us history Crossword Puzzles
history 2024-04-25
18 Clues: бөө • 1758 • 1924 • ямар • тайх • шарын • лусыг • мөнгө • ухааны • дэлхийн • монголд • монголын • монголчууд • 1368 оноос • лус дуудсан • монгол оронд • монголд болж • монгол бөөгийн
History 2025-05-01
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- A large land area ruled by a central power
- A fortified structure for protection
- The ongoing presence of traditions
- A significant time period in European history
- A religious institution with significant influence
- Transformation in medieval systems
- The dominant system of medieval Europe
- Struggles between groups in medieval society
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- Wealthy landowners under the monarchy
- The belief system shaping medieval values
- The lowest class of medieval society
- High-ranking individuals in medieval society
- A material and symbolic pledge of loyalty
- A system of ranking in medieval society
- A continent where feudalism thrived
- A place where peasants lived and worked
- A governing system ruled by a king or queen
- The religious leaders of medieval Europe
18 Clues: The ongoing presence of traditions • Transformation in medieval systems • A continent where feudalism thrived • The lowest class of medieval society • A fortified structure for protection • Wealthy landowners under the monarchy • The dominant system of medieval Europe • A system of ranking in medieval society • A place where peasants lived and worked • ...
History 2026-04-29
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- : enforced labor
- : cash crop grown for smoking
- : protects from unreasonable searches
- : got assassinated by John Wilkes booth
- : he wrote the other 51 federalist essays
- : don't have to house soldiers
- : the Souths side during the civil war
- : they're for a strong state government
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- : Freedom of speech, religion and press
- : they're for a strong FEDERAL government
- : first president of the US (last name)
- : war fought over tariffs and slavery; union won
- : right to bear arms
- : cash crop grown for clothes
- : the Norths side during the civil war
- : labor kids had to do
- : Led the corrupt bargain
- : taxes on imported goods
18 Clues: : enforced labor • : right to bear arms • : labor kids had to do • : Led the corrupt bargain • : taxes on imported goods • : cash crop grown for smoking • : cash crop grown for clothes • : don't have to house soldiers • : protects from unreasonable searches • : the Norths side during the civil war • : the Souths side during the civil war • : Freedom of speech, religion and press • ...
The Early Republic of America 2021-12-09
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- / Washington left this to advise America, said to avoid factions, sectionalism, foreign entanglements, and to stay neutral,
- / Served under George Washington, was Secretary of Treasury, helped create implied powers, created a national debt plan (US bonds), argued that the U.S. should stay out of the French Revolution
- / Articles of _____________:the U.S.’s failed first attempt at government
- / Advisory body of the president, created by Washington and kept by every president
- / Political party that supported a strong central government, led by Alexander Hamilton
- / Second president, served only one term, failures led to the election of 1800s and the first peaceful transition of power in American history
- / Rebellion where Washington used federal troops to subdue it
- / _______ v. Madison: one of the most influential cases in U.S. history, led to the creation of Judicial Review, a check the Judicial branch has
- / Was listed as a grievence of King George III (removed because founding fathers thought it was too controversial), Washington and Jefferson privately advocated against it, both still used it
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- / First president, set a precedent for the following presidents
- / Third president, principal author of the constitution, wanted to get involved in the French Revolution, won the election of 1800
- / Democratic-___________:political party that supported more power in the states, led by Thomas Jefferson
- / Property owning, over the age of 21, male, and _____ were requirements to be able to vote in early America
- / _________ privilege: invoked by Washington, refusal to hand over all documents to congress
- / period between elections and inauguration of new officials
- / _________ Purchase: territory President Jefferson bought from Napoleon, caused questioning of presidential power
- / Amount of terms Washington served
- / Tied with Jefferson in the election of 1800, eventually dueled and killed Hamilton after a long, tense history.
18 Clues: / Amount of terms Washington served • / period between elections and inauguration of new officials • / Rebellion where Washington used federal troops to subdue it • / First president, set a precedent for the following presidents • / Articles of _____________:the U.S.’s failed first attempt at government • ...
Test for Katie 2025-02-11
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- The theory that all of reality is only material or matter, or derived from matter.
- The spiritual principle for human beings.
- The accounts humans have told and recorded about the origins of the Earth, humans, other creatures, languages and cultures (two words).
- _______________ means being a child of God (two words).
- Adam and Eve's fall from grace (two words).
- The covenant established by God in Jesus Christ to fulfill and perfect the covenants of the Old Testament (two words).
- The name for the most commonly cited explanation of how the world began (four words).
- God created us for his own _____.
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- The belief that while God does exist and did create the world, he refrains from any kind of interference or direct participation in his creation.
- This saint proposed that our human intellect and will reflect the Trinity.
- The central event of all history (two words).
- The history of God's people (two words).
- An open-ended contract of love between God and Human beings.
13 Clues: God created us for his own _____. • The history of God's people (two words). • The spiritual principle for human beings. • Adam and Eve's fall from grace (two words). • The central event of all history (two words). • _______________ means being a child of God (two words). • An open-ended contract of love between God and Human beings. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
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- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • ...
History 2020-06-17
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- Buildings where goods are manufactured
- the Declaration of
- french name for the nation's highest courts
- name of the king of france
- who wrote the declaration of independence
- a luxurious royal palace located next to Paris
- government building stormed by the Parisian
- the basis of the French economy in the 18th
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- where did the Industrial Revolution begin
- City of the tea party
- act that put a tax on all public documents
- queen that people disliked
- european country that ally to the Americans
- group of instigators and provocateurs in America
- city where they signed the end of the american rev
- Washington the president of the United States
- Louis 16 cause of death
- Name of the island where Napoleon was exiled
18 Clues: the Declaration of • City of the tea party • Louis 16 cause of death • queen that people disliked • name of the king of france • Buildings where goods are manufactured • where did the Industrial Revolution begin • who wrote the declaration of independence • act that put a tax on all public documents • european country that ally to the Americans • ...
History 2017-08-18
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- 1st Secretary of the Treasury
- Elder Statesman During the Constitutional Convention($100)
- Wrote the Preamble
- Largest Signature on the Declaration
- Right to Privacy
- 2nd President
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- Freedom of Speech
- Helped the Patriots win the war
- 1st Ten Amendments
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- Father of the Constitution
- Supreme Law of the Land
- Right to Bear Arms
- Letters Explaining the Constitution
- 1st President
- 5th President
- First Common Mans President
- Britain Country the Patriots Fought Against
18 Clues: 1st President • 5th President • 2nd President • Right to Privacy • Freedom of Speech • Right to Bear Arms • Wrote the Preamble • 1st Ten Amendments • Supreme Law of the Land • Father of the Constitution • First Common Mans President • 1st Secretary of the Treasury • Helped the Patriots win the war • Letters Explaining the Constitution • Largest Signature on the Declaration • ...
History 2016-04-21
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- First ten amendments to the constitution guaranteeing individual liberties and due process
- Gave woman the right to vote
- Major ideas found in the US Constitution of limiting the power to tax and right to a fair trail
- Created a graduated income tax
- Declaration by Truman to economically assist any country fighting communism after World War 2. The declaration marked the beginning of the containment policy (plan to keep communism from spreading)
- Gave freedom to all of the slaves in all of the states
- Written mostly by Jefferson to list the grievances (complaints) against Great Britain and to declare independence from Great Britain
- treaty that ended World War 1. was extremely harsh on Germany
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- Ended poll taxes
- Gave african american men the right to vote
- Required states to give citizenship to all citizens born in the us and gave other basic civil rights
- Provided direct election of senators
- Document which formed the first government of the us near the end of the american revolution. States had more power than the national government.
- Foundation for American Government for freedoms such as freedom of speech and trial by jury
- A document outlining the basic form and rules of the us government.
- Essay written by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay to support the ratification of the Constitution
- Peace plan issued by Wilson that called for freedom of the seas, reduction of armaments,and end to secret diplomacy. Important part was the creation of the League of Nations a national peace organization
- The right for 18 year olds to vote
18 Clues: Ended poll taxes • Gave woman the right to vote • Created a graduated income tax • The right for 18 year olds to vote • Provided direct election of senators • Gave african american men the right to vote • Gave freedom to all of the slaves in all of the states • treaty that ended World War 1. was extremely harsh on Germany • ...
history 2024-04-25
18 Clues: бөө • 1758 • 1924 • ямар • тайх • шарын • лусыг • мөнгө • ухааны • дэлхийн • монголд • монголын • монголчууд • 1368 оноос • лус дуудсан • монгол оронд • монголд болж • монгол бөөгийн
History 2024-05-24
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- Only we have the power to remove the Chief Justice
- what the S stands for in the 33rd President's name
- an area of Germany
- what the E stands for in SEATO
- country from which the US removed missiles
- what the F stands for in West Germany
- Julius's wife (the spy)
- a power shared by Congress and the House of Lords
- the night McNamara wanted to see again
- a law in its early days
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- the type of treaty that came out of Cuba
- country in which you would find Potsdam
- one of these was signed in Korea in 1953
- one of the two things Truman called McCarthy
- one of the three parts of New Look
- this operation involved Gail Halverson
- what Stalin viewed Berlin as an island of
- the general in charge of dropping supplies
18 Clues: an area of Germany • Julius's wife (the spy) • a law in its early days • what the E stands for in SEATO • one of the three parts of New Look • what the F stands for in West Germany • this operation involved Gail Halverson • the night McNamara wanted to see again • country in which you would find Potsdam • the type of treaty that came out of Cuba • ...
history 2023-03-01
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- A military operation that brought food and other needed goods into West Berlin by air.
- A policy that promised military or economic aid to any Middle Eastern country needing help in resisting communist aggression.
- A military alliance between Communist countries in East Europe to counter the threat of Capitalism.
- 33rd president of the United States, known for making controversial decisions to use atomic bombs.
- A 50 year struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII.
- Leader of Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War.
- A foreign policy to stop Soviet imperialism during the Cold War.
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- An attempt to stop and contain communism to prevent spreading to over countries.
- Nations that were aligned with the Soviet Union. For example, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, etc.
- The 34th president and a five-star general during WWII.
- An international organization made up of sovereign nations created after WWII.
- American pilot whose U-2 spy plane was shot down while flying a reconnaissance mission over Soviet Union airspace.
- Offered all European nations generous funding to rebuild their economics as long as the money was spent of U.S. goods.
- US Secretary of State under President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
- A tactic to approach the verge of war in order to persuade one's opposition to retreat.
- An American U2 spy plane was show down over Russia and the summit collapsed.
- An organization created in 1949 to assist in providing protection against the Soviet Union
- US government program thats main mission is to collect, analyze, evaluate, and disseminate foreign intelligence.
18 Clues: The 34th president and a five-star general during WWII. • Leader of Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War. • US Secretary of State under President Dwight D. Eisenhower. • A foreign policy to stop Soviet imperialism during the Cold War. • An American U2 spy plane was show down over Russia and the summit collapsed. • ...
history 2023-03-06
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- A United States program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Europe (1948-1952)
- an American pilot whose Central Intelligence Agency Lockheed U-2 spy plane was shot down while flying a reconnaissance mission in Soviet Union airspace
- An alliance between the Soviet Union and other Eastern European nations. This was in response to the NATO
- leader of the Allied forces in Europe during WW2--leader of troops in Africa and commander in DDay invasion-elected president-president during integration of Little Rock Central High School
- (HT) , 1947, President Truman's policy of providing economic and military aid to any country threatened by communism or totalitarian ideology, mainly helped Greece and Turkey
- An agency created after World War II to coordinate American intelligence activities abroad. It became involved in intrigue, conspiracy, and meddling as well.
- As Secretary of State. he viewed the struggle against Communism as a classic conflict between good and evil. Believed in containment and the Eisenhower doctrine.
- An international organization formed after WWII to promote international peace, security, and cooperation.
- American policy of resisting further expansion of communism around the world
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- Policy of the US that it would defend the Middle East against attack by any Communist country
- Aggressive Soviet leader whose failed gamble of putting missiles in Cuba cost him his job
- he 33rd president of the United States, serving from 1945 to 1953. A leader of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the 34th vice president
- In 1949, the United States, Canada, and ten European nations formed this military mutual-defense pact. In 1955, the Soviet Union countered NATO with the formation of the Warsaw Pact, a military alliance among those nations within its own sphere of influence.
- A conflict that was between the US and the Soviet Union. The nations never directly confronted each other on the battlefield but deadly threats went on for years.
- A 1956 term used by Secretary of State John Dulles to describe a policy of risking war in order to protect national interests
- Joint effort by the US and Britian to fly food and supplies into W Berlin after the Soviet blocked off all ground routes into the city
- Communist nations in Eastern Europe on friendly terms with the USSR and thought of as under the USSR's control
- The incident when an American U-2 spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union. The U.S. denied the true purpose of the plane at first, but was forced to when the U.S.S.R. produced the living pilot and the largely intact plane to validate their claim of being spied on aerially. The incident worsened East-West relations during the Cold War and was a great embarrassment for the United States.
18 Clues: American policy of resisting further expansion of communism around the world • A United States program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Europe (1948-1952) • Aggressive Soviet leader whose failed gamble of putting missiles in Cuba cost him his job • Policy of the US that it would defend the Middle East against attack by any Communist country • ...
History 2023-05-14
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- is the study of writings
- are the Sanskrit writings that are the earliest sacred texts of Hinduism.
- A body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- was the god of war
- Empir was an ancient Iranian empire based in West As
- is money that people have to pay to the government
- is a giant amphitheatre in the center of Rome, Italy
- was an Ancient Greek historian.
- is an agreement that binds two or more countries.
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- is regarded as the father of medicine
- is the study of human beings
- It means “love of wisdom.”
- It has the body of a lion and the head of a human.
- the Islamic calendar
- is an economic system. In it, some people must work for no pay.
- Is A dead body that has been preserved with chemicals
- is a man who lives apart from society and devotes his life to religion
- rule by the citizens of a city
18 Clues: was the god of war • the Islamic calendar • is the study of writings • It means “love of wisdom.” • is the study of human beings • rule by the citizens of a city • was an Ancient Greek historian. • is regarded as the father of medicine • A body of land surrounded by water on three sides • is an agreement that binds two or more countries. • ...
History 2021-09-27
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- a period of temporary custody prior court
- inflicting pain on someone for information
- confidence for the future and it's success
- an inheritance from one thing to another
- member of a certain organisation
- writing conferring some honour or privilege
- unconsciousness caused by injury or illness.
- showing a passion or love for a country.
- The act of assessing news and information
- criminal put in prison due to an offence
- the largest province in South Africa
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- mood from a period of time showing its ideas spokesperson someone elected to speak behalf of others.
- cruel treatment towards a group due to bias
- worldwide disease that affects the lungs celebrate to acknowledge a happy event
- person that determines final outcome
- to charge with a fault or offence / to blame
- someone fighting for political/social change
- Keep someone in custody or holding them back
18 Clues: member of a certain organisation • person that determines final outcome • the largest province in South Africa • an inheritance from one thing to another • showing a passion or love for a country. • criminal put in prison due to an offence • a period of temporary custody prior court • The act of assessing news and information • inflicting pain on someone for information • ...
History 2025-01-30
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- Was a french judge,was the principal source of the theory of separations of powers
- Extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- was an English philosopher, scientist, and history and is considered the founder of modern political philosophy
- Was a french advocate for freedom of speech, religion, and separation of church and state
- Process of establishing fact using experimentation and testing
- The process by which you make an area more urban
- A transitional social state between the overthrow of capitalism and the realization of communism
- A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured
- Italian astronomer, physicist, engineer, and philosopher, often called the "Father of Observational astronomy"
- Was a claim by a state to exclusive control over a foreign area or territory
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- Astronomical model that placed sun at the center of the solar system
- A meeting of European colonial powers in 1884-1885 to formalize their claims to African Territory
- The political doctrine and practice of unlimited centralized authority and absolute sovereignty, which is especially vested in a monarch or a dictator
- English polymath active and was the key figure in the scientific revolution, famous for his formulation of the three laws of motion
- A person who operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal risk in order to do so
- Was a English philosopher and physician, commonly known as "The Father of Liberalism"
- Was a Scottish engineer, chemist, and inventor who significantly improved the steam engine that impacted the Industrial Revolution
- Economic equality that wants a world without different social class groups
18 Clues: The process by which you make an area more urban • A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured • Process of establishing fact using experimentation and testing • Astronomical model that placed sun at the center of the solar system • Economic equality that wants a world without different social class groups • ...
History 2025-02-25
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- Bakr - The founder of the Abbasid dynasty, who made Baghdad the cultural center of the world.
- - The early Muslim empire’s capital city, known for its cultural achievements.
- - This famous Islamic physician was known for his work in surgery.
- - A key scientist and polymath who worked on astronomy and mathematics.
- - Islamic city known for its great library and intellectual center during the Golden Age.
- al-Haytham - Islamic scientist who developed theories in optics and vision.
- numerals - The mathematical concept introduced by Islamic scholars, often referred to as "the numbers we use today."
- - This scientific instrument was refined by Islamic scholars for navigation.
- - Famous Islamic philosopher who tried to reconcile Greek philosophy with Islam.
- Battuta - Famous Muslim explorer and geographer, known for his detailed maps.
- - The Islamic Golden Age was largely centered around this empire.
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- - This scientist is known for writing "The Canon of Medicine," which was used in Europe for centuries.
- - The founder of the Islamic Empire.
- - A highly influential Islamic mathematician who developed algebra.
- - A significant architectural style seen in many Islamic buildings.
- - Philosopher and scholar, known for his work on logic and ethics in Islam.
- - A type of Islamic art that often uses geometric patterns and calligraphy.
- - The religious text of Islam.
- Bakr - The first Muslim caliph after the death of Muhammad.
- - A groundbreaking medical treatment method that was advanced during the Islamic Golden Age.
20 Clues: - The religious text of Islam. • - The founder of the Islamic Empire. • Bakr - The first Muslim caliph after the death of Muhammad. • - The Islamic Golden Age was largely centered around this empire. • - This famous Islamic physician was known for his work in surgery. • - A highly influential Islamic mathematician who developed algebra. • ...
History 2022-11-21
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- Amendment to the U.S. Constitution banned the manufacture and distribution of alcohol.
- waterway in Panama that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean and divides North and South America.
- Amendment to the United States Constitution allows Congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it among the states based on population
- a concept in foreign affairs, that would grant multiple international powers with equal access to China
- was a period of armed conflict between Spain and the United States.
- the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests
- refers to the U.S. foreign policy created by President William Howard Taft and Secretary of State Philander C. Knox in 1912
- Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted American women the right to vote, a right known as women’s suffrage, and was ratified, ending almost a century of protest.
- a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German Foreign Office in January 1917
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- Amendment gives voters the power to directly elect their senators.
- a novel that portrays the harsh conditions and exploited lives of immigrants in the United States in Chicago and similar cities
- progressive party
- British ocean liner
- append or add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document
- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- search out and publicize scandal about famous people
- the first worldwide intergovernmental organisation whose principal mission was to maintain world peace.
- identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations
18 Clues: progressive party • British ocean liner • search out and publicize scandal about famous people • Amendment gives voters the power to directly elect their senators. • was a period of armed conflict between Spain and the United States. • append or add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document • ...
history 2026-06-04
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- Planetary motion and elliptical orbits
- Used a telescope to observe outer space
- Proposed the heliocentric model
- Chemist associated with Boyle's Law
- Newton's force of attraction
- Measures air pressure
- Earth-centered universe
- Measures temperature
- Sun-centered universe
- Observation and experimentation
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- Ancient supporter of geocentrism
- "I think, therefore I am"
- Instrument for observing space
- Promoted empiricism
- Instrument invented by Janessen
- Astronomer whose observations helped Kepler
- Invented the barometer
- Developed laws of motion and gravity
18 Clues: Promoted empiricism • Measures temperature • Measures air pressure • Sun-centered universe • Invented the barometer • Earth-centered universe • "I think, therefore I am" • Newton's force of attraction • Instrument for observing space • Proposed the heliocentric model • Instrument invented by Janessen • Observation and experimentation • Ancient supporter of geocentrism • ...
UTT 17.7-9 History Crossword 2024-05-08
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- "Christianity is ____ in history" pg 442
- This view of history starts with a beginning and leads to a specific end by means of cause and effect.
- In Christianity, God has been ____ throughout history.
- The Bible itself claims that either it is a historical document or the Christian faith is bankrupt and
- In Christianity, history is the tangible manifestation of an eternal Creator Who not only set the world in motion but is ____ in it.
- The Christian concept of redemption sees history moving toward God's eventual _____ of His creation.
- This is the pagan view of history in which events simply repeat endlessly.
- Islam, like many other worldviews, shares a sense of historical _____.
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- Evolutionary Godhood is the idea that history is leading humanity to realize its own _____.
- New Spirituality trusts spiritual _____ to guide humanity to perfection.
- In the Christian narrative of _____, God buys back those who are made in His image.
- Everyone places ____ in something, hopefully something true.
- "As we have seen in this volume, most Muslims express a _____ view, in which Islamic practice is curbed by civic tolerance."
- New Spirituality's evolution moves from being material and natural to being ______.
- "The Bible practically invites _____ with its specific claims."
- In Christianity, history is an epic unfolding of God's ____ for humanity.
- At the end of all things, the day of judgment will make Christ's victory over ____ apparent to all.
- "There is an urgent need for Christians to thoughtfully and prayerfully study _____, explore how to respond in grace and love, and be prepared to vigilantly defend the truth."
18 Clues: "Christianity is ____ in history" pg 442 • In Christianity, God has been ____ throughout history. • Everyone places ____ in something, hopefully something true. • "The Bible practically invites _____ with its specific claims." • Islam, like many other worldviews, shares a sense of historical _____. • ...
Basketball Record Holders and Nicknames 2023-05-14
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- Most ever playoff double doubles in history
- Tallest player in NBA history
- Most made three pointers in their career
- Lead NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring
- Simply known as "Magic"
- Known as "The human highlight film"
- Known as "flash"
- Who once scored 8 points in 9 seconds
- Only person to win MVP and Coach of the year awards
- Most career assists
- Most All-Star games played
- Most rebounds in an NBA finals game
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- Most 50-point games in their career
- Most points per game in the playoffs
- Most assists in one game
- Only player to have more career blocks than points
- Known as "Stifle Tower"
- Won finals MVP for three different teams
- Shortest player in NBA history
- Most made free throws in history
20 Clues: Known as "flash" • Most career assists • Simply known as "Magic" • Known as "Stifle Tower" • Most assists in one game • Most All-Star games played • Tallest player in NBA history • Shortest player in NBA history • Most made free throws in history • Lead NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring • Most 50-point games in their career • Known as "The human highlight film" • ...
Josiahs awesome crossword 2019-04-18
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- what is the name of york now history
- what year was the war history
- how many Americans did the green tiger shoot
- what is gorges Indian name fiction
- what is the name of the person that commands the green tiger special unit history
- what is the name of the general who died at queenston history
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- what are arouras last words fiction
- how many times did fire brand get shot fiction
- the name of the fictional family fiction
- what do the Americans yell history
- what is the name of gorges Indian friend fiction
- how did aroura die fiction
- how many times did firebrand get shot at fiction
- who cry's at night fiction
- what is a nother name for the green tigers history
15 Clues: how did aroura die fiction • who cry's at night fiction • what year was the war history • what do the Americans yell history • what is gorges Indian name fiction • what are arouras last words fiction • what is the name of york now history • the name of the fictional family fiction • how many Americans did the green tiger shoot • how many times did fire brand get shot fiction • ...
US History Unit 3 Keywords 2017-11-13
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- Henry Clay helped John Quincy Adams become president and in return Adams made Clay secretary of state
- Feeling of unity among the people of a nation
- Period after the War of 1812 when nationalism was strong and there was only one major political party
- Man who invented the coton gin to separate cotton seeds from cotton
- More unity among regions than the whole nation
- Treaty handing Florida over to the US from Spain
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- US declaration that they will protect newly formed nations in the Western Hemisphere from Europe and stay out of European affairs
- Missouri could only become slave state if Maine was created as a free state to keep a balance
- Textile mills in a town in Massachusetts worked in mainly by young women
- Canal connecting the Great Lakes and the Hudson River
- Congressman who negotiated the Missouri Compromise and was known as the Great Compromiser
11 Clues: Feeling of unity among the people of a nation • More unity among regions than the whole nation • Treaty handing Florida over to the US from Spain • Canal connecting the Great Lakes and the Hudson River • Man who invented the coton gin to separate cotton seeds from cotton • Textile mills in a town in Massachusetts worked in mainly by young women • ...
US history between 1970-2010 2025-06-18
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- 2008 landmark election made him the first African‐American U.S. president?
- 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion nationwide?
- 1975 North Vietnamese capture of this city marked U.S exit from Vietnam?
- 1989 symbol of Cold War division, torn down amid jubilation?
- 2001 law passed in the wake of the September 11 attacks to bolster security?
- 1986 Space Shuttle accident that killed seven astronauts?
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- 2007 consumer gadget that revolutionized mobile computing?
- 72–74 scandal that forced a president to resign?
- 1991–91 conflict to eject Iraqi forces from Kuwait?
- Trade pact signed in 1994 between the U.S, Canada, and Mexico?
- April 1970 Green holiday that mobilized millions around environmental protection?
11 Clues: 72–74 scandal that forced a president to resign? • 1991–91 conflict to eject Iraqi forces from Kuwait? • 1986 Space Shuttle accident that killed seven astronauts? • 2007 consumer gadget that revolutionized mobile computing? • 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion nationwide? • 1989 symbol of Cold War division, torn down amid jubilation? • ...
US History I - Chapter 14 2024-06-13
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- establish Mount Holyoke college
- famous speaker against slavery
- started a school for the deaf
- Quaker abolitionist for women's rights
- first woman to attend medical school
- Tubman conductor on the Underground Railroad
- established the Liberator newspaper
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- refused to pay a voting tax
- wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
- started a school for the blind
- newspaper editor murdered in Illinois
11 Clues: wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin" • refused to pay a voting tax • started a school for the deaf • famous speaker against slavery • started a school for the blind • establish Mount Holyoke college • established the Liberator newspaper • first woman to attend medical school • newspaper editor murdered in Illinois • Quaker abolitionist for women's rights • ...
US History and Geography Vocabulary 2024-08-29
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- is the state of being deprived of a right or privilege
- once ___________ is passed, the courts must enforce it
- when the kid's TV turned off he used all his______
- taking something that isn't yours without permission.
- the whites tried to ___________ the natives
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- -make minor changes to make it fairer.
- the man loved to help others in need, he was very ________
- the where five _______ areas in the west.
- a situation in which neither side in an argument or contest can make progress
- the car was ____________ next to the others
- the process of becoming similar to others by taking in and using their customs and culture
11 Clues: -make minor changes to make it fairer. • the where five _______ areas in the west. • the car was ____________ next to the others • the whites tried to ___________ the natives • when the kid's TV turned off he used all his______ • taking something that isn't yours without permission. • is the state of being deprived of a right or privilege • ...
Week 11 Spelling 2021-12-01
25 Clues: Side • Coast • Wrote • Spoke • Never • Saved • Those • Dance • Known • Follow • Yellow • Growth • Traded • Believe • History • Surface • Certain • Together • Provided • Slightly • Escaping • Dividing • Approach • Breakfast • Everything
Vietnam War 2024-04-05
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- largest demonstration in American history; held in Washington D.C.
- city hosting the 1968 Democratic National Convention; riots erupted
- not having to go to Vietnam due to college enrollment
- site of American slaughter of Vietnamese citizens
- soldier charged in My Lai massacre; sentence commuted
- missions of the American military to wipe out the Vietcong
- jelly like flammable material used on North Vietnam by United States
- South Vietnamese rebels opposed to their government
- college where conflict between National Guard and war protestors turned deadly killing 4
- President who committed the most US troops to Vietnam
- Where the French lost the decisive battle in their attempt to hold onto Vietnam
- American commander of military forces
- N. Vietnamese prisoner of war camp holding Americans
- Democratic Presidential favorite in 1968; anti-war; assassinated
- Capital of South Vietnam
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- US recognized Vietcong, POWs would be returned to US; Americans out in 60 days
- Vice President became Democratic nominee
- turning point battle of the Vietnam War; led to many Americans disapproving
- Nixon's Secretary of State
- average age of American soldiers in Vietnam
- Nixon claimed this was who supported his policies in Vietnam; subtlely
- what Nixon promised would end the Vietnam War
- Resolution that allowed the President to conduct the war with little help from Congress
- revealed lies of the American government about the Vietnam War
- toxic chemical used by US on North Vietnam which destroyed jungle and burned people
- most massive bombings of N. Vietnam after declaring peace was at hand
- Operation that involved nearly 3 years of constant bombing of North Vietnam
- North Vietnamese Army
- Most famous American prisoner of war
- North Vietnamese leader who veered the country to communism
- South Vietnamese President who was assassinated with United States' approval
- majority religion of South Vietnam
32 Clues: North Vietnamese Army • Capital of South Vietnam • Nixon's Secretary of State • majority religion of South Vietnam • Most famous American prisoner of war • American commander of military forces • Vice President became Democratic nominee • average age of American soldiers in Vietnam • what Nixon promised would end the Vietnam War • ...
Kennedy US History Luke Chris and Trevor 2022-06-06
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- JFK was this old when he was elected president
- Worked with this man to end segregation in the south
- He was this before he got into politics
- One of his main political focuses was fighting against this
- JFK died in this city
- The invasion of cuba to stop the missile crisis was called the “Bay of ___”
- What coalition blocked JFK’s new initiatives
- In 1962 he stopped all trade with
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- He signed the nuclear test ban
- JFK was the _____ president
- He went to college here
- The war Kennedy fought and justified by saying it was to fight for our freedom
- He is referred to for short as
- He was born in this city
- Kennedy plans a man on the
- The act JFK passed that proposed tax cuts
- Right before he died, he introduced a _____ rights bill
- JFK was born in the month of
- JFK was assassinated as he rode in a
- The “____ race” was the conflict between Russia to see who can land on the moon first
20 Clues: JFK died in this city • He went to college here • He was born in this city • Kennedy plans a man on the • JFK was the _____ president • JFK was born in the month of • He signed the nuclear test ban • He is referred to for short as • In 1962 he stopped all trade with • JFK was assassinated as he rode in a • He was this before he got into politics • ...
Topic 5.2 and 5.3 AP US History 2023-03-24
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- Accepted the Lone Star state into the Union, but started a war with Mexico
- This railroad reached across the USA by 1869.
- The Oregon ___________, the desire to get to Oregon Territory
- Territory - Area above California that began to be settled in 1830s.
- Mormon who took the faithful to Utah. Had more than one wife.
- Rush - People went to California to find Gold
- Treaty that ended the Mexican American War. We got land they got some cash.
- Religion originally founded by Joseph Smith in 1820s.
- Destiny- The Idea that the USA was supposed to spread from sea to sea.
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- O'Sullivan-The guy who's quote started Manifest Destiny.
- Gold found in his California saw mill creek.
- The Oregon _____________, where settlers traveled to the North West.
- State that Mormons settled to be left alone.
- Commodore who forced open the door to trade with Japan.
- The issue that effected many states being accepted into the Union.
- Niners - In the people known by the date of their trip to California.
- Purchase of S. tip of Arizona from Mexico after the war.
- The Treaty that opened two Japanese ports to trade with the US.
- Grande- the boundary of US that Mexico disagreed with.
- This act allowed a person in 1862 to get 160 Acres of land if he settled it
20 Clues: Gold found in his California saw mill creek. • State that Mormons settled to be left alone. • This railroad reached across the USA by 1869. • Rush - People went to California to find Gold • Religion originally founded by Joseph Smith in 1820s. • Grande- the boundary of US that Mexico disagreed with. • Commodore who forced open the door to trade with Japan. • ...
US History Unit 9 24.1-24.3 crossword 2023-04-18
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- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization. A pact created in 1949 that cemented an alliance of Western Nations, prompted by the Berlin Crisis. All for one and one for all.
- Truman doctrine as it was administered in Europe by General George Marshall, in order to diminish the allure of communism; under the auspices of the plan, the US sent $13 billion to governments that promised to become or remain democracies.
- group of screen writers accused of being members of the communist party. They refused to answer any questions because of their right to freedom of speech. They were charged with contempt, fined 1000 dollars, and sent to jail for one year.
- US strategy for dealing with the USSR as outlined by George F. Kennan, with the intention of containing communism and not letting it advance any further.
- A borderline crusade against communism in the US. It curtailed civil liberties and quelling political dissent from the top levels of national politics to the lowest neighborhood school board meeting.
- The largest public works project in US history when it was passed; Authorized $25 billion to build 41000 miles of roads, greatly assisting the burgeoning car culture of the 1950s. Motels, drive-ins, and fast-food restaurants began to be established.
- Americans had more money due to higher wages and veterans’ benefits. Dishwashers, washing machines, and TVs became necessities. Jobs began to provide benefits.
- A senator who used communism to boost himself into the public eye. His speeches were bombastic and insisted that the state department was filled with commies, and that he had a list of more than 200 communists. He ruined people’s lives and destroyed people’s careers. Turns out everything he said was based on false accusations.
- Agreement between the USSR and eastern European countries that the Eastern Euro. Countries would remain communist.
- American planes would drop food and supplies in crates out of their plane for eleven months. The US and its allies flew more than 200,000 flights and dropped 4700 tons of needed necessities in Berlin.
- This policy of building up bombs, etc., became known as “mutually assured destruction” (MAD) because an attack on one side would most likely bring about the destruction of both.
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- Labor management relations act of 1947 that banned the closed shop, outlawed collective bargaining within industries, and authorized the president to delay strikes by declaring a “cooling-off” period.
- US strategy of offering aid to nations that may be susceptible to communist infiltration.
- The arms race stands off between the US and Soviet Russia from 1945-1991. US wanted to promote capitalism; USSR wanted to promote communism.
- Metaphor used to refer to unstable nations as dominoes, with the US obligated to prevent the dominoes from “falling” (becoming communist), which would begin a process of communist world domination.
- a figurative line that separated the democratic west from the communist east.
- Began between the US and the Soviet Union because of fear of one another, and because of the concept of “massive retaliation.” US developed H-bomb in 1952, and Soviet Union developed theirs in 1953.
- US created the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for space research. NASA would land humans on the moon in 1969.
- After WW2 more than 76 million children were born in less than 20 years. In 1940, women were having 2.1 children, by 1960 they were having 3.5 children.
- Truman’s twenty-one-point postwar plan that provided increases in the minimum wage, federal assistance in building homes, federal support for education and healthcare, and jobs in public works; represented a renewal of the Fair Employment Practices Commission.
- After WW2, Korea was divided amongst the allies. USSR got northern half, and US got southern half. NK invaded SK with the help of USSR planners. Truman sent troops to SK and distributed atomic bombs to US ships and bases throughout the world. Douglas MacArthur stepped in and led a surprise attack near Seoul (SK capital) and recaptured it from NK. UN troops chased NK troops to the China border. Truman had no plans to invade, but Mao didn’t know that. Chinese troops help NK troops push UN troops back down Korea. War reaches a stalemate, and the country was officially divided along the 38th parallel. There was 35k American deaths and 300k Korean deaths (both sides).
- A committee that believed the movie industry was filled with communists. They investigated Hollywood in a formal investigation. They targeted writers, directors, actors, film executives, and forced them to testify about their political beliefs.
- A classified paper written by American diplomats that portrayed an uncontrollably aggressive Soviet Union that desired to dominate the world and recommended stopping the threat by three means; a massive military buildup the creation of hydrogen bombs, and rooting out of all communists on American soil.
- SU launches Sputnik 1 into space in 1957, starting the space race. US sent the Explorer 1 into space 3 months later.
- Group of nations established after WWII by Allied powers to promote peace and openness between counties throughout the world, & also protect people’s basic rights; also outlawed slavery, servitude, & torture.
25 Clues: a figurative line that separated the democratic west from the communist east. • US strategy of offering aid to nations that may be susceptible to communist infiltration. • Agreement between the USSR and eastern European countries that the Eastern Euro. Countries would remain communist. • ...
US History in Film Unit 3 Vocabulary 2018-09-01
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- people who supported the constitution
- rights that people supposedly have under natural law
- a seventeenth-century English philosopher
- an agreement that large and small states reached during the constitutional convention of 1787.
- an act of the British Parliament in 1765 that exacted revenue from the American colonies by imposing a stamp duty on newspapers and legal and commercial documents.
- a political leader of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries; one of the Founding
- a series of military engagements between Britain and France in North America between 1754 and 1763.
- a treaty that ended the French and Indian War between Great Britain and France, as well as their respective allies.
- an act of vesting the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of government in separate bodies
- the original constitution of the US, ratified in 1781, which was replaced by the US Constitution in 1789
- a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system
- a riot in Boston arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered inf the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several persons.
- the first ten amendments to the constitution.
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- a form of government in which elected individuals represent the citizen body and exercise power according to the rule of law under a constitution.
- who did not support the constitution and were against it
- an American revolutionary leader and pamphleteer who supported the American colonist’s fight for independence and supported the French Revolution
- the fundamental law of the United States, drafted in Philadelphia in 1787, ratified in 1788 and put into effect in 1789. It establishes a strong central government in place of the Articles of Confederation
- commander of the British forces in the American War of Independence
- the formal statement written by Thomas Jefferson declaring the freedom of the thirteen American colonies from Great Britain
- 1st president of the United States; commander-in-chief of the continental Army during the American Revolution
- a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1775-76 advocating independence from Great Britain to the people in the Thirteen Colonies
- the that persons’ moral and/or political obligations are dependent upon a contract or agreement among them to form the society in which they live.
- an outline of the process for states to count slaves as part of the population to determine representation and taxation for the federal government
- a treaty signed in Paris by representatives of King George III of Great Britain and representatives of the United States of America on September 3, 1783, ended the American Revolutionary War
- a colonist of the American revolutionary period who supported the British cause
- the leader of the Democratic-Republican party, and the principal author of the Declaration of Independence and served as president from 1801 to 1809
26 Clues: people who supported the constitution • a seventeenth-century English philosopher • the first ten amendments to the constitution. • rights that people supposedly have under natural law • who did not support the constitution and were against it • commander of the British forces in the American War of Independence • ...
US History: The Civil War Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-20
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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 to WWI - New M10 Notes 2023-11-30
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- to demand
- the same as
- reverse a policy
- a temporary arrangement
- a person who holds or follows strong convictions or extreme principles
- slavery or bondage of any kind
- a break in friendly relations
- selfish utilization
- posts of employment
- to guarantee
- forced
- not allowed
- not by one's own choice
- to acknowledge
- a law or a body of laws enacted
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- to favor for or against a person
- to take a firm hold
- a faction within a political party
- a supply of money
- to draw up in written form
- something that is first in order
- a division of territory
- a person who is no longer a slave
- a group of people related by common descent or heredity
- periods of ten year segments
- the act of rebuilding or reassembling
- also known as
- an instance or case not conforming to the general rule
- in a way that is direct or precise
- to consent or agree to
- a division of a government department
- growth or development
32 Clues: forced • to demand • the same as • not allowed • to guarantee • also known as • to acknowledge • reverse a policy • a supply of money • to take a firm hold • selfish utilization • posts of employment • growth or development • to consent or agree to • a division of territory • a temporary arrangement • not by one's own choice • to draw up in written form • periods of ten year segments • ...
US History from WWII - New M25 Notes 2023-11-06
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- to move or go forward; especially after stopping
- controlled by a hostile military force
- occurring or planned to occur
- not altered, broken, or impaired
- carried on or continued
- to disable; impair; weaken
- a search or pursuit made in order to find or obtain something:
- involving two or more nations
- the object, state, or result desired or sought after
- to leave
- ruling, governing, or controlling
- a person of great influence, authority, or power
- items that are needed
- Chinese
- the beginning; or arrival
- the rule or authority of a sovereign state over its dependencies
- a debate, controversy, or difference of opinion
- to settle
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- an aggressive movement or attack
- a person, group, or government whose actions are prompted and controlled by another
- inattentive; preoccupied
- penalize
- to argue against, call into question
- an offensive action, attack, or encroachment
- the male supreme ruler
- to increase manufacturing and factory production
- attracting interest
- to replace one thing with another
- very early stage
- to increase in size
- being the second mentioned of two
- a restraint, hindrance, or prohibition
- particularly or especially
- to bring back to a former, original, or normal condition
- distributed or occurring at widely spaced and usually irregular intervals
35 Clues: Chinese • penalize • to leave • to settle • very early stage • attracting interest • to increase in size • items that are needed • the male supreme ruler • carried on or continued • inattentive; preoccupied • the beginning; or arrival • to disable; impair; weaken • particularly or especially • occurring or planned to occur • involving two or more nations • an aggressive movement or attack • ...
US/VA History Revolutionary War Vocab Crossword 2024-02-15
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- Allied the French with the colonists during the war
- Book written by Thomas Paine; included ideas of full independence from Britain
- When one company has full or nearly full control over the production and sale of a resource or good
- The battle where the first shots of the revolutionary war were fired
- Protestors of british taxation dumped tea shipments into the Boston harbor
- An agreement between the government and the people that gives the government the right to rule
- Colonial town where Cornwallis surrendered
- Britain taxed colonies for everything made of paper
- Colonists that tried to stay as
- Liberty that is limited by laws and rules in order to maintain organization and peace in society
- Declared war with Britain
- Colonists who believed British rule and taxation over the colonies was justifiable
- Believed in natural rights of "Life, Liberty, and Estate."
- Treaty that ended the American Revolution
- Meeting of American officials in Philadelphia where
- Ideological revolution in Europe where ideas of individualism, liberalism, and social rights were emphasized
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
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- Colonists who believed in independence from Britain
- A series of laws passed by Britain to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party
- British soldiers fired into a crowd of protesting colonists in Boston
- Declared, "Give me liberty, or give me death."
- General of the Continental Army and first president of the US
- British army officer who surrendered at Yorktown
- War between colonists and British for independence from Britain
- Enlightened thinker; wrote Common Sense
- Limited colonial expansion west
- British Commander-in-Chief during the American Revolution
- Ended the Seven Years' War
- War between Britain and France over territorial disputes; AKA the French and Indian war
- Continental fighters who were "ready at a minute's notice"
- Rights that all citizens have the protected right to (Life, Liberty, and Estate)
31 Clues: Declared war with Britain • Ended the Seven Years' War • Limited colonial expansion west • Colonists that tried to stay as • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • Enlightened thinker; wrote Common Sense • Treaty that ended the American Revolution • Colonial town where Cornwallis surrendered • Declared, "Give me liberty, or give me death." • ...
US History Important People - Just Last Names 2023-12-15
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- Who primarily wrote the Declaration of Independence?
- According to archeological finds, he may have been the first explorer in North America.
- Who introduced reforms to Jamestown such as the headrights system?
- The man who said "This is the last speech [Lincoln] will ever make."
- Chosen as the first president of the Confederacy.
- Who proposed the Albany Plan of Union at the Albany Conference?
- Who settled Connecticut with his congregation?
- The young Virginian sent to clear the Ohio River Valley.
- Who started Maryland?
- Senator from Illinois involved in the Compromise of 1850.
- Who founded Quebec and initiated the fur trade for the French?
- Who wrote about the social contract between government and its citizens?
- The Secretary of War who accepted bribes from merchants selling to the western army posts.
- Who was a native who helped the Pilgrims learn to live the wilderness life?
- Who found Roanoke Island?
- Who is credited with starting the motto, "No Taxation without Representation"?
- Tried to incite an insurrection by giving weapons to the slaves in the south
- Who was banished from Massachusetts for saying that God spoke to her about others' salvation?
- Who was a rich plantation owner that had big influence in the House of Burgesses?
- The General who wanted to capture Richmond in order to win the war.
- Elected President because he had no opinion on slavery
- Supreme Court Justice who ruled that Congress ban on slavery is unconstitutional
- Who was the British general that lost in the Battle of Saratoga?
- Elected President without having his name on some of the southern state ballots
- Who was sent to explore by England to look for a Northwest passage in 1497?
- Who was instrumental in helping setting up many of the new state constitutions?
- Which famous New Yorker helped to write the Federalist Papers?
- Nominated by the Democrats in the south prior to the 1860 election
- Who was the proprietor of New York who also gave New Jersey to 2 friends? (His royal name)
- In whose days was the earth "divided"?
- Who wanted started a colony as a "holy experiment?"
- Who was banished from Massachusetts for saying that the land belonged to the Natives?
- Which famous Virginian helped to write the Federalist Papers?
- The father of the Greeks is
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- British general commissioned to defeat French at Fort Duquesne
- Which American captured Serapis off the coast of England?
- America is named after...
- Who was a strong leader in early Jamestown who began trading with the Natives?
- Who did the French send to explore because the Spanish were becoming wealthy?
- Earned his nickname as he stood like a stonewall.
- Who was the British general in charge during the Siege of Yorktown?
- Who became the leader of the new Massachusetts assembly as well as started the Sons of Liberty?
- Who led a rebellion on behalf of the "backwoods" farmers in Virginia?
- Who preached the sermon that has the famous quote "A city upon a hill".
- The former VP and Democrat Senator from Tennessee who became president after Lincoln was assassinated.
- Ottawa chief who continued to attack British forts because settlers were disobeying treaty
- Who proposed, during the 1st Cont. Congress, that the colonies stay part of the British empire?
- He set up schools for sailors and explorers that helped to map Africa's coast.
- Who became the governor of the Dominion of New England?
- He named the native Americans "Indians".
- Which British prime minister began to tax the colonies in 1763
- Who was the British general in charge of New York at the start of the war?
- Missouri slave brought to free territory and then sued because he thought he should be free
- Nominated by the Constitutional Union Party prior to the 1860 election.
- The Secretary of War who was fired by President Johnson.
- Senator from Michigan that proposed popular sovereignty
- He became president after the Compromise of 1877.
- Who was the British general put in charge after the Battle of Saratoga?
- General who proposed the Anaconda Plan
- The most famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad.
- The first Black Senator in the US Senate.
- The father of the Egyptians is
- Who was the first person killed in the Boston Massacre?
- Who was an American general turned British general after betraying the patriots?
- Who is the most famous midnight rider?
- Who proposed that California should be a free state but other Mexican territory have no restrictions on slavery
- Who had to find natives to work in Cuba and investigate a wealthy Aztec city?
- Who was the King of England at the time of the American Revolution?
- The former general who became president but ended up not being a very "forceful" president.
- Resigned from the Union Army and joined Confederates because he couldn't fight his birthplace.
- Proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
- The General who made his army pay for anything they needed and had a band play for his troops after a Savannah capture.
72 Clues: Who started Maryland? • America is named after... • Who found Roanoke Island? • The father of the Greeks is • The father of the Egyptians is • Proposed the Kansas-Nebraska Act. • General who proposed the Anaconda Plan • Who is the most famous midnight rider? • In whose days was the earth "divided"? • He named the native Americans "Indians". • ...
US History A Unit 2 Keywords Crossword 2023-09-07
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- A final attempt to try to dodge going to war with Britain.
- A document declaring independence from British Parliament and calling out King George III on his abuses.
- A treaty that officially brought an end to the war of 1812.
- The British surrendered after this Battle to end the Revolution.
- This act was established in 1764 and its intent was to decrease smuggling.
- A patriot based organization that most likely influenced the events of the Boston Tea Party.
- This act was established in 1765 and required people to house British soldiers in their homes or barracks.
- Dec 1773, a group of Patriots in Boston organized a protest and disguised themselves as Native Americans.
- March 5th, 1770, in Boston, a group of Patriots threw some rocks & snowballs at a group of British soldiers.
- A diplomatic conflict between France and the United States that broke out into an “undeclared” war.
- A revolt born out of problems with the whiskey tax.
- A founding father that wrote 'The Federalist Papers.' (broadway musical!)
- A group that fought for more of a individual (or state centered) government.
- This document details the rights of the people that was added on to the Constitution.
- A system of trade policies that the colonies didn’t really care about, the colonies just had to remain loyal to Britain.
- This period was characterized by peace and prosperity while Jefferson was in power.
- The two meetings of the delegates before and during the war.
- A document that is the basis of the American government - even today!
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- A peace treaty effectively ending the American Revolution.
- This act was established in 1766 and tried to justify Britain's actions of taxation on the American colonists
- A group that fought for a strong central government
- This case confirmed the concept of “judicial review”.
- This famous author wrote "Common Sense" and stirred up opposition to the British.
- An army led by General George Washington.
- A failed attempt at trying to build a government. This document consisted of 13 articles.
- A large acquisition of land that cost America a hefty 15 million dollars (but it was a bargain!)
- This act in 1765 directly taxed printed paper and types of documents.
- A series of 4 policies that were aimed toward immigrants, restricted freedom of peech/press.
- Who was the War of 1812 fought against?
- This series of acts was established in 1767 and imposed taxes on paper, glass, paint, lead, porcelain, and tea.
- An organized uprising of (mostly) farmers against state government caused by high taxes and unpaid debt.
- Said to be the first shot fired in the American Revolution. This took place at the Battle of ____.
32 Clues: Who was the War of 1812 fought against? • An army led by General George Washington. • A group that fought for a strong central government • A revolt born out of problems with the whiskey tax. • This case confirmed the concept of “judicial review”. • A peace treaty effectively ending the American Revolution. • ...
AP US History - Progressive Era (Part 1) 2025-03-10
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- The ___ Act stated that the ICC could stop railroads from granting rebates to preferred customers.
- The name for investigative journalism.
- The ___ negotiated between anthracite miners and unions. Both sides had to concede.
- The book that inspired the Pure Food and Drug Act.
- The ___ policy stated that all foreign nations would respect China's territorial integrity.
- This man argued that economic equality came before social and political equality.
- The ___ Act stated that the ICC "could set just and reasonable rates."
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- The ___ policy was Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy.
- ___ Diplomacy was Taft's approach to foreign policy.
- The first ship that the Germans sunk before WW1.
- The ship that was sunk off of the coast of Cuba before the Spanish American War.
- This was Eugene V. Debs political party.
- Granted the Philippines full territorial status.
- Allowed for voters to remove a corrupt or unsatisfactory politicians from office.
- This Secretary of State quit when he heard Wilson's response to the Lusitania sinking.
- The ___ granted women the right to vote in the United States.
- ___ Antitrust act outlawed combinations in the form of trusts.
- This man was the Speaker of the House under Taft. He was considered a dictator by many progressives.
- Which country did Roosevelt make the Gentleman's Agreement with?
- This man argued that the Atlantic Compromise was unacceptable.
20 Clues: The name for investigative journalism. • This was Eugene V. Debs political party. • The first ship that the Germans sunk before WW1. • Granted the Philippines full territorial status. • The book that inspired the Pure Food and Drug Act. • ___ Diplomacy was Taft's approach to foreign policy. • The ___ policy was Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy. • ...
The History of the US Space Agency 2024-04-29
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- NASA’s Apollo program sent this many astronauts to the Moon
- The name of the first space station launched by NASA
- Viking 1 landed on this planet
- This Space Telescope is the most powerful ever put into space
- The astronauts of Apollo 13 had to work closely with this to safely return home
- This program was NASA’s response to Kennedy’s challenge
- The name of the three-phase program with a goal of sending humans back to the Moon
- The name of the rover that is still on Mars
- The name of the famous photograph that shows the Earth rising up beyond the surface of the Moon
- This shuttle was destroyed in 2003
- NASA was founded in 1958 during this season
- This Apollo mission sent humans to the Moon and back for the first time
- The name of the first person to walk on the Moon
- This former country included Russia
- Mae Jemison said she was inspired to become an astronaut by an actress on this show
- This president’s famous speech challenged NASA to put an astronaut on the Moon
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- The term for robotic vehicles
- The first American sent into space
- The name of the person who walked on the Moon 20 minutes after the first person did
- The first Black American to explore space flew on this in August 1983
- This astronaut returned to space at age 77
- The name of the robotic vehicle that landed on Mars in 1997
- This satellite was launched by the USSR in 1957
- The first Black American woman traveled to space aboard this space shuttle
- This retired US astronaut spent more days in space than any other American
- The term for the first reusable vehicle for space flight introduced in 1981
- This president created NASA on July 29, 1958
- This astronaut broke the barrier for women when she traveled into space in 1983
28 Clues: The term for robotic vehicles • Viking 1 landed on this planet • The first American sent into space • This shuttle was destroyed in 2003 • This former country included Russia • This astronaut returned to space at age 77 • The name of the rover that is still on Mars • NASA was founded in 1958 during this season • This president created NASA on July 29, 1958 • ...
Unit 2 vocab (all vocab) US History 2024-10-11
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- aimed at breaking up trusts and monopolies, giving rights and protection to the middle/lower class
- acquiring territory or gaining political/economic control of “weaker” countries
- President Taft extends the Roosevelt Corollary by guaranteeing loans to all latin american countries
- chinese citizens rebelling against the open door policy and the european countries controlling it
- Movement of missile class americans who set out to tackle america’s problems
- The treaty that was formed between the spanish, the US, and all other involved countries at the end of the spanish-american war
- Teddy Roosevely believed that the US should be the policeman of the world, and it is our job to threaten/protect/intervene when needed to solve the world’s problems
- purchased/liberated from their original controllers, allowed American sphere of influence to expand to pacific, and provide many natural resources
- the movement to ban alcohol
- people now vote for senators instead of by appointment
- a canal dug through panama, which was funded by the government when civil war in colombia broke out
- clickbait before clickbait was called clickbait. Typically newspapers spreading false information for more sales
- March 1911, a clothing factory catches fire and burns down, killing nearly all workers inside
- someone who exposed evils and corruptions of society through photography and journalism
- president in 1901-1909, he was the first progressive president
- a cavalry battalion, 8000 men strong under the command of Teddy Roosevelt, who fought in the Spanish American War
- amendment to the treaty of paris that gave cuba its sovereignty, but made it have to get all actions approved by the US
- People now can propose bills, rather than just lawmakers
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- Passed after The Jungle, it prevents mislabelling of food, selling bad food, and created the FDA
- Written by Upton Sinclair, it exposed the meatpacking industry
- A faster way of making things, invented by Henry Ford
- famous muckraker who exposed the meatpacking industry, wrote the book The Jungle
- People can now vote on whether or not to pass a bill
- european countries forcing china’s trading door open in an attempt to “westernize” them
- happened after the spanish american war, the philippines wanted their own independence. Lasted 3 years, and was very bloody
- allowed women to vote, passed because of WWI
- Preservation, protection, and restoration of natural environments
- began in august 1898 when Spain imperialized cuba for natural resources
- Danish immigrant who became a police photographer and later a muckraker
- Christian people helping the poor, fighting against child labor, building standards, and child education
- women’s right to vote, fought since 1848
- US Navy battleship that blew up in Manila Bay, prompting a US retaliation to the spanish
- Americans who through that america should not interfere in international affairs
- a state controlled by another state
- The amendment that outlawed alcohol
- people can vote a governmental official out of office if they don’t like them
36 Clues: the movement to ban alcohol • a state controlled by another state • The amendment that outlawed alcohol • women’s right to vote, fought since 1848 • allowed women to vote, passed because of WWI • People can now vote on whether or not to pass a bill • A faster way of making things, invented by Henry Ford • people now vote for senators instead of by appointment • ...
Unit 2 AP US History Crossword Puzzle 2026-04-28
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- Emotional religious revival
- First elected assembly in colonies
- Worked for free travel to America
- Colonies only trade with Britain
- early self government agreement
- Wanted to fix the Church of England
- Strict laws controlling slaves
- Trade between Africa, Europe, and America
- Main cash crop in Virginia
- First English colony (1607)
- The Great E...
- Colonies make money for Britain
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- Life, liberty, property
- Accepting different religions
- Britain didn't enforce laws much
- Brutal trip slaves took
- People having rights and power
- Pilgrims colony (1620)
- government gets power from people
- Poor famers rebelled in Virginia
20 Clues: The Great E... • Pilgrims colony (1620) • Life, liberty, property • Brutal trip slaves took • Main cash crop in Virginia • Emotional religious revival • First English colony (1607) • Accepting different religions • People having rights and power • Strict laws controlling slaves • early self government agreement • Colonies make money for Britain • Britain didn't enforce laws much • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- 4-Star General
- "The poor are being crucified on a cross of gold"
- American war Emelio Aguinaldo
- Used to provoke Andrew Johnson
- Teddy's Domestic Program
- 11/6/1860
- Ex-military used to intimidate African Americans
- 4/12/1861
- Support Civil Rights and support reconstruction amendments
- Trustbusting
- Eugenics
- Goal was to have amendment change women's suffrage
- Bloodiest thing in the reconstruction
- Be fit for the role to be hired for the role.
- New occupation for most African Americans
- Rich people's title during the Gilded Age
- Organization set up to educate, provide food, and shelter for freed slaves
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- Due to Cuba becoming protectorate
- Someone in the North during Civil War who was anti-war
- Poor people's title during the Gilded Age
- Amount confederacy spent in war
- Lincoln's plan
- Lee's army defeated at this battle
- Bloodiest war and one day battle
- 4/14/1865
- First bloodiest battle
- 12/20/1860
- Sugar company
- Title for someone from North/Union
- Gathering information to expose somebody
30 Clues: Eugenics • 11/6/1860 • 4/14/1865 • 4/12/1861 • 12/20/1860 • Trustbusting • Sugar company • 4-Star General • Lincoln's plan • First bloodiest battle • Teddy's Domestic Program • American war Emelio Aguinaldo • Used to provoke Andrew Johnson • Amount confederacy spent in war • Bloodiest war and one day battle • Due to Cuba becoming protectorate • Lee's army defeated at this battle • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- when a company controls all stages of production
- were Northerners who moved South after the Civil War and were often resented by Southerners as opportunistic outsiders
- Push Factor for Westward Expansion- pushed many immigrants out of the East because of racism and anti-immigrantr attitudes
- state and local laws in the South US which enforced racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans
- Founded by Booker T. Washington, and African-American only school
- Invented by Joseph Glidden in 1872
- Pull Factor for Westward Expansion- gave individuals and families 160 acres of land
- written by Andrew Carnegie
- Scientific Management developed by Fredrick Taylor
- refers to laws designed to limit the freedom and rights of formerly enslaved African Americans
- Extrajudicial killing (often by hanging)
- when a company buys out of eliminates competitors
- those who exploited workers and used unfair practices
- W.E.B Dubois approach
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- Second Major Wave, came mainly from Southern and Eastern Europe
- Developed by Henry Bessemer
- written by Karl Marx
- those who benefited society, creating jobs, and advancing the economy
- When the President does not sign the bill, and Congress is adjourned
- Push factor for the Westward Expansion- the East became overcrowded
- intentionally difficult voting exams
- allowed to vote if their Grandfather was allowed to vote
- Invented by Andrew Oliver in the 1860s
- used as fuel for fires in the Great Plains
- were Southern white Republicans who supported Reconstruction
- A post-civil war farming system where freed African Americans worked on land they didn't own
- completed in 1869, connected Omaha to Sacramento
- Pull Factor for Westward Expansion- Gold was the most important mineral in the 1860s and 1870s, created gold rushes
- These people are Anti-war during the Civil War
- fees required to vote
30 Clues: written by Karl Marx • fees required to vote • W.E.B Dubois approach • written by Andrew Carnegie • Developed by Henry Bessemer • Invented by Joseph Glidden in 1872 • intentionally difficult voting exams • Invented by Andrew Oliver in the 1860s • Extrajudicial killing (often by hanging) • used as fuel for fires in the Great Plains • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- The USS Maine ____ leading to a declaration of war against Spain
- The act that gave 160 acres of land if you lived on it for 5 years, if you were a Native
- The person who gave Gettysburg address
- The act that gave 160 acres of land if you lived on it for 5 years
- Amendment that freed the slaves
- The battle that was the turning point for the civil war
- A form of journalism that exposed awful living and working conditions
- ____ Codes restricted rights for African Americans
- The Sherman Antitrust act was created to stop ____
- The country the US built a canal in to connect the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
- Amendment that granted voting rights for African American men
- The belief certain people shouldn't have kids
- The act that removed the KKK
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- ____ Rebellion is when young Chinese men rebelled against America trading with China
- The idea of a nation focusing on themselves and staying out of foreign conflict
- Invented by Alexander Gram Bell
- The idea that it was the US's destiny to move west was called ____ destiny
- Amendment that granted citizenship to former slaves
- A factor that is a reason why people have to do something
- One way Southerners ot around slavery being illegal was ____ cropping
- A factor that is a reason why people want to do something
- The one who led the total war march through the south during the civil war
- When more of the population starts living in cities instead of rural areas
- Southerners who supported civil rights and republicans
- 2/3rds to override
- Northerners who moved south after the civil war for monetary gain
- ____ Of Labor was a union for skilled and unskilled workers
- The last name of the leader of the Rough Riders
- ____ Journalism, is over exaggerated journalism
- ____ Facts massacre is when KKK burned down courthouse
30 Clues: 2/3rds to override • The act that removed the KKK • Invented by Alexander Gram Bell • Amendment that freed the slaves • The person who gave Gettysburg address • The belief certain people shouldn't have kids • The last name of the leader of the Rough Riders • ____ Journalism, is over exaggerated journalism • ____ Codes restricted rights for African Americans • ...
Dual Credit US History Crossword, 1850-1900 2026-04-27
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- southern voting restrictions after reconstruction
- act that limited Chinese immigration
- law requiring escaped enslaved people to be returned
- amendment that abolished slavery
- the war between the north and south
- labor organization promoting workers' rights
- put the south in 5 zones
- violent conflict over slavery in kansas
- the process of growth in cities and jobs
- purchased in 1867 for fish, lumber, and oil
- inventor of the electric lightbulb
- policy to give back to the community
- person who made banks buy investment
- battle marking a turning point in the civil war
- policy that fixed the south
- to claim land in the west
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- supreme court case allowing segregation
- the term where you buy all of the competition
- 1/4 causes of world war 1
- president for most of the civil war
- a gift from France to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the declaration of independence
- US expansion overseas in the late 1800s
- leader in the steel industry
- an act that allowed you to get 160 acres of land for free if you lived in it for 5 years
- journalists that exposed corruption
- amendment giving black men the right to vote
- first national labor union
- farming rebellion movement of the 1890s
- violent labor protest in Chicago
- farming system after the civil war
30 Clues: put the south in 5 zones • 1/4 causes of world war 1 • to claim land in the west • first national labor union • policy that fixed the south • leader in the steel industry • amendment that abolished slavery • violent labor protest in Chicago • farming system after the civil war • inventor of the electric lightbulb • president for most of the civil war • ...
US History Part 1 (5/26/26) 2026-05-25
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- Act that directly taxed paper items.
- First British casualties of the Revolutionary War.
- Colony established for Catholics.
- Surrendered at Yorktown.
- Britain’s first North American colony.
- President of the Second Continental Congress.
- Supported independence.
- Originally a Dutch colony.
- Fort Henry Knox took guns from.
- Site of the shot heard ‘round the world.
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- City where Sons of Liberty dumped tea into the harbor.
- Group that established Massachusetts Bay.
- Southern colonial cash crop.
- City where treaty ending Revolutionary War was signed.
- Commander in Chief of Continental Army.
- Considered the founder of Connecticut.
- What the French and Indian War was fought over.
- Turning point battle of Revolutionary War.
- Act that forced colonists to house soldiers.
- December 26, 1776 battle against Hessians.
20 Clues: Supported independence. • Surrendered at Yorktown. • Originally a Dutch colony. • Southern colonial cash crop. • Fort Henry Knox took guns from. • Colony established for Catholics. • Act that directly taxed paper items. • Considered the founder of Connecticut. • Britain’s first North American colony. • Commander in Chief of Continental Army. • ...
US Laws 2024-02-01
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- The only US President that deploy a nuclear weapon during a active war
- The US President that had the shortest term at only a mouth
- When was the Bill Of Rights Radifed (Then on how to spell each part of the word)
- He was the most influence Civil Rights in American History for the "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963
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- A name for the only amendment that got canceled out by another
- The only American President to have serve nonconsecutive terms
- The American President that served during both the Great Dispersion and World War two
- The first Amendment has four notable rights the freedom of Religion, assembly/peaceful protest, and petition of government
- The 2nd amendment has gives the people of the United States to do what?
- The US President that passed the Safe Food and Drug Act of 1906
10 Clues: The US President that had the shortest term at only a mouth • A name for the only amendment that got canceled out by another • The only American President to have serve nonconsecutive terms • The US President that passed the Safe Food and Drug Act of 1906 • The only US President that deploy a nuclear weapon during a active war • ...
History 2020-06-09
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- document that have certain rules
- the safes place of a castle
- area that sometimes include one village
- a not sexual relationship
- something we can trust, workswell or is truthful
- what divided each field
- have the right to
- mason the person who took charge of all the building work
- before Common Era
- horrible,sabage, butal persons
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- social,economic and political system
- getting rid of bad plants
- something wue don´t know the answer to
- food for animals
- one houndred years
- suported more one side than the other
- 100% true
- the one that collected the taxes
18 Clues: 100% true • food for animals • have the right to • before Common Era • one houndred years • what divided each field • getting rid of bad plants • a not sexual relationship • the safes place of a castle • horrible,sabage, butal persons • document that have certain rules • the one that collected the taxes • social,economic and political system • suported more one side than the other • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
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- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
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- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
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- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
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- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
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- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
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- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
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- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • ...
HISTORY 2013-09-12
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- U.S newspaper publisher enstablished the palizer prizes
- spanish soldier first duke of rubi and first marquis of tenerife
- wood politician in Ontario,Canada member of a legislative assembly
- cuban national hero and an important figuar in Latin american literature
- was the united states navy's second commissioned dreadnought battleship was laid down after main but commissioned first
- a hill in eastern cuba
- 27th president of the U.S and later chief justice of the united states supreme court
- spanish ambassador to the U.S
- 26th president of the U.S and he was the hero of the spanish american war
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- journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration
- extreme patriot esp in the for of aggressive or warlike foreign policy
- rider appended to the army appropriations act presented to the U.S senate
- was a philapino general politician and independence leader
- us newspaper publisher whose introduction of large headlines and sensational reporting changed american journalism
- is a term that may be applied to a movement opposed to any for of colonialism or imperialism
- is a U.S federal law that established civilan government on the island of puerto rico which had been newly aquired by the U.S as the result of the Spanish american war
- a U. S naval officer remembered for his victory at manila bay in the Spanish american war
- the right or condition of self government
18 Clues: a hill in eastern cuba • spanish ambassador to the U.S • the right or condition of self government • U.S newspaper publisher enstablished the palizer prizes • was a philapino general politician and independence leader • spanish soldier first duke of rubi and first marquis of tenerife • wood politician in Ontario,Canada member of a legislative assembly • ...
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- religion based on the life and teachings of muhammad.
- The most important prophet of christians.
- A practice ritual islams must follow.
- The worship of or belief in more than one god
- the christians leader in prayers.
- Sracred rite recognized as of particular importance and significance
- The prayer leader in a mosque.
- belief that there is only one God
- the holy building of jew's.
- The holy building of christians.
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- The holy book of christians
- Islams most important prophet.
- religion based on the life and teachings of moses.
- religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Chris.
- Islams holy book.
- The hold book of jews.
- Judaism's most important prophet.
- religion based on the life and teachings of muhammad.
- The jews follower or leader.
19 Clues: Islams holy book. • The hold book of jews. • The holy book of christians • the holy building of jew's. • The jews follower or leader. • Islams most important prophet. • The prayer leader in a mosque. • The holy building of christians. • the christians leader in prayers. • Judaism's most important prophet. • belief that there is only one God • A practice ritual islams must follow. • ...
History 2016-04-21
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- Ended poll taxes
- The right of 18 years old to vote
- Provided direct election of senators
- Treaty that ended World War. Was extremely harsh on Germany
- Required states to give citizenship to all citizens born in the United States and gave other basic civil rights
- Document which formed the first government of the U.S. near the end of the American Revolution States had more power than the national government
- Gave African American men the right to vote
- Declaration by Truman to economically assist any country fighting communism after World War 2. The declaration marked the beginning of the Containment Policy
- Major ideas found in the U.S. Constitution of limiting the power to tax and right to a fair trial
- Constitution A document outlining the basic form and rules of the U.S. government
- Created a graduated income tax
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- Written mostly by Jefferson to list the grievances against Great Britain and to declare independence from Great Britain
- Gave freedom to the slaves in all of the states
- Essays written by James Madison,Alexander Hamilton. and John Jay to support the ratification of the Constitution
- Foundation for American government for freedoms such as freedom of speech and trial by jury
- Gave women the right to vote
- First ten amendments to the Constitution guaranteeing individual liberties and due process
- Peace plan issued by Wilson that called for freedom of the seas,reduction of armaments, and end to secret diplomacy. Important part was the creation of League of Nations a national peace organization
18 Clues: Ended poll taxes • Gave women the right to vote • Created a graduated income tax • The right of 18 years old to vote • Provided direct election of senators • Gave African American men the right to vote • Gave freedom to the slaves in all of the states • Treaty that ended World War. Was extremely harsh on Germany • ...
History 2016-04-21
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- seven how many years did Nelson Mandela spent in prison.10
- how did Martin Luther King died. 17
- segregation of black people in Africa.
- ninety four year when Nelson Mandela was a president in Africa.
- was created by enrich fermi, Niels Bohr, and Robert Oppenheimer. 4
- in 1958 Alexander Fleming discovered...1
- .was the inventor of the color tv14
- was used for electricity and medicine.6
- name of the first satellite.5
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- event were rosa parks was inprisoned.16
- african president who won a Nobel prize.11
- was a campaign for making women work in factories.7
- had a dream.8
- it stands for deoxoribonucleic acid and was discovered in 1953.2
- was a famous speech from Martin Luther King.9
- teen hundreds year in which film was invented.12
- were discovered after DNA.3
- what happened to rosa parks in the Montgomery bus.18
18 Clues: had a dream.8 • were discovered after DNA.3 • name of the first satellite.5 • how did Martin Luther King died. 17 • .was the inventor of the color tv14 • segregation of black people in Africa. • event were rosa parks was inprisoned.16 • was used for electricity and medicine.6 • in 1958 Alexander Fleming discovered...1 • african president who won a Nobel prize.11 • ...
history 2024-02-27
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- cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die
- trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome
- leader of India was responsible for the spread of Budishm by missionaries
- leader of the Hebrews and his people escape from slavery in Egypt and received 10 corrodents from god
- shihaung Chinese emperor who oversaw the creation of theGreat Wall of China
- religion that originated in India and had multiple versions of one god
- the belief in many gods
- Chinese philosophy that stressed respect and had a system of behavioral teachings that influenced Chinese life and government
- founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia
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- prehistoric period characterized by the use of stone tools and hunting
- Persian religion that focused in the struggle between two opposing forced good and evil
- the name for modern humans
- an anciet Neolithic settlement dates to around 7500bce It is the earliest urban center
- a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history
- Chinese philosophy that seeks to bring people into harmony with nature
- the belief in only one god
- greatest leader who conquered all of the fertile crescent and Persian empire
- a series of rulers from a single family
18 Clues: the belief in many gods • the name for modern humans • the belief in only one god • a series of rulers from a single family • founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia • a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history • trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome • cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die • ...
History 2025-03-14
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- requirements of Jewish law.
- central figure in Judaism, Christianity,
- is for doing what is proper
- was a prophet who led the Israelites out of slavery in the Exodus
- also called the Qumran Caves Scrolls
- the seventh day of each week
- another term for Law of Moses
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- If you put something else before Him in your life
- is a book in the third section (called Ketuvim) of the Torah Old Testament
- the belief in one God
- is a collective term for the traditionalist branches of contemporary Judaism
- Reform Judaism, also known as Liberal Judaism or Progressive Judaism,
- Jewish law, tradition, and custom
- will of God
- law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew
- Scripture chapters verses with full summary, commentary meaning
- he building where a Jewish assembly or congregation meets for religious worship and instruction.
- generosity and helpfulness especially toward the needy or suffering
18 Clues: will of God • the belief in one God • requirements of Jewish law. • is for doing what is proper • the seventh day of each week • another term for Law of Moses • Jewish law, tradition, and custom • also called the Qumran Caves Scrolls • central figure in Judaism, Christianity, • If you put something else before Him in your life • ...
History 2025-08-22
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- :People elect leaders and follow a constitution.
- : People elect officials to make decisions.
- :A country ruled by a king or queen.
- :The right of a country to make its own decisions.
- One person has all the power.
- : States have most of the power.
- :The central government has most of the power.
- : Everyone must follow the law.
- : A king or queen with limited power.
- :Government led by religious leaders.
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- :One person controls everything.
- :A small group of people rule.
- : Government that follows rules to avoid too much power.
- :Government controls every part of life.
- :Power is divided into branches of government.
- : Power is shared between the national and state governments.
- : People vote for leaders.
- : Power shared between national and state governments.
18 Clues: : People vote for leaders. • One person has all the power. • :A small group of people rule. • : Everyone must follow the law. • :One person controls everything. • : States have most of the power. • :A country ruled by a king or queen. • : A king or queen with limited power. • :Government led by religious leaders. • :Government controls every part of life. • ...
history 2026-04-30
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- A big building or warehouse where the army keeps all their weapons and extra gunpowder.
- A super hard, cheap cracker that soldiers ate because it didn’t rot as fast as normal bread.
- To officially quit and break away from the country.
- Anyone who is killed, wounded, or goes missing during a battle—it’s not just about people who died.
- When you care way more about your own region than you do about the whole country.
- The states in the North that stayed loyal to the U.S. government and didn’t leave.
- The legal process of setting people free from slavery.
- A specific group of soldiers whose only job is to stay at a fort and guard it.
- A soldier who gets scared or fed up and runs away from the army with no plan of coming back.
- These were the first warships that had thick iron plates on the sides so bullets would just bounce off.
- When the government forces people to join the military. Most people just call it the draft.
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- A brutal strategy where an army destroys everything in their path, like crops and railroads, to force the other side to give up.
- Basically just a fancy word for the time period before the Civil War actually started.
- Soldiers who fight on the ground on foot rather than on horses.
- This refers to the main U.S. government. During the war, it’s what they called the North.
- When someone makes a plan to murder a famous person, like a president or a political leader.
- The period after the war when the North was trying to rebuild the South and bring the country back together.
- The group of 11 Southern states that broke away from the United States to start their own government.
- A big building or warehouse where the army keeps all their weapons and extra gunpowder.
19 Clues: To officially quit and break away from the country. • The legal process of setting people free from slavery. • Soldiers who fight on the ground on foot rather than on horses. • A specific group of soldiers whose only job is to stay at a fort and guard it. • When you care way more about your own region than you do about the whole country. • ...
History 2016-09-22
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- This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776.
- It's the indirect tax on everyday's items in which tax was put in the price itself.
- The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775.
- This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America.
- The first African American Casualty in the American Revolution. He was also first to be killed in The Boston Massacre.
- This was an event in which colonist where against the fact of the raise of tax. The raise of Tax got the colonist mad cause the harbor to be a giant tea party.
- This man was a Blacksmith and Patriot. He is known for his night horseback ride warning Massachusetts Colonist that the British where coming.
- These are people who are generally loyal to their government no matter what conflicts are being faced through the process of things being done.
- Served as quarters for american army in one winter during the Revolutionary War.
- These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice.
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- Gave monopoly to East India Tea company, Then prices rise, leads to The Boston Tea Party.
- This was the revolutionary War fought in 1781 near the sea coast of Virginia.
- The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine.
- This was a major battle of The Revolutionary War, fought in 1777 in Northern New York.
- This was the day in which troops had went out of self defense and shot many colonist.
- This is the time in which American Patriots Passed laws known as the Parliament of 1774 after the Boston Tea Party.
- This was A secret society that was made to protect the rights and fight against British taxation.
- This is a Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that invited the colonist for independence.
18 Clues: The increase tax of molasses, sugar, coffee,and wine. • The first battle which was fought in Massachusetts on April, 19 1775. • This was a small battle known as the Revolutionary war of December 26, 1776. • This ends the French & Indian War and kicks the French out of North America. • These where men who were ready to fight for their country in minutes notice. • ...
History 2021-09-22
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- arrangement whereby an employer agrees to hire
- grants of public land
- reduction of the general level of prices in economy
- exclusive possession or control of the supply or trade in a commodity or service.
- crosses a land mass
- court order
- belif in someone.
- person who operate/organize business(s)
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- a company of businiess
- total value of goods produced and services provided by a country during one year.
- voluntary organzation of workers
- morgan financer
- finacer
- letting things slide.
- enforce specific terms of employment upon a group empoyess during a dispute
- buy and control other companies
- manages financial interest in an industrial enterprise
- porportionate saving in costs gained by increased level of production
18 Clues: finacer • court order • morgan financer • belif in someone. • crosses a land mass • grants of public land • letting things slide. • a company of businiess • buy and control other companies • voluntary organzation of workers • person who operate/organize business(s) • arrangement whereby an employer agrees to hire • reduction of the general level of prices in economy • ...
History 2020-12-11
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- violent public peace disorderment of the public peace
- a person who is among the first to explore or settle in a new country
- act of violence or resistance to the established government
- migration movement of 6 million african americans
- Joining together
- Person in the thirteen colonies who supported the rebels
- a small crudely built shack
- a argument between two colonies
- a financial charge or some other type of levy imposed on tax payers
- britain agreement treaty between USA and great britain on the great lakes and lakes champlain
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- to change someones culture
- the quality of being determined or resolute
- two groups joining together to make a country
- a person that stands up to the ruler of the colions
- extreme scarcity of food
- Left there country because it is not safe
- a person that remains loyal to Britain
- of ghent a treaty that ended the war between USA and great britain
18 Clues: Joining together • extreme scarcity of food • to change someones culture • a small crudely built shack • a argument between two colonies • a person that remains loyal to Britain • Left there country because it is not safe • the quality of being determined or resolute • two groups joining together to make a country • migration movement of 6 million african americans • ...
History 2021-10-18
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- Culture that starts to act like the society around them
- School that was harsh and deadly used for Natives children that were separated from their family and forced to forget their Native culture and values
- Made railroad and shipping more efficient
- War lead by a Sauk Leader against the United States
- to the country
- Reorganized several major railroads and became a powerful railroad magnate.
- Full control of a service
- Some sort of political movement
- Standard Oil Company
- Natives defeats Custer's army in short amount of time
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- Workers were fired and then protested but there was a confrontation and 16 people killed and many more injured
- Late 1800's with fast economic growth but high unemployment rates and poverty
- People who are rich that got rich because of their persistence
- Leader for natives fighting against the government
- Steel Industry
- Business leader who positively
- Preventing all immigration of Chinese laborers signed by President Chester
- Thousands of American people forced out of their home and had to travel 2000 miles
18 Clues: Steel Industry • to the country • Standard Oil Company • Full control of a service • Business leader who positively • Some sort of political movement • Made railroad and shipping more efficient • Leader for natives fighting against the government • Culture that starts to act like the society around them • People who are rich that got rich because of their persistence • ...
History 2021-10-18
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- Culture that starts to act like the society around them
- School that was harsh and deadly used for Natives children that were separated from their family and forced to forget their Native culture and values
- Made railroad and shipping more efficient
- War lead by a Sauk Leader against the United States
- at the country
- Reorganized several major railroads and became a powerful railroad magnate.
- Full control of a service
- Some sort of political movement
- Standard Oil Company
- Natives defeats Custer's army in short amount of time
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- Workers were fired and then protested but there was a confrontation and 16 people killed and many more injured
- Late 1800's with fast economic growth but high unemployment rates and poverty
- People who are rich that got rich because of their persistence
- Leader for natives fighting against the government
- Steel Industry
- Business leader who positively
- Preventing all immigration of Chinese laborers signed by President Chester
- Thousands of American people forced out of their home and had to travel 2000 miles
18 Clues: Steel Industry • at the country • Standard Oil Company • Full control of a service • Business leader who positively • Some sort of political movement • Made railroad and shipping more efficient • Leader for natives fighting against the government • Culture that starts to act like the society around them • People who are rich that got rich because of their persistence • ...
History 2022-04-06
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- overthrowing the government
- Where people go pray
- having or hoping to achieve power.
- a versatile and prolific writer,
- a continent
- something you have faith in or worship
- Monarch
- think think think
- giving something for something in
- one political party
- Needed before you take
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- Law & Order
- social thinking becomes popular
- one political party
- a belief or theory that opinions
- located in europe
- opposite of war
- a Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer
- the debate among individuals or
19 Clues: Monarch • Law & Order • a continent • opposite of war • located in europe • think think think • one political party • one political party • Where people go pray • Needed before you take • overthrowing the government • social thinking becomes popular • the debate among individuals or • a versatile and prolific writer, • a belief or theory that opinions • giving something for something in • ...
history 2022-05-18
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- an association of individual
- the right of women to vote; exercise of
- the doctrine holding that infectious disease are caused by the activity of microorganisms within the body
- a formal agreement
- american credited with inventing and building
- a 19th century art movement
- was an artistic,literary, intellectual movement
- invented steam engine
- was an engineer,industrial designer and industrialist
- began to construct higher pressure on steam engine
- an american industrialist
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- a generator, especially one for producing direct current
- a sovereign state
- a social movement
- a noble prize winner
- spinning mule was built by him
- an american inventor and businessman
- fuelled primarily by coal
18 Clues: a sovereign state • a social movement • a formal agreement • a noble prize winner • invented steam engine • fuelled primarily by coal • an american industrialist • a 19th century art movement • an association of individual • spinning mule was built by him • an american inventor and businessman • the right of women to vote; exercise of • american credited with inventing and building • ...
History 2022-05-16
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- complain about Oglethorpe and the Trustees
- old name for savannah
- found the city of savannah
- defence
- tax on paper
- first native American group
- complain about Oglethorpe and the Trustees
- founded in 1733
- arrived in darian GA
- one of the wrist products
- Georgia's western border after the Yazoo land fraud.
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- translater
- 21
- Spanish Explorer policy or practice.
- De Soto fail explorer
- document
- Georgia did the Spanish Missions start
- gold,god,glore
- made spearheads
19 Clues: 21 • defence • document • translater • tax on paper • gold,god,glore • made spearheads • founded in 1733 • arrived in darian GA • old name for savannah • De Soto fail explorer • one of the wrist products • found the city of savannah • first native American group • Spanish Explorer policy or practice. • Georgia did the Spanish Missions start • complain about Oglethorpe and the Trustees • ...
history 2022-01-13
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- things that are shipped away
- The spanish texas second biggest city
- gift of public land to an organization or an individual
- tanned deer hide
- led Americans in establishing a colony in Texas
- place where women meet and talk.
- a large farm.
- trading good without money.
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- deer meat
- theory that a state could choose whether to obey or enforce federal laws
- type of house
- raising one or two crops for sale rather than for personal use
- a large farm
- The biggest spanish texas settlement
- places where wood is cut.
- Gone To Texas
- someone living on land with no title
- long boats to travel in water
- things that are coming in from another place.
19 Clues: deer meat • a large farm • type of house • Gone To Texas • a large farm. • tanned deer hide • places where wood is cut. • trading good without money. • things that are shipped away • long boats to travel in water • place where women meet and talk. • The biggest spanish texas settlement • someone living on land with no title • The spanish texas second biggest city • ...
history 2021-12-08
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- Spanish explorer set sail around the Americans to reach Asia
- want to restore the lands of the Western
- son of Pepin
- IV wanted to elect his own bishops.
- Empire
- ancient Greek geographer
- Cartier St. Lawrence River to Montreal
- Martel and the
- the Conqueror Duke of Normandy
- da Verrazano Mapped east coast of North America
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- – Incan emperor Captured by Pizarro
- Sail west across the Atlantic Ocean to reach Asia
- excommunicated him.
- Gregory II only the pope had the power to
- the Navigator Sailed Africa’s west coast
- Italian explorer
- Spanish soldier- explorers sent to conquer people in other lands
- church officials
- Pizarro Continued to search for a golden empire
- Newfoundland and Nova Scotia
- Cortés noble becomes a conquistador and sails to Hispaniola
21 Clues: Empire • son of Pepin • Martel and the • Italian explorer • church officials • excommunicated him. • ancient Greek geographer • Newfoundland and Nova Scotia • the Conqueror Duke of Normandy • – Incan emperor Captured by Pizarro • IV wanted to elect his own bishops. • Cartier St. Lawrence River to Montreal • want to restore the lands of the Western • ...
History 2021-12-17
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- a place where people in early christian people would hide there goods a run up to when under attack
- to speak about the time before they wrote
- source is a source where it can be touched
- 100 years
- a small stone hut shaped like a beehive
- 10 years
- is where you look at the rings inside of a tree to see how long it was there
- the most recent layer of soil
- a Celts house
- When the account is not balanced
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- a study left by people in the past
- a time where they used a lot of bronze
- a study a the past
- Rick people of Ancient Rome
- putting events in order
- A place the collects and displays object
- 1000 Yeats
- poor people of Rome
18 Clues: 10 years • 100 years • 1000 Yeats • a Celts house • a study a the past • poor people of Rome • putting events in order • Rick people of Ancient Rome • the most recent layer of soil • When the account is not balanced • a study left by people in the past • a time where they used a lot of bronze • a small stone hut shaped like a beehive • A place the collects and displays object • ...
history 2022-11-21
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- the New York World owned by
- The idea that the United States and Latin America should work together came to be
- In Congress a powerful senator
- ideas, and systems of government, and were destined to dominate the planet
- In 1890, he published his lectures in a book called The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660 – 1783.
- the imperial power allowed the local rulers to stay in control and protected them against rebellions and invasion
- which all countries should be allowed to trade with China
- Who did President Millard Fillmore get to attempt to persuade Japan to trade with the United States
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- the New York Journal owned by.
- a writer and poet who was passionately committed to the cause of Cuban independence
- A special amendment that Senator Orville Platt attached to the 1901 army appropriations bill described those conditions
- an area where a foreign nation controlled economic development
- corrupting Chinese society
- an officer in the U.S. Navy who taught at the Naval War College, best expressed this argument
- writers often exaggerated or even made up stories to attract readers, became known as?
- economic and political domination of a strong nation over other weaker nation
- Assistant Secretary of the Navy
- an attitude of aggressive nationalism
18 Clues: corrupting Chinese society • the New York World owned by • the New York Journal owned by. • In Congress a powerful senator • Assistant Secretary of the Navy • an attitude of aggressive nationalism • which all countries should be allowed to trade with China • an area where a foreign nation controlled economic development • ...
History 2022-10-11
History 2023-11-16
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- was a captain in the Black Hawk War, spent eight years in the Illinois legislature, and rode the circuit of courts for many years.
- seized power by force in 1851
- Italian general, patriot, revolutionary and republican. He contributed to the Italian unification
- minister of Prussia (1862-73, 1873-90) and founder and first chancellor (1871-90) of the German Empire.
- a champion of conservatism.
- took office as the first Prime Minister of Italy;he died after only three months in office
- being defeated by the Austrians at the Battle of Novara.
- being elected to the presidency, he gained fame as a general in the U.S. Army and served in both houses of the U.S. Congress.
- American lawyer, planter, general, and statesman who served as the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1837.
- around 1028,the illegitimate son of Duke Robert I of Normandy, and Herleve (also known as Arlette),
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- William IV's death in 1837, she became Queen at the age of 18.
- became King of Sardinia in 1849 when his father abdicated the throne,
- April 1818 – 13 March 1881 was Emperor of Russia, King of Poland and Grand Duke
- the first and only president of the French Second Republic, elected in 1848,
- statesman, minister of foreign affairs
- the declaration of a united Kingdom of Italy,
- of a tanner in Falaise.
- of Austria, King of Hungary, and the ruler of the other states of the Habsburg monarchy from 2 December 1848
18 Clues: of a tanner in Falaise. • a champion of conservatism. • seized power by force in 1851 • statesman, minister of foreign affairs • the declaration of a united Kingdom of Italy, • being defeated by the Austrians at the Battle of Novara. • William IV's death in 1837, she became Queen at the age of 18. • became King of Sardinia in 1849 when his father abdicated the throne, • ...
History 2023-12-12
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- Johnson member of congress
- laws of cali
- The right to
- House and Senate
- Mchenery Member
- national legislative body
- Member of Congress
- Amount of money
- Large marsupial
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- system of government
- president and advisors
- Member of con
- jordan Member of congress
- supreme law
- State of disorder
- Member of congress
- a trunk
- ammendments
- Like a Law
19 Clues: a trunk • Like a Law • supreme law • ammendments • laws of cali • The right to • Member of con • Amount of money • Large marsupial • House and Senate • State of disorder • Member of congress • Mchenery Member • Member of Congress • system of government • president and advisors • jordan Member of congress • national legislative body • Johnson member of congress
history 2024-02-27
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- the name for modern humans
- a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history
- cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die
- leader of the Hebrews and his people escape from slavery in Egypt and received 10 corrodents from god
- Chinese philosophy that seeks to bring people into harmony with nature
- leader of India was responsible for the spread of Budishm by missionaries
- prehistoric period characterized by the use of stone tools and hunting
- religion that originated in India and had multiple versions of one god
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- founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia
- an ancient Neolithic settlement dates to around 7500bce It is the earliest urban center
- haung Chinese emperor who oversaw the creation of theGreat Wall of China
- Chinese philosophy that stressed respect and had a system of behavioral teachings that influenced Chinese life and government
- the belief in only one god
- greatest leader who conquered all of the fertile crescent and Persian empire
- a series of rulers from a single family
- trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome
- Persian religion that focused in the struggle between two opposing forced good and evil
- the belief in many gods
18 Clues: the belief in many gods • the name for modern humans • the belief in only one god • a series of rulers from a single family • founded in India but spread to the rest of Asia • a circle of rocks made by humans of culture or history • trade route that linked China to the west as far as Rome • cycle of rebirth your soul is reborn in a new body after you die • ...
history 2024-03-01
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- NHD documentaries present information about an event, person, place or idea from the past through a ten-minute presentation that showcases documents, images, photographs, and actual footage of the topic you are researching.
- Compensation demanded by a victorious nation from a defeated nation.
- an alliance for combined action, especially a temporary alliance of political parties forming a government or of states.
- a form of government characterized by the rule of one person or a small group of people who have no checks and balances on their power
- in economics, a major downturn in the business cycle characterized by sharp and sustained declines in economic activity
- better-off peasants resisting collectivization.
- the act of making something apply to a group of people as a whole rather than as individuals
- Deficit spending occurs when expenses are greater than revenue or income.
- A 20th century movement of artists and writers (developing out of Dadaism) who used fantastic images and incongruous juxtapositions in order to represent unconscious thoughts and dreams.
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- A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator
- the speed (or momentum) and position of a particle at an instant cannot both be known exactly
- a place where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities, are deliberately imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate facilities
- Bargainingthe process in which working people, through their unions, negotiate contracts with their employers to determine their terms of employment
- is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist political ideology and movement, characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived
- is an attempt to get rid of political opponents.
- a sad event where Nazis had destroyed anything that belongs to the Jewish people
- stoppage of work by a substantial proportion of workers in a number of industries in an organized endeavour to achieve economic or political objectives
- the process and the result of making a composite photograph by cutting, gluing, rearranging and overlapping two or more photographs into a new image.
18 Clues: better-off peasants resisting collectivization. • is an attempt to get rid of political opponents. • A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator • Compensation demanded by a victorious nation from a defeated nation. • Deficit spending occurs when expenses are greater than revenue or income. • ...
History 2020-06-17
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- who wrote the declaration of independence
- act that put a tax on all public documents
- the basis of the French economy in the 18th
- government building stormed by the Parisian
- the first president of the United States
- Buildings where goods are manufactured
- group of instigators and provocateurs in America
- queen that people disliked
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- european country that ally to the Americans
- a luxurious royal palace located next to Paris
- Name of the island where Napoleon was exiled
- city where they signed the end of the american rev
- where did the Industrial Revolution begin
- City of the tea party
- the Declaration of
- Louis 16 cause of death
- french name for the nation's highest courts
- name of the king of france
18 Clues: the Declaration of • City of the tea party • Louis 16 cause of death • name of the king of france • queen that people disliked • Buildings where goods are manufactured • the first president of the United States • who wrote the declaration of independence • where did the Industrial Revolution begin • act that put a tax on all public documents • ...
History 2023-03-02
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- when two or more companies join to form a single firm
- selling a product below cost for a short period of time to drive competitors out of the market.
- the removal of government controls over a market
- factors that cause a producers average cost per unit to fall as output rises
- laws that encourage competition in the marketplace
- a way to attract customers through style,service,or location but not a lower price
- an illegal agreement firms to divide the market, set prices or limit production
- a market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market
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- a series of competitive price cuts that lowers the market price below the cost of production
- a contract that gives the inventor of a new product the exclusive right to sell it for a specific period of time
- any factor that makes it difficult for a new firm to enter a market
- the division of consumers into groups based on how much they'll pay for a good
- a market structure in which many companies sell products that are similar but not identical
- a market that runs most efficiently when one large firm supplies all of the output
- the expenses a new business must pay before it can begin to produce and sell goods
- a product such as petroleum or milk that is considered the same no matter who produces or sells it.
- a license that gives the inventor of a new product the exclusive right to sell it for a specific period of time
- a formal organization of producers that agree to coordinate prices and production
18 Clues: the removal of government controls over a market • laws that encourage competition in the marketplace • when two or more companies join to form a single firm • a market structure in which a few large firms dominate a market • any factor that makes it difficult for a new firm to enter a market • ...
history 2023-05-24
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- Young working for long hours and getting little pay `
- Where people buy and sell stocks
- an era when alcohol was not allowed
- an important leader from the cicil rights movements
- the fear that communism would spread in the US/around the world
- When African Americans moved north to find jobs
- Laws that discriminated African Americans
- Stated that no European country could interfere with South American nations
- a cause to the great depression
- The integration and connections between nations
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- reasons why immigrants immigrated to the US
- War between US and cuba
- A government free economy
- The bank of banks
- depression When the Us was in an econimic depression, so jobs and money were lost
- What the US did in germany during ww2(air)
- using fear of communism to scare people
- War that ended at the 38th parallel
18 Clues: The bank of banks • War between US and cuba • A government free economy • a cause to the great depression • Where people buy and sell stocks • an era when alcohol was not allowed • War that ended at the 38th parallel • using fear of communism to scare people • Laws that discriminated African Americans • What the US did in germany during ww2(air) • ...
history 2025-04-25
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- Monopoly is derived from The Landlord's Game, created in 1903 in the US by Lizzie Magie, as a way to demonstrate that an economy rewarding individuals is better than one where monopolies hold all the wealth. I
- Progressivism is a left-leaning political philosophy and reform movement that seeks to advance the human condition through social reform.
- White Fleet- The Great White Fleet was a group of United States Navy battleships that completed a journey around the globe from December 16, 1907, to February 22, 1909, by order of President Theodore Roosevelt.
- Movement- The temperance movement was a social movement aimed at promoting moderation or complete abstinence from the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
- Deal- The Square Deal was a domestic program initiated by Theodore Roosevelt during his presidency (1901-1909). It aimed to ensure fairness for workers, consumers, and businesses, focusing on three main goals:
- Policy- foreign policy, general objectives that guide the activities and relationships of one state in its interactions with other states.
- Amendment-The 17th Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1913, established the direct election of United States senators by the voters of each state,
- a state that is controlled and protected by another:
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- Journalism- journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration:
- Diplomacy- Dollar diplomacy refers to the foreign policy strategy employed by the United States, particularly under President William Howard Taft and Secretary of State Philander C. Knox
- A muckraker is a person who searches for and tries to expose real or alleged corruption, scandal, or other wrongdoing, especially in politics.
- Reserve System- The Federal Reserve System (FRS) is the central bank of the United States, often referred to as the Fed. It was founded to provide the country with a safe, flexible, and stable monetary and financial system.
- Door Policy- The Open Door Policy was a significant U.S. foreign policy initiative established in 1899 and 1900. It aimed to ensure equal trading rights for all countries with China and to maintain China's territorial and administrative integrity.
- is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- Sinclair The Jungle- The Jungle, novel by Upton Sinclair, published serially in 1905 and as a single-volume book in 1906. The most famous, influential, and enduring of all muckraking novels, The Jungle was an exposé of conditions in the Chicago stockyards. Because of the public response, the U.S. Pure Food and Drug Act was passed in 1906,
- Suffrage refers to the right to vote in political elections
- Rebellion- The Boxer Rebellion was an anti-foreign and anti-imperialist uprising in China that occurred from November 1899 to September 1901. It was initiated by a secret society known as the Boxers,
- Amendment-Granted women the right to vote
18 Clues: Amendment-Granted women the right to vote • a state that is controlled and protected by another: • Suffrage refers to the right to vote in political elections • Journalism- journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration: • is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force • ...
History 2023-04-14
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- A mounted man-at-arms serving a lord
- A way of thinking that combined faith and reason
- The everyday spoken language of a region
- A feudal estate belonging to a vassal
- Jury A group of citizens that meets to decide whether people should be accused of a crime
- People who are sent by a religious organization to spread the faith
- Political order under feudalism, nobles, governed and protected people in return for sevices
- A low-ranking noble under the protection of a feudal lord
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- Agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country
- The study of religious faith, practice, and experience
- Jury A group of citizens that decides whether an accused person is innocent or guilty
- A group of merchants or craftspeople
- A peasant tied to the land and subject to the will of the land owner
- Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews
- A narrow inlet of the sea between cliffs or steep slops
- Religious worship service for Catholic Christians
- Chivalry The system, spirit, or customs of medieval Knighthood
- A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people
18 Clues: A mounted man-at-arms serving a lord • A group of merchants or craftspeople • A feudal estate belonging to a vassal • The everyday spoken language of a region • Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews • A way of thinking that combined faith and reason • Religious worship service for Catholic Christians • A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people • ...
history 2025-09-02
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- was a Chinese philosopher
- Confucianism, also known as Ruism
- a key concept in various Indian religions.
- A continent is any of several large terrestrial geographical regions.
- cycle is an important political theory in Chinese history.
- karma, wherein individuals' intent and actions (cause) influence their future
- An Oracle is a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel or prophetic predictions
- cosmic order maintained by its followers
- A system is a group of interacting or interrelated elements that act according to a set of rules
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- Age The term Golden Age comes from Greek mythology,
- All Indian religions assert it to be a state
- A domestic worker is a person who works within a residence
- is a virtue which may include religious devotion or spirituality.
- A caste is a fixed social group into which an individual is born
- of Heaven a Chinese political ideology that was used in Ancient China
- also known as the feudal system
- Filial piety, one of the virtues in Confucian thought
- Civility, orderly behavior and politeness
18 Clues: was a Chinese philosopher • also known as the feudal system • Confucianism, also known as Ruism • cosmic order maintained by its followers • Civility, orderly behavior and politeness • a key concept in various Indian religions. • All Indian religions assert it to be a state • Age The term Golden Age comes from Greek mythology, • ...
History 2025-09-15
18 Clues: bátor • csata • távcső • előadni • áldozat • csodálni • hadsereg • ejtőernyő • színdarab • uralkodni • kereskedő • kegyetlen • felfedezni • irányítani • I don't ... • meghódítani • rabszolgaság • magába foglal
Black History Month 2018-02-07
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- Head coach of the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLI (the first to have two African American head coaches)
- Inventor of a continuous lubrication process for trains
- Organized the first large-scale blood bank in the US, which was instrumental in saving many lives during WWII
- Participated in the project to survey the borders Washington DC
- First African American to hold an international pilot's license
- Head coach of the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI (the first to have two African American head coaches)
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- Black History Month
- Inventor of the Jenny Coupler, a device linking train cars together through a bumping process
- The first African American granted a patent in the US for an invention
- Patented an improved elevator system in 1887
- The first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins
- Inventor of the first automatic three-way traffic signal
12 Clues: Black History Month • Patented an improved elevator system in 1887 • Inventor of a continuous lubrication process for trains • Inventor of the first automatic three-way traffic signal • The first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins • Participated in the project to survey the borders Washington DC • ...
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 2021-11-23
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- WWII was the deadliest what in history?
- Which country declared war on the United States after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
- The name of the ship on top of which the memorial was built.
- Which war was being fought in 1941?
- Who bombed Pearl Harbor?
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- What did the Japanese think bombing the US Navy ships would do to the fleet?
- Where is Pearl Harbor?
- What is the last name of the US President during WWII?
- What was the name of the group of countries the United States was a member of in WWII?
- The number of battleships attacked and damaged at Pearl Harbor.
- What President Roosevelt said the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor would go down in.
- What was the name of the group Japan was a member of in WWII?
12 Clues: Where is Pearl Harbor? • Who bombed Pearl Harbor? • Which war was being fought in 1941? • WWII was the deadliest what in history? • What is the last name of the US President during WWII? • The name of the ship on top of which the memorial was built. • What was the name of the group Japan was a member of in WWII? • ...
Southeast Asia, Indonesia 2024-05-15
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- Geography- most populous island
- History- first Indonesian president
- History- ended Dutch rule and occupied Indonesia
- Economy- covers about 57% of Indonesia's land
- Geography- 3rd largest Island
- Overview- largest city
- History- naval kingdom in 7th century
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- Geography- Large island in western Indonesia
- Government- Indonesia has 34 of these
- Geography- shares border with Indonesia.
- Culture- official language
- Culture- one of the most popular sports in Indonesia
- Economy- Indonesian currency
- Economy- popular Indonesian industry
- Interesting info- a caldera
- History- most dominant religion by 16th century
- Culture- main staple food in Indonesia
17 Clues: Overview- largest city • Culture- official language • Interesting info- a caldera • Economy- Indonesian currency • Geography- 3rd largest Island • Geography- most populous island • History- first Indonesian president • Economy- popular Indonesian industry • Government- Indonesia has 34 of these • History- naval kingdom in 7th century • Culture- main staple food in Indonesia • ...
MLB Players CrossWord 2022-05-27
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- Most Games Played with the Baltimore Orioles.
- The Only Player in MLB History to Have Six Consecutive Seasons with Thirty Home Runs, 100 RBI's, 100 Runs Scored, and 100 Walks.
- Only Athletics Pitcher to have Thrown More than One No-Hitter.
- Lowest ERA with the New York Yankees.
- Most Home Runs in the History of the Arizona Diamondbacks' Franchise.
- Besides Hank Aaron, this Switch Hitter is the Only Braves Player with 10,000 Plate Appearances.
- Only Royals Pitcher to Win the Cy Young Award More than Once.
- Most At-Bats in Angels History.
- 2005 NL Cy Young; Last Cardinals' Pitcher to Win the Award.
- Mariners All-Time OBP Leader.
- Known for his Hitting and Speed, he was Toronto's 1993 World Series MVP.
- Accumulated the Most Saves in Marlins History.
- Only Rockies' Pitcher to Finish a Season Top 5 in Cy Young votes.
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- Excluding the 2020 Season, he is the Last Player to Win The MLB Triple Crown of Pitching.
- All-Time Leader in OPS for the Milwaukee Brewers.
- World Series MVP with San Francisco in 2014.
- Last MLB Player to Win the Triple Crown.
- Hit the Most Home Runs in White Sox History.
- Only Pitcher to Win Cy Young in his Rookie Season.
- Relief Pitcher that Won 1990 NLCS MVP with the Cincinnati Reds.
- Highest OBP in MLB History.
- All-Time Leader in Home Runs for a Catcher.
- Franchise Leader in Games Played, At-Bats, and Hits with Texas.
- Won 2016 World Series MVP with the Chicago Cubs.
- Rays All-Time Leader in Wins and Strikeouts.
- Winner of the World Series MVP with Philadelphia in 2008.
- Accumulated the Most Home Runs in Indians History.
- Only Pittsburgh Pirates' Player to Win MVP Since Barry Bonds.
- Accumulated the Most Hits in Padres History.
- Last Player to Unanimously win NL MVP.
30 Clues: Highest OBP in MLB History. • Mariners All-Time OBP Leader. • Most At-Bats in Angels History. • Lowest ERA with the New York Yankees. • Last Player to Unanimously win NL MVP. • Last MLB Player to Win the Triple Crown. • All-Time Leader in Home Runs for a Catcher. • World Series MVP with San Francisco in 2014. • Hit the Most Home Runs in White Sox History. • ...
Route 6 test one 2023-05-27
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- City in western Colorado where US Route 6 intersects with Interstate 70.
- Nevada city where US Route 6 intersects with Interstate 80.
- State where US Route 6 begins.
- Pennsylvania city located along US Route 6.
- New York town located along US Route 6 in the Hudson Valley.
- State where US Route 6 crosses the Rocky Mountains.
- Illinois city through which US Route 6 passes on its way towards Chicago.
- Massachusetts town where US Route 6 intersects with State Route 39.
- Scenic peninsula and popular tourist destination in Massachusetts with which US Route 6 is associated.
- County in California known for its wine production, located along US Route 6.
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- Connecticut town where US Route 6 intersects with US Route 72.
- Ohio city through which US Route 6 passes.
- New York town known as the birthplace of the women's rights movement, located along US Route 6.
- Massachusetts town where US Route 6 ends.
- Bridge that US Route 6 crosses over Nantucket Sound.
- Desert that US Route 6 passes through in California.
- Large freshwater lake that US Route 6 parallels for a stretch in Pennsylvania.
- Indiana town located along US Route 6 in the northern part of the state.
- Connecticut city where US Route 6 intersects with Interstate 84.
- County in Nevada that US Route 6 traverses on its way towards Utah.
20 Clues: State where US Route 6 begins. • Massachusetts town where US Route 6 ends. • Ohio city through which US Route 6 passes. • Pennsylvania city located along US Route 6. • State where US Route 6 crosses the Rocky Mountains. • Bridge that US Route 6 crosses over Nantucket Sound. • Desert that US Route 6 passes through in California. • ...
Clone of DDay 2025-02-01
7 Clues: Rejected landing site • Planning for the operation • Use of fictitious shoulder patches • Date 0f Allied invasion of Normandy • Largest seaborne invasion in history • Country north of USA protecting the US flank • What General did Roosevelt put in Command of Allied forces.
The Knowledge is in You 2025-02-28
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- he watched us play Sims 4
- colour of one of the living room rats
- #1 based art historian (surname)
- phrase we say the same now sometimes (2 words)
- Luke’s robe is a symbol of ___ and ___ (1 of 2)
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- Luke’s surname in Happy’s phone
- #1 best kind of chair
- Luke made one out of clay once
- #1 based art historian (first name)
- animals featured in zines we made
- Luke’s robe is a symbol of ___ and ___ (2 of 2)
11 Clues: #1 best kind of chair • he watched us play Sims 4 • Luke made one out of clay once • Luke’s surname in Happy’s phone • #1 based art historian (surname) • animals featured in zines we made • #1 based art historian (first name) • colour of one of the living room rats • phrase we say the same now sometimes (2 words) • Luke’s robe is a symbol of ___ and ___ (2 of 2) • ...
The U.S. Before WW2 2025-03-12
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- Countries fighting together against a common enemy
- Sudden drop in stock prices
- Not taking sides in a conflict
- A period of staying out of other nations' affairs
- Government programs to help economy recover, started by Roosevelt
- President who launched recovery programs during the Depression
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- The worst economic crisis in modern American history (1929-1939)
- ,People without jobs
- Policy of staying out of other nations' affairs
- Tax on imported goods
- Severe drought in American plains during 1930s
- US naval base in Hawaii attacked by Japan in 1941
12 Clues: ,People without jobs • Tax on imported goods • Sudden drop in stock prices • Not taking sides in a conflict • Severe drought in American plains during 1930s • Policy of staying out of other nations' affairs • A period of staying out of other nations' affairs • US naval base in Hawaii attacked by Japan in 1941 • Countries fighting together against a common enemy • ...
Guess Who 2026-07-07
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- Who can save the day when everyone else stalls out on a manual transmission?
- Which teammate paints the hands of people who are no longer living?
- Who encountered O.J. Simpson at a Subway Donut shop?
- Which teammate has been proposed to at least three dozen times?
- Which teammate was once flown to New York City by an MLB player?
- Which teammate learned at age 20 that turkeys are fully capable of air travel—and property damage?
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- Who has a family connection to one of the most famous art heists in history?
- Who had short term amnesia in middle school?
- Which teammate broke tradition as the first female Jester in her high school's history?
- Which teammate once got into a fender bender with a vehicle transporting a deceased passenger?
- Which teammate trained for the stars before the rest of us were worried about deadlines?
- Who left a piece of their tooth behind on a McDonald's play structure?
- Who once dated a U.S. Marine?
13 Clues: Who once dated a U.S. Marine? • Who had short term amnesia in middle school? • Who encountered O.J. Simpson at a Subway Donut shop? • Which teammate has been proposed to at least three dozen times? • Which teammate was once flown to New York City by an MLB player? • Which teammate paints the hands of people who are no longer living? • ...
Gilded Age Puzzle 2022-01-18
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- A novel written by Upton Sinclair in 1906. It is about the dangers of the meatpacking industry at the time.
- progressive president
- supreme Court case that ruled that segregation was legal as along as facilities were "separate but equal"
- a legislative act is referred for final approval to a popular vote by the electorate
- procedure whereby voters can remove an elected official from office
- interracial organisation founded in 1909 to abolish segregation to achieve political and civil rights for African Americans.
- A group of reformers who worked to solve problems caused by the rapid industrial urban growth of the late 1800s.
- a ship canal 40 miles across the Isthmus of Panama, built by the US
- she exposed the corruption of the oil industry with "A History of Standard Oil."
- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
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- A procedure by which voters can propose a law or a constitutional amendment.
- state laws in the South that legalized segregation.
- Settlement house founded by progressive reformer Jane Addams in Chicago
- Roosevelt's extension of the Monroe Doctrine
- Nickname for journalists who tried to expose big economies for wrong doings
- People who wanted the US to stay away from world affairs
- a peace agreement between Spain and the United States that ended the Spanish-American War.
- a conflict between the US and Spain in 1989 for Cuban independence
18 Clues: progressive president • Roosevelt's extension of the Monroe Doctrine • state laws in the South that legalized segregation. • People who wanted the US to stay away from world affairs • a conflict between the US and Spain in 1989 for Cuban independence • procedure whereby voters can remove an elected official from office • ...
Crossword jobs 2021-10-27
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- Who is going to repair the electricity at home when it is not working?
- Who repairs a computer whenever it doesn't turn on?
- Who is the one responsible for a business?
- Who repairs toilets or pipes when they are broken?
- Who protects the museum from getting something stolen?
- Who is in the government trying to have the country under control and organized?
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- Who made this logo? It is beautiful!
- Who is going to get this information for us, if we don't know how to get it?
- Who is going to help my dog Polo to get better when he is sick?
- Who is going to help Mary do sports again after the accident?
- Who fuound that fossil near the Manzanares river?
- Who will explain us the history behind the paintings at Prado's Museum?
12 Clues: Who made this logo? It is beautiful! • Who is the one responsible for a business? • Who fuound that fossil near the Manzanares river? • Who repairs toilets or pipes when they are broken? • Who repairs a computer whenever it doesn't turn on? • Who protects the museum from getting something stolen? • Who is going to help Mary do sports again after the accident? • ...
Black History Month 2018-02-07
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- Head coach of the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLI (the first to have two African American head coaches)
- The first African American granted a patent in the US for an invention
- Inventor of the first automatic three-way traffic signal
- First African American to hold an international pilot's license
- Inventor of the Jenny Coupler, a device linking train cars together through a bumping process
- Head coach of the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI (the first to have two African American head coaches)
- Inventor of a continuous lubrication process for trains
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- Patented an improved elevator system in 1887
- Participated in the project to survey the borders Washington DC
- The first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins
- Organized the first large-scale blood bank in the US, which was instrumental in saving many lives during WWII
- Black History Month
12 Clues: Black History Month • Patented an improved elevator system in 1887 • Inventor of a continuous lubrication process for trains • Inventor of the first automatic three-way traffic signal • The first surgeon to successfully separate conjoined twins • Participated in the project to survey the borders Washington DC • ...
