us history Crossword Puzzles
History 2016-01-12
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- soldiers who surprised their enemies
- special type of shell filled with bullets
- citizen’s personal rights guaranteed by law
- obvious or undeniable fate
- promoted equal right for all “persons born or naturalized in the United States”
- used to replace striking laborers
- the president of wrongdoings in office
- laws that restricted freedmen’s rights
- enemies are surrounded and starved in order to make them surrender
- dives that exploded in the air or when they hit something
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- protects the inventor’s inventions
- production in great amounts
- outdated
- no citizen may be denied the right to vote.
- join or attach
- Scottish word meaning “scrawny cattle”
- letting the people decide
- speech given on November 19, 1863 by Abraham Lincoln
- ended slavery
- radicals that oppose all government
20 Clues: outdated • ended slavery • join or attach • letting the people decide • obvious or undeniable fate • production in great amounts • used to replace striking laborers • protects the inventor’s inventions • radicals that oppose all government • soldiers who surprised their enemies • Scottish word meaning “scrawny cattle” • the president of wrongdoings in office • ...
History 2016-12-12
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- God's greatest gift to the world
- Roman Catholic Church
- signed in 1215
- "If I heard their chant I'd caca myself. British were weak." -Vega
- Defeated China and Russia
- Father to Chulalongkorn
- "One million orphans dead by two insane cubans!!!"
- "Ooooo look we have pretty ships." -Vega
- Donald Trump 'beat' this country
- Mr.Vega's favorite slide
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- "Would you like some more tea?"
- African Disease
- Funny name
- Battleship named after him
- fool who died by rat poison
- I'm the best you are the worst so you die
- Territory with local rulers
- Lover of tanks
- People who starve themselves to death
- French German Dutch people who call themselves Afrikaners
20 Clues: Funny name • signed in 1215 • Lover of tanks • African Disease • Roman Catholic Church • Father to Chulalongkorn • Mr.Vega's favorite slide • Defeated China and Russia • Battleship named after him • fool who died by rat poison • Territory with local rulers • "Would you like some more tea?" • God's greatest gift to the world • Donald Trump 'beat' this country • ...
History 2016-09-16
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- A founder of Manitoba, Metis Leader
- A. MacDonald: First PM of Canada
- Graham Bell: Scientist and inventor who created the telephone
- Dallaire: attempted to stop the genocide, and a Lieutenant General
- Walked 20 miles to warn British forces of an American attack
- Inventor and Canadian Engineer , designed first postage stamp and proposed worldwide standard time
- Canadian feminist, part of social activist, women’s right to vote
- British Army Officer, was in the War of 1812
- Former hockey player and former head coach, "The Great One"
- Ran a marathon across Canada for Cancer
- Vanier: Founded L, Arche,
- Lewis: Canadian politician
- Children’s entertainer, Mr. Dress up
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- Canadian Songwriter and singer
- Richard: Canadian Professional ice hockey player, known as Rocket Richard
- Creature of Medicare
- Gzowski: Canadian broadcaster, famous for his work for CBC
- 13th PM, only progressive conservative
- Science broadcaster and environmental activist
- Mercer: Canadian comedian, this hour has 22 minutes
- Fought and died in WW1
- First francophone Prime Minster, $5 bill
- 25 years in music industry
- Holds record for most points and assists in a single season by a defenceman
- King: Took leadership of Canada throughout the second war
- Canadian Politician, PM, Charter
- Canadian fly ace in WW1, top Canadian ace of the war
- Currie: senior officer of Canadian army, fought in WW1
- B. Pearson: 14th PM of Canada and was Noble Peace Prize winner in 1957
29 Clues: Creature of Medicare • Fought and died in WW1 • Vanier: Founded L, Arche, • 25 years in music industry • Lewis: Canadian politician • Canadian Songwriter and singer • A. MacDonald: First PM of Canada • Canadian Politician, PM, Charter • A founder of Manitoba, Metis Leader • Children’s entertainer, Mr. Dress up • 13th PM, only progressive conservative • ...
History 2016-12-15
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- what helped prevent the symptoms of malaria and allow conquest of africa
- invented the cotton gin
- invented the spinning jenny
- began the reformation when he nailed his 95 thesis to the church door
- leader of athens during the golden age and founder of direct democracy
- what did britain ship to china that caused two wars with that nation
- growth of cities and the migration of people into them is known as
- a trial where an indivisual was tortured or drowned to determine their guilt or innocence
- was a scottish philosopher and economist
- was stabbed 23 times by many roman senators
- what device was used by the french to execute enemies of the state
- protected the production of interchallengeable parts
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- the sale by the church of papers that pardoned you of sin were known as
- helped to develop the concept in america
- the representative body in frence was known as
- invented the spinning mule
- scottish engineer who improved the steam engine for industries
- was an english novelist and social critic
- was an english demographer and an economist
- which representative body limited the monarchy in order to end absolutism in england
- monet the founder of french impressionist painting
21 Clues: invented the cotton gin • invented the spinning mule • invented the spinning jenny • helped to develop the concept in america • was a scottish philosopher and economist • was an english novelist and social critic • was an english demographer and an economist • was stabbed 23 times by many roman senators • the representative body in frence was known as • ...
History 2016-11-10
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- Pizarro conquered this empire
- disease from the columbian exchange
- language Mayas used
- nation to sail to Asia
- set eyes on the pacific
- shows specific information on a map like resources
- things found on states or on maps
- Cortes conquered this empire
- conqueror from the 16th century
- Discovered a continent
- navigator to sail around the world
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- Shows physical things on a map like mountains
- governor of Hespenola
- could be preserved (is food)
- the action of abolishing a system
- an enclosure in which black slaves were confined
- shows divisions between states
- sailed near the american border
- a line of animals or slaves
- on motivation that allowed explorers to find a way to sail to Asia
20 Clues: language Mayas used • governor of Hespenola • nation to sail to Asia • Discovered a continent • set eyes on the pacific • a line of animals or slaves • could be preserved (is food) • Cortes conquered this empire • Pizarro conquered this empire • shows divisions between states • sailed near the american border • conqueror from the 16th century • the action of abolishing a system • ...
History 2016-03-11
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- Paine's Daughter
- "It is in our seminary" -?
- supporters of the new constitution
- out of joint with his time
- year Paine sailed to America
- year Jefferson retired from public life
- predicted Washington's retirement
- year of Proclamation of Neutrality
- What Franklin enjoyed on the side
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- Paine wrote many ____
- where Franklin went home to, 1757
- First in war and peace
- people see america in him
- the American Revolution changed this
- where in England Paine was born
- when D.H. Lawwrence made the vicious attack
- real master of masquerade
- year Franklin died
- Jefferson put ___ in anyone
- The Darker Side
20 Clues: The Darker Side • Paine's Daughter • year Franklin died • Paine wrote many ____ • First in war and peace • people see america in him • real master of masquerade • "It is in our seminary" -? • out of joint with his time • Jefferson put ___ in anyone • year Paine sailed to America • where in England Paine was born • where Franklin went home to, 1757 • predicted Washington's retirement • ...
History 2016-03-23
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- a time during the 1920s from which jazz music & dance flourished
- this plan enabled people to buy goods over a long period of time without having to pay the full amount at one time- similar to credit
- war against the United States & Spain
- Exclusion Act/this act banned the entry of all Chinese in the United States.
- the 35th president
- Journalists who wrote about the corrupt side of business & public life in mass circulation
- a disease that is carried by mosquitos
- An immigration station that was located in New York Harbor
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- a speech that was presented by President Wilson for his plan of world peace
- movement from South to North to escape discrimination & find better opportunities
- this amendment gave everyone the right to vote.
- "speak softly & carry a big stick"
- British passenger ship that was sank by German U-boat
- the development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy
- a naval block of the Southern ports
- laws created by Southerners which stated that blacks & whites should be separated in all places.
- armies fought for mere of yards of ground
- a group whose goals were to intimidate African Americans & whites that supported them.
- the first African American to receive a doctorates degree at Harvard
- an organization for farmers
20 Clues: the 35th president • an organization for farmers • "speak softly & carry a big stick" • a naval block of the Southern ports • war against the United States & Spain • a disease that is carried by mosquitos • armies fought for mere of yards of ground • this amendment gave everyone the right to vote. • British passenger ship that was sank by German U-boat • ...
History 2016-05-03
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- Landowning nobles who struggle to become powerful
- Taxes on imports
- New capital of Russia
- The idea that monarchs are God's representatives on earth and therefore only answer to him
- This King gave up Protestantism and converted to Catholicism for political reasons (choose winning team-Catholics)
- French Protestants
- The theory that nations are independent
- He visited the west and began Westernization
- The bloodless overthrow of King James II
- This period is known as the monarchy being restored
- This general publicly executed the king, and dissolved Parliament
- He signed the Petition of Rights because Parliament didn't provide funds
- The minister of France who believed in the theory of mercantilism
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- Nothing can ever be known for certain; doubt old ideas
- A monarch could not put someone in jail simply for opposing the ruler
- During this period, Ivan murdered boyars, their families, and peasants in their land
- Thus war was between Catholics and Protestants and began when Ferdinand II closed Protestant churches
- The first Russian ruler to crown himself czar
- East copying the West
- The monarchy is granted limited power
- A Russian emperor (from the Roman title Caesar)
- To buy product from other countries
- This Cardinal sided with the Protestants during the Thirty Years War because he did not want Ferdinand to challenge the French King
- These two people signed the Bill of Rights
- This edict allowed the Huguenots to live in France and have houses of worship
- This type of monarchy has unlimited power
- To sell product your country made to other countries
27 Clues: Taxes on imports • French Protestants • New capital of Russia • East copying the West • To buy product from other countries • The monarchy is granted limited power • The theory that nations are independent • The bloodless overthrow of King James II • This type of monarchy has unlimited power • These two people signed the Bill of Rights • ...
History 2017-05-19
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- wrote “Common Sense”
- against the ratification of the constitution
- African american spy/slave
- 1st battle of the Civil War (include ‘Battle’)
- series of 85 essays written to support the ratification of the Constitution
- plains largest physical land region
- 1st hispanic American to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor
- The first permanent english settlement in US
- invented the bifocals
- wrote the mayflower compact
- started raid at Harpers Ferry
- our 1st president
- leader of the 1st great awakening
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- changes, corrections or additions to a law or the constitution
- wanted a strict interpretation of the constitution
- Document written by the puritans
- influenced 2nd amendment
- France joined colonists war efforts against Britain (include ‘Battle’)
- to vote to bring charges against
- “The shot heard round the world”
- Ended french and Indian War
- he was feathered and tarred by Boston population
- known for saying “and as for me...give me liberty or give me death!”
- Founder of rhode island
- leading general for the union
25 Clues: our 1st president • wrote “Common Sense” • invented the bifocals • Founder of rhode island • influenced 2nd amendment • African american spy/slave • Ended french and Indian War • wrote the mayflower compact • leading general for the union • started raid at Harpers Ferry • Document written by the puritans • to vote to bring charges against • “The shot heard round the world” • ...
history 2017-06-01
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- Telescope..(Galileo Galilei)
- was Napoleon’s biggest mistake…(invade Russia) England became a Protestant country because….(King Henry VII)
- called…(knights)
- legalized Christianity…(Constantine)
- was 130 warships sent by Spain……(invade England)
- to pay for sins….(Indulgences)
- was torn by widespread fighting among..(barbarian tribes)
- National Assembly abolished…(Feudalism)
- were ultimately selfish and competitive…(Thomas Hobbes)
- bloodless”Glorious Revolution”....(John Locke)
- began in….(Italy)
- period of peace and prosperity…(Pax Romana)
- Astronomer ….(Ptolemy)
- microscope…(Leeuwenhoek)
- the Ocean Blue..(Columbus)
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- of Planetary Motion..(Johannas Keplar)
- was in debt because of….(American Revolution)
- wrote plays and English language…(William Shakespeare)
- Motion Of Laws..(Issac Newton)
- Thinker …(Jus Hus)
- Empire adopted …(Christianity)
- Bible in local languages…(Printing Press)
- Catholic Monk…(Martin Luther)
- a textbook,,(Luca Palcoli)
- the PIETA..(Michelangelo)
- Parliament was called…(National Assembly)
- of Azrec Empire…(Montezum)
27 Clues: called…(knights) • began in….(Italy) • Thinker …(Jus Hus) • Astronomer ….(Ptolemy) • microscope…(Leeuwenhoek) • the PIETA..(Michelangelo) • a textbook,,(Luca Palcoli) • of Azrec Empire…(Montezum) • the Ocean Blue..(Columbus) • Telescope..(Galileo Galilei) • Catholic Monk…(Martin Luther) • Motion Of Laws..(Issac Newton) • Empire adopted …(Christianity) • to pay for sins….(Indulgences) • ...
History 2017-08-18
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- 2nd President
- Father of the Constitution
- Elder Statesman During the Constitutional Convention($100)
- 1st President
- Wrote the Preamble
- Britain Country the Patriots Fought Against
- 1st Ten Amendments
- Largest Signature on the Declaration
- Letters Explaining the Constitution
- Supreme Law of the Land
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- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- 5th President
- 1st Secretary of the Treasury
- Rebellion after the Revolutionary War
- Amendment Dealing with Right to Privacy
- Amendment Dealing with Reserved Powers
- Country that Helped the Patriots
- First Common Mans President
- Amendment Dealing with Right to Bear Arms
- Amendment Dealing with Freedom of Speech
20 Clues: 2nd President • 5th President • 1st President • Wrote the Preamble • 1st Ten Amendments • Supreme Law of the Land • Father of the Constitution • First Common Mans President • 1st Secretary of the Treasury • Country that Helped the Patriots • Letters Explaining the Constitution • Largest Signature on the Declaration • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • ...
History 2017-08-18
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- Wrote the Preamble
- First Common Mans President
- 1st Ten Amendments
- Britain Country the Patriots Fought Against
- 1st Secretary of the Treasury
- Letters Explaining the Constitution
- Largest Signature on the Declaration
- Amendment Dealing with no Cruel and Unusual Punishment
- 5th President
- Supreme Law of the Land
- 1st President
- 6th President
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- Amendment Dealing with Freedom of Speech
- Country that Helped the Patriots
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- Rebellion after the Revolutionary War
- Father of the Constitution
- Elder Statesman During the Constitutional Convention($100)
- Amendment Dealing with Reserved Powers
- Amendment Dealing with Right to Privacy
- Amendment Dealing with Right to Bear Arms
21 Clues: 5th President • 1st President • 6th President • Wrote the Preamble • 1st Ten Amendments • Supreme Law of the Land • Father of the Constitution • First Common Mans President • 1st Secretary of the Treasury • Country that Helped the Patriots • Letters Explaining the Constitution • Largest Signature on the Declaration • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • ...
History 2018-01-19
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- only responsible to god
- a policy to have no alliance or economic or political relations
- administrative organization that relies on non elective officials
- the braided ponytail worn by chinese males.
- soldier in the elite guard (Ottoman)
- supporters of parliament (eng. Civil war)
- head of noble family in Japan
- life, liberty, property ( born with)
- supporters of king (eng. Civil war)
- does not conform to doctrine
- military/ political holder (Ottoman)
- a landowner who lend land to poor farmers
- French Protestants
- principles in economics in the 17th century
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- forced voyage of enslaved Africans
- Spanish had the right to use native americans
- formed by outside conquerors who unify a nation
- customary beliefs
- generally accepted theory
- a political system whose ruler holds all power
- Eng. Protestants
- settlement of people in a new land
- no government
- daimyo was forced to stay home when the lord was gone
- rapid increase in prices
- labor system on Peru to draft indigenous people to work
26 Clues: no government • Eng. Protestants • customary beliefs • French Protestants • only responsible to god • rapid increase in prices • generally accepted theory • does not conform to doctrine • head of noble family in Japan • forced voyage of enslaved Africans • settlement of people in a new land • supporters of king (eng. Civil war) • soldier in the elite guard (Ottoman) • ...
history 2018-04-19
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- Talking knots.
- Puzzle in which pictures or symbols represent words.
- In 1973 BIC started selling first pocket _____________.
- Lewis ________ was the inventor of a fountain pen.
- Written artistic works; writings in prose or verse.
- A pointed metal part at one end of a pen, that the ink flows through when you write or draw.
- The BIC boy is the ____ of the company.
- A long, thin object, usually made of wood, for writing or drawing, with a sharp black or coloured point at one end.
- Laszlo Biro created a ball _____ pen.
- In the ancient world, a tall, flat stone, often carved with writing, used to mark an important historical event.
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- Lascaux _______ has some of the famous examples of prehistoric paintings.
- A pen made from a bird's feather, used in the past.
- William Shakespeare was an English _____, playwright and actor.
- A long roll of paper or similar material with usually official writing on it.
- The earliest known form of writing, which was used by the Sumerians.
- A set of letters arranged in a fixed order, used for writing a language.
- The printing press was invented by Johann Gutenberg.
- He _______ the document.
- A picture or symbol that represents a word, used in some writing systems, such as the one used in ancient Egypt.
- Marcel _____ established Societe Bic.
20 Clues: Talking knots. • He _______ the document. • Marcel _____ established Societe Bic. • Laszlo Biro created a ball _____ pen. • The BIC boy is the ____ of the company. • Lewis ________ was the inventor of a fountain pen. • A pen made from a bird's feather, used in the past. • Written artistic works; writings in prose or verse. • ...
History 2018-10-15
22 Clues: aus • puit • seos • lihtne • surema • murelik • sarnane • käeline • varemed • vastand • vahetus • ülesanne • igatahes • kunstnik • vaenlane • hoolikalt • kujutletav • kino, film • traditsioon • kaks nädalat • kindel, teatud • kaotatud aega tasa tegema
History 2018-05-28
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- (as provided by the federal Homestead Act of 1862) an area of public land in the West (usually 160 acres) granted to any US citizen willing to settle on and farm the land for at least five years.
- the opinions or actions of people who believe that a country should use military methods, forces, etc., to gain power and to achieve its goals.
- making changes in something in order to improve it
- Government interim government set up when no government has yet been established
- territory in British North America consisting of the Hudson Bay drainage basin
- violent, five-month insurgency against the Canadian government, fought mainly by Métis
- compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces.
- Canadian politician and leader of the Metis
- a person who supports or practices imperialism.
- an indigenous American Indian community
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- international trade left to its natural course without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions.
- force (someone) to serve in an army or navy.
- any of various documents used as evidence
- an organization which consists of a number of parties or groups united in an alliance or league.
- the process of making an area more urban
- an official pardon for people who have been convicted of political offenses.
- tracts of land in Upper Canada and Lower Canada reserved for the support of "Protestant clergy" by the Constitutional Act of 1791.
- the process by which people migrate to reside in a country.
- the action of forbidding something, especially by law.
- a tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports.
20 Clues: an indigenous American Indian community • the process of making an area more urban • any of various documents used as evidence • Canadian politician and leader of the Metis • force (someone) to serve in an army or navy. • a person who supports or practices imperialism. • making changes in something in order to improve it • ...
History 2022-03-08
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- the time to make one revolution around the sun.
- the armed forces of a country
- a constitutional right to reject a decision
- What split america
- the governing body
- Number between 5 and 7
- Opposite of North
- Number between 4 and 6
- 35th president
- Amendment that right of citizens can't be infringed
- Representative of Pennsylvania
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- Right
- People who live in the United States
- Leader of a Country
- the period after the American Civil War
- to exert one's powers of body or mind
- an amount of money or a draft of a proposed law
- prejudice directed against a person or people
- Left
- Opposite of South
20 Clues: Left • Right • 35th president • Opposite of North • Opposite of South • What split america • the governing body • Leader of a Country • Number between 5 and 7 • Number between 4 and 6 • the armed forces of a country • Representative of Pennsylvania • People who live in the United States • to exert one's powers of body or mind • the period after the American Civil War • ...
History 2021-12-03
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- William and Mary College is founded
- French and Indian War begins
- Ben Franklin proposes Albany Plan of Union
- Bacons Rebellion
- New England troops seize Fort Louisbourg from France
- Tokugawa Shogunate emerges in Japan
- First navigational act regulates colonial trade
- George Washington becomes president
- New York's population
- produced just enough for the family
- Harvard College established
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- Great Awakening sweeps through colonies
- British Forces capture Quebec
- Galileo observes planets and stars
- Qing Dynasty established in China
- Georgia and South Carolina have the fastest growing economies
- routes that form a triangle
- French forces driven out of Fort Duquesne
- Iroquois Confederacy formed
- enslaved africans brought to america
- Variety
- crops that could be sold easily
- Proclamation of 1763 established
- Ben Franklin published Poor Richard's Almanac
24 Clues: Variety • Bacons Rebellion • New York's population • routes that form a triangle • Iroquois Confederacy formed • Harvard College established • French and Indian War begins • British Forces capture Quebec • crops that could be sold easily • Proclamation of 1763 established • Qing Dynasty established in China • Galileo observes planets and stars • William and Mary College is founded • ...
History 2021-12-03
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- William and Mary College is founded
- French and Indian War begins
- Ben Franklin proposes Albany Plan of Union
- Bacons Rebellion
- New England troops seize Fort Louisbourg from France
- Tokugawa Shogunate emerges in Japan
- First navigational act regulates colonial trade
- George Washington becomes president
- New York's population
- produced just enough for the family
- Harvard College established
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- Great Awakening sweeps through colonies
- British Forces capture Quebec
- Galileo observes planets and stars
- Qing Dynasty established in China
- Georgia and South Carolina have the fastest growing economies
- routes that form a triangle
- French forces driven out of Fort Duquesne
- Iroquois Confederacy formed
- enslaved africans brought to america
- Variety
- crops that could be sold easily
- Proclamation of 1763 established
- Ben Franklin published Poor Richard's Almanac
24 Clues: Variety • Bacons Rebellion • New York's population • routes that form a triangle • Iroquois Confederacy formed • Harvard College established • French and Indian War begins • British Forces capture Quebec • crops that could be sold easily • Proclamation of 1763 established • Qing Dynasty established in China • Galileo observes planets and stars • William and Mary College is founded • ...
History 2021-12-07
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- a major country in Europe that led the way for exploration
- capital of Italy
- a young Egyptian pharaoh that ruled for only nine years before dying
- concerned the power the pope "gave himself"
- the word we use to say ten years
- plant or animal remains
- an instrument used to find latitude
- an exchange of goods; business
- a tribe in new mexico known for making turquoise jewelry
- a line of rulers from one family
- a group of merchants or craftspeople who set prices and standards for products
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- the name of the longest river in the world
- the system, spirit, or custom of medieval knighthood (people say it's dead)
- discovered the grand canyon and other famous land marks
- huge egyptian monuments all over the egyptian desert; built as tombs for pharaohs
- a language that was used by Rome and is the base of many other languages like spanish, english, and others
- study of artifacts
- rule of the few
- explored space
- a Spanish conquistador who brings the disease of smallpox with him to the Americas
- the economic theory that depends on a greater amount of exports than imports
- a document that limits the kings power
22 Clues: explored space • rule of the few • capital of Italy • study of artifacts • plant or animal remains • an exchange of goods; business • the word we use to say ten years • a line of rulers from one family • an instrument used to find latitude • a document that limits the kings power • the name of the longest river in the world • concerned the power the pope "gave himself" • ...
History 2021-12-01
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- everything is regulated by the community
- country in east Asia
- continent
- military leader
- belief in one god
- ancient civilisation in Central America
- belief in many gods
- supreme male monarch
- subjugation
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- a time period
- war of intellect and ideology
- ranked positions
- belief in a higher power
- hereditary leadership
- system where men hold primary power
- feudal system
- hereditary warrior
- community contributes and receives according to their ability and needs
- religious leader
- subjugator
20 Clues: continent • subjugator • subjugation • a time period • feudal system • military leader • ranked positions • religious leader • belief in one god • hereditary warrior • belief in many gods • country in east Asia • supreme male monarch • hereditary leadership • belief in a higher power • war of intellect and ideology • system where men hold primary power • ancient civilisation in Central America • ...
History 2021-12-01
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- everything is regulated by the community
- country in east Asia
- continent
- military leader
- belief in one god
- ancient civilisation in Central America
- belief in many gods
- supreme male monarch
- subjugation
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- a time period
- war of intellect and ideology
- ranked positions
- belief in a higher power
- hereditary leadership
- system where men hold primary power
- feudal system
- hereditary warrior
- community contributes and receives according to their ability and needs
- religious leader
- subjugator
20 Clues: continent • subjugator • subjugation • a time period • feudal system • military leader • ranked positions • religious leader • belief in one god • hereditary warrior • belief in many gods • country in east Asia • supreme male monarch • hereditary leadership • belief in a higher power • war of intellect and ideology • system where men hold primary power • ancient civilisation in Central America • ...
History 2021-12-01
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- head of the Catholic Church.
- The belief in or worship of more than one god
- the dominant social system in medieval Europe
- the belief in and worship or a god controlling power
- a conqueror
- a hereditary commander-in-chief in feudal Japan
- A civilisation in central America
- an island country in East Asia
- A person whose power was reduced in Fudeal japan
- Two parts making an agreement
- People were greedy for this
- A continent that borders Asia
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- The place where Aztecs lived
- the act to murder someone for the gods
- An area of land given to someone on condition of feudal service.
- To obey and respect a certain thing
- Medival European religion
- The Aztecs believed that Cortes was this
- a place used for worship
- overcome and take control of an area
- a member of a powerful military group in feudal Japan.
- a disorder of structure or function in a human
- The guy who conquered the Aztecs
23 Clues: a conqueror • a place used for worship • Medival European religion • People were greedy for this • The place where Aztecs lived • head of the Catholic Church. • Two parts making an agreement • A continent that borders Asia • an island country in East Asia • The guy who conquered the Aztecs • A civilisation in central America • To obey and respect a certain thing • ...
History 2021-12-01
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- The leader of the Catholic Church
- A religion which teaches that elimination of the self and earthly desires is the highest goal
- The belief of only one god
- A series of religious wars
- The conquerer of the Aztec empire
- A system of society or government where men hold the power and women are exclude from it
- A process where society adopts aspects of Western culture
- The god that the Aztecs mistook Cortez for
- The dominant social system in Medieval Europe
- Land given to vassal's under the condition of fuedal service
- A story from the past that has not been proven
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- Conquerors, particularly Spanish conquerors
- The belief in or worship of more than one god
- The former name for Tokyo
- The Aztecs capital city
- The main religion at the time of Medieval Europe
- Farmers who produced crops
- The way of the warrior (Fuedal Japan)
- The lowest class in Medieval Europe society
- A technique used by the Aztecs which relied on small, rectangular areas of land to grow crops on the shallow lake beds
- A worker skilled in making things by hand at the time of Medieval Japan
- The emperor of the Aztecs at the time of the Spanish conquest
- A holder of land under conditions of allegience
- Fuedal lords the controlled major domains
- The main disease that the Spaniards brought with them to the Aztecs
- The title of who ruled Medieval Japan
26 Clues: The Aztecs capital city • The former name for Tokyo • Farmers who produced crops • The belief of only one god • A series of religious wars • The leader of the Catholic Church • The conquerer of the Aztec empire • The way of the warrior (Fuedal Japan) • The title of who ruled Medieval Japan • Fuedal lords the controlled major domains • The god that the Aztecs mistook Cortez for • ...
History 2021-12-09
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- emperor of aztec empire
- open space next to mote
- explored space
- son of pepin
- paid the noble for the right to farm the land
- a mounted man at arms serving a lord
- a spanish noble
- searched for a golden empire
- a global exchange
- realized that columbus found a new world
- its dead
- aztec light skinned god
- cant sail
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- political order
- mapped east coast of north america
- grown in large amounts
- ensured christianity
- a economic theory
- a tribe that helped get the spanish out of the SouthWest
- spanish soldier
20 Clues: its dead • cant sail • son of pepin • explored space • political order • a spanish noble • spanish soldier • a economic theory • a global exchange • ensured christianity • grown in large amounts • emperor of aztec empire • open space next to mote • aztec light skinned god • searched for a golden empire • mapped east coast of north america • a mounted man at arms serving a lord • ...
History 2022-02-28
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- _________ reconstruction 1865-1867
- Period following Civil War_________
- All slaves should be ______ in Stevens mind
- Thaddeus Stevens foot was a _____ foot
- Thaddeus Stevens was a ______________ for pennsylvania
- Stevens was ______ in the southern United States
- Stevens hated president Andrew ______
- Sixty one lincoln became president in _____
- There was a withdrawal of Union _______ in 1877
- People in the northern US ________ stevens
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- stevens supported the ______ in war.
- Amendment abolishing slavery
- Amendment that gives US born people citizenship in the US.
- __________ of Independence extended to all free men including former slaves.
- Stevens did not believe it was a _________ when human rights are on the line
- The ________ amendment gave the right to vote to African American men.
- Thaddeus Stevens attended ______ college
- Did Stevens have both white and African Americans carry his casket?
- ________ was vice president in 1864
- Impeachment happens when the senate has a __ vote
20 Clues: Amendment abolishing slavery • _________ reconstruction 1865-1867 • Period following Civil War_________ • ________ was vice president in 1864 • stevens supported the ______ in war. • Stevens hated president Andrew ______ • Thaddeus Stevens foot was a _____ foot • Thaddeus Stevens attended ______ college • People in the northern US ________ stevens • ...
history 2022-01-11
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- Boarded ships headed to texas
- a particular system of faith and worship.
- Many people would trade it
- people who would plant
- something the people would eat
- citizen or resident of the U.S.
- a person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area.
- people would grow many things
- People Wore this when cold
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- people would give to get back
- open passage separating two rooms
- I have gone to texas
- Foods brang to the people
- people don't legally own land
- a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
- when people switched items
- goods/services other people can buy
- Bees Many quilts made from these
- Something for people to eat
- Cuts wood in usable pieces
20 Clues: I have gone to texas • people who would plant • Foods brang to the people • Many people would trade it • when people switched items • Cuts wood in usable pieces • People Wore this when cold • Something for people to eat • Boarded ships headed to texas • people would give to get back • people don't legally own land • people would grow many things • something the people would eat • ...
History 2022-02-09
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- Self appointed volunteers to track down and punish wrongdoers.
- Who was the Great Plain home to for centuries?
- Who was a former slave that became a cowhand and a cattle driver?
- who developed tools or techniques for rounding up and driving cattle?
- What were stray calves with no identifying marks called?
- Payments to reservation dwellers, at least once a year.
- An area of grassland owned by the government.
- Using simple equipment to mine like picks, shovels, and pans.
- What Native American chief asked traders to provide his people with food on credit?
- What group of Native Americans had a close relationship with nature?
- What invention enabled hundreds of square miles to be fenced of cheaply?
- How many longhorns roamed the grasslands of Texas in 1865?
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- The trail where cowboys drove about 1.5 million head of cattle on.
- Digging deep below the surface to mine.
- An example of growing hostilities between the Native Americans and settlers.
- What was the sticky, blue-gray mud found in Nevada called?
- Native American who roamed cast distances, following their main source of food.
- Which prospector staked a claim in Six-Mile Canyon, Nevada?
- 1862 was the first major clash on the _____?
- Driving the cattle to the north, to the rail lines.
20 Clues: Digging deep below the surface to mine. • 1862 was the first major clash on the _____? • An area of grassland owned by the government. • Who was the Great Plain home to for centuries? • Driving the cattle to the north, to the rail lines. • Payments to reservation dwellers, at least once a year. • What were stray calves with no identifying marks called? • ...
History 2022-03-04
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- U.S. Navy commodore who won a victory against the British
- The practice of forcing people to serve in the army or navy
- Several members who called for war against Great Britain
- A Republican who was elected president in 1808
- The treaty that forced the Creek nation to give up millions of acres of their land
- A U.S. law that essentially banned trade with Great Britain, France, and their colonies
- The commander of the tennessee militia who led an attack on the Creek nation in Alabama
- The battle between the U.S. forces and Tecumseh’s followers that ended with the U.S. forces winning
- An explorer of the west who reached the summitof the mountain now known as Pike Peak
- brilliant speaker who warned other Native Americans that settlers wanted their land
- A meeting of federalist opposed to war
- Uses or purposes
- The effects of a particular event or events
- A case that established the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review
- The purchase of Louisiana from France for $15 million, which roughly doubled the size of the United States
- victory won by Perry and his sailors
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- Co-leader of the western expedition
- A former army captian chosen by Jefferson to lead an expedition to explore the west
- The Supreme Court’s power to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional
- A long journey to explore the Louisiana purchase
- A Shoeshone who helped the expedition by naming plants and gathering edible fruits and vegetables for the group
- The last major conflict of the War of 1812, which made Andrew Jackson a hero
- Republican who defeated John Adams in the presidential election of 1800
- A large U.S. warship sent to end attacks by Mediterranean pirates on American merchant ships
- A Federalist appointed by Adams to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
- The banning of trade
- The pact that ended the War of 1812
- Federalist president first elected in 1796 who lost the 1800 president election
28 Clues: Uses or purposes • The banning of trade • Co-leader of the western expedition • The pact that ended the War of 1812 • victory won by Perry and his sailors • A meeting of federalist opposed to war • The effects of a particular event or events • A Republican who was elected president in 1808 • A long journey to explore the Louisiana purchase • ...
HISTORY 2022-05-12
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- MLK's civil rights group
- brought professional sports to Atlanta
- name of the newly industrialized southern states
- wine, rice, indigo, silk, and tobacco
- Lewis student leader during the civil rights act
- established that segregation in schools is unconstitutional
- native american tribe the used burial mounds and chiefdom
- olympic mayor
- John Lewis leads this group which is know for diner sit-ins
- one of the diseases that were spread during the spanish missions
- case in which antisemitism was in question after the lynching of a jewish man
- could be nicknamed the greatest entrepreneur
- process to reinstate the economy after the civil war
- translator and peacekeeper between the natives and the colonists
- started after bank failures and stocks crashing
- creator of the new deal plan that helped the economy at the expense of the government's finances
- established in 1732 to aid those who were imprisoned and stuck in debt
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- DeSoto's plan to convert native americans to christianity
- president during WW1
- mr new south
- Tom Watson was the leader of this group
- native american tribe that cultivated the bow and arrow
- colonists that had issues with the rules of the trustee period
- group that was determined to stop african americans from voting
- those who were loyal to the British rule during the american revolution
- oldest native american tribe
- established Hartsfield internation airport which was later expanded by Maynard Jackson
- first african american mayor
- leader of the civil rights act
- longest serving GA governor who strongly disliked the new deal program
- mastered pottery
- first european explorer to step foot in america
- leader of the trustee colony
- those who wanted revolution and independence from great britain
- yamacraw leader who allowed oglethorpe to settle on their land
- legal document that establishes a city/town
36 Clues: mr new south • olympic mayor • mastered pottery • president during WW1 • MLK's civil rights group • oldest native american tribe • first african american mayor • leader of the trustee colony • leader of the civil rights act • wine, rice, indigo, silk, and tobacco • brought professional sports to Atlanta • Tom Watson was the leader of this group • ...
History 2023-08-24
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- Lives in a convant.
- A person who owns land and provides stability.
- Charlemagne's son.
- Age you become a knight.
- Lead a revival.
- Overran Western Roman empire in 400s.
- Land for loyalty system of governing and landholding.
- Traveled on a ship from Hungary.
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- Tax that was 10% income.
- A period of fighting from 500-1500.
- Wrote the rules for the monks.
- Age you become a squire.
- Benedict's sister.
- A waiter on hosts.
- A servant for a knight.
- Becomes pope during 590.
- Age you become a page.
- Consists of Lord's house, church & fields.
- Charlemagne's father.
- Language that Germans changed.
20 Clues: Lead a revival. • Benedict's sister. • A waiter on hosts. • Charlemagne's son. • Lives in a convant. • Charlemagne's father. • Age you become a page. • A servant for a knight. • Tax that was 10% income. • Age you become a squire. • Becomes pope during 590. • Age you become a knight. • Wrote the rules for the monks. • Language that Germans changed. • Traveled on a ship from Hungary. • ...
history 2023-10-01
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- land bridge
- cave with oldest writings recorded
- meant “upright man” and learned how to control fire, was a hominid
- the movement of people from one place in the world to another.
- oldest skeleton ever found
- a worker who practices a trade or handicraft
- shift to farming 10,000 yrs ago
- last of the hominids “wise man”
- man preserved in ice for 53,000 yrs
- found the oldest footprint ever
- followed around animals; never settled down
- a division of society based of wealth and popularity
- the study of human societies and cultures and their development.
- human like being that stands upright and is 4-5 millions years old
- old stone age
- type of rough stone used in prehistoric times
- men and women’s jobs
- different parts of a manufacturing process or task to different people in order to improve efficiency.
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- earliest hominid we know of
- all are considered equal
- the spread of cultural trends across locations.
- preserved things that people in the past made/ left behind
- the new stone age
- selective breeding or growing
- an ancient human settlement in turkey
- handyman of the hominids and made stone tools
- history before written records
- the study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites or artifacts
28 Clues: land bridge • old stone age • the new stone age • men and women’s jobs • all are considered equal • oldest skeleton ever found • earliest hominid we know of • selective breeding or growing • history before written records • shift to farming 10,000 yrs ago • last of the hominids “wise man” • found the oldest footprint ever • cave with oldest writings recorded • ...
History 2023-10-11
29 Clues: Go • shop • zone • union • Point • union • Dodge • grant • Drake • Gould • Swift • Tariff • J Hill • company • Pacific • Stanford • of Labor • of scale • Carnegie • Vanderbilt • integration • Alva Edison • Graham Bell • integration • Westinghouse • Railroad Act • D Rockefeller • National Product • Federation of Labor
history 2023-11-16
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- court who ruled yolngu connection to land did not overturn terra nullius (1963-71)
- law found to have violated basic human rights by UN in 2010
- what state the walk off left, against APB rules
- ____ are sacred report of 2007
- decision that rules pastoral leases overturn land rights in a conflict
- campaigner who gained 1 million signatures - o.g. goal of 100,000
- restricting a groups liberty or freedom "for their own"
- man who held the day of mourning protest - 1937
- PM who poured red soil into Lingiari's hand
- where a walkoff was held in 1939
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- 1965 protest that leads to the desegregation of Mooree + Kempsey public pools
- influential protestor of the 60s
- longest protest in Australian history - 9 years
- what the APAA (1915) allowed the APB to do without justifying in court
- PM that apologises to the stolen gen.
- 1997 law that only allows 6 years and 1 chance to claim native title
- gov that establishes the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation in 1991
- "The stolen generations never left, they just morphed into___"
- "we must have charge at the age of 6 years...useless to wait for 12/13"
- ____ them home report of 1997
- policy made in 1937
- establishment made 1972 outside Parliament
- PM booed by delegates at the Aborginial Reconciliation con. (1997)
- decision in 1992 that overturns terra nullius
24 Clues: policy made in 1937 • ____ them home report of 1997 • ____ are sacred report of 2007 • influential protestor of the 60s • where a walkoff was held in 1939 • PM that apologises to the stolen gen. • establishment made 1972 outside Parliament • PM who poured red soil into Lingiari's hand • decision in 1992 that overturns terra nullius • ...
History 2023-11-07
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- When a nation increases their power and wealth by dominating other nations through the establishment of colonies and subjecting the indigenous people to their laws.
- Determines the cost of borrowing or the ROI.
- An agreement between two or more nations to cooperate in achieving a common goal and to aid each other if attacked.
- Money borrowed with an obligation to repay.
- Interest calculated on both principal and previous interest.
- Interest calculated only on the principal.
- Goal is to increase wealth.
- Cost of borrowing or earning on savings.
- Bought and sold on stock markets.
- Provides payment predictability.
- INTEREST, Used for saving or earning interest.
- A policy to maintain a large military that is ready for war.
- Allocating money to assets for future gains.
- RATE, A percentage added to a loan.
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- Money set aside for the future.
- Loyalty to a nation that share a common homeland, history, or desire for sovereignty.
- Interest rate that remains constant.
- Money earned from various sources.
- Effort put into a job or task.
- Money placed in a bank account.
- INTEREST, Doesn't compound over time.
- Pay check components.
- Effort put into a job or task.
- Expressed as a percentage.
- What you don't spend.
- Credit card balance, for example.
- Opposite of leisure.
- INTEREST, Leads to exponential growth.
28 Clues: Opposite of leisure. • Pay check components. • What you don't spend. • Expressed as a percentage. • Goal is to increase wealth. • Effort put into a job or task. • Effort put into a job or task. • Money set aside for the future. • Money placed in a bank account. • Provides payment predictability. • Credit card balance, for example. • Bought and sold on stock markets. • ...
History 2023-12-27
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- - A supreme ruler
- - A member of a nomadic people who conquered much of Asia and Europe in the 13th century
- - A Spanish conquistador who led an expedition that conquered the Aztec Empire
- - Information, especially misleading information, spread by an authority to influence public opinion
- - A member of the military nobility of medieval and early-modern Japan
- - A state in the southeastern United States, and one of the 13 original colonies
- - A medieval Christian warrior who fought on a holy war
- - A dynasty of Russian tsars that ruled from the early 17th century until the early 20th century
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- - The border between two countries or regions
- - The policy of extending a country's empire
- - A country in Southeast Asia
- - Overthrow of a government by violent action
- - A pirate or privateer
- - A Spanish soldier or adventurer who took part in the Spanish conquest of the Americas
- - A person who journeys to a holy place
- - The Great Charter, signed in 1215 by King John of England
- - A member of an ancient Mesoamerican civilization
- - A mounted military force
- - The title of a Muslim ruler
- - A cultural and intellectual movement that began in Europe in the 14th century
20 Clues: - A supreme ruler • - A pirate or privateer • - A mounted military force • - A country in Southeast Asia • - The title of a Muslim ruler • - A person who journeys to a holy place • - The policy of extending a country's empire • - The border between two countries or regions • - Overthrow of a government by violent action • - A member of an ancient Mesoamerican civilization • ...
HISTORY 2024-01-17
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- Outrageously dressed woman
- These laws took aways Jewish rights
- Illegal underground pub
- Hot pieces flying metal
- Treaty signed after WWI
- Inventor of basketball, Naismith
- Night of broken glass
- This type of bomb was used in WWII
- Forced to go to war
- Alcohol was illegal
- Lightening warfare
- Type of fight in the air
- most successful battle WWI
- Beach Canadians took in WWII
- 1st vehicle, Model T
- Movies with sound
- Hitler's first name
- Teens who rebelled against Hitler
- The only thing left on the beach was blood
- Ship where Americans were killed
- Passchendaele had a lot of this
- This type of shock, mental breakdown
- Ship that killed Margaret Hayworth
- This harbor was attacked
- Type of rifle used in trenches
- Pure German blood
- Last name Williams, fastest man
- Word for trend
- Our enemy WWII
- This pit had no air support
- Another term for SA and Gestapo
- Aces who flew through barns
- Training camp in Quebec
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- Nickname Hitler
- 150,000 sent to these schools
- Our team in WWI
- 1st battle WWI
- Area where fighting occurred No Man's
- Men on the move
- Large grasshoppers
- Highest number of deaths here
- Superior fighter jet, Sopwith
- Front where battles were fought
- Acronym for causes of war
- Game of dice and dominoes
- When neither side can win
- 2nd battle, used tanks
- Lack of rain
- Someone who fought for womens' rights
- Submarine
- Enemy WWII
- She blew up a crematorium
- Slang for a very important person
- Day of Deliverance
- To convince someone to do something
- Our nickname WWII
- Dance of the 20s
- This hand was a terrorist group
- First battle WWII battle of...
59 Clues: Submarine • Enemy WWII • Lack of rain • 1st battle WWI • Word for trend • Our enemy WWII • Nickname Hitler • Our team in WWI • Men on the move • Dance of the 20s • Movies with sound • Pure German blood • Our nickname WWII • Large grasshoppers • Lightening warfare • Day of Deliverance • Forced to go to war • Alcohol was illegal • Hitler's first name • 1st vehicle, Model T • Night of broken glass • ...
History 2023-08-31
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- Nums Live
- fourteen years old
- seven years old
- Nickname for Charles the Great
- Monks live and serve God here
- who adopted Christianity
- System of rigid class distinctions, responsibilities
- War like, used sea
- Church tax paid by peasants
- The Gradual decline of the Roman Empire
- a political and economic system based on land holding
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- destroyed the Carolingian Empire
- Concerned with worldy rather than spiritual matters
- The Lords estate
- Self sufficient agricultural manors
- religious communities of men
- Invaders from the South
- twenty one years old
- Who rules the Franks
- Germanic people in the Roman province of God
- Spanish and French evolved from
- From Hungary and good horsemen
22 Clues: Nums Live • seven years old • The Lords estate • fourteen years old • War like, used sea • twenty one years old • Who rules the Franks • Invaders from the South • who adopted Christianity • Church tax paid by peasants • religious communities of men • Monks live and serve God here • Nickname for Charles the Great • From Hungary and good horsemen • Spanish and French evolved from • ...
History 2024-03-22
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- Ancient defensive fortification
- Devastating pandemic in the 14th century
- Civilization along the Nile River
- Napoleon's final defeat in 1815
- Scandinavian seafarers and warriors
- Ancient Mediterranean superpower
- Invention revolutionizing printing
- Overthrow of the Russian monarchy
- Severe worldwide economic downturn
- Ancient Mesoamerican civilization
- Policy of acquiring and ruling foreign territories
- Pre-Columbian civilization in South America
- Conflict over slavery in the US
- Period between ancient and modern times
- Period of global maritime expansion
- Ancient trade route connecting East and West
- Overthrow of the Tsarist regime
- Successor to the Eastern Roman Empire
- Civilization known for democracy and philosophy
- Series of conflicts led by Napoleon
- Period of radical social and political change in France
- Cultural rebirth in Europe
- Colonial witchcraft hysteria in Massachusetts
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- Ancient Babylonian legal code
- Global conflict from 1914 to 1918
- social and economic system
- Political tension between the US and USSR
- Mongol conqueror and founder of the empire
- Japanese attack on US naval base
- Fight for equality and justice
- Era of mechanization and urbanization
- Legends of ancient Greek gods
- Period of economic and technological change
- Epidemic disease causing widespread death
- Mesoamerican civilization in Mexico
- 1215 document limiting royal power
- Global conflict from 1939 to 1945
- Colonial revolt against British rule
- Cradle of civilization between the Tigris and Euphrates
- Military city-state in ancient Greece
- Genocide of Jews during World War II
41 Clues: social and economic system • Cultural rebirth in Europe • Ancient Babylonian legal code • Legends of ancient Greek gods • Fight for equality and justice • Ancient defensive fortification • Napoleon's final defeat in 1815 • Conflict over slavery in the US • Overthrow of the Tsarist regime • Japanese attack on US naval base • Ancient Mediterranean superpower • ...
history 2025-09-28
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- Drake Drilled the first successful oil well in the United States starting the oil industry
- A group of companies managed together to reduce competition and control prices
- A person who starts and runs a business taking financial risks to make a profit
- A list of workers not to be hired because they were seen as troublemakers or union members
- Tariff A high tax on imports designed to protect United States industries during the Civil War
- A political and economic theory that promotes a classless society where workers control
- faire An economic belief that the government should not interfere in business or the economy
- Carnegie Steel industry leader who used vertical integration to grow his company
- Swift Introduced refrigerated railroad cars helping transform the meat industry
- Pacific One of the two companies that built the transcontinental railroad starting in Nebraska
- Company A company that owns stock in other companies to control them
- Union A group of workers in the same trade or job who work together for better pay and conditions
- Dodge Chief engineer of the Union Pacific Railroad
- When a neutral third party helps workers and employers settle a disagreement
- of Scale When producing more of a product lowers the cost per unit helping businesses save money
- Point The location in Utah where the Union and Central Pacific Railroads met in 1869
- Integration When a company controls every step of production from raw materials to finished product
- Stanford One of the founders of the Central Pacific Railroad and later a United States senator
- A decrease in prices across the economy increasing the value of money
- A share or piece of ownership in a company
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- A court order requiring a person or group to stop a certain action often used against strikes
- Zone A region where the same standard time is used created by railroads to organize schedules
- Union A union that includes all workers in an industry no matter their specific job
- J Hill Built the Great Northern Railway without government land grants
- Shop A workplace where only union members can be hired
- Graham Bell Invented the telephone in 1876
- Gould Powerful businessman known for manipulating railroads and stock prices
- Integration When a company buys or merges with other companies in the same industry to reduce competition
- Railroad Act Law giving land and money to companies to build the transcontinental railroad
- Grant Land given by the government to support building railroads and promoting settlement
- Westinghouse Inventor who improved electrical systems and created the air brake for trains
- National Product (GNP) The total value of all goods and services produced by a country’s people and businesses in a year including income from overseas
- When one company controls an entire industry eliminating competition
- The materials or assets like land labor and capital used to produce goods and services
- A business owned by multiple people called shareholders but treated by law as a single entity
- Vanderbilt Railroad tycoon who built a transportation empire
- D Rockefeller Oil industry leader who used horizontal integration to build Standard Oil
- Alva Edison Inventor of the light bulb and many other electrical devices
38 Clues: Graham Bell Invented the telephone in 1876 • A share or piece of ownership in a company • Dodge Chief engineer of the Union Pacific Railroad • Shop A workplace where only union members can be hired • Vanderbilt Railroad tycoon who built a transportation empire • Company A company that owns stock in other companies to control them • ...
history 2025-10-24
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- — A place where crops and animals are raised.
- — Something explorers searched for to get rich.
- — Something that grows from the ground.
- — A crop that helped the colonists survive.
- — A long stream that flows to the sea.
- — What settlers used to sail to America.
- Compact — The first self-government agreement in America.
- — To give something and get something else back.
- — What settlers had to do every day to survive.
- — A female ruler of a country.
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- — What explorers were looking for to claim.
- — A picture that shows where places are.
- — What people and animals need to live.
- — Religious group that promoted equality and peace.
- — A place ruled by another country.
- — A person who first lived in a land.
- — The first lasting English colony in America.
- — What settlers grew or hunted to eat.
- — When people do not fight.
- — A male ruler of a country.
20 Clues: — When people do not fight. • — A male ruler of a country. • — A female ruler of a country. • — A place ruled by another country. • — A person who first lived in a land. • — A long stream that flows to the sea. • — What settlers grew or hunted to eat. • — What people and animals need to live. • — Something that grows from the ground. • ...
History 2025-06-04
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- - Perjanjian setelah Agresi Militer I
- - Badan yang dibentuk setelah BPUPKI
- - Organisasi Islam yang berdiri tahun 1912
- - Tokoh pembaca proklamasi
- - Tempat sidang PPKI pertama
- - Organisasi semi-militer buatan Jepang
- - Penjelajah dari Venesia yang mengunjungi Asia
- - Kongsi dagang milik Belanda
- - Sebutan wilayah kepulauan Indonesia zaman dulu
- - Tokoh proklamator selain Soekarno
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- - Sistem tanam paksa oleh Belanda
- - Dokumen penting yang dibacakan Soekarno dan Hatta pada 17 Agustus 1945.
- - Badan perumus dasar negara RI
- - Organisasi modern pertama Indonesia
- - Kelompok nasionalis radikal masa pergerakan
- - Nama dasar negara Indonesia
- - Bulan kemerdekaan Indonesia
- - Pemimpin Jepang di Perang Dunia II
- - Negara penjajah sebelum Belanda
- - Wilayah tempat Boedi Oetomo berdiri
20 Clues: - Tokoh pembaca proklamasi • - Tempat sidang PPKI pertama • - Nama dasar negara Indonesia • - Bulan kemerdekaan Indonesia • - Kongsi dagang milik Belanda • - Badan perumus dasar negara RI • - Sistem tanam paksa oleh Belanda • - Negara penjajah sebelum Belanda • - Tokoh proklamator selain Soekarno • - Badan yang dibentuk setelah BPUPKI • - Pemimpin Jepang di Perang Dunia II • ...
history 2025-05-16
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- to include people of all races
- legal rules citizens should follow
- filed a lawsuit arguing that the democratic parties “white primary”
- the _______ act
- the state legislator made government employees such as _______ take loyalty tests
- forced to leave country
- Empresario
- using lance/natural resources
- mexican american youth Org
- the_______ presidency
- women fought for ____
- protests that aren’t violent
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- to stop buying/using goods for a protest
- an organization made for women to have equal opportunity and rights
- tests that kept african americans from voting
- involved with the U.S in the cold war
- seemed fair treatment
- large body of water
- official ban
- was president in 1963
20 Clues: Empresario • official ban • the _______ act • large body of water • seemed fair treatment • was president in 1963 • the_______ presidency • women fought for ____ • forced to leave country • mexican american youth Org • protests that aren’t violent • using lance/natural resources • to include people of all races • legal rules citizens should follow • involved with the U.S in the cold war • ...
history 2025-12-19
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- Trade route from China to Europe
- Conflict ended by Hiroshima
- Type of tomb for Pharaohs
- Conqueror "The Great"
- Site of the first Olympic Games
- Ancient Egyptian paper
- Leonardo's famous portrait
- System of lords and vassals
- Built to keep out invaders
- Period of the Black Death
- French queen: "Let them eat cake"
- 18th-century "Age" of reason
- Rebirth of art and learning
- 1920s decade nickname
- Civilization of the Andes
- The "Sun King" of France
- First man on the moon
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- South African anti-apartheid leader
- 19th-century Queen of UK
- Inventor of the lightbulb
- Document signed in 1215
- Code of the Samurai
- War between North and South US
- Replaced the League of Nations
- Ships used by Norse explorers
- Mesoamerican pyramid builders
- City-state, cradle of democracy
- Cold War barrier in Germany
- Empire ruled by Julius Caesar
- Greek city-state known for warriors
30 Clues: Code of the Samurai • Conqueror "The Great" • 1920s decade nickname • First man on the moon • Ancient Egyptian paper • Document signed in 1215 • 19th-century Queen of UK • The "Sun King" of France • Type of tomb for Pharaohs • Inventor of the lightbulb • Period of the Black Death • Civilization of the Andes • Leonardo's famous portrait • Built to keep out invaders • ...
History 2025-08-06
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- First of Three Famous Names For This City
- Norman Conqueror
- Stratford Playwright
- English Holding Consolidation
- Steppe Conqueror
- Second of Three Famous Names For This City
- City State of Warriors
- Australian Capital
- He Had 95 Reasons To Reform
- Carolingian Emperor
- Third of Three Famous Names For This City
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- Wine-esque Medieval Duchy
- WW2 Enigma Breaker
- Manmade Castle Hill
- Astronomical Leaper
- Dressing General
- “Great” Ancient Conqueror
- Germanic Albion Invaders
- Postwar Chill
- Final Russian Dynasty
- Original No. of US Colonies
- Roman Laid Settlements
22 Clues: Postwar Chill • Dressing General • Norman Conqueror • Steppe Conqueror • WW2 Enigma Breaker • Australian Capital • Manmade Castle Hill • Astronomical Leaper • Carolingian Emperor • Stratford Playwright • Final Russian Dynasty • City State of Warriors • Roman Laid Settlements • Germanic Albion Invaders • Wine-esque Medieval Duchy • “Great” Ancient Conqueror • Original No. of US Colonies • ...
History 2024-05-16
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- a network of secret routes and safe houses
- ransacked, plundered and burned the town of Osceola
- American Civil War engagement fought on July 22, 1864, that was part of the Union's summer Atlanta Campaign
- escaping slaves
- laws passed at different periods in the southern United States to enforce racial segregation and curtail the power of Black voters
- pitted Union General George McClellan's Army of the Potomac against General Robert E. Lee and his Army of Northern Virginia
- a sea fort built on an artificial island near Charleston
- a crucial victory for the Union during the Civil War
- the largest auction of enslaved people in U.S. history
- The first land battle of the Civil War
- one of the last battles of the American Civil War.
- one of the largest and deadliest battles of the Civil War
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- the failed attempt by American and French forces to retake the port city from its British occupiers
- a military campaign of the American Civil War conducted through Georgia
- a strategy outlined by the Union Army for suppressing the Confederacy at the beginning of the American Civil War
- officially Proclamation 95, was a presidential proclamation
- period immediately after the Civil War
- a three-day battle in the American Civil War fought between Union and Confederate forces
- Johnston's troops line the mountain's crest to repulse the advance of Union general William T. Sherman
- self-working farmers
- he political policy of promoting or protecting the interests of "native-born"
- the campaign by Union forces to take the Confederate stronghold of Vicksburg, Mississippi
22 Clues: escaping slaves • self-working farmers • period immediately after the Civil War • The first land battle of the Civil War • a network of secret routes and safe houses • one of the last battles of the American Civil War. • ransacked, plundered and burned the town of Osceola • a crucial victory for the Union during the Civil War • ...
History 2024-05-14
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- cannot be supplied to one belligerent except at the risk of seizure and condemnation by the other
- fort in SE South Carolina, guarding Charleston Harbour
- fought December 11–15, 1862, in and around Fredericksburg, Virginia, in the Eastern Theater of the American Civil War
- a siege in which Federal troops under Sherman cut off the railroads supplying the city and then burned it
- a decisive Union victory during the American Civil War that divided the Confederacy and cemented the reputation of Union General Ulysses S. Grant
- restricted black people's right to own property, conduct business, buy and lease land, and move freely through public spaces
- military strategy proposed by Union General Winfield Scott early in the American Civil War
- fought July 1–3, 1863, in and around the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, by Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War
- a poor white man in the south
- a village in central Virginia where the Confederate army under Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant's Union forces on April 9, 1865, effectively ending the American Civil War
- allowed Union troops to penetrate the Confederate interior
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- American Civil War campaign
- period after the American Civil War from 1865 to 1877
- a native or inhabitant of Kansas
- a network of routes, places, and people that helped enslaved people in the American South escape to the North
- the largest sale of human beings in the history in the United States
- proclamation declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free
- Confederate general Joseph E. Johnston's troops line the mountain's crest to repulse the advance of Union general William T. Sherman
- a policy of favoring native inhabitants as opposed to immigrants
- a decisive engagement that halted the Confederate invasion of Maryland
- American Revolutionary War battle fought on December 29, 1778 pitting local American Patriot militia and Continental Army units
- marked the first major land battle of the American Civil War
22 Clues: American Civil War campaign • a poor white man in the south • a native or inhabitant of Kansas • period after the American Civil War from 1865 to 1877 • fort in SE South Carolina, guarding Charleston Harbour • allowed Union troops to penetrate the Confederate interior • marked the first major land battle of the American Civil War • ...
History 2024-04-20
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- protect infant American industries
- Jackson waged war on
- cherokee buried more than 1/4 of their people
- no federal standing
- forced Native Americans to move west
- smaller state banks
- John Quincy Adams opponent
- primary advisors
- Clay,Adams,and webster political party
- Banks closing and collapsing of credit systems
- south carolina senator
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- incoming officials throw out former oppointees and replace them with their own friends
- Jacksons Vice President
- Followers of Jackson
- whig party canidate
- Democrats new canidate
- Forerunner of todays democratic party
- Massachusetts senator
- Harrison Vice President
- Disliked Jackson
20 Clues: primary advisors • Disliked Jackson • whig party canidate • no federal standing • smaller state banks • Followers of Jackson • Jackson waged war on • Massachusetts senator • Democrats new canidate • south carolina senator • Jacksons Vice President • Harrison Vice President • John Quincy Adams opponent • protect infant American industries • forced Native Americans to move west • ...
history 2024-04-19
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- yang menjatuhkan bom dikota Nagasaki Dan Hiroshima
- pembaca teks proklamasi
- partner Soekarno
- bulan kemerdekaan
- benda yang menghancurkan Nagasaki Dan Hiroshima
- dokuritsu junbi inkai
- piagam yang dirancang panitia sembilan
- pengetuk naskah proklamasi
- media penyiaran kemerdekaan
- lapangan ikada dikenal sebagai?
- tempat penculikan 3 tokoh generasi tua
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- jalan rumah ir Soekarno
- pencipta lagu Indonesia raya
- jendral yang menjanjikan kemerdekaan
- warna bendera indonesia
- panitia perancang kemerdekaan
- penjahit bendera merah putih
- kota dijepang yang dibom oleh sekutu
- dasar negara Indonesia
- negara yang menjajah Indonesia
20 Clues: partner Soekarno • bulan kemerdekaan • dokuritsu junbi inkai • dasar negara Indonesia • jalan rumah ir Soekarno • warna bendera indonesia • pembaca teks proklamasi • pengetuk naskah proklamasi • media penyiaran kemerdekaan • pencipta lagu Indonesia raya • penjahit bendera merah putih • panitia perancang kemerdekaan • negara yang menjajah Indonesia • lapangan ikada dikenal sebagai? • ...
HISTORY 2024-04-26
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- - Easy to understand and simple
- for the cause - to give your life for the principle or aim that a group of people support or fight for and that is extremely important for you.
- on strike - refuse to work for a period of time as a protest for more money, better conditions, etc.
- - to run away from a battle or move away from the enemy
- - a fleet of ships; all the warships of a nation
- - Reduction of armed forces and weapons
- and dried - predictable, known beforehand; boring
- - a particular form of something differing in certain respects from an earlier form or other forms of the same type of thing.
- - to try very hard to do, achieve, or deal with something that is difficult or that causes problems
- - a famous person in history
- - freedom from control by another government or country
- - correct in all details; exact.
- - a pause in fighting, temporary peace
- - a long and distinct period of history with a particular feature or characteristic.
- - The first form of a plan or a document, including the main points but not all the details
- - to agree with
- - to rule as a queen or king
- - probably; reasonably supposed
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- - A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states
- (adj.) conclusive, final, representing the limit of what can be done
- - to defeat
- - win a victory over
- willing to - to be happy to do something if it is needed
- - a person who serves in an army
- - favoring one side unduly; prejudiced
- - not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts
- - important and meaningful
- - make an effort / try hard to do something
- - A trick; an attempt to make someone believe something that is not true
- - vicious; cruel
- - to enter by force in order to take over
- of truth - a very small amount of truth
- - agree to give or allow (something requested) to
- - a dependable source that provides accurate and well researched information
- - Involving many people or things or happening over a large area
- - native to a particular region
- - one who is against war or the use of violence
- - A country that agrees to help another country achieve a common goal
38 Clues: - to defeat • - to agree with • - vicious; cruel • - win a victory over • - important and meaningful • - a famous person in history • - to rule as a queen or king • - Easy to understand and simple • - native to a particular region • - probably; reasonably supposed • - a person who serves in an army • - correct in all details; exact. • - favoring one side unduly; prejudiced • ...
history 2024-09-11
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- seorang tokoh partai komunis Indonesia yang ingin membentuk republik Soviet Indonesia
- tempat konferensi meja bundar pada 23 Agustus 1949
- pemimpin pemberontakan DI/TII di jawa tengah
- letnan kolonel Koma yang menerapkan kebijakan "konsep prinsipil bijaksana"
- pemimpin APRA
- "pasukan bebas" dimimpin oleh
- presiden pertama Republik Indonesia
- kondisi tidak bersatu, terpecah dan tidak ada keutuhan
- perjanjian yang sangat menguntungkan belanda, baik dari segi politis maupun ekonomis
- husain di sumatra , di proklamasikan juga PRRI oleh
- pada 1 Oktober 1965 pki melancarkan aksi
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- mn
- angkatan perang ratu adil
- surat perintah 11 Maret
- i
- m
- pembaruan menjadi kesatuan yang utuh dan bulat
- Madiun pemberontakan yang terjadi du madiun
- presiden ke 2 RI
- singkatan dari pembelaan tanah air
20 Clues: i • m • mn • pemimpin APRA • presiden ke 2 RI • surat perintah 11 Maret • angkatan perang ratu adil • "pasukan bebas" dimimpin oleh • singkatan dari pembelaan tanah air • presiden pertama Republik Indonesia • pada 1 Oktober 1965 pki melancarkan aksi • Madiun pemberontakan yang terjadi du madiun • pemimpin pemberontakan DI/TII di jawa tengah • ...
History 2024-10-09
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- - The practice of acquiring full or partial control over another country.
- War - The period of political tension between the US and the Soviet Union after WWII.
- - A line of hereditary rulers of a country or empire.
- - The title used by Russian emperors before the revolution.
- - A cultural movement that began in Italy in the 14th century.
- - An agreement to stop fighting and seek peace.
- - A formal agreement between two or more states or countries.
- - A movement in the 16th century to reform the Catholic Church, leading to Protestantism.
- - A significant change in political power, often involving conflict or war.
- - The right to vote in political elections.
- - A large amphitheater in Rome used for public spectacles.
- - A ruler with total power, often obtained by force.
- - A member of the warrior class in feudal Japan.
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- Carta - A charter of rights agreed to by King John of England in 1215.
- - Refers to the Middle Ages, a period from the 5th to the late 15th century.
- - Religious wars between Christians and Muslims during the medieval period.
- - A system of government where power is vested in the people.
- - A powerful military city-state in ancient Greece.
- - The act of ending a system, especially slavery.
- - A group of states or territories controlled by a single sovereign power.
- - A series of investigations by the Catholic Church to combat heresy.
- - The state of being free from outside control or rule.
- - The period of rapid industrialization during the 18th and 19th centuries.
- - Monumental structures built by ancient Egyptians as tombs for pharaohs.
- - Scandinavian explorers and warriors who raided and settled parts of Europe.
- - A combatant in ancient Rome who fought in public arenas.
- - The title of rulers in ancient Egypt.
- - A system of fundamental principles or established precedents for a nation.
- - The act of traveling to new and uncharted territories.
- - A system of governance in medieval Europe based on land ownership and hierarchy.
30 Clues: - The title of rulers in ancient Egypt. • - The right to vote in political elections. • - An agreement to stop fighting and seek peace. • - A member of the warrior class in feudal Japan. • - The act of ending a system, especially slavery. • - A powerful military city-state in ancient Greece. • - A ruler with total power, often obtained by force. • ...
History 2024-10-26
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- Where goods and services are bought and sold
- Debts owed by a person or business
- The system of production and consumption
- Taxes on imported goods
- The total amount of a good or service available
- A person or business that creates goods and services
- The desire of consumers to purchase goods or services
- Loans made to corporations or governments
- The financial gain from business after expenses
- A tax imposed on imported goods to protect domestic industries
- The central bank of the United States responsible for monetary policy
- An increase in prices over time
- This agreement between nations promotes free trade across North America
- Fees paid to the government by individuals and businesses
- The total before deductions
- The process of trading currencies
- An economic measure that evaluates a country’s total production output
- The amount after deductions
- Valuable items owned by a person or business
- The cost of borrowing money
- The way goods are delivered to consumers
- A system where the government controls key aspects of the economy
- A term for goods sent to another country for sale
- A person who starts a business
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- Financial aid to support businesses or sectors
- Payment to employees for their work
- This concept involves the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders
- When expenses exceed revenue
- When one company controls an entire industry
- The money used in a country
- The human effort used in production
- A plan for income and expenditure
- The efficiency of production
- Money received from work or investments
- The act of allocating resources to gain future profit
- This economic system combines private and public enterprise
- Wealth in the form of money or assets
- To sell goods to another country
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest
- A decrease in the general price level of goods and services, often leading to increased purchasing power
- A period of economic decline
- The exchange of goods and services
- An economic system where supply and demand determine prices
- To buy goods from another country
- When revenue exceeds expenses
- Financial assistance from the government to support an industry
- Rivalry among businesses
- Shares in a company’s ownership
- A person who purchases goods and services
- A share of profits paid to shareholders
- A limit on the quantity of goods imported
51 Clues: Taxes on imported goods • Rivalry among businesses • The money used in a country • The total before deductions • The amount after deductions • The cost of borrowing money • When expenses exceed revenue • The efficiency of production • A period of economic decline • When revenue exceeds expenses • A person who starts a business • An increase in prices over time • ...
History 2025-10-29
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- A war fought between the United States and Mexico from 1846 to 1848.
- Laws passed in 1793 and 1850 that provided for the return of escaped slaves to their owners.
- The movement to end slavery.
- A network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved people to escape to freedom.
- The idea that a state can invalidate a federal law.
- An abolitionist and writer who escaped slavery.
- A Supreme Court ruling in 1857 that denied citizenship to enslaved people and declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional.
- A reformer who advocated for the rights of the mentally ill.
- The act of freeing someone from slavery.
- The dominance of cotton as a cash crop in the Southern United States.
- A U.S. policy that opposed European colonialism in the Americas.
- An anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
- A system of slavery in which people are considered the legal property of another.
- A period of violence in Kansas from 1854 to 1859 over the issue of slavery.
- An abolitionist and publisher of The Liberator.
- The balance of power in the U.S. Senate between states that allowed slavery and those that did not.The Second Great Awakening: A religious revival movement in the early 19th century.
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- An agreement in 1820 that admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, and prohibited slavery in the remaining Louisiana Purchase territory north of the 36°30′ parallel.
- An abolitionist who led a raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859.
- A social movement against the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
- A set of laws passed in 1850 to resolve disputes over slavery in territories acquired during the Mexican-American War.
- The idea that the people of a territory should decide whether to allow slavery.
- People who captured and returned escaped slaves to their owners.
- Public sales where enslaved people were sold to the highest bidder.
- A machine that separates cotton fibers from seeds.
- The act of withdrawing from a political union.
- An abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad.
- An abolitionist and women's rights activist.
- A U.S. politician known for his compromises.
- A law passed in 1854 that allowed settlers in Kansas and Nebraska to decide whether to allow slavery, leading to violence.
29 Clues: The movement to end slavery. • The act of freeing someone from slavery. • An abolitionist and women's rights activist. • A U.S. politician known for his compromises. • The act of withdrawing from a political union. • An abolitionist and writer who escaped slavery. • An anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe. • An abolitionist and publisher of The Liberator. • ...
History 2025-10-29
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- A symbol of freedom and change in the 1920s; made affordable by Henry Ford’s assembly line.
- The belief that buying goods and services is a key to happiness and success.
- A young woman in the 1920s who challenged traditional norms through fashion and behavior.
- Bowl Severe drought and dust storms in the 1930s that devastated U.S. farming regions.
- Tuesday October 29, 1929 — the day the stock market crashed, marking the start of the Great Depression.
- Trek A 1935 protest by unemployed Canadian workers demanding better conditions.
- The period (1920–1933) when the sale and manufacture of alcohol were illegal in the United States.
- A long and severe economic downturn.
- The rise in prices and decrease in the value of money.
- Government aid to the unemployed or poor during the Great Depression.
- Deal A series of programs and reforms introduced by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to combat the Great Depression.
- An economic system based on private ownership and free markets.
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- A political and economic system where property is owned collectively and the state controls production.
- When factories or farms produce more goods than can be sold, leading to economic problems.
- A style of music popular in the 1920s, originating from African American communities.
- Market A system for buying and selling shares of companies; crashed in 1929.
- Line A method of production where workers add parts to a product as it moves past them on a belt.
- An illegal bar or nightclub where alcohol was sold during Prohibition.
- A popular dance of the 1920s.
- Buying goods with borrowed money, to be paid back later with interest.
- Twenties A nickname for the 1920s, known for economic prosperity and cultural change.
- A tax on imported goods, used to protect domestic industries.
- Renaissance A cultural movement celebrating African American art, music, and literature in the 1920s.
- The condition of being without a job while actively seeking work.
- Camps Canadian work camps where unemployed men lived and worked during the Depression.
- Buggy A car pulled by horses during the Great Depression in Canada, named after Prime Minister R.B. Bennett.
26 Clues: A popular dance of the 1920s. • A long and severe economic downturn. • The rise in prices and decrease in the value of money. • A tax on imported goods, used to protect domestic industries. • An economic system based on private ownership and free markets. • The condition of being without a job while actively seeking work. • ...
History 2025-05-12
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- Goddess of Earth
- Drink Coffee from
- Snake (syn.)
- Face on the Nickel
- Largest land area (country)
- Fifth Planet
- Lose a battle
- Zero points in tennis
- Landmark in South Dakota
- who was the 46th president
- Female singer who went to space
- Hurricane originated in Lousiana, Catagory 5
- Where was Abraham Lincoln from
- Animal that shoots blood from its eye
- Worshipers of Allah
- Judge on American Idol
- Name of Jon Snow's sword
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- Animal that can jump the highest
- Number of continents
- Beast that's both Lion and Eagle
- Soap that helps with oil spills
- Where is Santa from
- Delivery Service
- Three pronged weapon
- Known as killer whale
- Another term for adversary
- famous quote, "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds,"
- Goats horn flowing with flowers
- Innings in Professional Baseball
- Most populated city
- First name in Bible
31 Clues: Snake (syn.) • Fifth Planet • Lose a battle • Goddess of Earth • Delivery Service • Drink Coffee from • Face on the Nickel • Where is Santa from • Most populated city • Worshipers of Allah • First name in Bible • Number of continents • Three pronged weapon • Known as killer whale • Zero points in tennis • Judge on American Idol • Landmark in South Dakota • Name of Jon Snow's sword • ...
HISTORY 2026-04-03
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- person who forges weapons
- Colonies in the middle of the 13 colonies
- First settlement
- Created electricity and is from pennsylvania
- Found the Americas and called the people "Indians"
- The person who rules a kingdom
- Person who grows food and lives off the land
- Called the lost colony
- Settled to avoid religious persecution
- First President of the USA
- Colonies near the top of the 13 colonies
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- Worked as craft's people
- A government official in charge of a group of people
- Signed many important documants for the usa also the third preident
- First people in North American
- Area of large farm land
- Colonies at the bottom of the 13 colonies
- Biggest name on the Decloration of indopendence
- King during the American revolution
- A Unpaid worker
20 Clues: A Unpaid worker • First settlement • Called the lost colony • Area of large farm land • Worked as craft's people • person who forges weapons • First President of the USA • First people in North American • The person who rules a kingdom • King during the American revolution • Settled to avoid religious persecution • Colonies near the top of the 13 colonies • ...
History 2026-04-05
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- The US rover Curiosity landed on this planet in 2012
- The US President who gave the Gettysburg Address
- Who killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel?
- This amendment to the US Constitution gave women the right to vote
- The Declaration of ___________
- The highest court in the United States
- This volcano last erupted in 1980
- The number of original US colonies
- This pandemic affected 1/3 of the world's population near the end of WWI
- The Greek Parthenon was dedicated to this goddess
- This disease was also called the Black Death
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- The Battle of Culloden happened in this country in 1746
- Mount Vesuvius destroyed this ancient city
- This country's revolution began in 1789
- Albert Einstein is from this country
- The first man to walk on the moon
- A wall divided this German city until it fell in 1989
- When Julius Caesar was assassinated
- This fabric was invented in ancient China
- Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
20 Clues: The Declaration of ___________ • The first man to walk on the moon • This volcano last erupted in 1980 • The number of original US colonies • When Julius Caesar was assassinated • Albert Einstein is from this country • The highest court in the United States • This country's revolution began in 1789 • Who killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel? • ...
History 2026-05-18
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- — A tree used to produce red dye in early Brazil
- — A small, fast ship used by explorers
- — People of European descent born in the Americas
- — Showing no mercy or compassion
- — The science or art of making maps
- — A person sent to spread a religion
- — A Spanish conqueror in the Americas
- — The skill of building things out of wood
- — People of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry
- — People of mixed African and European ancestry
- — Resistance to disease
- — Completely destroyed
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- — Sailed completely around the world
- — A hard white material from elephant tusks
- — Gold and silver in bars or bulk form
- — A Spanish system that forced Indigenous people to work
- — The act of settling and controlling new land
- — A follower of a non-Christian religion
- Trade — Trade of valuable spices like pepper and cinnamon
- — A ruler governing a colony for a king
- — Religious settlements created to convert people
21 Clues: — Completely destroyed • — Resistance to disease • — Showing no mercy or compassion • — The science or art of making maps • — Sailed completely around the world • — A person sent to spread a religion • — A Spanish conqueror in the Americas • — Gold and silver in bars or bulk form • — A small, fast ship used by explorers • — A ruler governing a colony for a king • ...
history 2026-05-07
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- declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free."
- The Battle of Antietam, also called the Battle of Sharpsburg, particularly in the Southern United States, took place during the American Civil War
- one of the largest and deadliest battles of the Civil War
- Fort Sumter is a sea fort built on an artificial island near Charleston, South Carolina to defend the region from a naval invasion. It was built after British forces captured and occupied Washington during the War of 1812 via a naval attack.
- The siege of Savannah or the Second Battle of Savannah was an encounter of the American Revolutionary War in 1779.
- was fought July 1–3, 1863, in and around the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, by Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War
- Plunderers and militant abolitionists
- military strategy proposed by Union General Winfield Scott early in the American Civil War
- a term commonly used in the US military during the American Civil War to describe a new status for certain people who escaped slavery or those who affiliated with Union forces.
- The Siege of Vicksburg was the final major military action in the Vicksburg campaign of the American Civil War.
- implemented by Congress, which lasted from 1866 to 1877, was aimed at reorganizing the Southern states after the Civil War
- sometimes called the Black Laws, were laws which governed the conduct of African Americans.
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- the largest auction of enslaved people in U.S. history
- a series of American Civil War battles fought March 29 – April 9, 1865, in Virginia that concluded with the surrender of Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Army
- After the Battle of Agincourt, the Yeoman Archer had become as legendary as his bow. ... Yeoman in 1864, the Engineer's Yeoman and the Equipment Yeoman in 1893.
- The Battle of Atlanta took place during the Atlanta Campaign of the American Civil War on July 22, 1864, just southeast of Atlanta, Georgia
- the resistance to enslavement through escape and flight, through the end of the Civil War
- a military campaign of the American Civil War conducted through Georgia from November 15 until December 21, 1864, by William Tecumseh Sherman, major general of the Union Army
- The First Battle of Bull Run, called the Battle of First Manassas by Confederate forces, was the first major battle of the American Civil War.
- a war during the Atlanta Campaign of the American Civil War
- continued to decline during the Civil War as Irish and German regiments won respect for their service in battle
- a major battle in the American Civil War fought on April 6–7, 1862.
22 Clues: Plunderers and militant abolitionists • the largest auction of enslaved people in U.S. history • one of the largest and deadliest battles of the Civil War • a war during the Atlanta Campaign of the American Civil War • a major battle in the American Civil War fought on April 6–7, 1862. • ...
history 2026-05-12
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- Movement promoting individual worth
- Language used for scientific works before vernaculars
- Spanish novelist, author of "Don Quixote"
- “Father of Humanism”
- Renaissance music composer, Palestrina’s first name
- The Medici’s city-state rival
- Art technique for 3D illusion on 2D surfaces
- Italian family of patrons, rulers of Florence
- Reformation leader, posted 95 Theses
- Female Renaissance patron, Isabella ___
- Birthplace of the Renaissance
- Ceiling painter of the Sistine Chapel
- Scientist who supported heliocentrism
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- Period of renewed interest in art and learning
- English playwright of the Renaissance
- The city regarded as the birthplace of the Renaissance
- Major Renaissance-era epidemic
- Author of "The Prince"
- "School of Athens" painter
- Courtier Book by Castiglione on courtly behavior
- Press Invention that revolutionized bookmaking
- German painter and printmaker, "Melencolia I"
- Early Renaissance sculptor, “David”
- Philosopher, wrote "Utopia"
- Vinci Renaissance artist who painted the "Mona Lisa"
25 Clues: “Father of Humanism” • Author of "The Prince" • "School of Athens" painter • Philosopher, wrote "Utopia" • The Medici’s city-state rival • Birthplace of the Renaissance • Major Renaissance-era epidemic • Movement promoting individual worth • Early Renaissance sculptor, “David” • Reformation leader, posted 95 Theses • English playwright of the Renaissance • ...
history 2026-06-17
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- Independence hero titled Servant of the Nation
- Maya books made from the inner bark of fig trees
- City where Mexico first Constitution was issued in 1814
- President who said Mexico shed blood on American soil
- Territory that became independent from Mexico in 1836
- Civilization famous for carving giant stone heads
- Political faction that opposed Juarez in the Reform War
- Aztec school for commoners to learn military skills
- The blank of Texas by the United States in 1845
- Texas fort besieged by Santa Anna with no quarter
- The Three Years War was also called the War of blank
- Home state of both Porfirio Diaz and Benito Juarez
- Mexico's first president of African descent in 1829
- River Mexico claimed as the rightful Texas border
- Aztec artificial floating garden built on a lake
- Plan de blank was Diaz revolt against Lerdo de Tejada
- Mexican blank approximately 55 percent of territory lost in 1848
- State included in the Mexican Cession along with California
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- First name of Mexico 35 year authoritarian ruler
- Castle whose fall was a major turning point in the war
- Declared himself Emperor Agustin I of Mexico
- Father of Mexican Independence
- Ancient civilization of the Yucatan Peninsula
- Philosophy that guided the Cientificos group during Porfiriato
- Aztec school for nobles to learn leadership and religion
- Key Cientifico economic adviser in the Porfiriato
- When a powerful country controls another land and its people
- General who led the march from Veracruz to Mexico City
- Liberal president known as El Benemerito de las Americas
- Battle of blank last Aztec resistance during the Conquest
- Plan de La blank was Diaz first revolt against Juarez
- Indigenous people who allied with Hernan Cortes
- US general who won at Monterrey and Buena Vista
- Treaty of blank Hidalgo ended the Mexican American War
- Mexico abolished this in 1829 angering Texan settlers
- Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico
- Fertile region where Olmec Maya and Aztec civilizations grew
- blank Destiny the ideological drive for US westward expansion
- Another name for the Mexica people of Tenochtitlan
- Battle of San blank won by Houston in 18 minutes
40 Clues: Father of Mexican Independence • Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico • Declared himself Emperor Agustin I of Mexico • Ancient civilization of the Yucatan Peninsula • Independence hero titled Servant of the Nation • Indigenous people who allied with Hernan Cortes • The blank of Texas by the United States in 1845 • US general who won at Monterrey and Buena Vista • ...
History 2026-07-23
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- Ancient Egyptian writing system
- Babylonian king famous for his law code
- Sixteenth-century religious movement led by Martin Luther
- Ancient North African rival of Rome
- Empire centred in modern-day Turkey
- Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps with elephants
- Chinese dynasty that built much of today's Great Wall
- First Holy Roman Emperor crowned in 800
- Naval battle won by Admiral Nelson in 1805
- Eastern Roman Empire with Constantinople as its capital
- Civilisation conquered by Hernán Cortés
- Medieval religious wars for control of the Holy Land
- Russian royal family overthrown in 1917
- South American empire conquered by Francisco Pizarro
- Last title of the rulers of imperial Russia
- Leader of the Russian Revolution in 1917
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- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- Intellectual movement emphasising reason and science
- Campaigner for women's right to vote
- Medieval system of land ownership and loyalty
- Member of the revolutionary party led by Lenin
- Spanish explorer and conqueror in the Americas
- Series of wars between Rome and Carthage
- First Chancellor who unified Germany
- British admiral killed at the Battle of Trafalgar
- Historic city now known as Istanbul
- Treaty signed after the First World War
- Plague that killed millions across Europe
- Region where D-Day took place
- Allied invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944
30 Clues: Region where D-Day took place • Ancient Egyptian writing system • Ancient North African rival of Rome • Empire centred in modern-day Turkey • Historic city now known as Istanbul • Campaigner for women's right to vote • First Chancellor who unified Germany • Babylonian king famous for his law code • Treaty signed after the First World War • ...
bls 2020-02-05
21 Clues: deaf • bossy • shift • nephew • pillow • sacked • resign • retire • salary • college • stomach • history • argument • stubborn • research • applicant • applicant • wheelchair • pickpocket • competitive • boardingschool
5A Unit 14 crossword puzzle 2025-03-21
20 Clues: owl • tiny • rare • rich • stamp • panda • quilt • invite • notice • cuddly • figure • special • trinket • history • sticker • collect • fantasy • seashell • key ring • notebook
School 2025-10-23
20 Clues: PE • IT • art • wall • desk • door • board • chair • music • window • physics • biology • history • picture • English • computer • geography • chemistry • literature • mathematic
Crosswords 2026-01-28
20 Clues: write • water • bread • chair • light • clock • study • period • fossil • canvas • school • poetry • algebra • history • biology • metaphor • equation • democracy • symbiosis • hypothesis
Spelling Bee Grade 3 Round 1 2026-07-03
20 Clues: code • piano • igloo • cello • iguana • picnic • golden • violin • subject • History • Science • sausage • parents • trombone • lemonade • recorder • vegetable • Geography • sandwiches • grandfather
Social Studies Lesson 22/23 2026-05-04
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- a long time of little to no rainfall
- the war fought from 1914 to 1918 by 32 countries, aka the Great War
- the deadliest war in history from 1939 to 1945 by 61 countries
- a weapon that releases huge amounts of energy from the nuclei of atoms
- separating work into tasks that a group of people do
- a 1900s movement to improve the lives of Americans
- a business owned by multiple people
- separating people, especially by race
- when different countries become connected through culture, economics, and politics
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- growth of cities
- the organized effort to achieve equal rights for black Americans in the 1950s
- making a large number of the same goods
- when new inventions cause people to work in manufacturing goods
- the struggle between democratic nations and communist nations led by the United States and the Soviet Union from 1945 to 1991
- the war between the US, terrorist organizations, and countries that protect them
- the time period when people have widespread electronic access to information through technology
- how fast goods and work is completed
- the worst economic slump in history from 1929 to 1939
18 Clues: growth of cities • a business owned by multiple people • a long time of little to no rainfall • how fast goods and work is completed • separating people, especially by race • making a large number of the same goods • a 1900s movement to improve the lives of Americans • separating work into tasks that a group of people do • ...
Geography 2022-09-25
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- Country symbolised by the shamrock
- River flowing through Reading town centre
- Largest river
- 1986 world cup final winners; featuring the hand of God
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- Highest mountain in Wales
- Largest ocean
- Site of the deadliest and most destructive volanic eruption in US history; Mt St.
- German city notable for its sausages
- Country to visit Santa Claus in Lapland
- Canal dividing north and south America
10 Clues: Largest ocean • Largest river • Highest mountain in Wales • Country symbolised by the shamrock • German city notable for its sausages • Canal dividing north and south America • Country to visit Santa Claus in Lapland • River flowing through Reading town centre • 1986 world cup final winners; featuring the hand of God • ...
Dust Bowl 2023-11-09
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- when people don't have money they are ___
- brought with people everywhere
- people wore these 24/7 when going out
- what was effected the most
- what was closed for kids because of the dust bowl
- the area the dust bowl affected the most
- ____ sunday
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- nickname for the dust bowl during this time
- one of the worst examples of suffering in US history
- inhaling the dust effected what
- 90% of what was dead
- many of this lost during this time
12 Clues: ____ sunday • 90% of what was dead • what was effected the most • brought with people everywhere • inhaling the dust effected what • many of this lost during this time • people wore these 24/7 when going out • the area the dust bowl affected the most • when people don't have money they are ___ • nickname for the dust bowl during this time • ...
2010-2023 2023-04-30
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- what did nearly 22 million americans file for by april 16, 2020
- what lasted 35 days form december 22, 2018 to january 25, 2019
- who was the 45th president
- where did the US drop bombs in april of 2017
- where was the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history
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- what is something that there has been 172 of since 2010
- what blew up in the gulf of mexico spilling millions of gallons of oil into the sea
- where did the flooding that caused $2-$4 billion in damages come from
- who was the 46th president
- the first patient in the united states is diagnosed with this virus on january 21, 2020
- what did trump get $2.5 billion funded for
- who was the 44th president
- who did donald trump meet with in singapore in 2018
13 Clues: who was the 46th president • who was the 44th president • who was the 45th president • what did trump get $2.5 billion funded for • where did the US drop bombs in april of 2017 • who did donald trump meet with in singapore in 2018 • what is something that there has been 172 of since 2010 • where was the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history • ...
Vocabulary crossword 2021-10-19
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- The law-enforcing part of our government, includes
- Each person has an equal and direct say in the government.
- President as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces
- The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill
- The institutions and their systems that rule a country
- A person born in the country in which he or she is living.
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- A system of government in which the people elect certain individuals to represent their opinions,
- To bring charges against federal officials for misconduct.
- Article 2 of the US Constitution establishes the Executive Branch of the US government and the election
- Another name for a representative democracy.
- are the raw materials of history — original documents and objects that were created at the time under study.
- The head of the Executive Branch
- A government in which the people,
13 Clues: The head of the Executive Branch • A government in which the people, • Another name for a representative democracy. • The law-enforcing part of our government, includes • President as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces • The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill • The institutions and their systems that rule a country • ...
Grayson Johnson Current events 2024-09-07
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- Damar hamlin sufferd cardiac arrest on feild
- thats what Jesse smollte did he faked a hate crime
- there was a mass shooting in aurora theator
- thats the person that delfated the footballs Tom went on to win his 4th ring with the deflated footballs
- it was the deadlyest mass shooting in US history
- thats how many days joe Biden was before the election before he dropped out
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- protest for election outcome
- that's how long the Golden state murder was on the run for
- there was a public health emergecy after a deadly deseise was spreded across the world from people from afirca
- queen elisebith rulled for 7 decades
- was the 45 US president and won the 2016 election
- that's how many years three girls lived in a basement kidnapped
- 19 world wide pendimcic
13 Clues: 19 world wide pendimcic • protest for election outcome • queen elisebith rulled for 7 decades • there was a mass shooting in aurora theator • Damar hamlin sufferd cardiac arrest on feild • it was the deadlyest mass shooting in US history • was the 45 US president and won the 2016 election • thats what Jesse smollte did he faked a hate crime • ...
Vocabulary crossword 2021-10-19
Across
- each person has an equal and direct say in the government.
- Article 2 of the US Constitution establishes the Executive Branch of the US government and the election
- the President as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces
- The institutions and their systems that rule a country
- The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill
- A government in which the people,
- A person born in the country in which he or she is living.
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- The head of the Executive Branch
- Another name for a representative democracy.
- To bring charges against federal officials for misconduct.
- A system of government in which the people elect certain individuals to represent their opinions,
- The law-enforcing part of our government, includes
- are the raw materials of history — original documents and objects that were created at the time under study.
13 Clues: The head of the Executive Branch • A government in which the people, • Another name for a representative democracy. • The law-enforcing part of our government, includes • The institutions and their systems that rule a country • The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill • the President as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces • ...
Government vocabulary 2021-10-18
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- The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill
- A person born in the country in which he or she is living.
- The head of the Executive Branch
- The law-enforcing part of our government, includes
- person has an equal and direct say in the government.
- are the raw materials of history — original documents and objects that were created at the time under study.
- A government in which the people,
- the President as Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces
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- A system of government in which the people elect certain individuals to represent their opinions,
- Another name for a representative democracy.
- The institutions and their systems that rule a country
- Article 2 of the US Constitution establishes the Executive Branch of the US government and the election
- To bring charges against federal officials for misconduct.
13 Clues: The head of the Executive Branch • A government in which the people, • Another name for a representative democracy. • The law-enforcing part of our government, includes • person has an equal and direct say in the government. • The power of the President to refuse to approve a bill • The institutions and their systems that rule a country • ...
nouns 2024-09-04
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- which protect us from the sun rays at home
- broken item
- an object found during qn archaeological dig
- call to married women
- a place to collect history item
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- the place where one might attend sunday service
- a stage performance combine music,dance,and acting
- an object often use in plumbing or construction
- someone who work in a school
- an adjective for something large and impresive
10 Clues: broken item • call to married women • someone who work in a school • a place to collect history item • which protect us from the sun rays at home • an object found during qn archaeological dig • an adjective for something large and impresive • the place where one might attend sunday service • an object often use in plumbing or construction • ...
The Bible 2026-08-20
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- The last book of the Bible
- There are major and minor _______.
- The book of history in the New Testament
- The number of letters written by Paul
- The _______ is God's Word to us.
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- The last book of the Old Testament
- There are _____ Gospels.
- The first book of the Bible
- The first book of the New Testament
- The book that is in the middle of the Bible
10 Clues: There are _____ Gospels. • The last book of the Bible • The first book of the Bible • The _______ is God's Word to us. • The last book of the Old Testament • There are major and minor _______. • The first book of the New Testament • The number of letters written by Paul • The book of history in the New Testament • The book that is in the middle of the Bible
London 2020-11-18
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- I learnt a lot about human history and culture there.
- We had a snack there.
- The best view in London.
- We saw the changing of the guard there.
- I bought something for my friends.
- There is a big clock on it.
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- River Thames flows under this bridge.
- It took us around London.
- What did I eat for dinner?
- Typical breakast in England.
10 Clues: We had a snack there. • The best view in London. • It took us around London. • What did I eat for dinner? • There is a big clock on it. • Typical breakast in England. • I bought something for my friends. • River Thames flows under this bridge. • We saw the changing of the guard there. • I learnt a lot about human history and culture there.
Cleary History 2024-03-13
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- Roman fortification that gives the London office's street address its name.
- Cleary Gottlieb prequel law firm.
- Amiable founder after Gottlieb.
- Newsletter reflecting the rich tradition, culture and history of our firm.
- Cleary king of sovereign debt.
- Cleary's first office outside of the US.
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- State of Cleary's newest offices.
- Firm founding year 19__
- Annual event with talent show.
- Colorful name for the ISDM.
10 Clues: Firm founding year 19__ • Colorful name for the ISDM. • Annual event with talent show. • Cleary king of sovereign debt. • Amiable founder after Gottlieb. • State of Cleary's newest offices. • Cleary Gottlieb prequel law firm. • Cleary's first office outside of the US. • Newsletter reflecting the rich tradition, culture and history of our firm. • ...
Answers in Genesis review 2014-10-25
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- A figure of speech that means everything
- First of the seven C's of history
- Oldest recorded age of a man in the bible (Genesis 5)
- Creature described in Job 41
- A genealogy that includes the time frame of the relationship in the bible, the age of the father at the birth of the son.
- The last name in the genealogy found in Genesis
- Second of the seven C's of history
- Attribute of God that says He is all powerful
- Fourth of the seven C's of history
- The day in which God made land plants
- Creature described in Job 40
- The man who walked with God and was taken (Genesis 5)
- Eve was called this because she was taken out of man
- _________ thousand years is the bible record of how old the earth is.
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- Word that shows evidence of the trinity in creation
- Latin word meaning "In His image"
- The day God created birds.
- Scientific way of measuring Isotopes in Rocks
- name of Adam's son who was killed by his brother.
- Seventh of the seven C's of history
- Fifth of the seven C's of history
- Third of the seven C's of history
- a Latin phrase which means "out of nothing"
- Another word for firmament or expanse
- Sixth of the seven C's of history
- is the word for 24 hour day
26 Clues: The day God created birds. • is the word for 24 hour day • Creature described in Job 41 • Creature described in Job 40 • Latin word meaning "In His image" • First of the seven C's of history • Fifth of the seven C's of history • Third of the seven C's of history • Sixth of the seven C's of history • Second of the seven C's of history • Fourth of the seven C's of history • ...
Answers in Genesis review 2014-10-25
Across
- A figure of speech that means everything
- First of the seven C's of history
- Oldest recorded age of a man in the bible (Genesis 5)
- Creature described in Job 41
- A genealogy that includes the time frame of the relationship in the bible, the age of the father at the birth of the son.
- The last name in the genealogy found in Genesis
- Second of the seven C's of history
- Attribute of God that says He is all powerful
- Fourth of the seven C's of history
- The day in which God made land plants
- Creature described in Job 40
- The man who walked with God and was taken (Genesis 5)
- Eve was called this because she was taken out of man
- _________ thousand years is the bible record of how old the earth is.
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- Word that shows evidence of the trinity in creation
- Latin word meaning "In His image"
- The day God created birds.
- Scientific way of measuring Isotopes in Rocks
- name of Adam's son who was killed by his brother.
- Seventh of the seven C's of history
- Fifth of the seven C's of history
- Third of the seven C's of history
- a Latin phrase which means "out of nothing"
- Another word for firmament or expanse
- Sixth of the seven C's of history
- is the word for 24 hour day
26 Clues: The day God created birds. • is the word for 24 hour day • Creature described in Job 41 • Creature described in Job 40 • Latin word meaning "In His image" • First of the seven C's of history • Fifth of the seven C's of history • Third of the seven C's of history • Sixth of the seven C's of history • Second of the seven C's of history • Fourth of the seven C's of history • ...
Senior Quotes 2026-03-16
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- "I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to the light that the Lord has instilled in me."
- "Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift, that's why they call it the Present." -Master Oogway
- "You can’t make a difference in the world for Christ if you are not any different from the world."
- "The question is not what we intended ourselves to be, but what He intended us to be when He made us." -C.S. Lewis
- "Whatever I will become will be what God has chosen for me." -Elvis Presley
- "Splendid."
- "If you could be any animal, what would you wanna be?"
- "Work hard, have fun, make history." -Jeff Bezos
- "Do not try and bend the spoon. That’s impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth: there is no spoon. Then you'll see that it is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself."
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- "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -Bernard M. Baruch
- "Trusting God with every step, even the unseen ones."
- "Once you truly know Him and His love for you, you will never be the same." -Ashley Hetherington
- "Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, in purity" -1 Timothy 4:12
- "Stepping into the future with faith over fear."
- "Find your niche, honor God, grow through it."
- "Dirty hands. Clean money."
16 Clues: "Splendid." • "Dirty hands. Clean money." • "Find your niche, honor God, grow through it." • "Stepping into the future with faith over fear." • "Work hard, have fun, make history." -Jeff Bezos • "Trusting God with every step, even the unseen ones." • "If you could be any animal, what would you wanna be?" • ...
Dust Bowl 2023-11-09
Across
- when people don't have money they are ___
- brought with people everywhere
- people wore these 24/7 when going out
- what was effected the most
- what was closed for kids because of the dust bowl
- the area the dust bowl affected the most
- ____ sunday
Down
- nickname for the dust bowl during this time
- one of the worst examples of suffering in US history
- inhaling the dust effected what
- 90% of what was dead
- many of this lost during this time
12 Clues: ____ sunday • 90% of what was dead • what was effected the most • brought with people everywhere • inhaling the dust effected what • many of this lost during this time • people wore these 24/7 when going out • the area the dust bowl affected the most • when people don't have money they are ___ • nickname for the dust bowl during this time • ...
Battles of the Civil War 2024-03-06
Across
- Unofficial name of the Northerners
- The turning point of the Civil War
- The first battle of Civil War
- The war between Confederacy and Union
- Official name of the southerners
- Unofficial name of the Southerners
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- The place where the South surrendered
- Victory in this battle gives us control of the Mississippi River
- The act of giving up
- Official name of Northerners
- 36 days of chaos where we destroyed Southern Land
- The bloodiest day in American history
12 Clues: The act of giving up • Official name of Northerners • The first battle of Civil War • Official name of the southerners • Unofficial name of the Northerners • The turning point of the Civil War • Unofficial name of the Southerners • The place where the South surrendered • The war between Confederacy and Union • The bloodiest day in American history • ...
Anthropology 2026-01-08
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- archaeology that uses materials and written records
- linguists who describe spoken languages
- belief that one's culture is is superior
- the number of fields of anthropology in the US
- investigating the past through material remains
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- living and working with people on a daily basis
- the study of humans from a biological perspective
- history of human evolution
- study of nonhuman primates
- study of people's everyday lives and their communities
- looking at the full scope
- study of human language in past and present
12 Clues: looking at the full scope • history of human evolution • study of nonhuman primates • linguists who describe spoken languages • belief that one's culture is is superior • study of human language in past and present • the number of fields of anthropology in the US • living and working with people on a daily basis • investigating the past through material remains • ...
October Birthdays 2023-10-04
Across
- A US History Teacher that directed musicals
- Husband worked doing 'Cryptos' during the Korean War
- Born on Halloween
- A surgeon nurse at Pioneer Valley Hospital
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- Worked at IBM raising 9 kids
- Stitched a stocking that decorated Clinton's tree at the White House
- Hosts a craft shop with her granddaughter at our boutique
- Retired General Dentist
- Plays pickle ball at 6am every day
- Fantastic crafter and pinochle player
- Loves the Blue Ridge Mountains and John Denver
- Worked in lingerie at ZCMI for 15 years
12 Clues: Born on Halloween • Retired General Dentist • Worked at IBM raising 9 kids • Plays pickle ball at 6am every day • Fantastic crafter and pinochle player • Worked in lingerie at ZCMI for 15 years • A surgeon nurse at Pioneer Valley Hospital • A US History Teacher that directed musicals • Loves the Blue Ridge Mountains and John Denver • ...
S2 History summary 2017-05-23
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- Miss _________________ has enjoyed teaching 2D history in 2017
- Our inference must always be backed by ___________________ or else it will be invalid
- An explain question needs us to show how the _______________ given leads to the outcome
- The party that first governed Singapore under the British was the _______________________
- I have learnt two types of _____________ based questions
Down
- 2 sources might be similar or _______________
- Singapore became an independent ____________ in August 1965
- A _________________ is a one time vote to help the government make an important decision
- PAP wanted immediate independence and recognise that __________________ with Malaysia was necessary
- A __________________ sbq requires us to analyse 2 different sources
- PAP ensured that all Singaporeans had an ____________________ by building schools and recruiting teachers
- An ___________________ is an educated guess we make by studying a source
- Miss Amirah hopes that 2D will try to enjoy ______________________ next term as well
13 Clues: 2 sources might be similar or _______________ • I have learnt two types of _____________ based questions • Singapore became an independent ____________ in August 1965 • Miss _________________ has enjoyed teaching 2D history in 2017 • A __________________ sbq requires us to analyse 2 different sources • ...
TV PROGRAMS 2025-09-18
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- A program that shows different countries, cities, and cultures.
- A drama series about people’s lives, usually with many episodes.
- A program where a chef shows how to prepare food.
- Animated programs, often funny and for children.
- A program where people answer questions or play games to win prizes.
- A serious program or play about emotions and relationships.
- A short film with music and singers, usually shown on music channels.
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- A program that tells us about the weather.
- A program that tells us about what is happening in the world today.
- A program where ordinary people are filmed in different situations.
- A program that shows real facts about animals, history, or science.
- A program that shows live or recorded sports events.
- A funny TV series about the same characters in different situations.
13 Clues: A program that tells us about the weather. • Animated programs, often funny and for children. • A program where a chef shows how to prepare food. • A program that shows live or recorded sports events. • A serious program or play about emotions and relationships. • A program that shows different countries, cities, and cultures. • ...
Civil War 2023-11-08
Across
- nickname for northern soldiers
- most famous confederate ironclad
- bloodiest 1 day battle in us history
- Union plan to trap the south
- 1st battle of the civil war
Down
- gun with a grooved barrel that spins the bullet
- Most famous union ironclad
- when armed forces prevent transportation/trade in or out of an area
- more accurate bulled with a hollow base
- soldiers on horseback
10 Clues: soldiers on horseback • Most famous union ironclad • 1st battle of the civil war • Union plan to trap the south • nickname for northern soldiers • most famous confederate ironclad • bloodiest 1 day battle in us history • more accurate bulled with a hollow base • gun with a grooved barrel that spins the bullet • ...
review 4 2022-11-29
Across
- how many years did it take to develop the bible
- looking at translations(two words)
- law in Hebrew
- people trained to write using the earliest form of writing
- translation of the bible from greek to Latin
- the second stage of development
Down
- They take it word for word
- the original language of the bible
- what can factual history tell us about material(two words)
- nonwriting prophet
10 Clues: law in Hebrew • nonwriting prophet • They take it word for word • the second stage of development • the original language of the bible • looking at translations(two words) • translation of the bible from greek to Latin • how many years did it take to develop the bible • what can factual history tell us about material(two words) • ...
John Quincy Adams 2021-04-08
Across
- His presidency is considered to be this.
- Was born in _____ Massachusetts.
- Served as this from Massachusetts.
- Our _____ president.
- He believed in the advancement of this and thought it was very import to the future of the United States.
- Was son to our _____ president.
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- How many children he had.
- Observed the Battle of _____ _____ as a child.(2 words)
- He was the author of this. (2 words)
- Considered to be one the greatest in US history. (3 words)
- His wife's first name.
- Nickname Old Man _____.
12 Clues: Our _____ president. • His wife's first name. • Nickname Old Man _____. • How many children he had. • Was son to our _____ president. • Was born in _____ Massachusetts. • Served as this from Massachusetts. • He was the author of this. (2 words) • His presidency is considered to be this. • Observed the Battle of _____ _____ as a child.(2 words) • ...
Civil War Crossword 2023-03-15
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- Slave states that did not secede from the Union
- Political party against slavery
- Battle referred to as the bloodiest day in US history
- The withdrawal of a state from the Union
- Pro-slavery part of the nation
- 16th president who was assassinated in a theatre
- Political party that supported slavery
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- A state where slavery is illegal
- First battle of the Civil War
- Union general and 18th president
- Anti-slavery part of the nation
- The ownership of a person as property
12 Clues: First battle of the Civil War • Pro-slavery part of the nation • Political party against slavery • Anti-slavery part of the nation • A state where slavery is illegal • Union general and 18th president • The ownership of a person as property • Political party that supported slavery • The withdrawal of a state from the Union • Slave states that did not secede from the Union • ...
spelling 6 2025-12-12
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- the one who usually directs
- of, relating to, characteristic of, or constituting a city
- to fix conclusively or authoritatively
- a collection of wearing apparel
- when your being funny
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- when you go to a restaurant the waiters ___ you at the table
- something designed or used as a model for making things
- a specialized administrative unit
- a functional or territorial division:
- of, relating to, or having the character of history
- Their courage is an _______ to us all.
- to interfere with : interrupt
12 Clues: when your being funny • the one who usually directs • to interfere with : interrupt • a collection of wearing apparel • a specialized administrative unit • a functional or territorial division: • Their courage is an _______ to us all. • to fix conclusively or authoritatively • of, relating to, or having the character of history • ...
Elders - A Crossword Puzzle 2026-02-16
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- Someone who cares for and protects something valuable.
- Someone who teaches or advises with experience.
- A line of descent from ancestors.
- Cultural history inherited from previous generations.
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- What we show to those who came before us.
- Support or direction offered by someone wiser.
- A practice passed down over time.
- A respected older member of a community.
- A family member from an earlier generation.
- Knowledge gained through life experience.
- The stories and moments we carry forward.
- What one generation leaves for the next.
12 Clues: A practice passed down over time. • A line of descent from ancestors. • A respected older member of a community. • What one generation leaves for the next. • What we show to those who came before us. • Knowledge gained through life experience. • The stories and moments we carry forward. • A family member from an earlier generation. • ...
Rio Festival 2020-11-24
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- Out festival helps us remember famous _________(history) events.
- Rio has the most _________(fame) carnival in the world.
- You can learn about the _________(original) of the festival at the local museum.
- Festivals with a religious meaning are very important in our country.
- The festival starts with an _________(open) parade where people walk through the streets.
- Our _________(anniversary) festival lets us show visitors our local culture.
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- Some of the _________(religion) ceremonies in our festivals are very old.
- There are many _________(tradition) recipes which people use to make special food.
- We have parties and other _________(celebrate) throughout the festival.
- When the ________(festive) starts, people gather in the town square.
10 Clues: Rio has the most _________(fame) carnival in the world. • Out festival helps us remember famous _________(history) events. • When the ________(festive) starts, people gather in the town square. • Festivals with a religious meaning are very important in our country. • We have parties and other _________(celebrate) throughout the festival. • ...
The Loxley's and the war of 1812 crossword-Holly 2019-04-18
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- The president that declared war on Canada. (History)
- George's First Nations Name.-three words (Fiction)
- The original owner of the journal. (Fiction)
- George's First Nations friend. (Fiction)
- Where the Loxleys live. (Fiction)
- The dog. (Fiction)
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- A native-american Shawnee warrior and chief. (History)
- Ran away from home to fight in the war. (Fiction)
- The military force that Aaron, Matthew, and Pierre joined. (Fiction)
- "Remember _____ ______!"-two words (History)
- Made a family portrait. (Fiction)
- The Green Tigers.-two words (History)
- Eliza's friend/face on a chocolate.-two words (History)
- The general that first led the British. (History)
- George's mother. (Fiction)
15 Clues: The dog. (Fiction) • George's mother. (Fiction) • Made a family portrait. (Fiction) • Where the Loxleys live. (Fiction) • The Green Tigers.-two words (History) • George's First Nations friend. (Fiction) • "Remember _____ ______!"-two words (History) • The original owner of the journal. (Fiction) • Ran away from home to fight in the war. (Fiction) • ...
Unti 1 Vocab 2025-09-02
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- What we believe in
- This is in the prostate bible as a separate section
- the trinity is a
- who are people who translate text?\
- History of God Saving us
- Your hair is like a flock of goats really meaning your hair is beautiful with is what?
- Books that tell one single story
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- there are 7 books
- the Egyptian faith
- foreshadowing what will happen
- exaggerations in the Bible
- the Bible
- people that wrote the Bible were __________
- People that interpret The word
- This ancient Canaanite god of was the most popular
- What is a name the call God?
- The new and Old Testament and New Testament is catholic
17 Clues: the Bible • the trinity is a • there are 7 books • What we believe in • the Egyptian faith • History of God Saving us • exaggerations in the Bible • What is a name the call God? • foreshadowing what will happen • People that interpret The word • Books that tell one single story • who are people who translate text?\ • people that wrote the Bible were __________ • ...
What cases does JDF work on? 2023-01-23
7 Clues: Mishaps • Device that does not work • Bob the Builder's specialty • Day of tragedy in US History • Doctor's wrongdoing (2 words) • Harm that occurs during labor or incarceration • Cause championed by Martin Luther King, Jr. (2 words)
Important dates of WW2 2025-03-25
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- broken on September 1st, 1939
- September 30th, 1938 Europe decides to try to appease Germany
- December 7th, 1941 Japan attacks Hawaii
- ______ surrenders September 2nd, 1945 ending the war
- August 6th, 1945
- commits suicide April 30th, 1945
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- Germany _____ May 7th, 1945
- June 4th, 1942 US victory over Japan
- November 28th, 1943 meeting of the big 3 to decide how to defeat Germany
- Germany invades _____ September 1st, 1939
- August 9th, 1945
- Concentration camp liberated January 27th, 1945
- June 6th, 1944 largest seaborne invasion in history
13 Clues: August 9th, 1945 • August 6th, 1945 • Germany _____ May 7th, 1945 • broken on September 1st, 1939 • commits suicide April 30th, 1945 • June 4th, 1942 US victory over Japan • December 7th, 1941 Japan attacks Hawaii • Germany invades _____ September 1st, 1939 • Concentration camp liberated January 27th, 1945 • June 6th, 1944 largest seaborne invasion in history • ...
