by a lord • This group migrated from Scandinavia • The head of the Roman Catholic Church • This is where the Angles and Saxons migrated to • This started with the fall of the Western Roman Empire • "Emperor of the Romans who was also king of the Franks • ...
Middle School Ecology 2022-11-02
Across
- succession that starts from rock
- living, plants, animals, dead things
- breaks down decaying matter
- radiate --> chemical
- energy flow in ecosystems
- top level consumer
- biotic and abiotic factors together
- variety of life
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- 10% energy passes from one level to next
- succession that starts from soil
- 100% energy from sun
- never living, water, rocks, air
- heterotroph, eats food
- many of the same species
- different species interacting
- one complete living thing
- where the arrow goes, energy flows
17 Clues: variety of life • top level consumer • 100% energy from sun • radiate --> chemical • heterotroph, eats food • many of the same species • energy flow in ecosystems • one complete living thing • breaks down decaying matter • different species interacting • never living, water, rocks, air • succession that starts from soil • succession that starts from rock • ...
The Middle Ages 2023-02-05
Across
- ______ Empire captures Constantinople
- where lords and kings live
- document that gave people some rights
- formed by groups of craftsmen
- These were crowded and dirty
- learned from craftsmen and not school
- King of the Franks, Holy Roman Empire
- ________ people ate more variety of foods, including sweets
- another name for the Middle Ages
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- prophet of Islam
- type of clothing worn by most peasants
- leader of the Mongols
- famous explorer
- men in armour
- People who farmed and worked for the local lord
- main form of government during the Middle Ages
- The most common food staple at the time
17 Clues: men in armour • famous explorer • prophet of Islam • leader of the Mongols • where lords and kings live • These were crowded and dirty • formed by groups of craftsmen • another name for the Middle Ages • ______ Empire captures Constantinople • document that gave people some rights • learned from craftsmen and not school • King of the Franks, Holy Roman Empire • ...
