us history Crossword Puzzles
US Imperialism 2024-12-13
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- Puerto Rico became this after war
- when a country seeks to control another
- President who took the canal zone
- Rebellion that led to Open Door
- Roosevelt Diplomacy
- who sold us the Icebox
- type of journalism that started war
- Washington's advice to USA
- Author of Naval book
- Filipino freedom fighter
- Roosevelt rode with them During war
- territory gained after Spanish American War
- how Hawaii was acquired
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- Place where the US was worse than Spain
- Wilson Diplomacy
- ship that met its end to start war
- What Roosevelt Corollary was added to
- Commodore who force Japan to sign
- Pineapple grower and Hawaii takeover guy
- the killer of thousands
- country who had control of isthmus
- A treaty the King of Hawaii was forced to sign
- Taft Diplomacy
- Alaska buyer
- narrow land strip like panama
- Doctor who solved the mosquito issue
- Type of influence area in China
- Japan treaty
- Queen who was forced to step down
- harbor where ship blew up
30 Clues: Alaska buyer • Japan treaty • Taft Diplomacy • Wilson Diplomacy • Roosevelt Diplomacy • Author of Naval book • who sold us the Icebox • the killer of thousands • how Hawaii was acquired • Filipino freedom fighter • harbor where ship blew up • Washington's advice to USA • narrow land strip like panama • Rebellion that led to Open Door • Type of influence area in China • ...
US II 2025-11-17
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- the spread and development of cities
- 160 free acres of land
- greedy railroad Robber baron
- Destiny the believe that Americans were chosen by God to take land
- Teddy Roosevelts domestic plan for government
- the country that links the atlantic and pacific oceans
- discovered alternating current electricity
- famous banker of the Gilded age
- when a company has complete control of an industry
- steel tycoon
- stronger countries taking over weaker countries for resources
- sarcastic term giving to late 1800s to describe corruption and economic unfairness
- author of The Jungle
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- farmland or countryside
- Robber ______
- richest person in history
- 1849 movement for quick riches
- TRs group of soldiers
- houses of The Great Plains
- inventor of the telephone
- the protection and preservation of the environment
- gives the inventor rights to profits
- donating large sums of money
- when the gov takes a hands off approach to business
- inventor of the assembly line and mass production
- POTUS that was assassinated before TR
- invented the lightbulb
- political movement that sought to undo the problems of the Gilded Age
- speak softly and carry a...
29 Clues: steel tycoon • Robber ______ • author of The Jungle • TRs group of soldiers • 160 free acres of land • invented the lightbulb • farmland or countryside • richest person in history • inventor of the telephone • houses of The Great Plains • speak softly and carry a... • donating large sums of money • greedy railroad Robber baron • 1849 movement for quick riches • ...
US government 2025-11-14
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- cabinet department that handles the military
- branch of government that interprets the laws
- branch of government that enforces the laws
- cabinet department that handles diplomacy
- capital of the United States
- cabinet department that handles farming
- branch of government that writes the laws
- cabinet department that handles employment
- cabinet department that handles finance
- cabinet department that handles security
- cabinet department that handles the environment
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- name for the person at the head of the DOJ
- head of the executive branch
- an added article to the Constitution
- amount of electoral votes (amount of senators + house representatives)
- head of the judicial branch
- cabinet department that handles power
- name for the head of every cabinet department (except the DOJ)
- head of the senate and second in command of the executive branch
- to reject a law
- a proposed law
- cabinet department that handles highways, infrastructure, etc.
- cabinet department that handles schools
- cabinet department that handles trade
- cabinet department that handles the enforcement of the law
- head of the house of representative
26 Clues: a proposed law • to reject a law • head of the judicial branch • head of the executive branch • capital of the United States • head of the house of representative • an added article to the Constitution • cabinet department that handles power • cabinet department that handles trade • cabinet department that handles farming • cabinet department that handles schools • ...
US Geography 2025-08-18
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- Largest body of water on Earth
- Drawing that shows land and water features
- Political division of the United States
- Protected land set aside for public use
- Large inland body of water
- Land surrounded by water on three sides
- Large mass of moving ice
- Line separating two states or countries
- Large part of the ocean partly surrounded by land
- Dry area with little rainfall
- Deep valley with steep sides
- Low land between hills or mountains
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- Body of water partly enclosed by land
- Land along the edge of an ocean
- Large, flat expanse of land
- Path or track, often in nature
- Land completely surrounded by water
- High landform rising above the surrounding land
- Large flowing body of water
- City where government of a state is located
20 Clues: Large mass of moving ice • Large inland body of water • Large, flat expanse of land • Large flowing body of water • Deep valley with steep sides • Dry area with little rainfall • Largest body of water on Earth • Path or track, often in nature • Land along the edge of an ocean • Land completely surrounded by water • Low land between hills or mountains • ...
US Passports 2025-10-02
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- - What is the person called that is filling out the application and receiving the passport?
- - What are traveling on when crossing the border by water?
- - What is the name of the person that seals your documents?
- - What can you use to cross the border by land or water only.
- - What do you need proof of if applying for a new passport?
- - What type of date is required to do a hand carry service?
- - What do you have to have sealed before you can get a new passport?
- - What type of passport are you applying for if you've never had a passport before and your 16 or older?
- - What do you need if your doing same day service, emergency service or priority service?
- - Where is the second most common place you can go to have your documents signed and sealed?
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- - What type of passport are you applying for if you received within the last 15 years but you are unable to locate it??
- - What type of passport would you need to apply for if your passport was issued within the last 15 years but your dog chewed on it or your kids drew inside of it??
- - Where is the most common place to have your documents signed and sealed?
- - What other way can you cross the border other than by plane or boat??
- - What do you file under if your wanting to change the name on your current passport?
- - What is the most common itinerary used when doing the same day service, emergency service or priority service?
- - What is another type of itinerary that can be used besides the flight itinerary??
- - Who delivers the documents to the DOS for the hand carry services?
- - What do you need to do to reserve a slot with the courier service?
- - What do you need to cross the border into another country whether it's by plane, car or boat?
- - Where is third most common place you can go to have your documents signed and sealed?
- - What are you paying when you send a check or money order to the DOS?
- - What type of passport do you file for if you were issued a passport within the last 15 years but it was taken from you illegally and you have a police report??
- - What type of passport are they applying for if they are under the age of 16??
24 Clues: - What are traveling on when crossing the border by water? • - What is the name of the person that seals your documents? • - What do you need proof of if applying for a new passport? • - What type of date is required to do a hand carry service? • - What can you use to cross the border by land or water only. • ...
US States 2025-09-19
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- Western state; capital is Cheyenne
- Mid-Atlantic state; capital is Trenton
- New England state; capital is Concord
- Appalachian state; capital is Charleston
- Northeastern state; capital is Harrisburg
- Large western state; capital is Helena
- State with Mount Rushmore; capital is Pierre
- First U.S. state; capital is Dover
- Smallest U.S. state; capital is Providence
- Northern Great Plains state; capital is Bismarck
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- Great Plains state; capital is Lincoln
- Northeasternmost state; capital is Augusta
- New England state; capital is Boston
- Small New England state; capital is Hartford
- Mid-Atlantic state; capital is Annapolis
- Small New England state; capital is Montpelier
- Western state; capital is Salt Lake City
- Northwestern state; capital is Salem
- Northwestern state famous for potatoes; capital is Boise
- Southern state famous for horse racing; capital is Frankfort
20 Clues: Western state; capital is Cheyenne • First U.S. state; capital is Dover • New England state; capital is Boston • Northwestern state; capital is Salem • New England state; capital is Concord • Great Plains state; capital is Lincoln • Mid-Atlantic state; capital is Trenton • Large western state; capital is Helena • Appalachian state; capital is Charleston • ...
US Constitution 2025-10-21
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- The part of a government that interprets laws
- The part of a government that enforces laws
- A form of government where citizens are represented by elected officials
- The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution; it includes a list of citizens’ freedoms and rights as well as the limits of the government’s power
- A change or addition to a law
- The government is divided into branches. Each branch has separate and independent powers
- A document’s introduction that states its purpose
- The part of a government that makes laws
- Each branch of government can “check,” or limit, the power of the other branches
- A set of rules outlining what a government can and cannot do
- To officially approve something
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- A deal between two groups in which both sides give up some things they want
- A person who supported Federalism and the adoption of the U.S. Constitution
- When a government’s power is restricted by laws in order to protect individual rights and liberties; these laws are written in a constitution
- When the government’s power comes from the consent of the people; if the government goes against the will of the people, then they have the right to change the government
- A person who was against the adoption of the U.S. Constitution
- A section of a legal document or agreement
- When power is shared by the national and state governments
- A meeting where people gather together for a common purpose
- The amount of time a position can be held; for example, a presidential term
20 Clues: A change or addition to a law • To officially approve something • The part of a government that makes laws • A section of a legal document or agreement • The part of a government that enforces laws • The part of a government that interprets laws • A document’s introduction that states its purpose • When power is shared by the national and state governments • ...
(among) US 2026-03-11
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- wielka brzoskwiniowa flaga zwiastująca moje przyjście
- .... and talk - dobry sposób na połączenie i koregulację
- zmienił trasę, gdy zobaczył nas na Marsie 15.11.25
- miejsce, gdzie można wyjeździć stres
- twórczy i pozytywny proces, który wielokrotnie ma miejsce w zdrowych relacjach
- kulinarny termin oznaczający intymność
- Quiero queso, peras y ... con mi ensalada favorita
- B E A......
- ..... for impact (or for even teeth)
- dobra na duży głód, ale w dwóch stanach skupienia
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- fryzura gościa znokautowanego na lodowisku
- nazwisko autora książki "My", przetłumaczone na język polski
- wróg odpoczynku i relacji
- głośny opierzony pan paradujący w wysokiej trawie
- atrybut reaktywnego kurczaka (po angielsku)
- lepsza jest pikantna
- jej lotki mają piękne niebieskie ornamenty
- polecana przez autora książki "My" jako antidotum na reaktywność
- równościowa, twórcza i długofalowa relacja ukierunkowana na wspólne budowanie
- niemieckie pseudo dla kalii (rodzaj żeński)
20 Clues: B E A...... • lepsza jest pikantna • wróg odpoczynku i relacji • miejsce, gdzie można wyjeździć stres • ..... for impact (or for even teeth) • kulinarny termin oznaczający intymność • fryzura gościa znokautowanego na lodowisku • jej lotki mają piękne niebieskie ornamenty • atrybut reaktywnego kurczaka (po angielsku) • niemieckie pseudo dla kalii (rodzaj żeński) • ...
US Presidents 2025-02-27
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- Second President, He was the first president to live in the White House
- 16th President, was 6' 4" and the tallest president in US history; was anti-slavery and pro-women's suffrage; was shot at Ford's Theater
- Fourth President, He is widely considered the primary author of the US Constitution
- 12th President, he died on the 4th of July; some suspected he might have been poisoned by pro-slavery conspirators
- 19th President, was the first president to travel to the West Coast in 1880 as part of his Great Western Tour
- 29th President, is known as one of the worst presidents in the history of the United States. He was a likeable and nice guy, but his administration was full of crooks
- 11th President,was the first president to help start the tradition of playing "Hail to the Chief".
- 21st President, became president after Garfield was assassinated in 1881.
- 45th and 47th President, was a reality TV host before Presidency and is the current President
- 36th President, became president after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, under whom he had served as the vice president from 1961 to 1963
- First President, cut down a cherry tree
- 10th President, had 15 legitimate children with his two wives, more than any other president.
- 14th President, He was nicknamed "Fainting Frank" after being injured in the Mexican-American War.
- 25th President, He was assassinated at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York in 1901.
- 38th President, In one of his most controversial acts, he granted a presidential pardon to Nixon for his role in the Watergate scandal.
- 15th President, He was the only US president to never marry.
- Sixth President, was the only American president to be elected to the House of Representatives after his presidency
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- 35th President, the first Catholic President of the United States, the youngest person elected to the presidency, and is notably known for his leadership during the Cuban Missile Crisis; assassinated as he rode in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963
- Seventh President, disliked paper money, but his portrait appears on the $20 bill
- Third President, bought the Louisiana purchase
- Eighth President, was a founder of the Democratic Party.
- 28th President, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1919 for his work establishing the League of Nations. The League of Nations was created to promote world peace after World War I.
- 33rd President, most recognized for authorizing the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan during World War II, inheriting the presidency after Franklin D. Roosevelt's death, and for his significant contributions to the Civil Rights movement by desegregating the armed forces
- 37th President, impeached after the Watergate Scandal
- 13th President, He was nicknamed "The Accidental President" because he became president after the death of Zachary Taylor.
- 18th President,earned the nickname "the Butcher" during the Civil War for his persistence and guile in winning key victories for the Union
- 20th President, He proved the Pythagorean theorem and published it in 1876; He was assassinated by Charles J. Guiteau in 1881.
- 26h President, the first President to win a Nobel Peace Prize, has a famous stuffed animal named after him
- 34th President, fought in World War II, rising to the rank of five-star general and becoming the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe.
- 41st President, He presided over the invasion of Panama and the Gulf War; his son was also a President
- 23rd President, known as the "Centennial President" because he was inaugurated in 1889, 100 years after George Washington.
- 39th President, In 1982, he established the Carter Center to promote and expand human rights, which earned him a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002; he died in January of 2025
- 30th President, was nicknamed ''Silent Cal'' because he was so quiet, but he could also be funny and chatty in private
- 32nd President, also known as FDR, was the 32nd president of the United States, serving from 1933 until his death in 1945. He is the longest-serving U.S. president, and the only one to have served more than two terms
- 46th President, was Barack Obama's Vice President, had the first female Vice President
- Ninth President, He was the first president to die in office, serving only 32 days in 1841.
- 40th President, he was an actor in Westerns and ignored the AIDS crisis until it became an epidemic
- 42nd President, he was scandalized by his affair with his secretary; his wife ran for President in 2016
- 43rd President, he was President during the 9/11 attacks
- 17th President, became president after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865
- 22nd and 24th President, real first name was actually Stephen; Ohio's biggest city is named after him
- 31st President, He was the first president born west of the Mississippi River. · He signed the congressional resolution that made the Star Spangled Banner the national anthem
- 27th President, He was also the tenth chief justice of the United States, serving from 1921 to 1930
- 44th President, he Affordable Care Act, sometimes referred to as "the ACA" or "Obamacare", the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010
- Fifth President, is the only US president besides Washington to have a country's capital named after him: Monrovia, Liberia
45 Clues: First President, cut down a cherry tree • Third President, bought the Louisiana purchase • 37th President, impeached after the Watergate Scandal • Eighth President, was a founder of the Democratic Party. • 43rd President, he was President during the 9/11 attacks • 15th President, He was the only US president to never marry. • ...
US Geography 2026-08-25
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- Five large lakes in North America
- Eating both plants and animals
- Highest mountain in North America
- Tall cactus of the Sonoran Desert
- Large salty lake in Utah
- Mammal with a protective shell
- Cone-bearing evergreen tree
- U.S. national capital
- Major U.S. river, important for Mark Twain
- Green with vegetation
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- Large body of water south of the U.S.
- maritime boundary between Russia and the US
- Large, gentle aquatic mammal
- Wetland-loving tree
- U.S. state in the Pacific Northwest
- Giant California tree
- Very dry
- Unable to support much life
- Large North American wild cat
- Spiky desert tree that resembles a praying human
- North American marsupial
- Native to a particular place
- Wet, wooded area
- Large tropical lizard
- Largest Great Lake
- Active at night
- U.S. island state in the Pacific
- Plant that grows on another plant without feeding on it
28 Clues: Very dry • Active at night • Wet, wooded area • Largest Great Lake • Wetland-loving tree • Giant California tree • Large tropical lizard • U.S. national capital • Green with vegetation • North American marsupial • Large salty lake in Utah • Unable to support much life • Cone-bearing evergreen tree • Large, gentle aquatic mammal • Native to a particular place • Large North American wild cat • ...
About Us 2026-07-11
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- Our first meal?
- Island Aquarium Where was our official first date? (PLACE)
- 2nd Our anniversary?
- of April When did we stop talking?
- What's the love of your life's favorite character?
- Redfield Who is your love's favorite Resident Evil character? (MALE)
- and lake Where did you ask your dearest out? (NEAR WHERE)
- Gym Our first workout was where?
- Preserve Our first kiss was where?
- Your love's favorite flower?
- Familia Chimichurry Your favorite food truck?
- Your favorite color?
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- Your love's favorite color?
- What ethnicity is the love of your life?
- Mall Where did we meet?
- Washington Our first movie?
- Scott Kennedy Your favorite Resident Evil character? (MALE)
- one knows Your love's birthday?
- What is your ethnicity?
- Where are we going to travel together to?
- Who reached back out?
- otter What is the love of your life's favorite animal?
- of April When did we start talking again?
- The love of your life's name?
- 6th Our first official date? (DAY)
- Who confessed their love first?
- Your favorite dog breed?
- What month did we first start talking?
28 Clues: Our first meal? • Your favorite color? • Who reached back out? • What is your ethnicity? • Your favorite dog breed? • Your love's favorite color? • Your love's favorite flower? • The love of your life's name? • Who confessed their love first? • What month did we first start talking? • What ethnicity is the love of your life? • Mall Where did we meet? • ...
US Airports 2026-08-10
32 Clues: ECP • PHX • ANC • FLL • MCI • HNL • DTW • LIT • BHM • TUS • ORD • COS • FAT • DSM • MSP • DEN • PWM • SDF • LAS • IAD • IND • MOB • SMF • LAX • MSY • JNU • BDL • MCO • BOS • BOI • LAN • ATL
Learning Contract 2- Crossword 2025-10-12
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- election within a political party to choose its candidate for the general election
- proposed law introduced in Congress that must pass both chambers and be signed by the President to become law
- system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the others to prevent abuse
- Highest court of the Judicial branch which interprets and revises legislative material, consist of 8 justices and led by 1 supreme justice
- a person running for an elected position in government/office
- where the media sources or news coverage promotes a biased legal opinion that
- The legislative branch of the federal government, made up of the Senate and House of Representatives
- The answer to this one is "Hello!", this was created by Reyansh for a history project, where spaces should be used use dashes "-" instead.
- A system that divides the power of government between 3 branches to ensure a variety of opinions and balance
- One of the 2 parts in the bicameral legislative branch, 2 representatives from each state
- organized effort by a candidate or party to win an election through speeches, advertisements, and media coverage
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- One of the 2 parts in the bicameral legislative branch, representation is based on state population
- The group of representatives who formally vote for the President and Vice President
- head of the executive branch who enforces laws, serves as commander in chief of the military, and represents the nation
- final election in which voters choose among candidates from different parties for public office
- second highest executive officer who supports the President and becomes President if the position is "vacated"
- A group of department heads who advise the President on policy and help carry out executive duties
17 Clues: a person running for an elected position in government/office • where the media sources or news coverage promotes a biased legal opinion that • election within a political party to choose its candidate for the general election • The group of representatives who formally vote for the President and Vice President • ...
Cross-Country Vacation 2015-09-18
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- The camera is used to make a travel _______.
- They go _____ near the Lake of the Ozarks.
- They have no time to _______.
- To watch again later, the family ________s the whole visit.
- The family is driving to _________.
- Feeling really happy and cheerful.
- These flowers smell almost like honey.
- "Last one in the water is a ______ egg."
- Abraham _______ is a former US President.
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- They go ______ up on a hill.
- Butterflies have _____ wings. The wings are easy to break.
- This word means 'related to history'.
- "We're off without further _______."
- The majestic mountains were so ________ because of their size and beauty.
- They will drive to some _______ places.
- People who do research on the ruins.
16 Clues: They go ______ up on a hill. • They have no time to _______. • Feeling really happy and cheerful. • The family is driving to _________. • "We're off without further _______." • People who do research on the ruins. • This word means 'related to history'. • These flowers smell almost like honey. • They will drive to some _______ places. • ...
Cross-Country Vacation 2015-09-18
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- People who do research on the ruins.
- The majestic mountains were so ________ because of their size and beauty.
- "We're off without further _______."
- The family is driving to _________.
- Abraham _______ is a former US President.
- They have no time to _______.
- They go ______ up on a hill.
- They will drive to some _______ places.
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- "Last one in the water is a ______ egg."
- They go _____ near the Lake of the Ozarks.
- This word means 'related to history'.
- These flowers smell almost like honey.
- The camera is used to make a travel _______.
- Butterflies have _____ wings. The wings are easy to break.
- To watch again later, the family ________s the whole visit.
- Feeling really happy and cheerful.
16 Clues: They go ______ up on a hill. • They have no time to _______. • Feeling really happy and cheerful. • The family is driving to _________. • People who do research on the ruins. • "We're off without further _______." • This word means 'related to history'. • These flowers smell almost like honey. • They will drive to some _______ places. • ...
Bookshop #1 2023-04-16
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- Take the money north as an evening activity (4,2)
- Party drug reveals way to spend free time (6)
- Surface dwelling in Kolkata bleariness (5)
- Stare without a head and add hydrogen to everything for the lesser cavity
- Algae study chows down (10)
- Reduce poncho cover!
- Optimal latency, boss! (7)
- In advance of climax is the place to pay (4,5)
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- Credit consumed us with a heavy old book (8)
- Unclear allergy leads to open passage (7)
- Energy and mass make ill exchange (5)
- Notices a hundred bolts (6)
- Glass sheet container (8)
- Schedule is swamped by He-Bo, okay? (4)
- Vessel site for provision (11)
- Greetings falsehood! What happened before? (7)
16 Clues: Reduce poncho cover! • Glass sheet container (8) • Optimal latency, boss! (7) • Notices a hundred bolts (6) • Algae study chows down (10) • Vessel site for provision (11) • Energy and mass make ill exchange (5) • Schedule is swamped by He-Bo, okay? (4) • Unclear allergy leads to open passage (7) • Surface dwelling in Kolkata bleariness (5) • ...
Vanessa's Getting Married! 2024-03-28
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- The street we grew up on
- Funniest video I have of us
- What happened on a spooky day we will remember forever?
- The concert we went to in the summer of 2022
- Favorite memory in Lansing
- Sunflower fields and budding friendships
- Our favorite place to play as kids
- Polish food we have made together
- Post band festival music played on the bus
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- Our crazy history teacher turned swim coach
- Our favorite cold treat to eat together
- The family favorite car
- Number of times we won the middle school soccer championship
- Vanessa's favorite animated character
- The team we swam on in high school
- Where we grew up going to summer camp
16 Clues: The family favorite car • The street we grew up on • Favorite memory in Lansing • Funniest video I have of us • Polish food we have made together • The team we swam on in high school • Our favorite place to play as kids • Vanessa's favorite animated character • Where we grew up going to summer camp • Our favorite cold treat to eat together • ...
US History Unit 4 vocabulary 2022-11-04
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- To leave one's country to live elsewhere
- Man made water ways
- Enslaved African who sued for his freedom
- Activist who was against slavery
- Manufactured goods
- war between opposing sides of the same country
- Eli White invention pulled seeds from Cotton
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- Allies between states
- To enter a country for which is not native
- based on agriculture
- Gold miners that migrated to CA in 1849
11 Clues: Manufactured goods • Man made water ways • based on agriculture • Allies between states • Activist who was against slavery • Gold miners that migrated to CA in 1849 • To leave one's country to live elsewhere • Enslaved African who sued for his freedom • To enter a country for which is not native • Eli White invention pulled seeds from Cotton • ...
US History T2 Crossword 1 2024-09-19
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- Company recognized as a legal unit that has rights and liabilities separate from each of its members
- Type of integration consolidates many competing firms
- _____ production is the production of goods in large numbers through the use of machinery and assembly lines
- NO GOV REG in business, supply and demand
- People who build and manage businesses by making a profit and combing the factors of production
- Producers of a good or service that prices and controls stocks in order to monopolize the market
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- Type of integration consolidates complementing industries
- Type of tariff on imported goods designed to protect domestic industry
- Process used to developed steel from iron making stronger, lighter, more durable
- Rights given by government to inventors for exclusive rights to develop, use, and sell an invention for a set period of time
- Freedom of private business NOT interfered by GOV REG
11 Clues: NO GOV REG in business, supply and demand • Type of integration consolidates many competing firms • Freedom of private business NOT interfered by GOV REG • Type of integration consolidates complementing industries • Type of tariff on imported goods designed to protect domestic industry • ...
Chapter 8 Vocabulary US History 2022-12-05
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- power specifically given Congress in the Constitution
- a principle by which powers are divided among different branches of government to make sure no one branch has too much power
- the legal rules and procedures the government must observe before depriving a person of life, liberty, or property
- government with limited powers strictly defined by law
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- the equal application of the law regardless of a person's race, religion, political believes, or other qualities
- power belonging only to the states
- power shared by the states and federal government
- the belief that government is subject to the will of the people
- power not enumerated in the Constitution by suggested in its language
- power of the court to judge whether or not actions of other branches are constitutional
- the process of becoming a citizen of another country
11 Clues: power belonging only to the states • power shared by the states and federal government • the process of becoming a citizen of another country • power specifically given Congress in the Constitution • government with limited powers strictly defined by law • the belief that government is subject to the will of the people • ...
US History and Geography Vocabulary 2024-11-07
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- - a period in European civilization marked by a revival of Classical learning and wisdom.
- - place where alcoholic beverages are illegally sold
- - young women known for wearing short dresses and bobbed hair and for embracing freedom from traditional societal constraints
- - The movement of people from one part of a country or region to another
- - moral panic provoked by fear of the rise, supposed or real, of leftist ideologies in a society
- - the consumer acquires goods or services before payment with the faith that the payment will be made in the future
- - political equality for women
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- - a group of American writers who came of age during World War I and established their literary reputations in the 1920
- - a movement dedicated to promoting moderation and, more often, complete abstinence from the use of intoxicating liquor
- - a mix of African and European musical techniques and traditions from church, home, work
- - a group that intends to order, or use purchased goods, products, or services
11 Clues: - political equality for women • - place where alcoholic beverages are illegally sold • - The movement of people from one part of a country or region to another • - a group that intends to order, or use purchased goods, products, or services • - a period in European civilization marked by a revival of Classical learning and wisdom. • ...
US History Unit 1 Vocabulary 2025-09-11
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- A person who has been forced to leave their country due to war, persecution, or natural disaster
- The status of being a legal member of a country with full rights and responsibilities
- External factors that drive people away from their home country, such as war, poverty, or natural disasters
- The process of completely adopting the customs and culture of a new country while giving up one's original cultural identity
- An official document or stamp in a passport that gives permission to enter, leave, or stay in a country
- The legal process of becoming a citizen of a new country
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- The act of permanently leaving one country to live in another country
- Protection granted by a nation to someone who has left their native country as a political refugee
- The process of becoming familiar with and adopting the cultural practices of a new country while maintaining aspects of one's original culture
- Positive factors that attract people to move to a new country, such as better jobs or education
- A numerical limit on how many immigrants can enter a country during a specific time period
11 Clues: The legal process of becoming a citizen of a new country • The act of permanently leaving one country to live in another country • The status of being a legal member of a country with full rights and responsibilities • A numerical limit on how many immigrants can enter a country during a specific time period • ...
EOY US History Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-22
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- The first 10 amendments in the Constitution
- The first 13 original settlements in America
- When people come to a country from another country
- started in 1849 when people came to S.F.
- Cost 15 doubled size of the USA
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- War that was North vs. South, union vs. confederacy
- Redcoats killed a man in Boston, started the revolutionary war
- Process of using Africans to build and plant stuff against their will
- 1000s mile journey where most natives died
- Always remember ___ ________!
- Freed slaves on the underground railroad from the south to Canada
11 Clues: Always remember ___ ________! • Cost 15 doubled size of the USA • started in 1849 when people came to S.F. • 1000s mile journey where most natives died • The first 10 amendments in the Constitution • The first 13 original settlements in America • When people come to a country from another country • War that was North vs. South, union vs. confederacy • ...
US History unit 3 vocab 2024-10-09
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- PTSD from WW1
- Belief that a good country should have a good military
- not choosing a side in a conflict as a group not involved
- Staying apart from other countries or groups affairs
- Convincing people to rebel against authority
- The nickname for a US soldier during WW1
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- Desire for world peace
- Ratified agreement between two or more countries
- Extending the power of a country through force
- American settlers were supposed to expand West across North America
- used to promote a political view or cause
11 Clues: PTSD from WW1 • Desire for world peace • The nickname for a US soldier during WW1 • used to promote a political view or cause • Convincing people to rebel against authority • Extending the power of a country through force • Ratified agreement between two or more countries • Staying apart from other countries or groups affairs • ...
World War 2 2022-10-18
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- United States, Britain, and Soviet Union
- Germany, Italy, and Japan
- man appointed chancellor in Germany
- was dropped on Japan to help end war
- the elimination of Jewish people in Germany by Hitler
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- where formal Japanese surrender was signed
- the US entered the war after the Japanese bombed this place
- first country Germany invades
- the largest air and sea battle in history
9 Clues: Germany, Italy, and Japan • first country Germany invades • man appointed chancellor in Germany • was dropped on Japan to help end war • United States, Britain, and Soviet Union • the largest air and sea battle in history • where formal Japanese surrender was signed • the elimination of Jewish people in Germany by Hitler • ...
US History Mid-Term Review Puzzle One 2013-03-21
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- _______________ Douglas was an escaped slave, abolitionist, speaker and advisor to Lincoln
- The concept of allowing citizens to propose and vote on laws is known as ___________________
- _______________ integration is when you control the entire means of distribution of a product, meaning the consumer has no choice but to buy from your company
- The ____________________ Railroad stretched from the Atlantic westward to the Pacific
- The South was put under military control, otherwise known as __________________
- __________________ cornered the market in oil, created Standard Oil and drove his competitors out of business to create a monopoly
- The most dominant form of land transportation in the Gilded Age was the ___________________
- The act of searching for gold and silver through mining and other means is known as __________________
- The Homestead Act gave away land to settlers to encourage westward ______________
- Northerners who came to the South for business or to help with Reconstruction were called ____________________
- ________________ integration is when you control the entire means of production from start to finish
- Labor ______________ are primarily concerned with advancing workers rights
- ______________ are taxes on imported goods designed to protect domestic (American) industries from foreign competition
- ________________ was an industrialist who specialized in transportation such as railroads
- The name for the cheap, filthy and crowded housing in the cities where many immigrants lived was call _______________
- The _______________ strike turned violent and Carnegie and Frick broke the strike by sending in private police troops
- ____________ Destiny is the idea that it was America's duty to control North America from coast to coast
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- The 14th Amendment provides equal ______________ under the law for all citizens regardless of race
- The modern financial economy was pioneered by JP ________________ during the Gilded Age
- The group of Senators who fought with Lincoln over Reconstruction were called the _____________ Republicans
- Andrew ____________ made his fortune in steel
- The Black Republicans were the group of men elected to Congresss in the South during ______________ and were African American in origin
- The case of Plessy v. Ferguson established the idea of ____________ but Equal
- The _________________ Proclamation freed all slaves in territory controled by the South
- The Populist Party was so upset with some elected officials that they pushed to allow voters to ___________ politicians and remove them from office
- The New ____________________ were primarily from Southern and Eastern Europe (Italy, Poland, Russia etc.)
- The process of people moving to the cities is known as __________________
- The _________________ Riot turned violent after a bombing during a labor demonstration
- This organization of farmers who worked together for political, social and economic goals was called the _____________
- One of the lenient aspects of Lincoln's reconstruction plan that pardoned former Confederates was known as _________________
- Reconstruction effectively ended after the _______________ of the Union military
- The 13th Amendment outlawed _______________
- The _________________ was an inexpensive new technology that mass produced steel
- The 15th Amendment made it illegal to _________ a citizen the right to vote
34 Clues: The 13th Amendment outlawed _______________ • Andrew ____________ made his fortune in steel • The process of people moving to the cities is known as __________________ • Labor ______________ are primarily concerned with advancing workers rights • The 15th Amendment made it illegal to _________ a citizen the right to vote • ...
US History: The Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-25
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- The last Confederate Civil War general who started the American Civil War by leading the attack on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861.
- The last and senior Union Civil War general who was also the three times Governor of Rhode Island.
- Was the top confederate general during the Civil War.
- He was the president of the Confederate States of America during the Civil War.
- Was a Confederate Civil War general who then became one of the best-known Confederate commanders after General Robert E. Lee.
- This was Robert E Lee's second invasion in the north which ended up being a great victory for the Union.
- One of the most popular guns used during the Civil War.
- was a militarty outpost in the hands of the Union during the Civil War.
- Was a former governor of New Jersey, railroad president, and major Civil War Union general.
- a document which Ambraham Lincon issued, stating that all people held as slaves in the Confederate states to be freed.
- A person who was for the abolition of slavery in America.
- Located in Virgina, was where Confederate general Robert E Lee surrendered his troops, marking the end of the Civil War.
- This was the divider to determine the boundaries between Pennsylvania and Maryland, also seen as the boundary line between North and South.
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- A national and historical park in West Virginia which John Brown's attack took place on slavery during the Civil War.
- A Confederate Civil War general from Virgina as a former U.S. Army officer, also known as Jeb.
- Popular in the south, involved the capture of African Americans for labor
- Civil War's Northern military leaders.
- A Civil War Union general and a major architect of modern warfare.
- Was the supreme Union general during the Civil War.
- the amount of years the Civil War took place.
- Famous monument,located in South Carolina, and marked the first attack of the American Civil War.
- Was another Civil War Union general, U.S. Army officer, and Mexican-American war leader.
- Civil War's Southern military leaders.
- United States President at the time.
- The states of Maryland, Delaware, Kentucky, and Missouri in which were neutral during the war.
- Famous for the slur towards some women known as "hookers", and a Civil War Union general.
26 Clues: United States President at the time. • Civil War's Northern military leaders. • Civil War's Southern military leaders. • the amount of years the Civil War took place. • Was the supreme Union general during the Civil War. • Was the top confederate general during the Civil War. • One of the most popular guns used during the Civil War. • ...
US History Civil War & Reconstruction SSUSH8-10 2023-11-17
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- Radical Republicans Reconstruction-• Passed 14th and 15th amendments• Military reconstruction act divided the south into five military districts• New state constitutions required to guarantee voting rights• Military rule protected voting rights for African Americans• Empowered African Americans in government and supported their education
- John Brown's scheme to invade the South with armed slaves, backed by sponsoring, northern abolitionists; seized the federal arsenal; Brown and remnants were caught by Robert E. Lee and the US Marines; Brown was hanged
- the right not to be held in prison without first being charged with a specific crime: Lincoln takes this away during the Civil War
- Allowed Missouri to enter the union as a slave state, Maine to enter the union as a free state, prohibited slavery north of latitude 36˚ 30' within the Louisiana Territory
- Served as President of the Confederate States of America for its entire history from 1861 to 1865
- Lincoln urged Americans not to seek revenge on slaveholders and their supporters and military after the war. Instead, he urged reconstruction of the South "with malice toward none; with charity for all."
- Federal fort in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina; the confederate attack on the fort marked the start of the Civil War
- Amendment that ended slavery
- the southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861
- 16th President of the United States saved the Union during the Civil War and emancipated the slaves.
- General Sherman and his troops set the city on fire, in order to destroy the confederate's supply lines and then Marched to the Sea, Savannah, and burnt everything along the way
- Loyalty to one's own region of the country, rather than to the nation as a whole
- laws passed in the south just after the civil war aimed at controlling freedmen and enabling plantation owners to exploit african american workers
- Amendment that says citizens cannot be denied the right to vote because of race, color , or precious condition of servitude
- Each state would use popular sovereignty to decide what to do about slavery. Led to Bleeding Kansas.
- Includes California admitted as a free state, the Fugitive Slave Act, made popular sovereignty in most other states from Mexican- American War
- view of reconstruction : all states had to end slavery, states had to declare that their secession was illegal, and a small % men had to pledge their loyalty to the U.S.
- a 3-minute address by Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War (November 19, 1963) at the dedication of a national cemetery.
- an American general and the eighteenth President of the United States (1869-1877). He achieved international fame as the leading Union general in the Civil War.
- federal agency set up in 1865 to provide food, schools, and medical care to freed slaves in the South
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- Lincoln issued it and freed all the slaves in the Confederate states, but slaves in Border States loyal to the Union remained enslaved. It only applied to states in rebellion (Confederate states). It led to slaves rebelling and joining the Union army and increased sympathy from Europe.
- General whose march to sea caused destruction to the south, union general, led march to destroy all supplies and resources, beginning of total warfare
- The adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit.
- he intentionally violates Tenure Act because it was set upt to get him impeached by firing Secretary of War Edwin Stantin, at the Trial his lawyer says his only crime is opposing Congress, 12 democrats and 7 republicans vote him "not guilty", so he escaped impeachment by one vote
- violent abolitionist who murdered slaveholders in Kansas and Missouri (1856-1858) before his raid at Harpers Ferry (1859), hoping to incite a slave rebellion; he failed and was executed, but his martyrdom by northern abolitionists frightened the South.
- Confederate general who surrendered to Grant in the Civil War.
- Court ruled that he was the property of Sanford and, as a slave, was prohibited from suing in court. Chief Justice Taney gives his opinion that the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional. Decision adds to sectionalism between North and South that will lead to the Civil War.
- Grant besieged the city from May 18 to July 4, 1863, until it surrendered, yielding command of the Mississippi River to the Union.
- ended the Mexican War, granting the U.S. control of Texas, New Mexico, and California in exchange for $15 million
- The 11th U.S. President, he led the country during the Mexican War and sought to expand the United States
- Amendment declaring that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal protection of the laws
- general in the Confederate Army during the Civil War whose troops at the first Battle of Bull Run stood like a stone wall (1824-1863)
- the north/the U.S. during the Civil War
- the first major battle in the American Civil War to take place on Northern soil. It was the bloodiest single-day battle in American history, with about 23,000 casualties
- The most violent battle of the American Civil War that took place in PA and is frequently cited as the war's turning point, fought from July 1 - July 3, 1863.
- 1846 - 1848 - President Polk declared war over the dispute of land in Texas. At the end, American ended up with 55% of Mexico's land.
- Lincoln wins, southern states begin to secede
- Ended Reconstruction. Republicans promise 1) Remove military from South, 2) Appoint Democrat to cabinet (David Key postmaster general), 3) Federal money for railroad construction and levees on Mississippi river; as long as Hayes became the president
- the idea that white Americans were divinely ordained to settle the entire continent of North America.
- putting the country back together after the Civil War.
40 Clues: Amendment that ended slavery • the north/the U.S. during the Civil War • Lincoln wins, southern states begin to secede • putting the country back together after the Civil War. • Confederate general who surrendered to Grant in the Civil War. • the southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861 • ...
US History from WWII - New M28 Notes 2023-12-07
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- intelligence and internal security agency in the USSR
- the act of agreeing or of coming to a mutual arrangement
- conflicts occurring between nations, who are directed, influenced, or funded by other nations
- Syngman Rhee (South) v Kim Il Sung (North); Separated by the 38th Parallel
- Mao Zedong (Communist) v Chiang Kai-shek (Nationalist)
- to keep alive or in existence
- not kept or honored
- Portion of Europe influenced by the US
- US federal agency that coordinates governmental intelligence activities outside the US
- to spread
- an act or policy of limiting the expansion or spread of a dangerous thing
- to dwell permanently
- a formal agreement between two or more nations
- invaded by the USSR in December 1979
- a system of social organization in which all economic and social activity is controlled by a totalitarian state dominated by a single and self-perpetuating political party
- to take hold of suddenly or forcibly
- actually; without exaggeration or inaccuracy
- a place of great disorder
- nations; territories
- a particular principle or position
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- to fortify or protect
- Portion of Europe influenced by the Soviet Union
- forced or compelled through intimidation or authority
- 33rd President of the United States
- Nation on the Balkan Peninsula; aided by the Truman Doctrine
- a country under the domination or influence of another
- capable of being attacked, damaged, or hurt
- a supporter of an economic system in which investment in and ownership of production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is made and maintained chiefly by private individuals or corporations
- a government by the people
- Location of a July 1945 Allied conference in Soviet controlled Germany
- Nation in Eurasia; aided by the Truman Doctrine
- Formed in 1955; a political and military alliance; dominated by the Soviet Union influenced Eastern Europe
- Formed in 1949; the 1st peacetime military alliance entered by the US influenced Western Europe
- meetings for consultation or discussion
- taken possession of and taken control
- the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
- connecting different states
- the people or government of the USSR
- provided money
- an apparition
- Location of a February 1945 Allied conference in a Soviet city
41 Clues: to spread • an apparition • provided money • not kept or honored • to dwell permanently • nations; territories • to fortify or protect • a place of great disorder • a government by the people • connecting different states • to keep alive or in existence • a particular principle or position • 33rd President of the United States • the people or government of the USSR • ...
US History to WWI - New M12 Notes 2023-12-15
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- unable or unwilling to endure
- a great many
- portions
- to be authorized
- not having been given permission or authorization
- considerable amount
- means to support life or health
- a cause of trouble or annoyance
- extending across a continent
- to teach
- to construe or understand in a particular way
- to attempt; try
- an official enumeration of the population
- guilty of dishonest practices
- in accordance with customs or beliefs handed down from generation to generation
- very large
- outlaws, robbers
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- Originator of the Ghost Dance religion
- to accept or act in accordance with
- the land or territory that forms the furthest extent of a country's settled or inhabited regions
- to conform or adjust to the customs, attitudes, etc or a dominate social group, nation, or the like
- a robbery or holdup
- to make it easier or less difficult
- debatable
- by way of
- not kept or honored
- the act of firing a weapon
- to be furnished with meals and lodging
- to deprive of a weapon or weapons
- to justify
- Area of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming
- lacking qualification or ability; incapable
- to remove or withhold something from the enjoyment or possession of people
- tract of public land set apart for a special purpose
- full of grave risk; hazardous; dangerous
- causing, involving, or characterized by argument or controversy
- to increase speed
37 Clues: portions • to teach • debatable • by way of • to justify • very large • a great many • to attempt; try • to be authorized • outlaws, robbers • to increase speed • a robbery or holdup • not kept or honored • considerable amount • the act of firing a weapon • extending across a continent • unable or unwilling to endure • guilty of dishonest practices • means to support life or health • ...
Significant People in Early US History, Etc. 2023-08-22
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- Lewis and ______
- Name of River that goes along eastern border of this state
- Anti-slave man who created the newspaper "The Liberator"
- Name of National Park the postcards above the door are from
- Name of the state we live in
- City that we are in now
- Animal the Native Americans in the midwest hunted
- First President of the United States
- Name of Native American settlement located near St. Louis, Missouri
- President who forced many Native Americans out west
- The European country that was the first to colonize Missouri
- Name of City the map to the right of the Spartan is
- First President to get killed in office
- President right after Lincoln was killed
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- Name of mountains in eastern USA
- The final battle of the Revolutionary War
- Native American leader who had a confederacy
- Founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
- Commander of the Confederates
- Spanish explorer who took credit for "discovering" America
- President who purchased the Louisiana Purchase
- Name of Mr. Torbett's Rabbit
- Native American leader who helped Pilgrims survive conditions
- French explorer who founded Quebec
- Name of state directly north of us
- Author of "Federalist Papers"
- Former slave who wrote memoir about life as slave
- French and _______ War
- Leader of the Union Army in the Civil War and 18th President
- Number of branches of government we have
- A thing you use to call people
- Native American tribe in Missouri we spent a lot of time on
- Spanish explorer who took over present-day Mexico
33 Clues: Lewis and ______ • French and _______ War • City that we are in now • Name of the state we live in • Name of Mr. Torbett's Rabbit • Commander of the Confederates • Author of "Federalist Papers" • A thing you use to call people • Name of mountains in eastern USA • French explorer who founded Quebec • Name of state directly north of us • First President of the United States • ...
US History: Chp 19 - The Gilded Age 2023-09-11
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- Elevated trains were given this nickname.
- 1st Democrat to be elected president after the Civil War.
- Two men behind the scheme that led to the stock market crash of 1869.
- It was the world's largest suspension bridge when it was built.
- Independent minded Republicans that refused to accept James Blaine as the party nominee in 1884.
- First newspaper publisher to reach a large audience.
- This catalog become one of the most read publications in rural America after the Bible.
- Built his department store on the motto, "Give the lady what she wants".
- 3rd US president to be assassinated.
- Owned a Philadelphia store that was considered the precursor to the modern department store.
- Most widely used means of urban transit in the late 19th century.
- Initial school classes for small children.
- Inventor of the game of baseball.
- Recreational craze of the 1890s.
- Author of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
- Women's organization that did much to combat the use of alcohol.
- Transportation device first used in Boston in 1897.
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- Father of the modern skyscraper.
- His traveling circus was called the "Greatest Show on Earth".
- Founder of the Hull House.
- America's first professional baseball team was from here.
- Most dynamic leader of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
- Author of the Pledge of Allegiance.
- Author of In His Steps.
- 1st woman to receive a medical degree in America.
- Began a Presbyterian mission for the Chinese in San Francisco.
- Reclusive poet who wrote nearly 2,000 poems, most of which were published after her death.
- Populist Democrat presidential candidate in 1896.
- 1st state to grant women the right to vote.
- Father of the American cartoon.
- This act of Congress granted each state land for new colleges and universities.
- Pulitzer's fiercest rival; owner of the New York Journal.
- Most prolific song writer of the Gilded Age.
- Opened the first mail-order business in 1872.
- The most important institution in rural America.
- Humorist and writer who coined the term "Gilded Age".
36 Clues: Author of In His Steps. • Founder of the Hull House. • Father of the American cartoon. • Father of the modern skyscraper. • Recreational craze of the 1890s. • Inventor of the game of baseball. • Author of the Pledge of Allegiance. • 3rd US president to be assassinated. • Author of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ • Elevated trains were given this nickname. • ...
US History to WWII - New M06 Notes 2023-11-06
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- relating to land
- something that hinders progress
- promotion of agricultural interests
- pertaining to or characterized by the principle of political or social equality for all
- moving to a different place
- to argue against, call into question
- to oppose
- shown or demonstrated by or as an example
- forced or compelled through intimidation or authority
- influence; effect
- to increase in size
- to bring into conformity with the customs, attitudes or a dominant nation
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- to the act of adding something larger
- to take or receive gladly; accept willingly
- fairly large
- to approve
- to come into opposition
- to come into possession or ownership of
- a government by the people
- of one's own accord or by free choice
- to deal or bargain with another or others
- to draw up in written form
- an ultimate object or aim
- formally surrender to another
- the US should expand from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans
25 Clues: to oppose • to approve • fairly large • relating to land • influence; effect • to increase in size • to come into opposition • an ultimate object or aim • a government by the people • to draw up in written form • moving to a different place • formally surrender to another • something that hinders progress • promotion of agricultural interests • to argue against, call into question • ...
US History to WWII - New M07 Notes 2023-11-07
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- a breach, infringement, or transgression
- a person or company that makes a distinctive product in small qualities, usually by hand or traditional methods
- people who advocate or oppose a cause or issue vigorously
- ability to accomplish a job with minimum expenditure of time and effort
- condition of being focused on the profitable aspects of something, especially in excess
- to speak or write in favor of; support or urge by argument
- the act or process of keeping something from damage or deterioration
- a large formal meeting or assembly of delegates for discussion of and action on particular matters of concern
- the right to vote
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- to increase in extent, size, volume
- a sudden, complete, or marked change in something
- to make or produce by hand or machinery, especially on a large scale
- to increase manufacturing and factory production
- advocating social, political, legal, and economic rights for women equal to those of men
- capable of replacing or changing places with something else
- a difference in opinion, belief, or interest that causes such break in friendly relations
- a formal statement
- to do away with; put an end to
- to transfer from one place to another
- to operate by machinery
- any cloth or goods produced by weaving, knitting, or felting
21 Clues: the right to vote • a formal statement • to operate by machinery • to do away with; put an end to • to increase in extent, size, volume • to transfer from one place to another • a breach, infringement, or transgression • to increase manufacturing and factory production • a sudden, complete, or marked change in something • ...
HN US History Units 1-3 Crossword 2025-05-28
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- Colony founded by William Penn
- Enlightenment thinker known for natural rights and social contract
- Land acquisition under Jefferson that doubled the size of the US
- Colony established by the Pilgrims
- Ship that carried the Pilgrims to Plymouth
- Compromise of 1820 regarding the expansion of slavery
- Native American woman who played a role in early Jamestown history
- Fifth U.S. President, associated with the "Era of Good Feelings"
- First representative assembly in the American colonies
- Religious group known for their pacifism
- Conflict that led to British dominance in North America
- Southern colony known for tobacco
- Brutal sea journey for enslaved Africans
- Petition to King George III for reconciliation
- "The Lost Colony"
- Uprising highlighting the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
- Period of religious revival in the American colonies
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- Religious group seeking to purify the Church of England, settled Massachusetts Bay
- Controversial treaty with Britain negotiated under Washington
- SENSE Influential pamphlet by Thomas Paine advocating for independence
- Battle that convinced France to ally with the Americans
- Site of the Continental Army's harsh winter encampment
- Introduced tobacco cultivation to Virginia
- Enlightenment thinker who advocated for separation of powers
- Punitive measures passed by Britain after the Boston Tea Party
- Enlightenment philosopher, concept of "We the People"
- American diplomat who secured the Treaty of Alliance with France
- English gentry who settled in Virginia
- Native American who aided the Pilgrims
- Agricultural products grown for sale rather than for personal consumption
- First permanent English settlement in North America
- Mayflower ______, an early agreement for self-government
32 Clues: "The Lost Colony" • Colony founded by William Penn • Southern colony known for tobacco • Colony established by the Pilgrims • English gentry who settled in Virginia • Native American who aided the Pilgrims • Religious group known for their pacifism • Brutal sea journey for enslaved Africans • Introduced tobacco cultivation to Virginia • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1800-1900 2026-04-27
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- forcing black people to continue labor
- increase of armies and weapons
- greedy companies
- 49ers
- share of the crop
- cancel culture
- improved quicker communication
- the rebuilding of america
- run down apartments
- cities growing
- development of commercial enterprise
- illegal act of hanging someone
- slave who sued for liberty
- where slaves would work
- southern born radicals
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- largest battle fought
- abolished slavery
- deprived the right to vote (AA)
- freedom was given during the spanish-american war
- republicans that moved north
- those who fought on san Juan hill
- radical opponents of slavery
- one of the main diseases that killed Americans during the spanish-american war
- war draft posters
- president that kept U.S. out of war
- ban on American vessels
- final major military action
- groups established to protect workers rights
- organized protest
- 16th president
- national association for the advancement of colored people
31 Clues: 49ers • cancel culture • cities growing • 16th president • greedy companies • abolished slavery • share of the crop • war draft posters • organized protest • run down apartments • largest battle fought • southern born radicals • ban on American vessels • where slaves would work • the rebuilding of america • slave who sued for liberty • final major military action • republicans that moved north • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, (1850-1900) 2026-04-27
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- Accept all workers
- Something that makes steel
- "The Battle of Little Big Horn"
- Accepts only skilled workers
- Pathway from Atlantic to Pacific
- Taylorism
- Silver Standard
- Talented Tenth
- (Debt Peonage)
- Makes first billionaire company
- gov. shouldn't interfere with businesses
- 1 task to 1 person
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- Place for adults to learn religion etc.
- Tuskegee Institute
- Alexander Graham
- Tries to break apart Native American land
- "The Wealth of Nations"
- Takes Chinese immigration to drop by 99%
- Thomas Edison
- Civil Rights Case
- African American men hangings
- Creates a story that Spanish are killing Cubans
- War less than 4 months long
- Idea that we have a strong navy
- Letters sent to China to trade with everyone
- "Standard Oil"
- "Kill the Indian, save the man!"
- 100 year commemoration of independence
- The rich who hoard wealth
29 Clues: Taylorism • Thomas Edison • Talented Tenth • (Debt Peonage) • "Standard Oil" • Silver Standard • Alexander Graham • Civil Rights Case • Tuskegee Institute • Accept all workers • 1 task to 1 person • "The Wealth of Nations" • The rich who hoard wealth • Something that makes steel • War less than 4 months long • Accepts only skilled workers • African American men hangings • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- two front war
- to give money to countries to prevent them from being communist
- co founded the United farm workers to get rights for migrant workers
- north Korea invades south and u.s defends south and China and USSR supports north
- the u.s and ussr compete for more powerful weapons
- mao Zedong leads communist to victory and says that China becomes communist nation aligned with the ussr
- military alliance of western nation
- tennessee valley authority
- students wear armbands of protest to Vietnam war
- investigates trading
- first to land on the moon
- poor soil and high wind
- giving back to the community from entrepreneurs
- make steel more efficient
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- constructs jobs like hoover dam
- made the telephone
- Soviet union blockade west Berlin u.s and allies flew in food to keep the people alive
- promise support for countries resisting communist influence
- new york's little africa
- first black supreme court justice
- area houses made out of cardboard
- military alliances of communist Easter Europe countries created by the USSR as a response to NATO
- organizer of black panther
- Germany invades the Soviet union
- ends ww1
- allied powers gets a zone
- interracial marriage is legal
- money taken per month for retirement
- first black to attend southern university
- first hispanic American supreme court justice
- first female supreme court justice
31 Clues: ends ww1 • two front war • made the telephone • investigates trading • poor soil and high wind • new york's little africa • allied powers gets a zone • first to land on the moon • make steel more efficient • organizer of black panther • tennessee valley authority • interracial marriage is legal • constructs jobs like hoover dam • Germany invades the Soviet union • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- 40 acres+mule
- apartment buildings, very crammed
- Chinese men rebel against america
- person from North who didn't support the Union
- book written by Andrew carnegie
- time of wealth
- "survival of the fittest"
- provides clothing, food, and jobs for ex-slaves
- perfect form of socialism with no gov
- limits Chinese immigration
- keeps cattle fenced in
- the want to spread westward
- literacy test, poll taxes, and grandfather clause
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- elected president in 1860
- "the new colossus"
- wanted to issue more paper money to deflect deflation
- 1898
- helps make steel more efficiently
- "speak softly and carry and big stick"
- purchased for 20 million in 1898
- invented by Thomas Edison
- "kill the Indian, save the man"
- "separate but equal"
- southern horrors
- commanding general of union army
- Lincoln's plan to reconstruct the south
- debt peonage
- buffalo feces used as firewood alternative
- science of selective breeding
- the farmers union
30 Clues: 1898 • debt peonage • 40 acres+mule • time of wealth • southern horrors • the farmers union • "the new colossus" • "separate but equal" • keeps cattle fenced in • elected president in 1860 • invented by Thomas Edison • "survival of the fittest" • limits Chinese immigration • the want to spread westward • science of selective breeding • "kill the Indian, save the man" • ...
dual credit us history crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- Business controlling a market
- Government formed by Southern states
- Western edge of American settlement
- Agency that helped formerly enslaved people
- Large Southern farm using enslaved labor
- Person who worked to end slavery
- Change added to the Constitution
- Political party supporting farmers
- Legal membership in a country
- Famous speech by Abraham Lincoln
- Growth of cities
- System enforcing racial separation
- Worker refusal to work
- Northern states during the Civil War
- Withdrawal of Southern states from the Union
- Codes – Laws restricting African American rights
- Law that encouraged western settlemen
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- Period of rebuilding the South
- Process of charging a government official
- Union Organization protecting workers
- Legal separation of races
- Growth of factories and machines
- Unfair treatment of a group
- Overcrowded city housing
- Farming system based on debt and crop sharing
- Transportation system that fueled expansion
- Era of wealth alongside poverty
- Movement of people into a country
- Formal giving up at the end of the Civil War
- Order that freed enslaved people in rebel states
30 Clues: Growth of cities • Worker refusal to work • Overcrowded city housing • Legal separation of races • Unfair treatment of a group • Business controlling a market • Legal membership in a country • Period of rebuilding the South • Era of wealth alongside poverty • Growth of factories and machines • Person who worked to end slavery • Change added to the Constitution • ...
US History Part 2 (5/27/26) 2026-05-25
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- State that defied the Supreme Court over Indians.
- Washington’s first Secretary of State.
- Washington’s first Treasury Secretary.
- Plan that called for proportional representation.
- Problem US faced after the Revolution.
- Led a Massachusetts rebellion.
- President of the Constitutional Convention.
- Doctrine asserting US dominance in Western Hemisphere.
- Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
- Increased power of the President.
- Banned by the Northwest Ordinance of 1787.
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- Papers supporting Constitution ratification.
- City Constitution was created in.
- Editor of The Liberator, abolitionist.
- Compromise that settled how slaves were counted.
- Number of states need to ratify Constitution.
- Opposed creation of a national bank from the House.
- Turning point battle of Civil War.
- Plan that called for equal representation.
- The House and the Senate.
20 Clues: Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin. • The House and the Senate. • Led a Massachusetts rebellion. • City Constitution was created in. • Increased power of the President. • Turning point battle of Civil War. • Editor of The Liberator, abolitionist. • Washington’s first Secretary of State. • Washington’s first Treasury Secretary. • Problem US faced after the Revolution. • ...
Introduction to History Review 2026-08-20
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- the study of the past
- B.C. means before ________.
- A.D. stands for the Latin phrase anno ________.
- a period of ten years
- Everything between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn
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- a person who studies the past
- the _____ Ages span from about 500 AD to about 1500 AD
- a period of a hundred years
- knowledge of the past helps us make sense of the ________.
9 Clues: the study of the past • a period of ten years • B.C. means before ________. • a period of a hundred years • a person who studies the past • A.D. stands for the Latin phrase anno ________. • the _____ Ages span from about 500 AD to about 1500 AD • Everything between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn • knowledge of the past helps us make sense of the ________.
US-History -- Immigration and Urbanization (chapter 5) 2012-10-08
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- Trains, subways,... are the .... .
- The Statue of the Liberty is the symbol of .... for the immigrants.
- There are some new and old ....... in America who have different religions.
- Island where Asian immigrants have to take their tests for coming in America.
- Famous movie that tells the story of a poor people who travel in a steerage and a rich woman.
- Processes to learn to be an American citizen.
- Act made in 1882.
- To come in America, there are two factors: push and ....... .
- Person who go and live from one part of the country to another one.
- The worst accommodation on the boat, for the 3th class.
- Different cultures and ethnicities, but all Americans.
- Document that is on the Statue of the Liberty.
- There were lots of .... against the Chinese and Japanese.
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- Because of the immigrants, more buildings start to be constructs. How is this called?
- When they arrived, immigrants had lots of ..... like where do I live, work, learn the language.
- Americans were superior to other newcomers.
- Belief that one race is superior to another.
- Island that was very closed to the Statue of the Liberty.
- Very tall buildings to house lots of new people who live in the town now.
- The farmers go to the town because the farms become more ..... .
20 Clues: Act made in 1882. • Trains, subways,... are the .... . • Americans were superior to other newcomers. • Belief that one race is superior to another. • Processes to learn to be an American citizen. • Document that is on the Statue of the Liberty. • Different cultures and ethnicities, but all Americans. • The worst accommodation on the boat, for the 3th class. • ...
MS US History: Unit 2 - Thirteen Colonies 2022-12-08
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- area of low population density and small settlements
- A large scale farm for growing cash crops
- farming Growing only enough crops to feed your family
- small scale farmer
- Exchange exchange of diseases, ideas, food, & populations between the New and Old Worlds
- (Colonial America) one of the English colonists settling at Plymouth in 1620
- servant person bound to work for a set time for payment of travel expenses and maintenance
- blue dye from native plants used to color fabric
- document granted by a ruler, by which a body or group is founded and its rights and privileges defined
- crops Crops that are grown to make a profit such as indigo, rice, tobacco and later cotton
- Trade trade in the 18th & 19th centuries between Britain, Africa and American Colonies
- person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country
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- area of high population density and large settlements
- economic principle that a country’s power is based on wealth (and colonies bring wealth)
- company a business entity in which shares of the company's stock can be bought and sold by shareholders
- (general term) one who journeys in foreign lands, often for religious purposes
- Virginia Company a joint-stock company chartered under James I with the goal of establishing settlements on the coast of America
- goods sent to another country for sale
- named for their desire to purify the Church of England
- goods brought into a country for sale
- one who leaves his/her homeland to settle elsewhere
- settlement of emigrants under the control of a mother country
22 Clues: small scale farmer • goods brought into a country for sale • goods sent to another country for sale • A large scale farm for growing cash crops • blue dye from native plants used to color fabric • one who leaves his/her homeland to settle elsewhere • area of low population density and small settlements • area of high population density and large settlements • ...
Vocab Ch. 4 Choice Board US History 2021-09-10
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- Native Americans being absorbed into American society by landlords and citizens.
- A native American who refused to be relocated and fled from the US army 1300 miles to try to escape but was unsuccessful.
- A seed drill that planted cop seeds far into the ground in order to get as much water as possible.
- When farmers would have to plant crops that didn't need much water as the land was so dry and it barely rained.
- An act that made it easy for people to move west.
- Groups where families could become self-sufficient.
- A place where there was a population spike because gold or silver was found.
- A Lieutenant Colonel for the Americans who was responsible for the deaths of 209 US solders as he acted against orders and charged into one of the largest gatherings of Native Americans on the Great Plains.
- Large farms combined to make one farm to expand profits and can be as big as 50,000 acres.
- A large section of land that was used to farm wheat and other dry crops in particular.
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- self appointed volunteers who managed to stop wrongdoers.
- A part of government land that if you farmed on for 5 years and it would be free for a registration fee of $10.
- When miners use water with chemicals to mine for gold or silver on the surface.
- Bought land to mine gold, sold his land when he couldn't find any, but the whole time he was mining pure silver ore.
- A journey where longhorn cattle that went from Texas to Missouri and sold 10 times as high if they survived.
- This gave each head of household 160 acres of land,80 to single adults, and 40 to children reserved for farming.
- A part of the great plains where wheat is the main crop grown.
- Annual payments from the governments.
- He explored the west in 1819 who said that the wood and water shortage almost completely unfit for civilization.
- Native Americans who hunted buffalo.
- A large area of grassy land that was owned by the federal government.
21 Clues: Native Americans who hunted buffalo. • Annual payments from the governments. • An act that made it easy for people to move west. • Groups where families could become self-sufficient. • self appointed volunteers who managed to stop wrongdoers. • A part of the great plains where wheat is the main crop grown. • ...
AP US History Periods 6-8 Vocabulary 2021-05-17
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- The New ___ was a view that the South should become more industrialized and less agricultural.
- The 24th ___ abolished poll taxes.
- The American ___ of Labor was led by Samuel Gompers and included skilled workers.
- 9/11 caused the US to focus more on preventing ___.
- The "3 R's" of the New Deal were relief, recovery, and ___.
- In the Supreme Court case ___ v. Board of Education, segregation was deemed unconstitutional in public schools.
- middle-class women who lived in urban areas were often ___.
- The Supreme Court case ___ v. Ferguson upheld Jim Crow laws.
- One of the goals of the Populist Party was to have a Secret / ___ Ballot.
- A letter that was a cause of the Spanish-American War.
- The ___ Act of 1965 overturned the discriminatory 1920's quotas.
- Labor ___ represented and supported workers.
- The international organization formed for collective security against communism.
- Social ___ was the theory that those who were wealthy were the "fittest".
- Upton ___ wrote "The Jungle", which helped create the FDA and Meat Inspection Acts
- ___ Integration was when businesses in an industry form a monopoly.
- the coinage of both silver and gold.
- President ___ supported the League of Nations.
- When freedmen after the Civil War worked on farms in exchange for housing. This similarly paralleled slavery.
- The US joined WW2 after the bombing of ___ Harbor.
- President LBJ's ___ Society targeted poverty and racial injustices.
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- The ___ amendment gave women suffrage.
- The Industrial Workers of the World were also called ___.
- The 18th amendment caused ___.
- Political ___ were a group of political mobsters who used intimidation to gain votes and money.
- ___ Immigrants were primarily from Southern and Eastern Europe.
- At the ___ conference, Germany was divided into 4 zones.
- ___ Integration was when all parts of production are controlled by one company.
- The ___ amendment made Senators directly elected.
- The US trying to stop the spread of communism.
- President ___ started a "war" on drugs.
- The ___ of 1896 was between William Jennings Bryan and William McKinley.
- the ___ amendment made a federal income tax.
- The theory that communism can spread to neighboring countries.
- The Harlem ___ was a celebration of African-American culture.
- In the ___ Doctrine, the President stated that the US would provide economic aid to prevent communism from spreading in other countries.
- The ___ of Labor's downfall was the Haymarket Square Riot.
- Organization that advocated for farmers.
- Unrestricted ___ Warfare was a major cause of the US entering WW1.
- The President Nixon scandal that caused mistrust in government.
- ___ Immigrants were mainly from Northern and Western Europe.
- In the Supreme Court case ___ v. US,it was concluded that free speech could be limited in danger.
- The Gospel of ___ was a theory that the wealthy should give back to their society.
- ___ Immigrants came to the US due to the potato famine.
- The age in the US where there was a high amount of corruption and wealthy monopolies.
45 Clues: The 18th amendment caused ___. • The 24th ___ abolished poll taxes. • the coinage of both silver and gold. • The ___ amendment gave women suffrage. • President ___ started a "war" on drugs. • Organization that advocated for farmers. • the ___ amendment made a federal income tax. • Labor ___ represented and supported workers. • ...
US History Chapter 13 Lesson 5-8 2024-01-22
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- Important city captured by Grant on the Mississippi River in 1863
- Leader captured by Union troops in Georgia
- Famous speech made by Lincoln when they dedicated a cemetery after a battle
- White Southerners who agreed with the Union
- Bureau set up to give aid to slaves and poor Southerners after the war
- Battle where Grant's reinforcements helped defeat General Bragg
- Grant put this general in charge of the Union Forces in the West
- Virginia city captured by Grant after a nine-month siege
- First Black American elected to Congress
- Northern Republicans who went to the South after the war
- Union General nicknamed "Fighting Joe"
- Failed attempt by Confederate troops to capture Cemetary Ridge
- Republican elected President in 1876
- Battle that was the most decisive and a major turning point of the war
- Laws passed in the South to limit the freedoms of former slaves
- Union General who ran against Lincoln in the election of 1864
- Secret organization created to terrorize freedmen and Republicans
- Amendment that made freedmen US citizens
- Assassinated President Lincoln
- Group of republicans who wanted to punish the South for seceding
- Union General chosen by Lincoln to be the Supreme Commander of the US Army
- Union General at Gettysburg
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- He was the best-known teacher at Tuskegee Institution
- Vice President who took over when Lincoln died
- Amendment that outlawed slavery
- Confederate General who won the Battle of Chickamauga
- Battle where Union General Hooker was defeated by General Lee
- Location where Lee surrendered to Grant
- Made the Emancipation Proclamation that freed the slaves in the states that were rebelling
- Confederate General accidentally killed by his own men
- Amendment that protected all US citizens' right to vote
- Sherman's bold plan to strike a devastating blow after he had taken Atlanta
- Founder of the Tuskegee Institute
- Southern laws passed to discriminate against Black Americans
34 Clues: Union General at Gettysburg • Assassinated President Lincoln • Amendment that outlawed slavery • Founder of the Tuskegee Institute • Republican elected President in 1876 • Union General nicknamed "Fighting Joe" • Location where Lee surrendered to Grant • First Black American elected to Congress • Amendment that made freedmen US citizens • ...
US History to WWII - New M09 Notes 2023-11-16
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- people
- a public and official announcement
- to be killed suddenly
- requiring a person to be brought before a judge or court used as a protection against illegal imprisonment
- delivered or put out for use
- serving to prepare for
- to prohibit
- fundamental facilities; roads, factories, farms
- harshness
- deceptive
- principles or habits with respect to right or wrong conduct
- restoration of political unity
- the act of possessing
- not solving fully all doubts or questions
- to free from bondage or slavery
- a written command in the name of a court
- stopped, discontinued
- faithful adherence to a government or cause
- relating to one's own country
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- to make smaller and smaller; cause to shrink
- long-lasting
- the act of opposing
- a period of time marked by distinctive character
- compulsory enrollment of persons for military or naval services; draft
- to allow or enter again
- an act or instance of changing direction
- the ability, right to approach or enter
- the act of surrounding and attacking a fortified place in a way to isolate it from help and supplies
- not definite
- a person who uses a carefully planned strategy to achieve a specific goal
- benefit, gain, profit
- causing or involving great fear or suffering
- in a graphic or detailed way; not leaving anything to the imagination
- in a clear or definite way
- to cause to expand
35 Clues: people • harshness • deceptive • to prohibit • long-lasting • not definite • to cause to expand • the act of opposing • to be killed suddenly • benefit, gain, profit • the act of possessing • stopped, discontinued • serving to prepare for • to allow or enter again • in a clear or definite way • delivered or put out for use • relating to one's own country • restoration of political unity • ...
US History Chapters 1-4 Review CROSSWORD 2023-08-31
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- tobacco, indigo & rice were these types of crops
- the buffer zone with Spain that worked debtors
- a work contract usually for 7 yrs.
- England's 1st successful colony
- Montezuma's people
- 1st to circumnavigate to globe
- the beginning type of village school
- the island colony that was 'lost'
- the cargo that suffered the Middle Passage
- they came on the Mayflower
- the new economic thinking that started colonies
- Traveled to China (and a game played on horses)
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- first college in America (1636)
- famous sea dog from England
- they wanted to 'clean' the Anglican Church
- determined a ship's latitude
- the strait that was bland bridge
- until 1588 Spain thought it was invincible
- he and Samoset helped the Pilgrims
- geographic name for the NY, PA, NJ & DE colonies
- was called small, but thousands died from it
- Quaker founder of PA-William
- the John that married Pocahontas
- the dominant world power of the 1500's
- Portuguese sailor that rounded Africa's southern tip
- Luther's occupation
26 Clues: Montezuma's people • Luther's occupation • they came on the Mayflower • famous sea dog from England • determined a ship's latitude • Quaker founder of PA-William • 1st to circumnavigate to globe • first college in America (1636) • England's 1st successful colony • the strait that was bland bridge • the John that married Pocahontas • the island colony that was 'lost' • ...
Chapter 13 - US History Lesson 1-4 2024-01-10
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- President of the Confederate States of America
- First Republican President who served during the Civil War
- Democrat who was elected President in 1852
- Fort that was the site of the first battle of the war
- First state to secede
- He created the plan for the Compromise of 1850
- Rival Party of the Democrats in 1848
- Democrat elected President in 1856
- Political party that was strongest in the South
- Made a speech that called for full support of the Compromise of 1850
- Whig Party candidate in 1848
- Plan where citizens of the territories would vote on slavery
- One of the first Ironclad ships that battled the Virginia
- He replaced Irvin McDowell as leader of the Union troops
- His last speech strongly supported protecting slavery
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- Very controversial Supreme Court case about slavery
- Leader of the Underground Railroad
- Required all runaway slaves to be returned to their owners
- Battle in Tennessee where thousands were killed and wounded
- Act introduced by Douglass to organize the territories west of the Mississippi
- Military leader who captured John Brown
- Union general who captured two forts in Tennessee
- Abolitionist who led the raid on Harper's Ferry
- Important Confederate city captured by David Farragut
- Bloodiest single day of the entire war was fought here
- Party formed in 1854 that opposed slavery
- Became President when Taylor died
- Defeated Lincoln in the Senate election for Illinois
- Nickname given to Thomas Jackson at the First Battle of Bull Run
29 Clues: First state to secede • Whig Party candidate in 1848 • Became President when Taylor died • Leader of the Underground Railroad • Democrat elected President in 1856 • Rival Party of the Democrats in 1848 • Military leader who captured John Brown • Party formed in 1854 that opposed slavery • Democrat who was elected President in 1852 • ...
Env Ethics & History of US Env Movement 2024-02-13
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- a NASA scientist, played a crucial role in raising awareness about climate change, testifying before Congress in the late 1980’s about the dangers of global warming and advocating for urgent action.
- a branch of philosophy that explores and evaluates the moral relationship between humans and the environment, examining ethical principles and responsibilities concerning the treatment of nature and the conservation of ecosystems.
- she became a prominent environmental activist after discovering toxic waste in her neighborhood at Love Canal, leading to the relocation of residents and increased awareness of hazardous waste disposal issues.
- Ethical perspective that extends moral consideration beyond humans to all living organisms; holds that all living beings have intrinsic value and deserve ethical consideration, regardless of their utility to humans.
- Fires on this river, particularly the one in 1969, drew attention to industrial pollution and played a pivotal role in the passage of environmental regulations like the Clean Water Act.
- Ethical perspective that places humans at the center, considering human interests, well-being, and rights as the primary focus.
- through the Green Belt Movement in Kenya, she significantly contributed to environmental conservation by promoting tree planting, women's rights, and sustainable development in Kenya.
- this US President’s administration significantly contributed to the environmental movement by establishing key environmental policies, including the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Endangered Species Act (ESA), and the Clean Air Act (CAA).
- This iconic photograph taken during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968 visually encapsulated the environmental movement, fostering a sense of planetary interconnectedness and emphasizing the need for Earth's protection.
- his efforts and preservationist approach were instrumental in the establishment of the National Parks system in the United States, advocating for the preservation of natural landscapes and the appreciation of wilderness.
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- an Amazon rubber tapper, became a symbol of sustainable resource use as he advocated for the rights of indigenous people and sustainable management of the Amazon rainforest.
- his conservationist approach played a key role in the conservation movement by establishing the United States Forest Service and promoting sustainable forestry practices.
- an environmentalist and entrepreneur known for his work on sustainability and green business, co-founding Project Drawdown to identify solutions for mitigating climate change.
- her popular book "Silent Spring" played a pivotal role in the environmental movement by exposing the dangers of pesticides, leading to increased awareness and eventually the ban of DDT and the birth of the modern environmental movement.
- a prominent environmentalist known for his advocacy on climate change issues, co-founding 350.org and mobilizing global movements for climate action.
- is a person's or a group's overall perspective and set of beliefs about the fundamental nature of reality, shaping how they interpret the world, understand existence, and make sense of their experiences.
- Type of value that refers to the worth or significance of something based on its usefulness or ability to help achieve a specific goal or desired outcome.
- he is a leader in the environmental justice movement, highlighting the disproportionate impact of environmental hazards on marginalized communities and advocating for equitable environmental policies.
- protests in this North Carolina county highlighted environmental racism, as residents opposed the dumping of toxic waste in their predominantly African American community, sparking discussions about environmental justice
- Ethical perspective that emphasizes the interconnectedness and intrinsic value of ecosystems and the environment as a whole; goes beyond individual organisms and considers the health and integrity of entire ecosystems, recognizing the interdependence of all living and non-living elements within them.
- Value Type of value that pertains to the inherent worth or essential nature of something, independent of its utility or usefulness for any external purpose.
21 Clues: Ethical perspective that places humans at the center, considering human interests, well-being, and rights as the primary focus. • a prominent environmentalist known for his advocacy on climate change issues, co-founding 350.org and mobilizing global movements for climate action. • ...
US History Domestic Change XWord Max Ross 2024-06-11
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- The year MLK made his "I have a dream" speech
- Last name of the first black supreme court justice
- Last name of the person who caused the Montgomery bus boycott
- Treating someone differently because they are different
- The year the armed forces were desegregated
- An organization created by Martin Luther King Jr. for organizing peaceful protests
- An African-American revolutionary supporter of violent protest who was assassinated
- Bringing races together and sharing space
- The act that desegregated all public facilities, and protected workplace rights
- The laws that legalized segregation
- Last name of the first black baseball player
- The amendment that abolished the Poll Tax in federal elections
- A civil rights group that joined the SNCC in the Freedom Rides
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- The court case that legalized segregation
- A form of non violent protest involving a disregard of segregation in cafes and diners
- The group that organized the Montgomery bus boycott
- Fair treatment for all
- Unfair treatment against different races
- A group that helped organize Sit-Ins
- A seperation of facilities and programs by race
- Initials of one of the significant leaders of the Civil Rights movement
- A form of protest involving abstaining from the support or purchase of something
- Last name of the president that used the National Guard to enforce integration
23 Clues: Fair treatment for all • The laws that legalized segregation • A group that helped organize Sit-Ins • The court case that legalized segregation • Bringing races together and sharing space • Unfair treatment against different races • The year the armed forces were desegregated • Last name of the first black baseball player • ...
US History Domestic Change XWord Max Ross 2024-06-11
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- Fair treatment for all
- Last name of the first black supreme court justice
- An African-American revolutionary supporter of violent protest who was assassinated
- Last name of the person who caused the Montgomery bus boycott
- civil rights group that joined the SNCC in the Freedom Rides
- Unfair treatment against different races
- The act that desegregated all public facilities, and protected workplace rights
- An organization created by Martin Luther King Jr. for organizing peaceful protests
- Bringing races together and sharing space
- The amendment that abolished the Poll Tax in federal elections
- A form of protest involving abstaining from the support or purchase of something
- Last name of the first black baseball player
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- The court case that legalized segregation
- The group that organized the Montgomery bus boycott
- Initials of one of the significant leaders of the Civil Rights movement
- A group that helped organize Sit-Ins
- A seperation of facilities and programs by race
- Treating someone differently because they are different
- A form of non violent protest involving a disregard of segregation in cafes and diners
- Last name of the president that used the National Guard to enforce integration
- The laws that legalized segregation
21 Clues: Fair treatment for all • The laws that legalized segregation • A group that helped organize Sit-Ins • The court case that legalized segregation • Bringing races together and sharing space • Unfair treatment against different races • Last name of the first black baseball player • A seperation of facilities and programs by race • ...
US History & Government - Marking Period 2 Review 2025-11-25
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- The Louisiana Purchase gave the United States full control of this critical passageway for trade
- The President can sign or do this to bills passed by Congress
- He created the national bank and founded the American financial system
- What the Executive Branch does to the laws Congress creates
- The kind of politics which characterized the early American republic; Federalists vs. Democratic-Republicans
- This act, passed by President Adams and the Federalist Congress, made it illegal to criticize the government or president
- The diplomats who refused to negotiate the seizure of American ships with taking a bribe, first
- Landmark court case Marbury v. Madison established this primary power of the Supreme Court
- The powers of the Federal/National Government compared to the State Government
- Bicameral legislature that creates laws at the federal level
- The 3/5s Compromise ensured that every 5 of these would count as 3 people toward both population and taxation.
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- The center of Jefferson's agrarian vision what giving settlement and farming land to these people
- Laws/powers that are not stated in the Constitution
- Fries rebellion was a protest against this type of taxation
- Laws/powers that are spelled out in the Constitution
- This rebellion showed the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
- The source of power to govern comes from the people; "Popular"
- Number of Justices on the Supreme Court
- One of the major checks that the Legislative Branch has over the other two branches. "Power of the Purse"
- Each branch can limit the power of the others
- 400 farmers rebelled against an excise tax on domestic goods, like this
21 Clues: Number of Justices on the Supreme Court • Each branch can limit the power of the others • Laws/powers that are not stated in the Constitution • Laws/powers that are spelled out in the Constitution • Fries rebellion was a protest against this type of taxation • What the Executive Branch does to the laws Congress creates • ...
US History DC Crossword Project Unit 3 2025-12-10
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- Time when factories replaced hand tools.
- Court case that said slaves were not citizens.
- Secret escape network for enslaved people.
- Laws passed to ease slavery tension.
- Farming system after the Civil War.
- Fight for women to gain equality.
- Union general and later president.
- Southern leader who supported slavery and states’ rights.
- Machine that cleaned cotton faster.
- Device used to send fast messages.
- Transportation system that helped westward travel.
- War between the U.S. and Britain.
- Famous Civil War battle and Lincoln speech.
- Former slave who became a powerful abolitionist speaker.
- Order that freed slaves in Confederate states.
- Balanced slave and free states.
- Belief that the U.S. should expand west.
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- Time period after the Civil War to rebuild the South.
- President during the War of 1812.
- War between North and South.
- Movement focused on nature and self-reliance.
- Land deal that doubled U.S. size.
- Invented the cotton gin.
- President during the Civil War who helped end slavery.
- President responsible for the Indian Removal Act.
- Led enslaved people to freedom.
- Third U.S. president who made the Louisiana Purchase.
- "Ain't I a woman?"
- Forced removal of Native Americans.
- Movement to end slavery.
30 Clues: "Ain't I a woman?" • Invented the cotton gin. • Movement to end slavery. • War between North and South. • Led enslaved people to freedom. • Balanced slave and free states. • President during the War of 1812. • Land deal that doubled U.S. size. • Fight for women to gain equality. • War between the U.S. and Britain. • Union general and later president. • ...
US History Unit 2 - Progressivism and Imperialism 2024-10-14
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- Exaggerated stories to lure Americans to support the cause and sell newspapers
- Americans can directly vote for senators; instead of being appointed by state
- Movement of mid-class Americans set out to fix Americas problems
- 1st progressive president and adored by americans
- US is the policeman of the world, our job is to protect/intervene/threaten when needed
- Police photographer who noticed the link in crimes and poverty
- America wanted to imperialize Cuba so they went to war with Spain
- guaranteed loans to all Latin countries
- Women's right to vote, they fought for the right since 1848
- People who exposed the evils and corruption in society though journalism and photography
- US wanted to connect Atlantic and Pacific for shorter travel and give South America influence
- Cuba can’t do anything without the US consent and US gets to keep a naval base
- Americans who did NOT want to go to war - It’s not our business
- Voters could remove an elected official; remove corruption in government
- Nations deadliest factory disaster which led to improved conditions with help of federal law
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- Policy aimed at breaking trusts and gives/protects rights of mid and lower class
- European countries force China to trade with other countries to “westernize them”
- The preservation, protection, and restoration of the natural environment
- Volunteer cavalry force led by Theodore Roosevelt, won the war in 10 weeks
- The banning of all alcohol in the US
- Philippine wanted independence and fought America for it for 3 years, only gained it after WWll because of “White Man's Burden”
- Purchased from Russia, Americans thought it was a bad buy but ended up being good because of OIL
- From the exposure the meat packing industury it led to reform and the FDA
- I: Americans proposed bills not just lawmakers R: Lawmakers allowed people to vote for bills to become laws
- US wanted control for the sugar industry, our military overthrew their government
- Muckraker who exposed the evils of the meat packing industry through a book called "The Jungle"
- A state or country that has help from a more progressive country
- China citizens fought against Western Imperialism and forces other countries out
- Agreement with US and Spain, Cuba is viewed as independent, US gained the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico
- Gaining control over the political and economic status of another “weaker” country
- A battleship docked in Havana, Cuba blew up. Spain was put to blame but it ended up that Spain wasn’t involved at all
31 Clues: The banning of all alcohol in the US • guaranteed loans to all Latin countries • 1st progressive president and adored by americans • Women's right to vote, they fought for the right since 1848 • Police photographer who noticed the link in crimes and poverty • Americans who did NOT want to go to war - It’s not our business • ...
US History Semester 1 Review, Part 2 2025-01-17
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- Rico U.S. territory acquired after the Spanish-American War.
- Women's suffrage activist and leader of the National Woman’s Party.
- Advocate for African American education and vocational training. He created the Tuskegee Institute (last name only).
- Civil rights leader and co-founder of the NAACP (last name only).
- Movement to preserve natural resources, championed by Roosevelt.
- Government efforts to break up monopolies during the Progressive Era.
- Photographer who documented child labor abuses.
- Journalists who exposed societal ills during the Progressive Era.
- German proposal for an alliance with Mexico during WWI.
- Conflict that resulted in U.S. control of Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
- The U.S. took control of this Pacific island group in 1898.
- Woodrow Wilson’s plan for postwar peace.
- Movement of African Americans to northern cities during WWI.
- Former Spanish colony acquired by the U.S. after the Spanish-American War.
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- Exaggerated news stories printed by William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer.
- Sold to Americans to fund the war effort.
- Author of How the Other Half Lives, exposing urban poverty and tenement conditions.
- U.S. president during WWI.
- Volunteer cavalry unit led by Theodore Roosevelt in the Spanish-American War.
- Nickname for American soldiers during WWI.
- Engineering marvel connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
- International organization proposed by Wilson after WWI.
- The Committee on Public Information created this during World War I.
- Muckraker who exposed corruption in Standard Oil.
- Founder of Hull House, a settlement house in Chicago.
- Progressive president known for trust-busting and conservation.
26 Clues: U.S. president during WWI. • Woodrow Wilson’s plan for postwar peace. • Sold to Americans to fund the war effort. • Nickname for American soldiers during WWI. • Photographer who documented child labor abuses. • Muckraker who exposed corruption in Standard Oil. • Founder of Hull House, a settlement house in Chicago. • ...
Midterm Review- US History Colonial to Revolution 2026-01-27
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- This battle led to France joining the side of the American Continental Army
- The very religious group that founded Massachusetts Bay Colony
- The man who said "give me liberty or give me death!"
- These colonies were known for tobacco, through first indentured servants and then enslaved labor
- The last name of the Prussian man who helped Washington train the troops at Valley Forge
- This act forced Boston colonists to house and feed Redcoats
- This was the most popular pamphlet (book) in colonial America. It was written by Thomas Paine
- the Boston ______ was an act of protest against the British taxes
- The group who spoke out in favor of religious freedom and abolition of slavery during the colonial era
- The Declaration of _______ was written in 1776
- The last name of the man who created Rhode Island
- Enacted in 1763, it did not allow colonists to move west of the Appalachian Mountains
- These colonies were known for their religious and national diversity. It includes NJ
- The location of the first shots of the American Revolution
- This war led the colonies to feel less dependent on Great Britain
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- Someone who wanted the colonies to remain loyal to Great Britain
- What does CE stand for?
- The last name of the man who was the strict, intolerant leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony
- These acts said Britain had the final say on all laws and taxes in the colonies
- The first government was led by the document called the Articles of ______
- The area of the country that still had legal slavery into the 18000s
- The last name of the woman who believed women AND men could teach the Bible. She was a dissenter
- Washington's famous crossing of the Delaware led to Continental victory at this location
- The final battle of the American Revolution
- People who were kicked out of their colony due to their differing views on religion, gender roles, etc
- The British governor of Virginia who offered freedom to enslaved people in exchange for fighting for the British
- These colonies were known for being very cold and religiously intolerant with close-knit communities
- Someone who was pro-independence
- The last name of the man who was a primary author of the Federalist Papers and later was a Federalist
29 Clues: What does CE stand for? • Someone who was pro-independence • The final battle of the American Revolution • The Declaration of _______ was written in 1776 • The last name of the man who created Rhode Island • The man who said "give me liberty or give me death!" • The location of the first shots of the American Revolution • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- Designed by congress to provide protections for free people
- first navy base
- Called for construction of a railroad and telegraph line in 1862
- Work system after the civil war, similar to slavery, free slaves must rent land.
- Want as much money as possible
- frees slaves
- How much money you get an hour
- White ledge in kKK harass 200 people in the courthouse
- Eased tension between slave states and anti-slave states
- Limits Chinese immigration by 99.9%
- Segregation laws in the south
- God given right to go west
- How much you make means how much you can buy
- People from the North that head South after 1865
- 3 Police killed by bomb, 7 people dead, 7 put on trial, 4 people executed.
- calling someone a snake, from the north but dont support the war
- Ship that is blown up
- give suffrage, black men right to vote
- Southern laws designed to restrict the rights of black people
- Puts the south into 5 districts all controlled by a general
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- citizenship and equal protection
- a traitor from the south but supports reconstruction.
- The rich
- Everyone in Johnsons cabinet cant be fired by Johnson
- Will form unions of labor and American federation of labor
- Oil is worth more than gold, rock and whale oil
- Provides opportunities for slaves
- Dr will give exam, lice, pregnant, mental disorder, take chalk and mark on shirt
- Required escaped slaves to return to their owners
- didn't sign but congress was on vacation
30 Clues: The rich • frees slaves • first navy base • Ship that is blown up • God given right to go west • Segregation laws in the south • Want as much money as possible • How much money you get an hour • citizenship and equal protection • Provides opportunities for slaves • Limits Chinese immigration by 99.9% • give suffrage, black men right to vote • didn't sign but congress was on vacation • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- War involving the Sioux tribe and US military.
- Northerners who opposed the Civil War and wanted an immediate peace settlement with the confederacy.
- You can apply the theory of survival of the fittest in human nature to determine how successful one may be.
- The government isn't getting involved in business practices
- Determined in the case Plessy V. Ferguson.
- Considered a bad entrepreneur.
- An American white supremacist group known for terrorism, violence, and intimidation.
- A facility that stores small cereal grains in bulk.
- White Southerners who supported the Republican party and reconstruction policies after the civil war.
- A violent confrontation following a disputed election where black republicans held office.
- Defined the Civil War as a fight for national unity and human equality
- Laws that enforced racial segregation.
- Granted birthright citizenship
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- What the west was known as
- Fought in 1898 and lasted less than 4 months.
- Law that forbid the president to remove civil officers without senatorial consent.
- Says that only teachers and government officials from China can come to the US.
- Ways to prevent people from being able to vote.
- Book written by Andrew Carnegie
- 4/14/1865
- People moving cattle in cattle drives.
- AKA Anti-KKK act
- Swear you never supported the Confederacy.
- form of propaganda by exaggerating journalism.
- Considered a good entrepreneur.
- Ended slavery
- Prohibited the government from denying a citizen a right to vote based on race
- An indirect veto by the president by not signing a bill until it's too late to be dealt with.
- The concept that the US had a god-given right to move west.
- Northerners who moved to the south during reconstruction.
30 Clues: 4/14/1865 • Ended slavery • AKA Anti-KKK act • What the west was known as • Considered a bad entrepreneur. • Granted birthright citizenship • Book written by Andrew Carnegie • Considered a good entrepreneur. • People moving cattle in cattle drives. • Laws that enforced racial segregation. • Swear you never supported the Confederacy. • Determined in the case Plessy V. Ferguson. • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- dig up dirt
- only allowed teachers and officials into US
- "The Communist Manifesto"
- dollar number you make
- purchasing power you have
- methods to deinsentive people to vote
- Separates the US into east and west
- money paid to vote
- immigration process
- idea of a monopoly
- business does everything
- 50% seceded states take an oath
- freedom of businesses
- meet quota
- train young natives
- less than 4 months long
- exaggerated stories
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- Oil
- large navy
- field for Africans->go into dept
- Invented iron plow
- Invented barbed wire
- rich better than poor
- limit power of monopolies
- everything is controlled by one company
- "The Wealth of Nations"
- survival of the fittest
- Racist laws
- Assimilation in Chicago
- Hayes tries convincing China
30 Clues: Oil • large navy • meet quota • dig up dirt • Racist laws • Invented iron plow • money paid to vote • idea of a monopoly • immigration process • train young natives • exaggerated stories • Invented barbed wire • rich better than poor • freedom of businesses • dollar number you make • "The Wealth of Nations" • survival of the fittest • Assimilation in Chicago • less than 4 months long • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- ancestor voting
- hate group against blacks
- poor being crucified
- provides necessities to free people
- booker t washington
- frees slaves
- the obligation of rich men is to help the needy
- 1st billion dollar company, steel
- from north to south civil war
- ida b wells
- court case for judicial review
- congress controls shipments
- countries should be allowed to trade with china
- 14 points, league of nations
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- expose
- the great american desert
- oil guy
- exagerrated for horrors in cuba
- church helps clean the streets
- started by jane adams
- steel plow
- separate but equal
- chinese have to be a teacher or doctor
- Teddy Roosevelt Theory
- protect edwin stanton
- stock market drop
- positive features = babies, the pill
- racist laws
- bombed in February 1898
- rough riders go up and take pictures
30 Clues: expose • oil guy • steel plow • ida b wells • racist laws • frees slaves • ancestor voting • stock market drop • separate but equal • booker t washington • poor being crucified • started by jane adams • protect edwin stanton • Teddy Roosevelt Theory • bombed in February 1898 • the great american desert • hate group against blacks • congress controls shipments • 14 points, league of nations • ...
US History EOC Presidents, Politicians, and Judges 2026-04-23
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- (initials) 1961-1963 oversaw the Cuban Missile Crisis, assassinated November 22, 1963
- civil rights lawyer - first black Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States appointed by Lyndon Johnson
- Arkansas Governor who called out the National Guard to prevent nine black students from Nixoning Little Rock's Central High School
- 1901-1909 known for the phrase: "Speak softly but carry a big stick"
- (initials) 1953-1961 domestic policies focused on building infrastructure
- 1913-1921 led the country during WWI
- United States politician who accused many citizens of being Communists (1908-1957)
- Alabama Governor best known for his pro-segregation attitudes during the Civil Rights Movement
- 1945-1953 President who ended WWII using nuclear weapons against Japan
- first woman Supreme Court Justice appointed by Ronald Reagan
- 1921-1923 involved in the Teapot Dome Scandal
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- 1933-1945 initiated the New Deal programs and led the country during WWII
- 2001-2009 President during the September 11th attacks
- First African American woman elected to Congress (NY) and later ran as an independent for President
- first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice appointed by Barack Obama
- 1977-1981 struggled to retain US confidence during 70s economic crisis
- (initials) 1963-1969 implemented the Great Society programs
- 1993-2001 second President to be impeached
- 1969-1973 resigned due to the Watergate Scandal
- 2009-2017 domestic policies focused on economic recovery and healthcare
- 1981-1989 popular President involved in Iran-Contra scandal
21 Clues: 1913-1921 led the country during WWI • 1993-2001 second President to be impeached • 1921-1923 involved in the Teapot Dome Scandal • 1969-1973 resigned due to the Watergate Scandal • 2001-2009 President during the September 11th attacks • (initials) 1963-1969 implemented the Great Society programs • 1981-1989 popular President involved in Iran-Contra scandal • ...
2º DAS Patient Management 2024-10-22
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- If the patient _____ is slow, there will be too many patients in the hospital.
- Clinical _____ helps us learn more about the effects of certain drugs and medication.
- This is when you look closely at a patient’s progress in case there are changes.
- The medical team must offer _____ to all the patients.
- If you don’t get a doctor’s _____, you will have to go to work.
- Effective bed _____ is essential to avoid long waiting times in hospitals.
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- ‘Sanidad’ in English.
- We have designed a patient _____ plan and he has to follow it perfectly.
- The patient _____ contains all the necessary information about the patient.
- Cancer is an example of a serious _____.
- If you have a serious injury, you can go to Accident & _____.
- A patient’s medical _____ gives us all the information about past health problems.
- The patient has recovered and received her hospital _____ this morning. She can return to work next week.
13 Clues: ‘Sanidad’ in English. • Cancer is an example of a serious _____. • The medical team must offer _____ to all the patients. • If you have a serious injury, you can go to Accident & _____. • If you don’t get a doctor’s _____, you will have to go to work. • We have designed a patient _____ plan and he has to follow it perfectly. • ...
Weekly Crossword 2021-03-02
6 Clues: Pollinators of flowers • One of Binnenduin's goals • Part of Beverwijk's history • Binnenduin is near the _______ • The new neighborhood in Beverwijk • Something you receive from us every week!
Unit 2 Review Crossword 2024-03-05
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- How people ate before agriculture
- The study of the origin and development of human societies and cultures, drawing conclusions using fossils, artifacts, and pre-history
- Human-like being that used stone tools appeared 2.4 million years ago, brain is ½ size of a human’s
- Largest neolithic city found, Turkey in 7000 BCE, really developed because traded with far away places, large population
- Everyone in the society is considered equal regardless of gender or race
- Contains cave paintings that are considered the oldest in the world (15,000 BCE), South of France
- Human-like being that appeared 2-1.5 million years ago, used tools like a hand ax, controlled fire, migrated out of Africa
- Lifestyle of people that moved in small groups from place to place following migrating animals
- Entire australopithecus skeleton, discovered by Donald Johanson in Ethiopia in 1974
- Human-like beings that appeared 200,000 years ago, migrated around the world, the same species as us, used a wide range of tools, fire, and language
- Time period known as the new Stone age, 10,000-5,000 B.C.E.
- The change from hunting and gathering to farming
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- Dividing work between people, men: hunters, women: farmers & watching children, developed when humans settled into societies
- The study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains
- Anything in history that happened before written records were developed
- Human-like beings that walked upright, the brain is 1/3 the size of a human's
- The divisions of a society based on social and economic status’, developed when humans settled into societies
- Discovered skull fragments in 1959 in Tanzania of australopithecus that are 1.75 million years old
- Something in the past that people used or made
- Monuments of stone used for religion by early farming societies
- Time period from 2.5 million years ago to 10,000 years ago, 1st part of Stone Age
- The spreading or diffusing of cultural ideas
- A land bridge created by the ice age, how humans migrated from Asia to North America
- Preserved 5,300 year old frozen body discovered in 1991 in the Italian Otztal Alps,
- Africa to Southwest Asia to South Asia. From South Asia to either Europe or Australia. From Europe to North Asia to the Americas
- Human-like creatures that walked upright, appeared in Africa 4-5 million years ago
- A worker in a skilled trade, especially one that involves making things by hand
- Selectively growing plants or breeding animals so they’re useful to us
28 Clues: How people ate before agriculture • The spreading or diffusing of cultural ideas • Something in the past that people used or made • The change from hunting and gathering to farming • Time period known as the new Stone age, 10,000-5,000 B.C.E. • Monuments of stone used for religion by early farming societies • ...
Ms.Edwards Famous Crossword 2022-03-24
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- Magical devices that we use in class
- The state in which we live
- Korean boy band
- Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connecticut were known as?
- If we don’t learn from the past, History will ____ itself
- The Fat Cat who loves Lasagna
- Hello and Goodbye in Hawaiian
- This state looks like a hand or Mitten!
- Streaming service, that many of us spend too much time on
- US ____ (Tennis Tournament)
- The Iron ____ (Show on the food network)
- cookie, creme-filled snack; ice cream, ice cream flavor; snack 1912
- What makes Arizona 1.02 and not.99
- what pop star taught you how to spell "bananas"?
- this is both a color and a fruit
- According to the 8th graders at HSC ____ ____ Fries are the worst kind of fries! (they are kind of sweet)
- - Racist Jason Reyolds said They love you for you
- Ms. Edwards is funnier than _____
- A hot dog is a ...
- A major source of distraction during class
- a very strange place filled with strange children
- TV Show that had everyone was talking about in 2021
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- Social Media app that many of the “influencers” in the hype house got famous on
- what was the MUST have flip phone of the 2000s?
- This founding father, Alexander _____ has a play about his life, that is also on disney plus now
- This artist said that girls run the world
- This pop group sang the song “Waterloo” and have many songs featured in the movie Mamma Mia
- The second half of the pop duo group Sonny and ___
- this is Ms. Edwards Favorite MTV Show, with stars Nev & Max
- Georgia, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, and maryland were known as?
- A small round green vegetable most children dis like eating
- Only like you when you are like them
- ____ Sign is based off the month (and day) you were born.
- Fake _____ by Paramore (Song)
- Barbie’s Beau
- World ____ Web
- A subject where you learn about dead people, people who are alive, and weird things happening around the world (but most people think its boring)
- Author Jason Reynolds called this group our “fake friends”
- March is _____ History Month.
- New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware were known as?
- This a social construct, it is not biological
- These shoes should stay in “sport mood” or not
42 Clues: Barbie’s Beau • World ____ Web • Korean boy band • A hot dog is a ... • The state in which we live • US ____ (Tennis Tournament) • The Fat Cat who loves Lasagna • Hello and Goodbye in Hawaiian • Fake _____ by Paramore (Song) • March is _____ History Month. • this is both a color and a fruit • Ms. Edwards is funnier than _____ • What makes Arizona 1.02 and not.99 • ...
Cross-Country Vacation 2015-09-18
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- To watch again later, the family ________s the whole visit.
- This word means 'related to history'.
- Butterflies have _____ wings. The wings are easy to break.
- They go _____ near the Lake of the Ozarks.
- These flowers smell almost like honey.
- Abraham _______ is a former US President.
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- They will drive to some _______ places.
- "We're off without further _______."
- They go ______ up on a hill.
- They have no time to _______.
- The majestic mountains were so ________ because of their size and beauty.
- Feeling really happy and cheerful.
- The family is driving to _________.
- "Last one in the water is a ______ egg."
- The camera is used to make a travel _______.
- People who do research on the ruins.
16 Clues: They go ______ up on a hill. • They have no time to _______. • Feeling really happy and cheerful. • The family is driving to _________. • "We're off without further _______." • People who do research on the ruins. • This word means 'related to history'. • These flowers smell almost like honey. • They will drive to some _______ places. • ...
Cross-Country Vacation 2015-09-18
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- Feeling really happy and cheerful.
- Abraham _______ is a former US President.
- "We're off without further _______."
- To watch again later, the family ________s the whole visit.
- These flowers smell almost like honey.
- The camera is used to make a travel _______.
- People who do research on the ruins.
- The family is driving to _________.
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- They go _____ near the Lake of the Ozarks.
- Butterflies have _____ wings. The wings are easy to break.
- This word means 'related to history'.
- They will drive to some _______ places.
- They go ______ up on a hill.
- The majestic mountains were so ________ because of their size and beauty.
- They have no time to _______.
- "Last one in the water is a ______ egg."
16 Clues: They go ______ up on a hill. • They have no time to _______. • Feeling really happy and cheerful. • The family is driving to _________. • "We're off without further _______." • People who do research on the ruins. • This word means 'related to history'. • These flowers smell almost like honey. • They will drive to some _______ places. • ...
Chapter 1 Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-19
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- when humans learned to plant crops
- one of the sources of African wealth (Not valuable)
- First civilization in North America
- Created irrigation canals in the SW US
- one of the main reasons for the decline of Africa
- Land bridge that connected Asia to North America
- the journey of slaves across the Atlantic
- First civilization to use gold and copper jewelry
- Created adobe structures and lived in cliffs
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- first European Country to purchase slaves
- Person who moves from place to place
- Were very imperialistic and practiced sacrifices
- Built mounds
- Process to determine the age of an object
- wealthiest man in history
- Created a calendar and were talented mathematicians
16 Clues: Built mounds • wealthiest man in history • when humans learned to plant crops • First civilization in North America • Person who moves from place to place • Created irrigation canals in the SW US • first European Country to purchase slaves • Process to determine the age of an object • the journey of slaves across the Atlantic • Created adobe structures and lived in cliffs • ...
What we have learned so far in Humanities 2024-07-18
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- this word means 'new stone'.
- The arrangement of events and dates in order.
- Common BCE stands for.
- this word means 'old stone'.
- Empire Ancient History ends with the fall of what?
- Used to cross shallow seas between islands.
- The month named after Julius Caesar.
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- The age before the invention of writing.
- The country from which early humans migrated from.
- The words for A.D. time
- The number of theories on early human migration.
- This evidence allows us to study the past
- Source created after the time of being studied
- A time period of ten years.
- The term for a time period of 100 years.
- Early people moving to find food and shelter.
16 Clues: Common BCE stands for. • The words for A.D. time • A time period of ten years. • this word means 'new stone'. • this word means 'old stone'. • The month named after Julius Caesar. • The age before the invention of writing. • The term for a time period of 100 years. • This evidence allows us to study the past • Used to cross shallow seas between islands. • ...
7/8 G 2024 2024-07-25
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- A meal 7 and 7/8 G shared together twice
- Straight teacher (7)
- Biggest team this school year
- A very loud event where we proved ourselves to be the Alpha Squadron
- Subject Ms. Pearson taught us
- Town we went to
- STEM event where Dublin DOMINATED
- Straight teacher (8)
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- When certain people get to stay inside
- Musical we watched to learn U.S. History
- something but not really
- Team that won Championship Banner this year
- What 7/8 G was learning about when they got stormed
- first part of Sport we won the Finalist banner in this year
- Split teacher
- We watched a match at the Varsity level
16 Clues: Split teacher • Town we went to • Straight teacher (7) • Straight teacher (8) • something but not really • Biggest team this school year • Subject Ms. Pearson taught us • STEM event where Dublin DOMINATED • When certain people get to stay inside • We watched a match at the Varsity level • Musical we watched to learn U.S. History • A meal 7 and 7/8 G shared together twice • ...
SCHOOL 2023-04-11
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- to make our pencils more sharper
- where we learn about the natural world
- where we learn about algebra
- what we need to write with
- where the teacher writes the important work
- where we write essays and learn our vocabulary
- what we use to measure things
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- a things we use to color in drawings
- a paper we do our work on
- where we do exercises
- a class where we learn about ancient history
- where we can do our work online
- where we write all of our notes
- to keep our work organized
- another things we use to color in drawings but it stains
- to help us keep to papers together
16 Clues: where we do exercises • a paper we do our work on • to keep our work organized • what we need to write with • where we learn about algebra • what we use to measure things • where we can do our work online • where we write all of our notes • to make our pencils more sharper • to help us keep to papers together • a things we use to color in drawings • ...
Solutions Unit 2 2025-01-06
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- when you don't sleep enough
- Subject about countries
- helps you to cross a river
- Last day before the weekend
- subject about numbers
- The day we go to church
- like a car but then in water
- the most important subject
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- subject about the past
- after you fall in the river you are...
- the language spoken in the country to the right of us
- a road in the wilderness
- the language spoken by people with a red white and blue flag
- between two mountains there is a...
- the meal you have between your third and fourth lesson
- in the pfl-weeks we have a lot of...
16 Clues: subject about numbers • subject about the past • Subject about countries • The day we go to church • a road in the wilderness • helps you to cross a river • the most important subject • when you don't sleep enough • Last day before the weekend • like a car but then in water • between two mountains there is a... • in the pfl-weeks we have a lot of... • ...
US Imperialism 2019-02-12
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- US ships first appeared off the coast of this island nation in 1853 with the intent of opening up trading relations.
- The US acquired this Pacific island in 1898 as a result of the Spanish-American War.
- Americans blamed the sinking of this ship on the Spanish, leading to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War.
- This volunteer cavalry unit fought in the Spanish-American War under the leadership of a future US President.
- This ideology played an important role in inspiring not only the internal consolidation of European nations and the US, but also imperialistic expansion.
- This was the term for the idea that it was the right of the United States of America to possess territory stretching across North America from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
- This territory in the Pacific Northwest region was acquired by the US following a treaty signed with Great Britain in 1846 which helped to avoid a war between the two nations.
- JACKSON The US President responsible for forcibly relocating Native American tribes and pushing them further westward.
- This philosophy encouraged Americans to invest financially in areas that were strategically important to the United States, such as Latin America.
- This addition to US political philosophy going back to the 1820s stated that the US had the right to intervene in Latin America to maintain or restore order.
- Originally, the US attempted to support a revolution in this country, whose people were in the process of rising up against Spanish colonial rule.
- This legal measure made Cuba essentially a protectorate of the United States until 1934 and allowed the US to lease lands for the establishment of a naval base in Cuba.
- This term is used to describe the overly sensationalist journalism that often had the intention of convincing Americans to show enthusiasm for participation in military actions.
- This naval commander is credited with initiating trading relations with a previously isolationist island nation.
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- This naval base on Cuba is still leased by the US government.
- This island in the Caribbean Sea was acquired by the US following the Spanish-American War and is today an independent commonwealth whose inhabitants have been US citizens since 1917.
- The US acquired territory from this country in what is now the southwestern portion of the US (states of New Mexico, Arizona, and California).
- Also known as Seward's Folly, this piece of land was purchased by the US in 1867 from Russia.
- This word is used to describe both an excessively lengthy speech, but also the informal troops acting without official government authorization which were sometimes useful for the US in overthrowing certain foreign governments.
- The US initially helped the inhabitants of these Pacific islands fight for their independence from Spain, but then ended up ruling them in a harsh and oppressive manner as well.
- The Spanish-American War took place under the leadership of this US President, eventually leading to significant territorial gains for the USA.
- This political philosophy linked to President Roosevelt's policies contained the ideas that the US should preserve order and stability in the world by intervening in the affairs of less developed nations.
- This principle of US foreign policy was first articulated in the 1820s and warned European powers to not interfere in affairs of the Western Hemisphere.
- This man became the President of the US after his predecessor was assassinated by an anarchist. He was known for being aggressive and had previously been a war hero who fought in the Spanish-American War.
- This was the name for the idea that attempted to protext US trade interests in the Far East by preventing the partition of China and instead allowing all Western nations to trade there on equal footing.
- This term is used to describe the US policy during the 1830s which forcefully relocated various Native American tribes and led to the deaths of thousands.
- This is the site of a major US naval base in Hawaii which was acquired following the annexation of Hawaii in 1898.
- This incredibly important piece of infrastructure constructed between the years 1904 and 1914 allowed the US to more quickly move ships from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
- Taking place in 1803, this nearly doubled the territory of the United States from one day to the next.
- This future state had previously belonged to Mexico before it became an independent republic and eventually the 28th US state.
- These Pacific islands were annexed by the US after their queen was deposed. Eventually they became a state in 1959.
31 Clues: This naval base on Cuba is still leased by the US government. • The US acquired this Pacific island in 1898 as a result of the Spanish-American War. • Also known as Seward's Folly, this piece of land was purchased by the US in 1867 from Russia. • Taking place in 1803, this nearly doubled the territory of the United States from one day to the next. • ...
Among us 2022-01-07
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- the second map made
- where to do the card swipe
- who must do tasks avoiding imposter/voting out imposter
- the place with no vents in the skeld
- where to emergency meeting in the polus
- a task in reactor
- the task in the upper and lower engine
- where to fix lights
- where to use cams
- the third map made
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- a task in admin
- where to do astroids
- the forth map made
- a task in electrical
- where to do the scan task
- who must kill and sabotage
- the first map made
- the south engine in the skeld
- where to emergency meeting in the skeld, Mira hq, and airship
- where to fix sabotaged oxygen
- where to do the Simon Says task
- a sus color
- the north engine in the skeld
23 Clues: a sus color • a task in admin • a task in reactor • where to use cams • the forth map made • the first map made • the third map made • the second map made • where to fix lights • where to do astroids • a task in electrical • where to do the scan task • where to do the card swipe • who must kill and sabotage • the south engine in the skeld • where to fix sabotaged oxygen • ...
Among us 2021-11-05
20 Clues: vent • kill • admin • wepons • defeat • report • lights • leaves • victory • reactor • crewmate • ejection • imposter • Among us • emergency • cafeteria • electrical • navigation • medical center • security cameras
About us 2022-01-26
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- My favorite thing to see at seaworld?
- What do I wanna get a pet of but you told me no? ( no allergy)
- What do I call my favorite coffee place?
- Where did we get engaged?
- My favorite thing to see at the zoo/safari?
- What state did we get married?
- What setting would we like to have a wedding at?
- What have we decided to make apart of our Christmas tradition?
- What color is my favorite perfume?
- What is your favorite type of animals?
- Where did we say we wanted to do our honeymoon?
- What pet do we really want and will probably never get? (not puppy)
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- Where are we hoping to move next? (Military still)
- What is our favorite snack?
- What month did we get princess?
- What month did we start dating?
- What do I say after I love you?
- What do I have too many of? You buy me one every Christmas.
- What do we order at breakfast on weekends?
- Where do we always get breakfast on weekends?
- Where did we meet?
- What is my favorite season of the year?
- How many gingerbread houses have we made?
23 Clues: Where did we meet? • Where did we get engaged? • What is our favorite snack? • What state did we get married? • What month did we get princess? • What month did we start dating? • What do I say after I love you? • What color is my favorite perfume? • My favorite thing to see at seaworld? • What is your favorite type of animals? • What is my favorite season of the year? • ...
Remember Us 2013-12-07
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- My favorite color
- What am I doing right now?
- Something you always told me to look at and I always do especially now
- I wanna make you feel
- A date we went on at least three times and was so fun (I'm way better:))
- My eye color
- Our favorite place to eat
- The Love of my Life's name in my phone
- Food that I love and makes you sick
- Your dad said this on Graduation night; I'll never forget
- Our special place to go alone
- El llave es
- We liked to try on clothes
- Six Anniversary Movie
- Ew you farted!
- We said this "broke down" but it looked sketchy
- This describes our LOVE
- Something I hated then you got me to love
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- Our favorite game to play
- Something we looked forward to every night
- Something that always seems to be between us
- When we first sort of met
- Firth date
- Three wasn't enough! The last overnight one was probably the best though.
- Our first daughter's name
- Something weird I have everyday
- You wrote this on my passenger window on a night we fought in December
- You missed ;)
- Animal you made me kiss :P
- Freaked out because a cop pulled up to us here, almost busted
- Something we never wanted to do
- April 5th
- My pillow pet
33 Clues: April 5th • Firth date • El llave es • My eye color • You missed ;) • My pillow pet • Ew you farted! • My favorite color • I wanna make you feel • Six Anniversary Movie • This describes our LOVE • Our favorite game to play • When we first sort of met • Our favorite place to eat • Our first daughter's name • What am I doing right now? • Animal you made me kiss :P • We liked to try on clothes • ...
About Us 2015-07-29
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- Favorite street food.
- Your province.
- Our place.
- My favorite ulam.
- Our baby.
- Our number.
- Favorite detective.
- You call me.
- Your favorite ulam.
- DQ Flavor.
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- My province.
- My collection.
- My favorite color.
- Our code word.
- Your collection.
- I call you.
- Where we met.
- Anniversary Month.
- All-time favorite series.
- Your favorite color.
20 Clues: Our baby. • Our place. • DQ Flavor. • I call you. • Our number. • My province. • You call me. • Where we met. • My collection. • Our code word. • Your province. • Your collection. • My favorite ulam. • My favorite color. • Anniversary Month. • Favorite detective. • Your favorite ulam. • Your favorite color. • Favorite street food. • All-time favorite series.
About us 2015-07-30
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- On the weekend we like to...
- Billy is Monique's..
- What I put the flowers you gave me into on our first Valentine's Day
- The sea animal associated with Vanuatu
- Our word for 'sexy time'
- Our favourite chocolate date
- What we ate on our first 'real'date
- Something Monique is scared of
- Complete this sentence "I ..... I love you" ;)
- We like to go out for this on weekends..
- We both have big..
- Billy is Monique's..
- Our first overseas holiday together
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- Where we went on our first date
- Sunday mornings we like to..
- You are this..
- I always say I love your...
- What I laughed at you for on our first real date
- Where we first met
- We are both in...
- Monique is this..
- Something we love to do together in summer
- What you threw me into on our first real date
- Monique is Billy's...
24 Clues: You are this.. • We are both in... • Monique is this.. • Where we first met • We both have big.. • Billy is Monique's.. • Billy is Monique's.. • Monique is Billy's... • Our word for 'sexy time' • I always say I love your... • Sunday mornings we like to.. • On the weekend we like to... • Our favourite chocolate date • Something Monique is scared of • Where we went on our first date • ...
US Immigration 2016-05-17
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- The ____ steam engine meant ships could bring people across the Atlantic much easier
- White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
- Ethnic and religious discrimination made it difficult for Irish immigrants to _____
- came to the US in the 60s and 70s because of labour shortages in the US
- Europeans came to the US because it was rich in ______
- This word means choice (vilje)
- The ____ Famine in Ireland forced many to seek a new life in America
- This precious metal was discovered in California in 1848
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- The ___ Revolution made farming easier
- The ___Act gave immigrants 160 acres of free land, provided they lived on the land for 5 years
- The Chinese________ act outlawed Chinese immigration from 1882 until 1943
- WWII led to an economic _____in the US
- One of the groups of people from the third wave of US immigration
- A period of economic hardship in the 1930s
- US involvement in conflict in the 60s and 70s led to immigration from this Asian country
- _____ made up the largest group to come to 'Golden Mountain'
- Immigration to the USA has made it a country of contrasts and _______(mangfold)
- A group of colonists that left the old country for religious reasons
- Able to read and write
- 'grense' (for example between Mexico and the US
20 Clues: Able to read and write • White Anglo-Saxon Protestant • This word means choice (vilje) • The ___ Revolution made farming easier • WWII led to an economic _____in the US • A period of economic hardship in the 1930s • 'grense' (for example between Mexico and the US • Europeans came to the US because it was rich in ______ • ...
US politics 2016-04-03
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- an election in which members of the same political party run against each other for the chance to be in a larger and more important election
- member of one house/chamber of the US Congress
- a statement of a change to the Constitution of the US
- the quality of showing too much support for one person, group (e.g. political party) or idea
- political body (= politisches Organ) making and passing laws
- a US organization that supports the right of citizens to own a gun (acronym)
- to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility
- a body of electors – especially one that elects the president and vice president of the United States
- an organized attempt by a group of people to influence politicians on a particular issue
- the process of voting at an election: “to go to the ...”; synonym of “surveys (pl.)”
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- to develop in a successful way; to grow and become wealthy
- (in the US) the principle of government by which the President, Congress and the Supreme Court each have some control over the others
- moving, reacting or working more slowly than normal and in a way that seems lazy
- the people in a society who have influence and power and who usually do not support change
- a feeling of anger or unhappiness about something that you think is unfair
- to make a long speech in parliament in order to delay a vote
- a system of government in which all the people of a country can vote to elect their representatives
- a meeting of members of a political party for the purpose of choosing candidates for an election by open discussion
- a situation in which people with different opinions are not able to agree with each other and so no action can be taken
- symbol of the Democratic Party
- sth. to officially end a law, a system or an institution
21 Clues: symbol of the Democratic Party • member of one house/chamber of the US Congress • a statement of a change to the Constitution of the US • sth. to officially end a law, a system or an institution • to develop in a successful way; to grow and become wealthy • to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility • ...
US States 2023-03-09
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- The Prarie State
- The Garden State
- The Pelican State
- The North Star State
- The Badger State
- The Bluegrass State
- The Equality State
- The Pine Tree State
- The Magnolia State
- The Mount Rushmore State
- The Green Mountain State
- The Palmetto State
- The Old Line State
- The Constitution State
- The Golden State
- The Land of Enchantment
- The Sunflower State
- The Last Frontier
- The Granite State
- The Peach State
- The Treasure State
- The Old Dominion State
- The Grand Canyon State
- The Bay State
- The Sunshine State
- The Natural State
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- The Ocean State
- The Silver State
- The Evergreen State
- The Empire State
- The Wolverine State
- The Aloha State
- The Keystone State
- The Beaver State
- The Centennial State
- The Beehive State
- The Tar of Heel State
- The Peace of Garden State
- The First State
- The Lone Star State
- The Mountain State
- The Volunteer State
- The Hoosier State
- The Yellowhammer State
- The Sooner State
- The Hawkeye State
- The Gem State
- The Show-Me State
- The Cornhusker State
- The Buckeye State
50 Clues: The Gem State • The Bay State • The Ocean State • The Aloha State • The First State • The Peach State • The Prarie State • The Silver State • The Garden State • The Empire State • The Badger State • The Beaver State • The Golden State • The Sooner State • The Pelican State • The Beehive State • The Hoosier State • The Hawkeye State • The Show-Me State • The Last Frontier • The Granite State • The Buckeye State • ...
About Us! 2022-12-15
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- Mom’s birthday month
- Auntie Angela’s research location and what you might have for dinner
- Fruccitule
- A game of running
- A game of serving
- Highest and lowest card
- Everyone's favorite person in the world
- Roger's favorite numbers
- Papa's favorite tool
- Bulbasaur is one
- Emmanuel Sol Kogut lives here
- Icy-mud place
- Insect-like swimming stroke
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- Bacciagalupe
- Dad likes this type of food
- A card game of fantasy
- Maine’s ocean
- Papa's favorite food
- Home of the Red Sox
- Mom's favorite room
- How Nana feels when she doesn’t eat
- Guard Point’s town
- Aloof feline
- Mom's fast food favorite
- Allan picks it
- Big Papa
- Number of cards in a deck
27 Clues: Big Papa • Fruccitule • Bacciagalupe • Aloof feline • Maine’s ocean • Icy-mud place • Allan picks it • Bulbasaur is one • A game of running • A game of serving • Guard Point’s town • Home of the Red Sox • Mom's favorite room • Mom’s birthday month • Papa's favorite food • Papa's favorite tool • A card game of fantasy • Highest and lowest card • Roger's favorite numbers • Mom's fast food favorite • ...
US States 2022-12-03
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- 6 letters starts with n ends with a
- 4 letters starts with o ends with o
- 5 letters starts with t end with s
- 7 letters starts with g end with a
- 8 letters starts with m end with n
- 7 letters starts with a end with a
- 11 letters starts with n end with a
- York 7 letters starts with n end with k
- 7 letters starts with f ends with a
- 5 letters starts with i ends with o
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- 8 letters starts with v ends with a
- 12 letters starts with p ends with a
- 5 letters starts with m end with e
- 8 letters starts with d ends with e
- 8 letters starts with v ends with a
- 13 letters starts with n ends with a
- 4 letters starts with u ends with h
- 8 letters starts with m end with i
- 8 letters starts with n ends with a
- 10 letters starts with w ends with n
- 9 letters starts with m ends with a
21 Clues: 5 letters starts with m end with e • 5 letters starts with t end with s • 8 letters starts with m end with i • 7 letters starts with g end with a • 8 letters starts with m end with n • 7 letters starts with a end with a • 8 letters starts with v ends with a • 6 letters starts with n ends with a • 8 letters starts with d ends with e • 8 letters starts with v ends with a • ...
US Governement 2022-12-12
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- Used by political parties to campaign
- Political party that has more conservative views
- Using broad terms(that are up for interpretation) to get people to support
- Right to bear arms
- Political party that has more liberal views
- Supreme law of the land
- House of representatives and the senate
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- Trying to dirty someone's name to distract and defer voters from the opponent
- Make it look like a lot of (important) people support this one candidate
- Document that comprises the first ten amendments
- Freedom of speech
- Having someone(celebrity) that a lot of people like support a candidate
- equal protection under the laws,
- Folks Making a candidate look like he is like everyone else
- The 9 justices
- System of voting in the US
- Using something emotional(even unrelated) to suede voters towards you
- Every us citizen right
- right to remain silent
- Only looking at one side of the story and making a list
20 Clues: The 9 justices • Freedom of speech • Right to bear arms • Every us citizen right • right to remain silent • Supreme law of the land • System of voting in the US • equal protection under the laws, • Used by political parties to campaign • House of representatives and the senate • Political party that has more liberal views • Document that comprises the first ten amendments • ...
About Us 2023-01-24
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- Your dog's name
- My favorite TVD villain
- The month we started dating
- My favorite Friends character
- Your favorite TVD character
- The game you made for me once
- My lucky Mario Character in Mario Party
- My favorite show
- My dog's name
- Your favorite AC villager
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- My favorite AC villager
- Your favorite Mario Character
- Your birth month
- Your fave Marvel superhero
- Your nickname for me
- The month we met
- My favorite color.
- Tv show we've watched twice all the way through.
- Your favorite color.
- My birth month
- My favorite New Girl character
- The Marvel movie you always want to watch
- Name of my dog that died (rip)
23 Clues: My dog's name • My birth month • Your dog's name • Your birth month • The month we met • My favorite show • My favorite color. • Your nickname for me • Your favorite color. • My favorite AC villager • My favorite TVD villain • Your favorite AC villager • Your fave Marvel superhero • The month we started dating • Your favorite TVD character • Your favorite Mario Character • ...
US Constitution 2023-01-20
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- a compulsory contribution
- a body of citizen soldiers
- having to do with lawmaking
- change to the Constitution or a bill in Congress
- the supreme legal text that formed the framework of the current United States government.
- relating to the national or central government
- having to do with courts and court proceedings
- proposed law
- the provision of accommodations or lodgings
- an area of land under the jurisdiction
- one who pledges help or support to another in a common cause
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- the attribute of fairness, especially in a court of law.
- sign or give formal consent to making it officially valid.
- to refuse to buy or handle
- to cancel the penalty for an offense
- agreement among two or more nations
- an introduction
- having to do with carrying out laws
- something to influence
- freedom of choice
- a real or imagined wrong or other cause for complaint or protest
21 Clues: proposed law • an introduction • freedom of choice • something to influence • a compulsory contribution • to refuse to buy or handle • a body of citizen soldiers • having to do with lawmaking • agreement among two or more nations • having to do with carrying out laws • to cancel the penalty for an offense • an area of land under the jurisdiction • ...
Just Us! 2023-04-27
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- One of our favorite shows & podcasts
- Destination of our first couples vacation
- Our song
- Will you ever leave me?
- You smell good, Heidi!
- Jeopardy Answer would be "What is Hella Stella?"
- Result of our first real kiss
- Tapas? Yes please!
- Name of our new puppy
- a breaking ball designed to move in the opposite direction of just about every other breaking pitch
- Our favorite beach restaurant
- #19's varsity position
- Hotel we stayed at in NYC
- Street name you lived on before we moved in together
- What we are
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- My favorite musical artist
- What I had surgery on in 2019
- Nickname I call Lee
- Our auto insurance provider
- About how much taller I am than you
- "___ ___ ___ can't you see?"
- Your 40th birthday
- Breed that Memphis was (generic)
- #13 NO WR
- My daily chore
- Referred to lapis lazuli
- My bucket list vacation location
- Where totally possum parties are held
- To be attractive or tempting. noun. fascination; charm; appeal
- She's on tour with Brandi Carlile this summer
- one of your favorite body parts (of mine)
- The one that got away ;)
32 Clues: Our song • #13 NO WR • What we are • My daily chore • Your 40th birthday • Tapas? Yes please! • Nickname I call Lee • Name of our new puppy • You smell good, Heidi! • #19's varsity position • Will you ever leave me? • Referred to lapis lazuli • The one that got away ;) • Hotel we stayed at in NYC • My favorite musical artist • Our auto insurance provider • "___ ___ ___ can't you see?" • ...
US Constitution 2021-01-24
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- the principle or system of vesting in separate branches the executive, legislative, and judicial powers of a government.
- Right of the supreme court to determine is a law violates the Constitution
- Something added to a document
- Overturn a bill proposed in Congress
- Powers not specifically defined in the Constitution
- Reject a bill and prevent it from becoming a law
- Each branch of government has a check on the other 2 branches so that no one branch becomes too powerful
- To Approve
- Voters hold sovereign power
- Idea that government must follow procedures established by law and guaranteed by the Constitution
- Powers shared by the state and federal governments
- Lawmaking branch of government
- Political theory that government is subject to the will of the people
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- Formal plan of government
- governing or controlling body whose power exists only within predefined limits that are established by a constitution
- Carry out the nation’s laws
- a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way.
- Sharing of power between federal and state governments
- Powers that belong to the state government
- People that members of Congress
- Interprets the laws
- a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- Formally charge a public official of misconduct in office
- Powers that belong only to the federal government
- formal indication of a choice between two or more candidates or courses of action
- Group of advisors to the president
- Two house legislature
- a person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference.
28 Clues: To Approve • Interprets the laws • Two house legislature • Formal plan of government • Carry out the nation’s laws • Voters hold sovereign power • Something added to a document • Lawmaking branch of government • People that members of Congress • Group of advisors to the president • Overturn a bill proposed in Congress • Powers that belong to the state government • ...
About Us 2020-10-03
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- Friday is ____ day.
- The stage is set for acting with it.
- Rules to live by.
- An in-situ only site.
- How many branches is Denise responsible for?
- Your 'street corner.'
- The anatomy of our principles.
- Business designed for longevity.
- We keep the world ____
- Studs, nuts and gaskets.
- The start.
- An environment where people feel valued.
- A non-financial investment.
- Integral group to Suncor's social goal.
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- Prevents the spread of germs.
- How many teams are we?
- Destination about the journey.
- ____ don't judge.
- Suncor's newest site in Wood Buffalo.
- Grainger's contract owner for Suncor.
- People who inspire others.
- Curiosity should be ____
- How is oil extracted in the in-situ process?
- Importance; seriousness
- Our regional manager.
- Our first priority.
- Where our oil comes from if not in-situ.
- Systems, Applications, Programs
28 Clues: The start. • Rules to live by. • ____ don't judge. • Friday is ____ day. • Our first priority. • An in-situ only site. • Your 'street corner.' • Our regional manager. • How many teams are we? • We keep the world ____ • Importance; seriousness • Curiosity should be ____ • Studs, nuts and gaskets. • People who inspire others. • A non-financial investment. • Prevents the spread of germs. • ...
Among Us 2020-12-01
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- - The spaceship map
- - The people who go around killing the crewmates and sabotaging tasks.
- - The White guy
- - The people who have to do tasks and find out who the imposter is
- - The Yellow guy
- - The stuff a crew-mate does
- - What happens when you press the button
- - The red guy
- - The Green guy
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- - The lime guy
- - The Purple guy
- - The Pink Guy
- - The Brown guy
- - A way to make more tasks
- - The Black guy
- - How to kick or get rid of players in the game.
- - What you do to a dead body
- - A great game
- - The cyan guy
- - Suspicious
- - The Blue guy
- - The Impostor can do this to speed up transportation.
22 Clues: - Suspicious • - The red guy • - The lime guy • - The Pink Guy • - A great game • - The cyan guy • - The Blue guy • - The Brown guy • - The White guy • - The Black guy • - The Green guy • - The Purple guy • - The Yellow guy • - The spaceship map • - A way to make more tasks • - What you do to a dead body • - The stuff a crew-mate does • - What happens when you press the button • ...
Northeastern US 2021-03-12
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- Recreational area of Rhode Island
- The Granite State
- Only flat land in the northeast
- Home of the Coast Guard Academy
- Vermont's most famous product
- The primary industry of Maine and Vermont
- Began as the colony of New Sweden
- Least populous state east of the Mississippi
- Home of the Erie Canal
- Founder of Rhode Island
- The Garden State
- First capital of the US
- Mountains of Vermont
- Home state of Harvard
- Famous falls between Lake Erie and Ontario
- Shipping hub of the northeast
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- Tallest mountain in the northeast
- Run of major cities from Boston to DC
- New York City's nickname
- Site of the US Naval Academy
- State divided in half by the Chesapeake Bay
- Chemical Capital of the World
- Nickname for Pennsylvania
- Mountain range of New Hampshire
- One of Maine's famed catches
- Founder of Pennsylvania
- Known for political and religious freedoms
- Once the leader of steel and coal production
- Home of the only national park in New England
29 Clues: The Garden State • The Granite State • Mountains of Vermont • Home state of Harvard • Home of the Erie Canal • Founder of Pennsylvania • Founder of Rhode Island • First capital of the US • New York City's nickname • Nickname for Pennsylvania • Site of the US Naval Academy • One of Maine's famed catches • Chemical Capital of the World • Vermont's most famous product • ...
among us 2021-03-03
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- impostors do this to make things harder
- task in medbay
- original map
- long name is communications
- spawn place on skeld
- cams
- do yur wireing and yu can vent into medbay
- kill and then report
- press use when yur near the computer to _________ yur costume and colour
- near to nav can be sabotaged
- create yur own game
- a sus colour
- people always post it in chat
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- swipe card
- do this in weapons
- DO YUR TASKS
- do yur scan
- meltdown is its sabotage
- only place without a vent on skeld
- do dis imposter
- not blue but looks like blue
- i begin with p but not pink
- kill and sabotage
- map out in the snow
- if yu are ___ of a player yu think they're the imposter
- if theres a dead body yu need to ______ it
- map with launchpad and greenhouse
- it can be on north america ______ Europe ______ asia ______
28 Clues: cams • swipe card • do yur scan • DO YUR TASKS • original map • a sus colour • task in medbay • do dis imposter • kill and sabotage • do this in weapons • map out in the snow • create yur own game • spawn place on skeld • kill and then report • meltdown is its sabotage • long name is communications • i begin with p but not pink • not blue but looks like blue • near to nav can be sabotaged • ...
US Geography 2022-05-29
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- State which accounts for over half of the US coastline
- River that flows through the Grand Canyon
- Range of volcanoes in the north-west US
- Longest river in the US
- River that flows through the New York City
- National park in Montana
- The 'Windy" City on the shores of Lake Michigan
- Mountains that run through Colorado and Wyoming
- State which includes the Grand Canyon National Park
- State where Las Vegas is located
- Swampy National Park in Florida
- New England city and location of the 'Tea Party' of 1773
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- Los Angeles and San Francisco are here
- City called 'Motown' due to its car assembly plants
- Largest of the Great Lakes
- Highest mountain in the US
- Mid-western state and subject of a famous musical
- Ocean off the west coast of the US
- State in the Pacific Ocean and site of Pearl Harbour
- Home of the Late Elvis Presley
- Largest city in Texas and long-running soap
21 Clues: Longest river in the US • National park in Montana • Largest of the Great Lakes • Highest mountain in the US • Home of the Late Elvis Presley • Swampy National Park in Florida • State where Las Vegas is located • Ocean off the west coast of the US • Los Angeles and San Francisco are here • Range of volcanoes in the north-west US • River that flows through the Grand Canyon • ...
US States 2022-05-24
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- I have a city named Baltimore
- I have the largest population in the US
- My capital is Madison
- My capital is Frankfort
- My capital is Salem
- My Capital is St Paul
- I have most country songs in history
- I am nicknamed the Silver State
- I am nicknamed the Buckeye State
- I am nicknamed the Sooner State
- I am the smallest state
- My capital is Montpeller
- I am nicknamed the Orange State
- I was the first state to have woman's rights
- My state color is blue and gold
- I have the longest name in the US
- I became a state in 1912
- I am the biggest state in the US
- I have a football team named the Denver Broncos
- I have a state seashell
- I have a city named Detroit
- I am nicknamed the Gem State
- I am south of North Carolina
- My state song is Home on the Range
- My capital is Lincoln
- I am nicknamed the Lone Star State
- My first capital was Virginia City
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- I have a city named Chicago
- My nickname is the wine country
- My capital is Little Rock
- I am west of virginia
- I built the first rocket for the moon
- My nickname is the granite state
- I am north of South Carolina
- The worlds largest hamburger was ate here
- The first piano was built in 1775
- My capital is Jefferson City
- I have a city named New Orleans
- I was named after George Washington
- I was the first state to do a speed limit
- I am nicknamed the Peach State
- I am the second smallest state
- I am the only state with islands
- My nickname is the state that never sleeps
- My capital is Pierre
- I have a city named Virginia Beach
- My capital is Des Moines
- root beer was invented in biloxi in 1898
- I became a state in 1820
- My capital is Salt Lake City
50 Clues: My capital is Salem • My capital is Pierre • I am west of virginia • My capital is Madison • My Capital is St Paul • My capital is Lincoln • My capital is Frankfort • I am the smallest state • I have a state seashell • My capital is Montpeller • I became a state in 1912 • My capital is Des Moines • I became a state in 1820 • My capital is Little Rock • I have a city named Chicago • ...
About Us 2022-10-22
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- Kesukaan miaw
- Welcoming dish
- Dinyanyikan oleh abang
- Kejatohan ee burung :(
- Daerah kita nginep
- Rasa minuman miaw
- Kemeja miaw
- Asrama narwhal
- Ga jadi nongki di sini
- Rasa es krim
- Macam camilan homemade
- Nama iguana
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- Asrama miaw
- Backsound dinner first meet
- On duty (hampir) tiap weekend
- Our Month
- Pesenan abang di braga
- Rex Orange County
- Tempat dinner first meet
- Kelupaan dibawa
- Jajanan sebelum maksi
- Jenis mie cup
- Maksi
- Kuning merah
- Kuning biru
25 Clues: Maksi • Our Month • Asrama miaw • Kemeja miaw • Kuning biru • Nama iguana • Kuning merah • Rasa es krim • Kesukaan miaw • Jenis mie cup • Welcoming dish • Asrama narwhal • Kelupaan dibawa • Rex Orange County • Rasa minuman miaw • Daerah kita nginep • Jajanan sebelum maksi • Pesenan abang di braga • Dinyanyikan oleh abang • Kejatohan ee burung :( • Ga jadi nongki di sini • Macam camilan homemade • ...
For Us 2016-09-16
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- When you turtled me and fell asleep on my _____
- Person who may have overheard us on New Years Eve
- What you make sure I give you before I leave for the day
- Where our first weekend together with your parents was
- That last city we slept together
- How I can be around you, and its disgusting
- "I'm a ___" - Dorothy
- What we were looking at when I kissed you in your kitchen for the first time
- What I think is really cute, and the reason I get you to repeat the word "bad"
- What you ordered on our first date
- Food we ate at the White House on New Years Eve
- What I could never tell you enough times
- What my shirt said when you first saw me
- Who thinks they are the better bowler?
- Your favorite chick flick
- Concert you took me to see
- Who really is the better bowler?
- Our future dog
- What we played during our first double date with Laurelgio
- "____ __ on a Saturday night" -Me when I'm pouncing on you in the morning
- Number of big fights we have had
- What I love about you
- What can stop me from loving you
- How long we have been together
- What I'm going to do with you when you're back from Zambia for good
- What I want to name my first son
- "THAT ____!" - Josh
- My favorite part of your body to put my hands
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- What you will be seeing after your first name
- I prefer beers, you prefer ___
- Day of our first date, and your birthday
- What Spongebob Squarepants sang during the Superbowl halftime show
- Mr. Johnson's counterpart
- Our song
- First movie we saw together
- What you wear every night, from me
- What we like to shop for together
- "You're My ______ and I'm yours"
- Our favorite activity in bed
- What I want you to be
- What I added to the Mac N Cheese at CZ that you liked
- I love this about you, though you don't like it
- The person who commented on us when we made out at Bowies (and our friend)
- How long we will be together
- The year my life changed for the best (i.e. 3026= ThirtyTwentysix)
- Your favorite flower
- My response to the word "deaf" or "can't hear"
- "Dorothy is the _______ person you will ever meet"
- What you call me when you try to act all tough
- Where the bag this came with came from
- You in the morning
- These represent the ________ you have of my heart (suuuuper cheesy)
- What type of dancing we did during our two year anniversary
- Where we had our first real conversation
54 Clues: Our song • Our future dog • You in the morning • "THAT ____!" - Josh • Your favorite flower • "I'm a ___" - Dorothy • What I want you to be • What I love about you • Mr. Johnson's counterpart • Your favorite chick flick • Concert you took me to see • First movie we saw together • Our favorite activity in bed • How long we will be together • I prefer beers, you prefer ___ • ...
US Government 2019-08-19
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- must be 30 years old live in the US for nine years and live in the state representing and serves for six years.
- the introduction of the Constitution that explains the purpose and principles of the Constitution.
- all political power resides in the people
- each branch of government is subject to a number of Constitutional restraints by the other branches.
- Threats to commit a crime
- government can only do the things that people give them the power to do.
- first ten amendments added to the US Constitution so it would be ratified.
- Division of power among a central government and several regional governments.
- Expressive conduct that consists of actions that are themselves a message without spoken words.
- Establishes the Judicial branch of government and outlines the powers granted to the Judiciary.
- demonstrations and picketing that combine speech with action.
- Establishes the Executive branch of government and outlines powers granted to the president.
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- debates and public meetings that involve spoken word alone.
- power is distributed among the three branches of government
- Face-to-face personal insults that are likely to lead to an immediate fight are punishable.
- Power of the courts to determine what the government does in accord with the Constitution.
- must be 25 years old live in the US for seven years and live in the state representing and serves for two years.
- Creates the two houses of Congress and outlines powers given to the legislative branch.
- Defamation using written words.
- False statements that damage a person’s reputation can lead to civil liability especially when the speaker deliberately lied or said things they knew were likely false.
- must be 35 years old born in the US and live in US for fourteen years prior to election.
- Defamation using spoken words
22 Clues: Threats to commit a crime • Defamation using spoken words • Defamation using written words. • all political power resides in the people • debates and public meetings that involve spoken word alone. • power is distributed among the three branches of government • demonstrations and picketing that combine speech with action. • ...
