world war 2 Crossword Puzzles
Crossword 2024-12-13
Across
- Pride in one's country.
- U.S. president during World War I.
- British ship sunk by Germany, killing many Americans.
- Belief in building a strong military.
- Law requiring men to register for the draft.
- Fighting from long ditches dug into the ground.
- Area between opposing armies in trench warfare.
- Leader of the American Expeditionary Force.
- Force U.S. troops sent to fight in WWI.
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- A secret message from Germany to Mexico during WWI.
- Group of ships sailing together for protection.
- Countries that fight together in a war.
- U.S. soldier and hero in WWI.
- Group of countries including Germany and Austria-Hungary in WWI.
- His assassination started World War I.
15 Clues: Pride in one's country. • U.S. soldier and hero in WWI. • U.S. president during World War I. • Belief in building a strong military. • His assassination started World War I. • Countries that fight together in a war. • Force U.S. troops sent to fight in WWI. • Leader of the American Expeditionary Force. • Law requiring men to register for the draft. • ...
Cold War 2024-03-26
Across
- an economic system based on the idea that farms and businesses should be owned in common by the workers who do the labor.
- this agreement banned nuclear testing in the air, the ocean, and outer space.
- to declare to be blameworthy or evil.
- an organization founded to preserve world peace by promoting international cooperation.
- popularized term used by Winston Churchill to describe Soviet relations with Western powers.
- the name of the Soviet intelligence agency.
- took advantage of Americans' fears to gain political power.
- stated one country’s fall into communism would precipitate neighboring countries to do the same.
- to be most noticeable within a group.
- an international organization founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, and cooperation among the world’s nations
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- soon became part of daily life.
- the practice of spying or using spies to obtain information.
- a U.S. aid plan designed to promote economic recovery in Europe after World War II
- a president during the Cold War that gave a speech where he said the German phrase, “Ich bin sin Berliner.”
- the only American civilians to be put to death for spying during the Cold War.
- an economic system based on private ownership of farms and businesses.
- to become involved in something in order to influence what happens.
- ended when Khrushchev agreed to remove the missile bases in exchange for Kennedy's promise not to invade Cuba and to remove U.S. missile bases recently installed in Turkey.
- the global struggle for power and influence between the United States and the Soviet Union that followed World War II.
- a war in which the superpowers backed different sides, which acted as substitutes (proxies) for the superpowers themselves.
20 Clues: soon became part of daily life. • to declare to be blameworthy or evil. • to be most noticeable within a group. • the name of the Soviet intelligence agency. • took advantage of Americans' fears to gain political power. • the practice of spying or using spies to obtain information. • to become involved in something in order to influence what happens. • ...
Citizenship Recent History Crossword 2023-04-12
Across
- One Native American tribe in the U.S.
- He was president during the Great Depression and World War Two (no middle initial)
- Who was president during World War I?
- (two words) Martin Luther King Jr. fought for __________
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- A country in Asia that the US fought during World War Two
- Before he was president, he was a general in World War Two
- The biggest war fought by the United States in the 1900s
- During the Cold War, what was the main concern of the United States?
8 Clues: One Native American tribe in the U.S. • Who was president during World War I? • The biggest war fought by the United States in the 1900s • (two words) Martin Luther King Jr. fought for __________ • A country in Asia that the US fought during World War Two • Before he was president, he was a general in World War Two • ...
CrossWord puzzle. 2023-03-03
Across
- The natural harbor of Brunswick, located 70 miles south of Savannah, had a long maritime history before the outbreak of World War II.
- "The Father of the Two-Ocean Navy".
- American politician who served as the 69th Governor of Georgia
- transformed Marietta—and helped the Allies win World War II.
- one of the largest movements of people in United States history.
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- served as mayor of Atlanta for six terms
- chaired the Armed Services Committee during two major wars
- a massive military conflict in Europe
- gubernatorial election
- set up a system that would allow the United States to lend or lease war supplies to any nation deemed "vital to the defense of the United States."
- the site of the unprovoked aerial attack on the United States by Japan
- served as the 70th Governor of Georgia from 1947 to 1948
- a prefabricated US-built freighter of World War II.
- a Democrat, served during a time of political transition, both in Georgia and nationally.
- a pivotal leader in the struggle to establish civil rights for African-Americans.
15 Clues: gubernatorial election • "The Father of the Two-Ocean Navy". • a massive military conflict in Europe • served as mayor of Atlanta for six terms • a prefabricated US-built freighter of World War II. • served as the 70th Governor of Georgia from 1947 to 1948 • chaired the Armed Services Committee during two major wars • ...
The Great War Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-15
Across
- Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, Vittorio Orlando, and David Lloyd George
- A bandit who eventually became a general in the Mexican revolution.
- A principle in which people decide what government they want to live under.
- This restated Germany's promise to follow international law.
- A Supreme Court ruling which said that Congress could limit free speech.
- He ruled Mexico with an iron fist from 1976 to 1911.
- Information spread to advance a cause or damage an opponent’s cause.
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- This treaty was forced on the Germans after World War I.
- The German word for submarine.
- Identifying with one's own nation, usually to the detriment of others.
- A Serbian nationalist terrorist group responsible for the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand.
- Germany was made responsible for the entire cost of the war by being forced to pay these.
- The sinking of this British passenger liner helped push the U.S. closer to entering World War I.
- The neutral zone beyond the frontline trenches.
- A term used to refer to American soldiers in World War I.
15 Clues: The German word for submarine. • The neutral zone beyond the frontline trenches. • He ruled Mexico with an iron fist from 1976 to 1911. • This treaty was forced on the Germans after World War I. • A term used to refer to American soldiers in World War I. • This restated Germany's promise to follow international law. • ...
COLD WAR PUZZLE - ANGIE COLORADOf 2021-04-13
Across
- the working class in a society.
- the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
- a sovietic plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies.
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990.
- the power released by a nuclear reaction.
- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution.
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons.
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- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. President Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe.
- held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe.
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds.
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world.
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states.
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism.
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others.
14 Clues: the working class in a society. • the power released by a nuclear reaction. • the dominating influence of one country or group over others. • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states. • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990. • ...
COLD WAR PUZZLE - ANGIE COLORADO - U.S 3rd period 2021-04-13
Across
- the working class in a society.
- the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
- a sovietic plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies.
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990.
- the power released by a nuclear reaction.
- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution.
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons.
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- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. President Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe.
- held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe.
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds.
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world.
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states.
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism.
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others.
14 Clues: the working class in a society. • the power released by a nuclear reaction. • the dominating influence of one country or group over others. • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states. • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990. • ...
1940-1970 puzzle 2025-03-12
Across
- a U.S. president was assassinated in an open top car
- scandal a major political scandal in the United States involving the administration of President Richard Nixon
- v.s. board a landmark decision of the United States Supreme Court that ruled that U.S. laws for segregation in public schools are unconstitutional
- harbor japan attacked this naval base
- computers starting in the 1970s with the invention of the microprocessor and culminating in the widespread adoption of PCs in homes and businesses.
- nations creation of an organization united 193 countries/nations
- first satellite launch
- movement a social movement that aims to protect the natural world from harmful environmental practices
- doctrine a foreign policy to make the U.S. to support nations threatened by authoritarian force
- of pigs a failed military landing operation on the southwestern coast of Cuba in April 1961
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- war an Armed conflict on the Korean Peninsula that divided a nation
- naval battle in which japan lost and has to this day not recovered
- war 2 German invasion of france
- pact a collective defence treaty established by the Soviet Union and seven other Soviet states
- boy secret bomb that ended the war by turning a city into rubble
- crisis Oil Embargo acutely strained a US economy that had grown increasingly dependent on foreign oil.
- rights act a piece of federal legislation in the U.S. that outlaws discrimination in voting.
- rights act a act that outlawed segregation in businesses such as theaters, restaurants, and hotels.
- the beach where the liberation of france started
- bus boycott boycott of a bus company after a passenger was arrested for not giving up their seat
- landing The Apollo 11 mission
21 Clues: first satellite launch • landing The Apollo 11 mission • war 2 German invasion of france • harbor japan attacked this naval base • the beach where the liberation of france started • a U.S. president was assassinated in an open top car • naval battle in which japan lost and has to this day not recovered • ...
Years 2025-10-23
World War I 2023-03-17
Across
- The Major Central Power
- Large vehicle used during World War I
- In the movie "Flyboys" these were commonly used
- Soldiers would get this if they experience really bad things
- Guns Guns That would rapidly fire
- Most common weapon used during World War I
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- The "M" In Main
- Foot Soldiers would get this if their feet got wet
- Wilson President Of the USA during World War I
- The "I" In Main
10 Clues: The "M" In Main • The "I" In Main • The Major Central Power • Guns Guns That would rapidly fire • Large vehicle used during World War I • Most common weapon used during World War I • Wilson President Of the USA during World War I • In the movie "Flyboys" these were commonly used • Foot Soldiers would get this if their feet got wet • ...
aiden b4 2021-10-28
Across
- the capital of maine
- the very large war that happened between july 28th 1914 to november 11th 1918
- the home of warsaw middle school
- the ocean under india
- the 16th president
- the teacher for the 5/6th grade social studies teacher for warsaw middle school
- a northern strand of states in the united states
- the imaginary line separating the earth into two halves
- the home town to the eiffel tower
- the capital of new south wales
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- the largest mountain in maine
- the 1st president
- the other large war that happened between september 1st 1939 to september 2nd 1945
- the most northern section of the world
- the largest desert in the world
- the largest ocean in the world
- the largest shortage of money spanning from august 1929 to march 1933
- a northern state in the united states
- a famous boat that snapped in half while sinking in the atlantic
19 Clues: the 1st president • the 16th president • the capital of maine • the ocean under india • the largest mountain in maine • the largest ocean in the world • the capital of new south wales • the largest desert in the world • the home of warsaw middle school • the home town to the eiffel tower • a northern state in the united states • the most northern section of the world • ...
Classical Civilizations 2024-09-16
Across
- Greek city-state known for war/conquering and superior warriors
- From the peninsula of Attica, leaders of the Greek world
- period of time when the Greek language and ideas were taken to the non-Greek world
- "the rule of few", a form of government in which only a select few hold control
- the early Greek city-state consisting of a city or town and its surrounding countryside
- Greeks and Spartans held off a Persian army for 2 days before being betrayed and outflanked
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- a gathering place at the top of a hill, sometimes the site of a temple
- a wall of shields created by foot soldiers marching side by side in a rectangle formation
- War between Athens and Sparta, Sparta won
- A Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Athena
- "the rule of many" government by the people or people representatives
- son of King Phillip king at age 20 helped spread Hellenistic culture across Europe
- a long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero
- a state with political and economical control over the surrounding countryside
- Famous scientist of the Hellenistic era, discovered geometry of cylinders and spheres
- Indo-europeans civilization who lived in modern day Iran
16 Clues: War between Athens and Sparta, Sparta won • A Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Athena • a long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero • From the peninsula of Attica, leaders of the Greek world • Indo-europeans civilization who lived in modern day Iran • Greek city-state known for war/conquering and superior warriors • ...
Opening Keresztrejtvény 2023-01-13
Across
- One Piece 2
- Kuroko no Basuke 7
- Tokyo Ghoul 1
- Kaleido Star 3
- Jojo's Bizarre Adventure 2
- Kaguya-sama Love is War 2
- Chainsaw Man 1
- Mahoutsukai no Yome 1
- Soul Eater 2
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- Sword Art Online 1
- Naruto Shippuuden 3
- Fire Force 1
- Bleach 1
- Death Parade 1
- Black Clover 10
- Haikyuu 6
- Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood 1
- Darling in the Franxx 1
- Kokkoku 1
- Boku no Hero Academia 2
20 Clues: Bleach 1 • Haikyuu 6 • Kokkoku 1 • One Piece 2 • Fire Force 1 • Soul Eater 2 • Tokyo Ghoul 1 • Death Parade 1 • Kaleido Star 3 • Chainsaw Man 1 • Black Clover 10 • Sword Art Online 1 • Kuroko no Basuke 7 • Naruto Shippuuden 3 • Mahoutsukai no Yome 1 • Darling in the Franxx 1 • Boku no Hero Academia 2 • Kaguya-sama Love is War 2 • Jojo's Bizarre Adventure 2 • Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood 1
Unit 5- Sub-Saharan Africa 2023-05-18
Across
- What is the longest river in the world
- The Hutus massacred and killed the Tutsis in a genocide located in this country
- This person is responsible for ending Apartheid & being the first black president of South Africa (first & last name)
- What did the Europeans do during colonization to create fighting between native tribes and groups
- 40% of people living in Africa live in less developed areas and rely on ______ _____ to provide food for their families (2 words)
- Lack of access to clean water can cause widespread illnesses also known as ____
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- People fleeing war (like Salva) often found themselves living in this temporary place to avoid war (2 words)
- Northern Africans primarily practice this form of religion
- Both the Sahara and Kalahari are these types of landforms
- This racist ideas adopted into law in South Africa
- What type of growth would you typically see on a population pyramid for most African countries
- The average person makes $685 per year in Chad. Chad would be considered what level of development? (2 words)
- Environmental impact resulted from overfarming, overgrazing, and droughts
- What statistic helps people to understand how much the average person makes in a country (3 words)
14 Clues: What is the longest river in the world • This racist ideas adopted into law in South Africa • Both the Sahara and Kalahari are these types of landforms • Northern Africans primarily practice this form of religion • Environmental impact resulted from overfarming, overgrazing, and droughts • ...
1.3 Revolution in the Colonies 2024-09-25
Across
- ______ troops prevented British victory in the South
- The _______ of 1763 was considered an act of tyranny
- The _____ were a group that formed the Sons of Liberty to protest the Stamp Act
- The American Revolution impacted other parts of the world by encouraging other nations to ____ for their independence
- The goal of the First Continental Congress was to find a _________ to the conflicts with Great Britain
- People are born with _____ rights as described in the Declaration of Independence
- _______ (2 words)gained territory in North America as a result of the FIW
- A ______ of the Continental army at the start of he war was supply shortages
- At the ____ Continental Congress, the decision was made to form an army
- ____ became an ally after the victory battle at Saratoga
- George Washington was chosen to be a military leader because he had __________
- The British government had a large war _____
- ________ (2 words), a patriot, gave a famous speech that ended with the words “give me liberty, or give me death!”
- American defeat in Brooklyn, New York, in August 1776 was caused due to ______ soldiers
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- European countries came to the aid of America as an effect of the American victory battle at _______
- The ________ (2 words)Petition was sent by the Second Continental Congress to ask King George to make peace with the colonies
- Many people in Britain not support the war because the ____ to taxpayers was too high
- ____ (2 words) was given to the events of March 5, 1770, in order to create anti-British sentiment
- The ________ Acts were an effect of the Boston Tea Party
- Washington’s military strategy after 1776 was to fight a _________ ware & tire the British out
- The Declaration of Independence was _______ on July 4, 1776
- According to Thomas Jefferson, the power to rule comes from _______
- The mood of most colonies was_____ immediately after the events at Lexington and Concord
- Several colonies began to take steps to ____ slavery as an effect of African Americans helping the cause for independence
- Parliament responded to the colonists' protests against the Stamp Act by having it_____
25 Clues: The British government had a large war _____ • ______ troops prevented British victory in the South • The _______ of 1763 was considered an act of tyranny • The ________ Acts were an effect of the Boston Tea Party • ____ became an ally after the victory battle at Saratoga • The Declaration of Independence was _______ on July 4, 1776 • ...
Cold War 2023-05-11
Across
- Conflict between Communist and non-Communist forces that began in Vietnam. In 1973, the United States pulled its forces from Vietnam. Afterward, the nation became united under a communist government.
- ________________ warfare is when there are ambushes, raids, traps and underground tunnels.
- An alliance of Western democratic nations formed after World War 2 to defend themselves against communist aggression.
- took place between 1947-1991 between the USSR and US over political influence in Europe.
- government owns and controls everything
- competition to see who can stockpile the most nuclear weapons
- The military operation led by the United States after World War 2. The residents of West Berlin, Germany were blockaded by the Soviet Union. Led by the United States, Western nations delivered food and supplies to them by airplane.
Down
- A conflict between communist North Korea hoping to unify the country under a Communist government and democratic South Korea. Ended in a stalemate.
- US will aid any country threatened by communist aggression.
- To stop people from East Berlin from escaping to West Berlin this was built to divide the two.
- US policy to stop the spread of Communism
- competition to see who had the most advanced space exploration and technology.
12 Clues: government owns and controls everything • US policy to stop the spread of Communism • US will aid any country threatened by communist aggression. • competition to see who can stockpile the most nuclear weapons • competition to see who had the most advanced space exploration and technology. • ...
Ancient Greece 2023-03-28
Across
- Rulers in 14
- Forth Was between 4 and 16
- Governed by the people
- Places in 16
- First battle between 4 and 16
- Last war between 4 and 16
- 2 rival
- Power is passed down
- Ruler of 19
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- Leader of a country
- Slaves in 3
- Created 12
- Second war between 4 and 16
- War Between 4 and 16
- Country near the Mediterranean
- How citizens decide who rules
- Third war between 4 and 16
- Ruled by rich men
- Near Meneteranian sea
- Ruler keeps control
20 Clues: 2 rival • Created 12 • Slaves in 3 • Ruler of 19 • Rulers in 14 • Places in 16 • Ruled by rich men • Leader of a country • Ruler keeps control • War Between 4 and 16 • Power is passed down • Near Meneteranian sea • Governed by the people • Last war between 4 and 16 • Forth Was between 4 and 16 • Third war between 4 and 16 • Second war between 4 and 16 • How citizens decide who rules • ...
chapter 14-Dylan 2015-10-15
Across
- who gathered taught universes.
- selling of church positions
- revolution expansion of trade change in business practices
- Effort by christian leaders to drive the Muslims out of Spain.
- of representatives that makes laws for nation.
- Co pet founder of dynasty ruled France from 987 to 1328.
- 2-Pope who called for 1st crusade.
- 2 English king who added French lands to English holdings by marrying Elanor of Aquitaine.
- Muslim leader of 1100's.
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- 2 one of the most powerful Capetian kings.
- language.
- plague deadly disease spread across Asia Europe in 14th century.
- A holy war.
- field system Farmland dived into 3 equal sized fields.
- law body of rulings by English judges.
- year war war between England and France from 1337 to 1453.
- the lion English king who fought Saladin in 3rd crusade.
- class person who lived in a town.
- of arc English peasant who led french army to victory at Orleans.
- general council of representatives advise the French king.
20 Clues: language. • A holy war. • Muslim leader of 1100's. • selling of church positions • who gathered taught universes. • class person who lived in a town. • 2-Pope who called for 1st crusade. • law body of rulings by English judges. • 2 one of the most powerful Capetian kings. • of representatives that makes laws for nation. • field system Farmland dived into 3 equal sized fields. • ...
World War I 2025-05-06
Across
- – Truce or agreement to stop fighting
- – Information used to promote a political cause or point of view
- – The treaty that ended WWI
- – The alliance including Britain, France, and Russia
- – Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire were part of this group
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- – The ship sunk by a German U-boat, influencing U.S. entry into the war
- – U.S. president during World War I
- – The country where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
- – The spark that began World War I
- – Type of warfare involving deep ditches
- – Germany’s plan to avoid a two-front war
- – Payments made by a defeated country
12 Clues: – The treaty that ended WWI • – The spark that began World War I • – U.S. president during World War I • – Truce or agreement to stop fighting • – Payments made by a defeated country • – Type of warfare involving deep ditches • – Germany’s plan to avoid a two-front war • – The alliance including Britain, France, and Russia • ...
Unit 4 2018-10-31
Across
- This document was made by the Allied powers to end World War 1.
- This alliance consisted of the U.S., Brazil, Japan, Britain, and other countries.
- This was a secret telegram sent to Mexico from Germany telling then to take over the U.S., but was intercepted by the British before it could get there.
- This was a law passed by Congress that said that all of the men between the ages of 21 and 31 had to enter the war.
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- This was another alliance, which consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman empire.
- This was a new technology during the war, causing temporary blindness and sometimes even death.
- This was the U.S's president during the first World War.
- This was the ship that a German submarine sunk, and gave the U.S.A. a reason to enter the war.
- This was the man who's assassination started World War 1.
- This was a new military tactic used in the first World War
10 Clues: This was the U.S's president during the first World War. • This was the man who's assassination started World War 1. • This was a new military tactic used in the first World War • This document was made by the Allied powers to end World War 1. • This alliance consisted of the U.S., Brazil, Japan, Britain, and other countries. • ...
Australian History 2019-09-15
Remembrance Day Crossword 2019-11-22
Across
- A brutal fight.
- A form of writing.
- A certain month.
- For example, a poppy for Remembrance Day.
- Who serves in war.
- In ______________, poppies blow.
- November is the ________ month.
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- A red flower.
- An agreement in war.
- Earth, also known as the ______.
- Tranquility.
- Glory, to tribute.
- Complete trust.
- A large group of soldiers.
14 Clues: Tranquility. • A red flower. • A brutal fight. • Complete trust. • A certain month. • A form of writing. • Glory, to tribute. • Who serves in war. • An agreement in war. • A large group of soldiers. • November is the ________ month. • Earth, also known as the ______. • In ______________, poppies blow. • For example, a poppy for Remembrance Day.
End of Year Social Studies 2012-04-19
Across
- to give up your job
- the shortage resulting from spending more money than is received
- doing away with the laws and practice of having separate schools and other facilities for different races
- financial or other aid given by the government to people in need
- a plan for saving and spending income
- the use of violence against ordinary people to achieve a political goal
- removal of an official rule about what may or may not be done
- a war hero who had led the Allied troops in Europe during World War II and who became President
- a group of allies working together to achieve a goal
- the U.S. President who led the country through the final months of World War II and brought his Fair Deal program to Congress
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- an agreement reached after discussion or negotiation by two or more groups
- an inoculation to provide immunity against a specific disease
- economic success, wealth, or good fortune in life
- developed a vaccine to prevent polio
- a person who moves from place to place looking for work, particularly farm work
- a person who has served in the armed forces
- a public meeting or march to protest something
- remove from power
- boom the sharp increase in the number of births in the United States after World War II
- a period of 10 centuries, or 1,000 years
- a group of people all born and living about the same time
21 Clues: remove from power • to give up your job • developed a vaccine to prevent polio • a plan for saving and spending income • a period of 10 centuries, or 1,000 years • a person who has served in the armed forces • a public meeting or march to protest something • economic success, wealth, or good fortune in life • a group of allies working together to achieve a goal • ...
Christmas Crossword 2023-12-20
Across
- Laura baby
- Peg Leg RIP (2/2)
- New Abode (2/2)
- Wonka Floating Chocolate (2 words)
- Day out with the Jones’ (1/2)
- Closed Pub (3 words)
- Baby nickname
- Ralfes new toy (2 words)
- New Game (4/4)
- Kittens Mother
- New internet
- Bloke that let the cat out the hat
- Job (2/2)
- Baby nickname
- New Game (2/4)
- New Game (3/4)
- Bex baby
- Emily baby
- As old as her little finger (2 words)
- New car
- Rugby world cup winners (2/2)
- Sarah baby
- Kitten
- Rosie baby
- Baby Classes
- Peg Leg RIP (1/2)
- Size 20
- Bens favourite food (4 words)
- Ralfes new toy
- Job (3 words)
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- Bens new weird hobby
- Summer Wedding
- Ralfes new job (2 words)
- Kitten
- New Game (1/4)
- Eating challenge
- Myrtle Cottage occupants (1/2)
- Bird of Prey (2 words)
- Middle name
- Stressful tv series (2 words)
- Rugby world cup winners (1/2)
- Baby Toy
- Myrtle Cottage occupants (2/2)
- Bens hobby
- Medical Procedure
- Day out with the Jones’ (2/2)
- Job (1/2)
- Lucie baby
- New Abode (1/2)
- Poured a few loads this year!
- Annie baby
- Lindsay baby
- Rachel birthday present
- Baby
- Kitten
55 Clues: Baby • Kitten • Kitten • Kitten • New car • Size 20 • Baby Toy • Bex baby • Job (2/2) • Job (1/2) • Laura baby • Bens hobby • Emily baby • Lucie baby • Annie baby • Sarah baby • Rosie baby • Middle name • New internet • Lindsay baby • Baby Classes • Baby nickname • Baby nickname • Job (3 words) • Summer Wedding • New Game (1/4) • New Game (4/4) • Kittens Mother • New Game (2/4) • New Game (3/4) • Ralfes new toy • New Abode (2/2) • ...
American History: Chp. 22 - World War I 2025-07-26
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- Head of the Food Administration during World War I.
- This type of thinking claims that truth is found when one truth/idea clashes with a contradictory truth to create a new truth.
- Considered the father of communism.
- Nickname for American soldiers during World War I.
- Wilson's secretary of state who became known for his work in settling international disputes.
- Intentional destruction of property.
- Congressional act that instituted the draft.
- British introduced the tank during this battle.
- German pledge not to sink merchan vessels without warning and without saving human lives.
- Provided for an increase in the size of the regular army.
- Teaches that the senses and the mind are sole avenues of knowledge and that man cannot know God by either of these avenues.
- Teaching that the truth of all knowledge must always be in question.
- Belief that man is naturally good, but society and private property are bad and corrupt man.
- Alliance that included Great Britain, France, Russia, and several other nations.
- Battle in which the British crippled the German fleet.
- Alliance that included Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire.
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- The Allied commander during World War I.
- American soldier who killed over 20 German soldiers and captured 132 more by himself.
- Idea that the Bible is merely a piece of literature that should be judged with reason.
- Site of the postwar peace conference.
- Luxury liner that was sunk by German U-boats in 1915.
- Items that according to international law may be seized when headed for an enemy port in wartime.
- Idea that man's reason is the sole criterion for truth.
- Popularized the idea of natural selection and evolution.
- Site of two international peace conferences in 1899 and 1907.
- Socialist leader who was arrested under the terms of the Espionage Act.
- Belief that an impersonal God, after creating the world, left it to run by natural laws.
- The day that Americans honor all men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
- Name initially given to World War I.
- Theory that experience is the only source of knowledge.
- German nickname for a submarine.
- Idea that government should control all resources on behalf of the people.
- Note allegedly sent by Germany to Mexico to form an alliance.
- Matter is the only reality.
- American ace pilot who destroyed over 20 enemy planes during World War I.
35 Clues: Matter is the only reality. • German nickname for a submarine. • Considered the father of communism. • Name initially given to World War I. • Intentional destruction of property. • Site of the postwar peace conference. • The Allied commander during World War I. • Congressional act that instituted the draft. • British introduced the tank during this battle. • ...
Vocab Cards/Cold War 2021-04-20
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- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution
- Conference in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others
- energy the power released by a nuclear reaction
- curtain the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990
- doctrine a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism
- the working class in a society
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- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world
- Plan a Soviet plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies
- War the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states
- Atomic Energy Commission a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons
- Conference held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe
- plan a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds
14 Clues: the working class in a society • energy the power released by a nuclear reaction • the dominating influence of one country or group over others • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states • curtain the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990 • ...
History Terms 2024-05-21
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- Loans from citizens to the government during wartime
- 1960s militant African American organization
- Teddy Roosevelt's volunteer cavalry
- 1930s drought stricken Great Plains region
- Northern states in the Civil War
- Belief that communism would spread if not stopped
- Groups differing from the majority population
- Authoritarian and nationalistic political system
- 1920s women known for their bold fashion and behavior
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- 1929 stock market crash
- Devices for raising and lowering boats in a canal
- Corrupt New York political leader
- Country with 50 state
- Easing of Cold War tensions
- Strong pride in one's country
- Insures bank deposits in the U.S.
- Areas of land for Native Americans
- Political movement for the common people
- Economic system of private ownership
- Formerly enslaved person
- Southern states in the Civil War
- Policy promoting equal trade opportunities in China
- Separation based on race
- Middle Eastern country involved in 1979 hostage crisis
- International organization founded in 1945
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- Unfenced grazing land
- Genocide of Jews during World War II
- Giving money for public good
- Groups advocating for workers' rights
- Wealthy and unscrupulous industrialists
- Couple executed for espionage in the 1950s
- Complete control of a product or service
- Moving to a new country to live
- Period of alcohol ban in the U.S.
- Workers' protests for better conditions
- Laws limiting the rights of freed slaves
- Post-World War II increase in births
- Fear of communism in the United States
- Civil Rights group advocating for racial equality
- Volunteer program established by Kennedy
- Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policy
- Favoring native born citizens over immigrants
- Fee required to vote
- Organization for youth and community services
- Use of violence for political aims
- Withdraw formally from a union
- Rapid Fire automatic weapons
- Law aimed at assimilating Native Americans
- Soviet leader during and after World War II
50 Clues: Fee required to vote • Unfenced grazing land • Country with 50 state • 1929 stock market crash • Formerly enslaved person • Separation based on race • Easing of Cold War tensions • Giving money for public good • Rapid Fire automatic weapons • Strong pride in one's country • Withdraw formally from a union • Moving to a new country to live • Northern states in the Civil War • ...
History Terms 2024-05-21
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- Separation based on race
- Teddy Roosevelt's volunteer cavalry
- Strong pride in one's country
- Southern states in the Civil War
- Loans from citizens to the government during wartime
- Post-World War II increase in births
- Complete control of a product or service
- Insures bank deposits in the U.S.
- Formerly enslaved person
- promoting equal trade opportunities in China
- Laws limiting the rights of freed slaves
- Genocide of Jews during World War II
- Workers' protests for better conditions
- Unfenced grazing land
- Corrupt New York political leader
- Belief that communism would spread if not stopped
- International organization founded in 1945
- Middle Eastern country involved in 1979 hostage crisis
- Economic system of private ownership
- Northern states in the Civil War
- Fee required to vote
- Organization for youth and community services
- Political movement for the common people
- Rapid Fire automatic weapons
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- Groups differing from the majority population
- Easing of Cold War tensions
- Law aimed at assimilating Native Americans
- Period of alcohol ban in the U.S.
- Fear of communism in the United States
- Devices for raising and lowering boats in a canal
- Civil Rights group advocating for racial equality
- Moving to a new country to live
- Areas of land for Native Americans
- 1929 stock market crash
- Volunteer program established by Kennedy
- 1930s droughtstricken Great Plains region
- Wealthy and unscrupulous industrialists
- Use of violence for political aims
- 1960s militant African American organization
- Couple executed for espionage in the 1950s
- Authoritarian and nationalistic political system
- Withdraw formally from a union
- Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policy
- Favoring nativeborn citizens over immigrants
- Groups advocating for workers' rights
- 1920s women known for their bold fashion and behavior
- Giving money for public good
- Soviet leader during and after World War II
- Country with 50 statea
- North American Free Trade Agreement
50 Clues: Fee required to vote • Unfenced grazing land • Country with 50 statea • 1929 stock market crash • Separation based on race • Formerly enslaved person • Easing of Cold War tensions • Giving money for public good • Rapid Fire automatic weapons • Strong pride in one's country • Withdraw formally from a union • Moving to a new country to live • Southern states in the Civil War • ...
April 10 Crossword 2018-02-07
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- Another name for the Union's army
- Leader of the most trained Confederate corps that was at the battle of Shiloh (2 words)
- State in which Shiloh is located
- Cautious second-in-command of the Confederate forces at Shiloh
- Bloodiest battle of the Civil War so far
- Timberclad Gunboat used by the Union at Shiloh (2 words)
- The only Confederate Brigadier General to lead a corps at Shiloh (3 words)
- Union General at Shiloh (2 words)
- Union Brigadier General that lead around 50 cannons against the Confederates at Shiloh (2 words)
- Army lead by Johnston at Shiloh
- Union General who's reputation bloomed after Shiloh
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- Most important commander of either side to die in combat (2 words)
- Name of a creek near Pittsburg
- Amount of casualties from the battle of Shiloh
- Army lead by Buell at Shiloh
- President of the Confederate States of America (2 words)
- Converted merchant ship used by the Union at Shiloh (2 words)
- Most common rifle type used by both sides in the Civil War
- Union defensive line that was held for seven hours (2 words)
19 Clues: Army lead by Buell at Shiloh • Name of a creek near Pittsburg • Army lead by Johnston at Shiloh • State in which Shiloh is located • Another name for the Union's army • Union General at Shiloh (2 words) • Bloodiest battle of the Civil War so far • Amount of casualties from the battle of Shiloh • Union General who's reputation bloomed after Shiloh • ...
World War 1 Crossword puzzle 2016-12-14
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- France, Britain, and Russia allies.
- The development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy.
- a barren expanse of mud pockmarked with shell craters and filled with barbed wire.
- Men register randomly chosen for service.
- A barren expanse of mud pockmarked with shell craters and filled with barbed wire.
- Germany agreed to a cease-fire and signed the _______, or truce, that ended the war.
- Person who opposes war on moral grounds.
- Bloodiest war in history to date.
- Three sets; front line supports reserve, Between each sides trench; “No Man’s Land”.
- May 7, 1915, a U-boat sank the British liner ________ off the southern coast of Ireland.
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- A devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation.
- Famous fighter pilot of world war 1.
- By 1907 there were two major defense alliances in Europe. the triple entente, later known as the _____, consisted of France, Britain, and Russia.
- The policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories.
- The american expeditionary force was led by ______.
- Telegram from German ambassador to Mexico.
- General John J. Pershing led the ______.
- Destroyers escort merchant ships across Atlantic.
- The original name of world war 1.
19 Clues: Bloodiest war in history to date. • The original name of world war 1. • France, Britain, and Russia allies. • Famous fighter pilot of world war 1. • General John J. Pershing led the ______. • Person who opposes war on moral grounds. • Men register randomly chosen for service. • Telegram from German ambassador to Mexico. • Destroyers escort merchant ships across Atlantic. • ...
Cold War crossword puzzle Pd 1 EZ 2021-04-17
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- a Soviet plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others
- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution
- the power released by a nuclear reaction
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- held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe
- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe
- the working class in a society
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons
- the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991
14 Clues: the working class in a society • the power released by a nuclear reaction • the dominating influence of one country or group over others • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990 • ...
Cold War 2021-04-13
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- the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991
- a Soviet plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons
- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe
- the working class in a society
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others
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- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution
- held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states
- the power released by a nuclear reaction
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world
14 Clues: the working class in a society • the power released by a nuclear reaction • the dominating influence of one country or group over others • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990 • ...
Cold War Cross Word 2021-04-13
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- hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991
- a Soviet plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons
- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe
- the working class in a society
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others
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- economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution
- in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states
- the power released by a nuclear reaction
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world
14 Clues: the working class in a society • the power released by a nuclear reaction • the dominating influence of one country or group over others • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990 • ...
ww2 2022-10-21
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- Harbor Surprise attack by the Japanese on December 7, 1941 that resulted in the United States' entry into world war 2
- Prime minister of Great Britain during world war 2Joseph Stalin the Dictator of the soviet union during world war 2Non-Aggression Pact Agreement between Germany and the USSR not to fight each other. They also agreed to divide Poland
- HItler The dictator of Germany during world war 2Benito Mussolini the Dictator of Italy during world war 2Winston Churchill
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- Interment In 1942 the U.S. Government removed more than 100,000 people of Japanese birth and ancestry from their homes on the pacific coast to relocation centers
- of Britain The German air force launched an all-out air battle to destroy the British Royal Air Force
- Depression The economic crisis beginning with the stock market crash in 1929 and continuing through the 1930s
6 Clues: of Britain The German air force launched an all-out air battle to destroy the British Royal Air Force • Depression The economic crisis beginning with the stock market crash in 1929 and continuing through the 1930s • Harbor Surprise attack by the Japanese on December 7, 1941 that resulted in the United States' entry into world war 2 • ...
Bebop Crossword 2021-02-24
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- Historic Event During The Creation of Bebop
- where Charlie Parker was from
- Friend of Charlie Parker
- A Style That Preceded it
- Another preceding style
- Most Common Instruments in Bebop
- Another Characteristic of Bebop
- When Was Bebop Popular
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- A famous Bebop musician
- Where Bebop Originated
- What Is your Jazz Style
- Bebop has a lot of these
- famous musician/ great influencer of bebop
- Became more popular with Bebop because of key changes
14 Clues: Where Bebop Originated • When Was Bebop Popular • A famous Bebop musician • What Is your Jazz Style • Another preceding style • Bebop has a lot of these • Friend of Charlie Parker • A Style That Preceded it • where Charlie Parker was from • Another Characteristic of Bebop • Most Common Instruments in Bebop • famous musician/ great influencer of bebop • ...
Asia Test Review- Ethan B 2025-02-05
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- how much money they make a day indonesia
- Ocean on the right of japan
- biggest country in Asia
- good place to sleep in japan
- abandon,flee
- The biggest population
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- each person does one job
- what does an underwater earthquake make
- evil dictator in north Korea
- place where people would kill themself
- who did the USA bomb in world war 2
- why are Nike factories in vietnam and not usa
- we can do this all by are self
- who has lowest labor age
14 Clues: abandon,flee • The biggest population • biggest country in Asia • each person does one job • who has lowest labor age • Ocean on the right of japan • evil dictator in north Korea • good place to sleep in japan • we can do this all by are self • who did the USA bomb in world war 2 • place where people would kill themself • what does an underwater earthquake make • ...
WW1 2022-05-05
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- powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces.
- policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
- 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.
- Lenin-a Russian communist revolutionary and head of the Bolshevik Party
- Franz Ferdinand-His assassination cause WW1
- or organization formed for mutual benefit
- vehicles designed to combine the military factors of fire, maneuver and protection.
- of the main participants in the outbreak and fighting of World War I.
- Hungary-often referred to as the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the Dual Monarchy
- with one's own nation and support for its interests
- to try to make people think a certain way
- Front-the line of fighting that occurred along the eastern border of Germany with Russia.
- constitutional monarchy and great power in Central Europe between 1867 and 1918
- by hand and aimed by the naked eye
- name given to the economic system that existed in Russia from 1918 to 1921
- new kingdom expanded its territory during the Balkan wars
- leading Allied Power during the First World War of 1914–1918
- British passenger ship that was owned by the Cunard Line and was first launched in 1906.
- Front-he contested armed frontier between lands controlled by Germany to the east and the Allies to the west.
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- Germany used to destroy surface merchant vessels.
- Note-a coded note sent by Germany's Foreign Minister, Arthur Zimmermann, in January 1917 with a message for the Mexican government.
- military's heavy firearms.
- assault weapon that projects a stream of blazing oil or thickened gasoline against enemy positions.
- to could kill the enemy underground or behind cover.
- Guns-fully automatic weapons that fired bullets rapidly, up to 450 to 600 rounds a minute.
- Gas-a liquid or a solid giving off poisonous vapors designed (as in chemical warfare) to kill, injure, or disable by inhalation or contact.
- Mortars-a portable, muzzle-loaded mortar, usually having a smooth bore, fired at high angles of elevation to reach concealed enemy targets.
- gun, especially one fired from shoulder level, having a long spirally grooved barrel intended to make a bullet spin and thereby have greater accuracy over a long distance.
- kind of airship that was used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
- war that began on the 28th of July, 1914 and ended on the 11th of November, 1918.
- of Versailles-signed in June 1919 at the Palace of Versailles in Paris at the end of World War I
- Warfare-a type of land warfare using occupied lines largely comprising military trenches, in which troops are well-protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery.
- Alliance-an agreement between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
- Help Serbia in the War
- knife, dagger, sword, or spike-shaped weapon designed to fit on the end of the muzzle of a rifle, musket or similar firearm, allowing it to be used as a spear-like weapon.
- the leader of the Central Powers
- Plan-a name given after the First World War to pre-war German war plans,
- of Nations-an international organization, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, created after the First World War to provide a forum for resolving international disputes.
- 14 Points- a statement of principles for peace that was to be used for peace negotiations in order to end World War I.
- of Brestlitovsk-a separate peace treaty signed on March 3, 1918, between the new Bolshevik government of Russia and the Central Powers
40 Clues: Help Serbia in the War • military's heavy firearms. • the leader of the Central Powers • by hand and aimed by the naked eye • or organization formed for mutual benefit • to try to make people think a certain way • Franz Ferdinand-His assassination cause WW1 • Germany used to destroy surface merchant vessels. • with one's own nation and support for its interests • ...
cold war 2020-02-14
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- this decision alarmed soviets leaders who responded by organizing a military alliance
- between the two countries that lasted from about 1946 to 1990(two words)
- willingness to go to the brink to force the other side to back down
- came to be known as the person to write the longet telegram explaining his views of the soviets
- family's built them the protect them from radiation(two words)
- known as flimsy evidence and irrational fears and damaging reputations unfounded changes
- the world war 2 era had came to an end the cold war is about begin (two words)
- as the long telegram explaining his message on his views of the soviets(two words)
- between 1947 to 1951 over 6 million federal employees were screened for loyalty a term difficult to find(three words)
- chambers claimed proved that he was telling the truth a jury agreed that he was lying under oath
- used to be threatened with nuclear weapons if communists state tired to seize territory by force (two words)
- duck and cover might have made them safe not from nuclear radiation blast some survived but later died
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- he served in roosevelt's administration and sued him for libel chambers and gave them secret documents from the state department(two words
- best known to give europeans nations america aid to rebuild their economy (two words)
- the communist countries of eastern europe came to be called (two words)
- the war against japan still raging turnan finally met stalin at
- despite criticism truman remained committed to fight for a limited objective containing communism
- known as the most serious criticisms it can level against members
- declaring that world communism has as its sole purpose (two words)
- the very first satellite to orbit around the earth
20 Clues: the very first satellite to orbit around the earth • family's built them the protect them from radiation(two words) • the war against japan still raging turnan finally met stalin at • known as the most serious criticisms it can level against members • declaring that world communism has as its sole purpose (two words) • ...
Social 20-1 Course Crossword 2023-06-10
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- (2)Supranational union which integrated countries primarily in Europe and prevents any disputes between countries. Nation-states affiliated with this union have a common currency(Euro), privileges regarding movement between countries and financial help from other nations.
- (1) The number of powerful countries that are permanent members of the Security Council responsible to maintain international peace and security.
- (1)a word that means “separateness” but it was also a system in South Africa which was discriminative against black people through dismissing their rights in the political and economic sector.
- (1)The one sided intervention that countries such as United States enforce in which they intervene with other countries’ affairs without getting approval; countries such as Vietnam experienced US unilateralism.
- (1) Pierre ______ was a premier who impacted Canada through the development of bilingualism and multiculturalism; In addition, he also contributed to the removal of the Canadian constitution out of British Parliament(passed as an act of Canada’s Parliament) meaning Canada had full Independence.
- (2)The leader of the African National Congress which fought to combat Apartheid at an attempt to restore African Rights in South Africa. He was later on elected as the first Black President of South Africa.
- (1) The idea that was implemented in pre-French Revolution which was then rejected during Napoleon’s reign in which individuals in the society were labeled in through birth and wealth instead of one’s abilities.
- _______ Trials(1): The trials that the Allied Nations held to punish individuals who were major war criminals who were affiliated with the Axis countries. Many war criminals were killed and some innocent individuals were also wrongfully killed
- (1)Lester B.____: The individual which proposed the idea of sending supply forces to keep the peace which rooted one of the main functions of the United Nations. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and enhanced the Canadian Pride.
- (1) The Congress of _______ were composed of the Victorious Nations against Napoleon’s reign in which the congress tried to build a lasting peace by restoring the balance of power.
- (1) The Organization which secures the peace and prosperity of nations in Europe and North America through cooperation and collective action on international disputes and act on nation’s that are labeled as aggressors regardless if they are part of the Organization or not; for example, Russia’s invasion on Ukraine.
- (2) The event in history that set the precedent for the Enlightenment ideas of life, liberty and property around the world which started with the movement of “no taxation without representation” from it’s own colonists; which then led to the independence of states.
- (1*) The abbreviation of the group filled with radical activists which carried out terrorist activities in the name of French Canadian nationalism.
- (1) This idea was used to separate the similarities of individuals of different nations by demonizing and dehumanizing those classified as enemies
- (1)This is the type of internationalism the the 19th Century British Empire displayed in which they have complete dominance over other nation-states.
- (1)The right and power which each permanent members possess when making decisions proposed by the General Assembly in which they could prevent any decisions that may counter the interest of the permanent member’s country.
- (1)The type of internationalism that was the catalyst for events such as the Russian revolution in which the conflicts within the society was determined by international factors such as the pursuit of “world revolution.”
- (1)The type of internationalism that organizations such as NATO pursues through their interventions in international affairs in order to achieve peace and prosperity.
- for Jews. This idea was prominent in Germany through citizens, soldiers, war leaders and places such as schools to educate students.
- (4)The time in the French Revolution when the movement took a radical turn in which the society turned on it’s own people and guillotined those who are against the revolution; this event was later extinguished after the death of Robespierre.
- (1) The genocide that Germany committed against the European Jews during World War Two. The event in which the persecution of over 6 million Jews occurred in ways such as mass shootings or gas chambers.
- (6) The event in which Parisean women took initiative to march to the King in Versailles regarding the issue of the scarcity of resources such as bread; This event led to the creation of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen.
- (1)Anti ______: The idea that Hitler proposed the German population to increase the
- (1)The Great _______ War was the event which Germany surrendered to a communist Russian country.
- (1) Woodrow______: The individual that introduced the 14 points speech in the Paris Peace Conference solely to propose a way to ensure world peace by pursuing the individual points.
- (1) Gavrilo ______ was the man who was a Serbian nationalist who was the catalyst for World War One by assassinating Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
- (2) The First Estate are composed of the Clergy, those who served god and administered church and the schools. The Second Estate are composed of the Nobility, those who serve the state through military or the government. Both First and Second Estate never payed taxes. Lastly, The Third Estate is composed of the rest of the society, those who work as merchants, bourgeoisie, the poor and the peasants. These individuals are composed of 98% of the population and payed the most taxes.
- (1*) A shortened term for an idea which population plays a major role in areas in the sector of decision making. For example, the area which possess a lower population will have less of an impact in voting compared to an area with a larger population.
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- (2)The war against Iraq which the United Nations and the international community took initiative to stop Sadam Hussein and support the invaded Kuwait. At an attempt to use diplomacy, the failure of these negotiations led to the use of military force through coalition forces in which they successfully liberate Kuwait.
- (1) The event in which the Soviet Union took control of farms and forced farmers to produce crops, for the state to fund their industrialization programs. This funding project led to the death of 7 million Ukranians due to the famine caused by the exports and the persecution for those who opposed the Soviet Union.
- (1) A member that proposed the idea of the League of Nations, although withdrew from it and didn’t become a member due to the Treaty of Versailles being unjust.
- (1) America was accused of acting unilaterally when it led an invasion into this country in 2003 under the belief that the country had weapons of mass destruction. America was accused of wanting to assure its access to oil.
- (3)The system which Napoleon established in order to aid in the unstable economy which provided loans to businesses, prices of goods were stabilized and had a professional tax collection system.
- (3) With the formation of the National Assembly this oath was taken as promise to the movement that “we will not disband until we have a constitution.”
- (8) A declaration which ensured the citizens of the nation’s equality,liberty, freedom, human rights and property.
- (3 words)Treaty that ensured peace through demilitarization, reclaiming German’s colonies/land, creation of new nation states, the War Guilt Clause and Reparations from Germany.
- (3 words)Worldwide organization that aims to secure world peace and end war improving the lives of individuals through ideas such as employment, trades, and disarmament of possible opposition. Yet it failed to prevent World War II.
- (2) The event in history in which colonists were killed by the British soldiers in a peaceful protest regarding taxation on it’s own citizens; this started the movement for independence in the colonies across America.
- (1) The agreement between Britain, France, Germany and Italy that Czechoslovakia must surrender the lands of Sudetenland which Germany later on took over
- (3) The event which gained Napoleon the recognition from the Directory in which he shut down a pro royalist riot.
- (2 words) This organization was created after the horror of World War Two to avoid the scourge of war. Its fundamental belief is peace can be achieved through multilateralism.
- (1) The idea which countries such as Canada established through processes in which they were free from British rule and Canada developed the ability to make their own decisions.
- (3) The act which allowed Canada to no longer follow the British foreign policy allowing Canada to have control over their domestic and foreign affairs.
- (1) The act that declared France a republic completely voiding the ideas of social status meaning the power is held by the people.
- (2)The book that Adolf Hitler wrote that discussed the idea of the reunion of German peoples, loyalty to Germany, German expansion and the triumph of the Aryan race
- (1) This policy was championed by Neville Chamberlain to avoid a potential war. At the Munich conference, Chamberlain gave into Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland.
- (2) The tactic/system that Napoleon enforced in hopes to defeat Britain through banning other nations from trading with Britain; consequently, this system weakened the French economy and angered the nations that were prohibited from trading with Britain.
- (2) The ideals which Napoleon put forth in the territories he ruled which reflected the principles of the French Revolution; Although it advocated for equality and freedom it’s weaknesses were regarding those who were women and minors.
- (1) Statements of government policy which the United States enforces through military affairs and it’s main purpose is to highlight the key goal that each president wants to accomplish whether if it’s for the safety of the citizens or participation in the global community.
- (2)The representative assembly that was called by the King in order to deal with the problem of Taxation within France which resulted in the opposition of paying taxes of the first and second estates thus ultimately having the third estate pay the increased taxes within the society.
- (1) The imprisoning of Japanese individuals in camps separating them from their families and forced to do physical labor following the attack on Pearl Harbor.
51 Clues: (1)Anti ______: The idea that Hitler proposed the German population to increase the • (1)The Great _______ War was the event which Germany surrendered to a communist Russian country. • (3) The event which gained Napoleon the recognition from the Directory in which he shut down a pro royalist riot. • ...
Revolutionary War-Jaxson 2022-04-22
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- second president
- What got dumped into the harbor?
- what war was this
- What hill was in a war in 1775
- who is the king of England
- First president
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- what battle was in 1777
- common sense
- largest signature on D.O.I.
- German soldiers
- Christmas day war
- express rider
- Traitor
- what was taken from fort Ti
- what was heard around the world
15 Clues: Traitor • common sense • express rider • German soldiers • First president • second president • Christmas day war • what war was this • what battle was in 1777 • who is the king of England • largest signature on D.O.I. • what was taken from fort Ti • What hill was in a war in 1775 • what was heard around the world • What got dumped into the harbor?
Welcome back to history! 2023-03-01
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- After the time the stock market crashed
- Was the first country to form a government base on communism
- Wall separating East and West Berlin
- A period of time in which Jazz music and dance styles gained world wide popularity
- A LOT of dust
- A paper that formally ended World War One
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- A war between USA and the confederate states of America
- Someone who herds cattle
- Fight in which racial discrimination is used
- About 6 million Jews got killed
- A war taken place in Vietnam,Laos,and Cambodia
- It is a nuclear War face
12 Clues: A LOT of dust • Someone who herds cattle • It is a nuclear War face • About 6 million Jews got killed • Wall separating East and West Berlin • After the time the stock market crashed • A paper that formally ended World War One • Fight in which racial discrimination is used • A war taken place in Vietnam,Laos,and Cambodia • ...
Lesson 38 Vocab! 2021-04-20
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- the hostile but nonviolent struggle for power between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, from the end of World War II to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991
- a Soviet plan, initiated by Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov in 1949, to aid in the economic recovery of Eastern Europe after World War II by establishing the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance to create two-way trade agreements between the Soviet Union and other COMECON members and to integrate members' economies
- the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990
- a panel established by the United Nations in 1946 to propose ways to control atomic energy and restrict the development of nuclear weapons
- in July and August 1945 in the German city of Potsdam, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Harry S. Truman, British prime minister Winston Churchill and later his successor Clement Atlee, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to finalize post-World War II plans for Europe
- the working class in a society
- the dominating influence of one country or group over others
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- an economic system in which the people, often under supervision of the state, jointly own the means of production and distribution
- held in February 1945 in the Soviet city of Yalta, a conference of the main Allied leaders—U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, British prime minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet premier Joseph Stalin—to plan the future of post–World War II Europe
- a U.S. foreign policy, established in 1947 by President Harry S. Truman, of providing economic and military aid to countries—initially Greece and Turkey—that were attempting to resist communism
- a U.S. plan, initiated by the Secretary of State George Marshall and implemented from 1948 to 1951, to aid in the economic recovery of Europe after World War II by offering certain European countries substantial funds
- a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states
- the power released by a nuclear reaction
- after World War II, the U.S. foreign policy practice of attempting to restrict the expansion of Soviet influence around the world
14 Clues: the working class in a society • the power released by a nuclear reaction • the dominating influence of one country or group over others • a nation that is so powerful that it influences or controls less powerful states • the ideological barrier that existed between Eastern and Western Europe from 1945 to 1990 • ...
book report 2022-04-11
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- plans they drooped bombs from the sky
- to carry goods around fast
- Hitler made kids to make bombs and everything to help him win the war
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- something in world war 2
- something used to hurt people called a heater in the 30s
- something to ride around to travel faster
- camp lost people to get food and heath
- people busing in house and taking people
8 Clues: something in world war 2 • to carry goods around fast • plans they drooped bombs from the sky • camp lost people to get food and heath • people busing in house and taking people • something to ride around to travel faster • something used to hurt people called a heater in the 30s • Hitler made kids to make bombs and everything to help him win the war
Knee Wonka & The Chocolate Museum Set 4 2025-08-12
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- How many cocoa trees at the entrance
- 1 of Chocolate potrait
- What tribe/civilization recognizes the value of cocoa for its restorative and mood enhancing properties
- Fact 2: Minuman koko dahulu digunakan oleh orang ____ & Eropah untuk merawat cirit birit, demam, batuk dan kemurungan
- Tahukah anda? Selepas koko dibawa ke negara ________, resepi minuman koko dirahsiakan selama 100 tahun daripada pengetahuan
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- World biggest consumer of chocolate
- Who's the chef of KLCC chocolate tower
- _______ launch Guylian Opus assortment in 1992
- One of chocolate in war
- One out of four of chocolate sculpture displayed
- World first durianmisu
11 Clues: 1 of Chocolate potrait • World first durianmisu • One of chocolate in war • World biggest consumer of chocolate • How many cocoa trees at the entrance • Who's the chef of KLCC chocolate tower • _______ launch Guylian Opus assortment in 1992 • One out of four of chocolate sculpture displayed • ...
Geography of Asia 2017-01-13
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- It is a small sea that is bound by Russia
- weather in the region is marked by violent monsoons
- One of the richest farming areas
- Is the arm of the Indian ocean
- over 600 miles in length
- Second largest river
- 3rd largest of the worlds 5 oceans
- begins in the tibetan plateau
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- Asia's Largest dessert
- has been divided into two countries since the end of world war 2
- is the arm of the pacific ocean
- worlds highest mountain region
- India's most important river
- Largest and longest river in china
14 Clues: Second largest river • Asia's Largest dessert • over 600 miles in length • India's most important river • begins in the tibetan plateau • worlds highest mountain region • Is the arm of the Indian ocean • is the arm of the pacific ocean • One of the richest farming areas • Largest and longest river in china • 3rd largest of the worlds 5 oceans • ...
Year 9 Exam Revision 2025-11-14
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- cause referring to the build-up of armed forces
- for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- cause referring to pride in one’s nation
- Front/Main line of combat between Germany and France
- that has meaning and value to people
- cause referring to agreements between countries for mutual defense
- World War I began
- Man’s Land/Area between opposing trenches
- River/Melbourne river associated with spiritual interconnection
- cause referring to competition for colonies
- system widely used on the Western Front
- used to influence public opinion during WWI
- between people and places
- landmark that served as fortress, palace, and museum
- Cross Station/Melbourne transport hub demonstrating physical interconnection
- that changed sides early in World War I
- Ferdinand/Austrian heir whose assassination triggered the war
- shock/Psychological condition affecting soldiers in the trenches
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- purpose of the Sportsmen’s 1000 poster
- involving Australian and New Zealand troops in 1915
- targeted in the Gallipoli campaign
- stadium demonstrating economic interconnection
- that brings overseas and interstate visitors, creating cultural and economic interconnections
- invaded by Germany to reach France
- submarines that threatened Allied shipping
- Princip/Assassin whose actions sparked World War I
- Lane/Melbourne laneway demonstrating historical interconnection
- location without meaning attached
- word for alliance between France and its allies
29 Clues: World War I began • between people and places • location without meaning attached • targeted in the Gallipoli campaign • invaded by Germany to reach France • that has meaning and value to people • purpose of the Sportsmen’s 1000 poster • system widely used on the Western Front • that changed sides early in World War I • cause referring to pride in one’s nation • ...
Christmas 2024-12-24
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- Jugendhobby 2 mal
- hervorragende Spielautomaten
- außergewöhnliche Reise
- wollte Maurice schützen
- Familiensong
- Sturmfest und erdverwachsen
- höchster akademischer Grad der Familie
- Cedric & Kasette
- Weihnachtsessen
- Papas Kunstwerk
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- Freundin mal 2
- außergewöhnliche Reisebelastung
- Lokomotive die kommen muss
- Lieblingssprache
- 2. Geburtsort
- beste Eltern
- Lieblingslama
- Wüstentiere in China
- Mamas Hobby
- Papa fordert sich heraus
- Erzfeind
- Stadt in der Vincent war
- schwächste schuldisziplin 2 mal
23 Clues: Erzfeind • Mamas Hobby • beste Eltern • Familiensong • 2. Geburtsort • Lieblingslama • Freundin mal 2 • Weihnachtsessen • Papas Kunstwerk • Lieblingssprache • Cedric & Kasette • Jugendhobby 2 mal • Wüstentiere in China • außergewöhnliche Reise • wollte Maurice schützen • Papa fordert sich heraus • Stadt in der Vincent war • Lokomotive die kommen muss • Sturmfest und erdverwachsen • ...
History - Unit 7 - (Part 2) 2023-05-27
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- statement of British support for “the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people.” It was made in a letter from Arthur James Balfour, the British foreign secretary, to Lionel Walter Rothschild, 2nd Baron Rothschild (of Tring), a leader of the Anglo-Jewish community.
- the government that replaced the Romanovs.
- peace document signed at the end of World War I by the Allied and associated powers and by Germany in the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, France, on June 28, 1919; it took force on January 10, 1920.
- An incident in which 200 thousand Russian workers went to protest their working condition to their czar, the czar has his soldiers fire on the unarmed crowd. Also known as the October Revolution.
- The political party that would eventually control the USSR. (Communist Party).
- declaration by U.S. Pres. Woodrow Wilson during World War I outlining his proposals for a postwar peace settlement.
- the process by which a group of people, usually possessing a certain degree of national consciousness, form their own state and choose their own government.
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- The policy that Germany practiced during World War One, they sunk ships without warning that were in British waters.
- A telegram sent from Germany to Mexico offering to help reclaim American lands
- an organization for international cooperation established on January 10, 1920, at the initiative of the victorious Allied powers at the end of World War I.
- opened on January 18, 1919, the Paris Peace Conference was the international meeting that established the terms of peace after World War I.
- also called Asia Minor Agreement, (May 1916), secret convention made during World War I between Great Britain and France, with the assent of imperial Russia, for the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire. The agreement led to the division of Turkish-held Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Palestine into various French- and British-administered areas.
- Local councils consisting of workers, peasants, and soldiers. In many cities, they had more influence than the provisional government.
- Conflict in the late 1800’s between Russia and Japanese over Korean territories, Russia’s lost made people grow angry.
- the working class.
15 Clues: the working class. • the government that replaced the Romanovs. • A telegram sent from Germany to Mexico offering to help reclaim American lands • The political party that would eventually control the USSR. (Communist Party). • declaration by U.S. Pres. Woodrow Wilson during World War I outlining his proposals for a postwar peace settlement. • ...
So You Think You Know Peterborough !! 2019-01-03
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- The only engineer to be honoured in Westminster Abbey
- Victorian writer with a dim view of railway catering facilities
- First person to use Morse Code to send a distress signal at sea
- Prisoner of war camp during the Napoleonic Wars
- Maker of modern Fletton
- RAF base
- World War One nurse
- Scottish-born American steel magnate who funded the library
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- Surname of the last man to be executed in Peterborough
- The man who attempted to fly across the River Nene
- A second World War Hollywood connection
- Erasure pop singer who attended the King's School
- A local Ewok
- Cycle route around Peterborough
- Mother and son Mayoral duo
15 Clues: RAF base • A local Ewok • World War One nurse • Maker of modern Fletton • Mother and son Mayoral duo • Cycle route around Peterborough • A second World War Hollywood connection • Prisoner of war camp during the Napoleonic Wars • Erasure pop singer who attended the King's School • The man who attempted to fly across the River Nene • ...
World War 1-Gene Kim Mr. Sloan 2nd period 2021-03-12
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- an international institution created to enforce the treaty ending the war and prevent future wars
- building up of military forces to scare other countries
- Way the U.S. Government drafted men
- a message from the german foreign secretary to mexico proposing an alliance
- manipulating public opinion with posters
- payments made by defeated nations to winner of war
- Agreement between two countries to give each other help/protection
- Belgium Russia, France, Britain, Serbia, U.S.
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- Taking control of a foreign territory to build an empire
- staying out of world affairs.
- the agreement that ended world war 1 and created new countries
- Fighting in connected ditches
- german empire, austro Hungarian empire, ottoman empire, bulgaria
- not taking sides with any nation or alliance during war
- to provide a specific and fixed portion of food to soliders
15 Clues: staying out of world affairs. • Fighting in connected ditches • Way the U.S. Government drafted men • manipulating public opinion with posters • Belgium Russia, France, Britain, Serbia, U.S. • payments made by defeated nations to winner of war • building up of military forces to scare other countries • not taking sides with any nation or alliance during war • ...
US/VA SOL 11 2024-04-08
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- This man was the prime minister of Great Britain during WWII:
- This man was the leader of the Soviet Union during WWII:
- In the 1930s in Asia, this nation was invading neighboring nations such as Manchuria and China:
- This battle was the turning point of the eastern front:
- The landings at this beach marked the turning point in the western front:
- This was the penultimate major battle in the Pacific:
- The U.S. supported Britain early in the war with this act:
- These were considered some of the finest pilots of the entire war:
- Dwight D. Eisenhower and George Patton were military leaders for the:
- Where was the first atomic bomb dropped?
- This man was the emperor of Japan during WWII:
- This man was the U.S. military leader in the Pacific during WWII:
- This was the last major battle of the island hopping campaign:
- This man was president of the U.S. during World War II:
- This was the U.S. military strategy in the Pacific:
- This group was placed in internment camps during WWII in fear of them aiding the enemy:
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- This is the name given to Hitler's "Final Solution" that involved the genocide of Jews, Gypsies, and other groups:
- This incident involved the transport of 75,000 prisoners by the Japanese and 16,000 Pilipino deaths:
- This battle was the turning point in the Pacific:
- The U.S. entered World War II after being bombed by Japan at this naval base:
- These were sold by the government to help fund the war effort:
- This battle was Germany's last major stand against the Allies:
- "Code Talkers" from this tribe allowed the U.S. to communicate without fear of the Japanese cracking the code:
- World War II started in Europe when Germany invaded this nation:
- This man was the leader of Germany during WWII:
- Where was the second atomic bomb dropped?
26 Clues: Where was the first atomic bomb dropped? • Where was the second atomic bomb dropped? • This man was the emperor of Japan during WWII: • This man was the leader of Germany during WWII: • This battle was the turning point in the Pacific: • This was the U.S. military strategy in the Pacific: • This was the penultimate major battle in the Pacific: • ...
Unit 9 Puzzle 2023-04-21
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- Not wanting to get involved in a war between other powers
- this country was blamed for the war.
- A government that tries to assert total control over the people
- The coalition led by Great Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union, and China during World War II.
- They supported slavery during the war
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- the treaty that ended WWI
- The place that Japan bombed which made the US join WWI
- A feeling of anger/displeasure towards someone or something
- The coalition led by Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II.
- They opposed slavery during the Civil War
- A government where the people have power
11 Clues: the treaty that ended WWI • this country was blamed for the war. • They supported slavery during the war • A government where the people have power • They opposed slavery during the Civil War • The place that Japan bombed which made the US join WWI • Not wanting to get involved in a war between other powers • A feeling of anger/displeasure towards someone or something • ...
How Well Does Larry Know Wine? 2022-12-28
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- Main red grape in Beaujolais
- New Zealand's largest grape growing area
- Name of largest bottle of wine in the world
- Smell compound that contributes floral notes to many wines
- Country with the largest area of vineyards
- Species of grape responsible for most of the wine made throughout the world (2 words)
- Another name for Melon de Bourgogne
- Dom Pérignon was a member of this order of monks
- Main grape used in sherry production
- White grape varietal grown in Germany and Alsace
- God of wine
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- Cork alternative (2 words)
- The infusion of oxygen into a wine in order to develop and balance its elements
- Classic grape of red Burgundy (2 words)
- Concha y Toro is a famous producer in this country
- Malbec is the premier grape of this region in Argentina
- Word for "wine lover"
- Most widely planted grape variety in the world (2 words)
- Greek goddess used to signify a certified biodynamic wine bottle
- Variety of wine that comes in bottles with thicker glass
- Country that leads the world in wine consumption per capita (2 words)
- Dominant grape in Chianti
- Term referring to environmental influences on the grapevine
- South African name for Chenin Blanc
- Natural sediment that gathers during the fermentation process
25 Clues: God of wine • Word for "wine lover" • Dominant grape in Chianti • Cork alternative (2 words) • Main red grape in Beaujolais • Another name for Melon de Bourgogne • South African name for Chenin Blanc • Main grape used in sherry production • Classic grape of red Burgundy (2 words) • New Zealand's largest grape growing area • Country with the largest area of vineyards • ...
US Presidents, Part 5 2025-01-15
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- His son was killed in a train accident
- Served on the Supreme Court after the presidency
- Only president unanimously elected
- His brother served in his cabinet as Attorney General
- Died of a heart attack in 1969
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- Only president elected four times
- His wife ran for president in 2016
- He created the League of Nations
- His plane was shot down during World war II
- He designed his own home (Monticello)
- Served as a soldier in World War I
- Only president issued a speeding ticket
- He served as minister to Russia and Great Britain
- He was wounded several times during the Civil War
- Only president to pardon a family member
15 Clues: Died of a heart attack in 1969 • He created the League of Nations • Only president elected four times • His wife ran for president in 2016 • Served as a soldier in World War I • Only president unanimously elected • He designed his own home (Monticello) • His son was killed in a train accident • Only president issued a speeding ticket • ...
30 2024-08-28
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- Dark world
- Hall of warriors
- Realm reborn
- Tech wonderland
- Kingdom of magic
- City on the moon
- Technological underworld
- Land of alchemy
- Dangerous planet
- Eternal city
- Urban chaos
- Crime-ridden city
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- War-torn land
- Spirit world bathhouse
- Spirit-filled town
- Haunted city
- Arabian nights
- Hellish prison
- Dark dimension
- Secret village
- Underwater empire
- Mysterious moon
- Legendary capital
- Demon kingdom
- Island in the sky
25 Clues: Dark world • Urban chaos • Haunted city • Realm reborn • Eternal city • War-torn land • Demon kingdom • Arabian nights • Hellish prison • Dark dimension • Secret village • Tech wonderland • Mysterious moon • Land of alchemy • Hall of warriors • Kingdom of magic • City on the moon • Dangerous planet • Underwater empire • Legendary capital • Island in the sky • Crime-ridden city • Spirit-filled town • ...
Unbroken 2024-03-21
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- The B-24 Liberator was a American _____ in WWII
- This massive blimp circled the world in 1929
- Louie was placed in a _____ of war camp
- Pacific island state where U.S. forces battled Japan
- World war _____ ended in 1945
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- Louie Zamperini raced the mile at the 1936 ____
- common Japanese fighter plane
- Bombed by Japan on December 7, 1941
- Japan's main partner in world war two _____
- The other name for the air forces
10 Clues: common Japanese fighter plane • World war _____ ended in 1945 • The other name for the air forces • Bombed by Japan on December 7, 1941 • Louie was placed in a _____ of war camp • Japan's main partner in world war two _____ • This massive blimp circled the world in 1929 • The B-24 Liberator was a American _____ in WWII • Louie Zamperini raced the mile at the 1936 ____ • ...
british columbia 1998-2000 2015-03-08
syria, afghanistan, and more 2022-02-09
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- global support, anger, and sorrow granted __________ to the American decision to invade Afghanistan.
- when the soviet union and united states were the two strongest powers in the world, the world was _______ in terms of balance of power.
- _____________ terrorism is made of insurgents and guerilla groups that try to gain legitimacy.
- realists prioritize their state's ________ above all else.
- _____ aims to attack the infrastructure of global power
- The ICC is located in The _____, Netherlands.
- according to the Geneva Conventions, uniforms must be worn by soldiers to allow _____ between soldiers and civilians.
- the Syrian government failed to respond to a _____, which made civilians angry.
- In 2004, the U.S. helped Afghanistan write a new ________.
- when a state acts alone on foreign policy, it is acting _______ (adverb)
- After the _____ Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, they were supported with $ and weapons by the U.S. in a proxy war.
- ______ is the lack of a world government and is the basis of realist and liberal theories.
- Syria's president belongs to this minority group within the country.
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- liberalism emphasizes _______ between states to achieve peace and prosperity.
- due to ______ jurisdiction, war criminals can be captured in any state and sent to the ICC.
- a ____ issue is different than a domestic one since it deals between two or more states.
- bin Laden fled to ______ and was killed here in 2011.
- The War in Afghanistan was America's ________ war.
- The IRA, Hamas, and ETA are examples of ______ terrorism.
- Osama bin Laden didn't lead the ______, but actually led al-Qaeda
- terrorism is seen as illegitimate because only the _____ has the legitimate authority to use force and violence.
- The war in Yemen is a ____ war between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
- Syrian President Bashar al-_____.
- Spring The ___ _____ was a series of demonstrations that started in Tunisia and sparked the Syrian and Yemeni Civil Wars.
24 Clues: Syrian President Bashar al-_____. • The ICC is located in The _____, Netherlands. • The War in Afghanistan was America's ________ war. • bin Laden fled to ______ and was killed here in 2011. • _____ aims to attack the infrastructure of global power • The IRA, Hamas, and ETA are examples of ______ terrorism. • ...
WW1 2022-05-05
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- powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces.
- policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
- 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.
- Lenin-a Russian communist revolutionary and head of the Bolshevik Party
- Franz Ferdinand-His assassination cause WW1
- or organization formed for mutual benefit
- vehicles designed to combine the military factors of fire, maneuver and protection.
- of the main participants in the outbreak and fighting of World War I.
- Hungary-often referred to as the Austro-Hungarian Empire or the Dual Monarchy
- with one's own nation and support for its interests
- to try to make people think a certain way
- Front-the line of fighting that occurred along the eastern border of Germany with Russia.
- constitutional monarchy and great power in Central Europe between 1867 and 1918
- by hand and aimed by the naked eye
- name given to the economic system that existed in Russia from 1918 to 1921
- new kingdom expanded its territory during the Balkan wars
- leading Allied Power during the First World War of 1914–1918
- British passenger ship that was owned by the Cunard Line and was first launched in 1906.
- Front-he contested armed frontier between lands controlled by Germany to the east and the Allies to the west.
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- Germany used to destroy surface merchant vessels.
- Note-a coded note sent by Germany's Foreign Minister, Arthur Zimmermann, in January 1917 with a message for the Mexican government.
- military's heavy firearms.
- assault weapon that projects a stream of blazing oil or thickened gasoline against enemy positions.
- to could kill the enemy underground or behind cover.
- Guns-fully automatic weapons that fired bullets rapidly, up to 450 to 600 rounds a minute.
- Gas-a liquid or a solid giving off poisonous vapors designed (as in chemical warfare) to kill, injure, or disable by inhalation or contact.
- Mortars-a portable, muzzle-loaded mortar, usually having a smooth bore, fired at high angles of elevation to reach concealed enemy targets.
- gun, especially one fired from shoulder level, having a long spirally grooved barrel intended to make a bullet spin and thereby have greater accuracy over a long distance.
- kind of airship that was used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
- war that began on the 28th of July, 1914 and ended on the 11th of November, 1918.
- of Versailles-signed in June 1919 at the Palace of Versailles in Paris at the end of World War I
- Warfare-a type of land warfare using occupied lines largely comprising military trenches, in which troops are well-protected from the enemy's small arms fire and are substantially sheltered from artillery.
- Alliance-an agreement between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
- Help Serbia in the War
- knife, dagger, sword, or spike-shaped weapon designed to fit on the end of the muzzle of a rifle, musket or similar firearm, allowing it to be used as a spear-like weapon.
- the leader of the Central Powers
- Plan-a name given after the First World War to pre-war German war plans,
- of Nations-an international organization, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, created after the First World War to provide a forum for resolving international disputes.
- 14 Points- a statement of principles for peace that was to be used for peace negotiations in order to end World War I.
- of Brestlitovsk-a separate peace treaty signed on March 3, 1918, between the new Bolshevik government of Russia and the Central Powers
40 Clues: Help Serbia in the War • military's heavy firearms. • the leader of the Central Powers • by hand and aimed by the naked eye • or organization formed for mutual benefit • to try to make people think a certain way • Franz Ferdinand-His assassination cause WW1 • Germany used to destroy surface merchant vessels. • with one's own nation and support for its interests • ...
World War 1 by Emma 2020-10-21
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- Joining the army was called ___
- Dug by soldiers for protection
- The Western and Eastern ____
- 'Pack up your troubles' in it
- Used as messengers, transport and comfort
- German pilot who shot down 80 Allied planes
- An illness brought on by the horror of war
- Archduke
- Flower of remembrance
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- Britain, France, Russia were known as the____
- Worn to protect against gas
- Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary
- Countries who did not take part in the war.
- Area between opposing armies
- WW1 was known as the ____ War
- Years World War 1 lasted
- Troops at sea
17 Clues: Archduke • Troops at sea • Flower of remembrance • Years World War 1 lasted • Worn to protect against gas • Area between opposing armies • The Western and Eastern ____ • 'Pack up your troubles' in it • WW1 was known as the ____ War • Dug by soldiers for protection • Joining the army was called ___ • Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary • Used as messengers, transport and comfort • ...
WWI Review 2021-03-22
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- Emerged as a world power after WWI. They didn't join the League of Nations which weakened the organization. This country also didn't suffer as many causalities since they joined the war later than most.
- The ____ ______ clause placed sole responsibility for the war on Germany and forced them to have $33 billion in reparations to the Allies.
- This occurs when countries are devoting all their resources to the war effort.
- This side of the war includes Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire.
- The idea that people should be allowed to decide for themselves under what government they wished to live.
- This side of the war includes Britain, France, Russia, Japan, Italy, the U.S., and more.
- Alliance made up of Britain, France, and Russia at the onset of WWI.
- One-sided information designed to boost morale and encourage people to support or join the war
- identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.
- Alliance made up of Germany and Austria-Hungary at the onset of WWI.
- Style of warfare mostly seen on the Western Front; characterized by opposing armies digging trenches to protect themselves from enemy fire.
- A truce; an agreement to stop fighting
- One example of a military technology that was introduced during WWI. Today, countries around the world use this and even have branches of their military dedicated to this. (Hint: U.S. Air Force)
- Considered the "powder keg" of Europe. Nationalistic sentiments in this region led to assassination of Franz Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Hungary.
- International organization dedicated to maintaining peace.
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- Situation where neither side of the war can make progress.
- The glorification of military power and desire for a country to always have a standing army.
- The treaty created after World War WWI. Called the "Treaty of ___."
- German policy that began in 1917. German submarines would sink any ship without warning if it was around Britain. Their goal was to establish a naval blockade.
- An action taken by a strong nation to control another country; empire building.
- The "final straw" that caused the U.S. to join the war. This was a secret telegram sent by Germany to Mexico in an attempt to have Mexico ally with them.
- Money that has to be paid back to someone because they were wronged.
- Was an important part of the Allied war effort. This country fought against Germany on the Eastern Front and later left the war as they underwent their own revolution.
- American President who asked Congress to declare war on Germany. Also responsible for his 14 Points plan about how to establish peace after the war.
- Assassination of Franz Ferdinand set off a chain reaction (think alliances) that led to WWI.
- Passenger ship that was sunk in 1915. 128 Americans died on board. This was the first instance of American outrage for the war.
- People could only buy limited amounts of items needed for the sake of the war effort.
27 Clues: A truce; an agreement to stop fighting • Situation where neither side of the war can make progress. • International organization dedicated to maintaining peace. • The treaty created after World War WWI. Called the "Treaty of ___." • Money that has to be paid back to someone because they were wronged. • ...
World War I Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-18
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- A strong sense of pride and loyalty to one's nation, often leading to tensions and rivalries between countries.
- A type of combat in which opposing troops fight from long, narrow ditches dug into the ground.
- The unoccupied area between opposing trenches, often heavily contested and dangerous.
- A conflict in which countries devote all their resources to the war effort, including civilian and economic assets.
- An international organization established after World War I to promote peace and cooperation among nations.
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- Information, often biased or misleading, used to promote a political cause or viewpoint during the war.
- A global pandemic that spread in 1918, killing millions, including many soldiers and civilians during World War I.
- The policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war and glorifying military power.
- The agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I and imposed harsh penalties on Germany.
- Agreements between nations to provide mutual support, often forming powerful blocs that contributed to the outbreak of World War I.
10 Clues: The unoccupied area between opposing trenches, often heavily contested and dangerous. • The agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I and imposed harsh penalties on Germany. • A type of combat in which opposing troops fight from long, narrow ditches dug into the ground. • ...
PBR World Champions 2020-03-20
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- youngest World Champion to 2 world titles
- Second Brazilian to win a world title
- tied with JB Mauney for second-most rides on the premier series
- 2016 World Champion
- 1995 World Champion
- Dragonslayer is his nickname
- First 3x World Champion
- 2009 World Champion
- 1999 World Champion
- Former Head Coach of the 2x Global Cup Champions
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- 2005 and 2007 World Champion
- 1996 World Champion
- won the world title with a torn MCL
- 2000 and 2003 World Champion
- most rides on the premier series (635)
- 1997 World Champion
- Only Champion to win in back to back years
- Only Australian World Champion
18 Clues: 1996 World Champion • 2016 World Champion • 1995 World Champion • 1997 World Champion • 2009 World Champion • 1999 World Champion • First 3x World Champion • 2000 and 2003 World Champion • Dragonslayer is his nickname • 2005 and 2007 World Champion • Only Australian World Champion • won the world title with a torn MCL • Second Brazilian to win a world title • ...
The End of The Revolutionary War! 2025-06-15
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- A common goal between the colonists allowed them to band together, this one one of the main reasons for the victory of the Revolutionary war.
- The general of the New World army, this leader, first name george, helped win the war against the british.
- ______ army, lost the revolutionary war and were cut off from the new world.
- ______ army, lead by George Washington won the revolutionary war.
- The ______ of Paris was made documenting the terms of peace between the nations that were at combat
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- The failure of the British military ______ caused them to have to stay close to the coastline of the new world and eventually lose the war!
- ______ Advantage was a large factor in the victory of the Revolutionary war for the Continental Army.
- The battle at ______ was the battle which caused the surrender of the British army, after the surrounding of general Cornwallis on both land and sea.
- This country allied with the new world in hopes of helping stop the british army
- This battle was fought over the control of New York, The british sailed into the New York harbor and won New York.
- The battle of ______ Hill was the bloodiest battle of the entire Revolutionary war.
11 Clues: ______ army, lead by George Washington won the revolutionary war. • ______ army, lost the revolutionary war and were cut off from the new world. • This country allied with the new world in hopes of helping stop the british army • The battle of ______ Hill was the bloodiest battle of the entire Revolutionary war. • ...
Unit 2.1 Terms 2017-02-23
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- Nickname for the Spanish-American War.
- Created to have a shorter and safer route from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
- Unsuccessful revolt of Chinese citizens.
- William Taft's foreign policy; used military influence to achieve US goals.
- Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy that the US will use military force if necessary to protect interests.
- 1898 Treaty ending the Spanish-American War.
- Navy commander during the Spanish-American War.
- Wilson's foreign policy; use of force to promote democracy and freedom throughout the White House.
- Mexican revolutionary; raided US border towns killing US citizens; never caught or brought to justice
- Volunteer cavalry regiment; Theodore Roosevelt and Leonard Wood.
- Addition to Monroe Doctrine that US is an international police.
- Idea of Josiah Strong: Anglo-Saxon's mission to civilize the world and teach them Christianity.
- Extreme form of nationalism; creates an aggressive foreign policy.
- Protestant minister; advocated mission work; introduced and strengthened Christianity.
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- Last queen or monarch of Hawaii.
- Publishers of the NY World and NY Journal; used yellow journalism.
- Nickname given to the US purchase of Alaska.
- Statement (Congress) that effectively made Cuba a US protectorate.
- Ship exploded in Havana harbor; cause of the Spanish-American War.
- Proposal (Congress) that US wouldn't keep Cuba for ourselves.
- Policy towards China to promote US trade interests.
- "History of Sea Power Upon History"; inspired US to build a powerful navy and colonize the world.
22 Clues: Last queen or monarch of Hawaii. • Nickname for the Spanish-American War. • Unsuccessful revolt of Chinese citizens. • Nickname given to the US purchase of Alaska. • 1898 Treaty ending the Spanish-American War. • Navy commander during the Spanish-American War. • Policy towards China to promote US trade interests. • ...
World War Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-11
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- A war involves all of governments, economies and populations.
- Political orientation of a people or a government to maintain a strong military force, preparing to use it to aggressively defend the country.
- How is an event related to modern events or contemporary concerns.
- The emperor of Russia who is resistant to change.
- A policy of expanding a nation's power, and influencing others through its military forces.
- The first battle with tanks, and in which British failed to break the German lines.
- This leads to India a center of ocean trade.
- Treaties took after the World War I.
- is established to become a place which countries can come together for resolving a problem before a war.
- Telegram sent fromzimmerman to Germany and is used to convince United States to declare war on Germany.
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- A prolonged war which has the purpose of causing more casualties to the opponent.
- A belief that people should support their own nations, and strengthen the exclusion to the interests of other nations.
- The friendly relationships between two or more countries.
- A dynasty of China ended the period of troubles.
- Inventions by German used to defeat British Navy and cut off their supplies
- The reason of an event being dicussed and the single element of focus of commemorations.
- What an event achieved that had not been done
- A dynasty which China invents gun powders.
- The way that people have been affected by an event.
- Longest battle in world war I
20 Clues: Longest battle in world war I • Treaties took after the World War I. • A dynasty which China invents gun powders. • This leads to India a center of ocean trade. • What an event achieved that had not been done • A dynasty of China ended the period of troubles. • The emperor of Russia who is resistant to change. • The way that people have been affected by an event. • ...
World History Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-11
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- A war involves all of governments, economies and populations.
- Political orientation of a people or a government to maintain a strong military force, preparing to use it to aggressively defend the country.
- How is an event related to modern events or contemporary concerns.
- The emperor of Russia who is resistant to change.
- A policy of expanding a nation's power, and influencing others through its military forces.
- The first battle with tanks, and in which British failed to break the German lines.
- This leads to India a center of ocean trade.
- Treaties took after the World War I.
- is established to become a place which countries can come together for resolving a problem before a war.
- Telegram sent fromzimmerman to Germany and is used to convince United States to declare war on Germany.
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- A prolonged war which has the purpose of causing more casualties to the opponent.
- A belief that people should support their own nations, and strengthen the exclusion to the interests of other nations.
- The friendly relationships between two or more countries.
- A dynasty of China ended the period of troubles.
- Inventions by German used to defeat British Navy and cut off their supplies
- The reason of an event being dicussed and the single element of focus of commemorations.
- What an event achieved that had not been done
- A dynasty which China invents gun powders.
- The way that people have been affected by an event.
- Longest battle in world war I
20 Clues: Longest battle in world war I • Treaties took after the World War I. • A dynasty which China invents gun powders. • This leads to India a center of ocean trade. • What an event achieved that had not been done • A dynasty of China ended the period of troubles. • The emperor of Russia who is resistant to change. • The way that people have been affected by an event. • ...
Veterans Day 2021-11-06
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- We celebrate the _____ who served in our military
- What does VA stand for? (2 words)
- Daniel was ____ (2 words) from the military because he was Japanese American
- 2.8 million veterans served during this war
- What group was Daniel Inuoye the first Japanese American to serve in?
- There are approximately 23.2 million military veterans in the ______ (2 words)
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- 1.8 million veterans are
- The original name of Veterans Day (2 words)
- 33% of veterans served during this war
- The memorial is a tribute to Indigenous people's "_______ and deep commitment to this country."
- A holiday to celebrate the living brave men and women who served our country (2 words)
- Indigenous people have served in the United States military since the (2 words)
- A moment of ______ is used to reflect and remember those who have served our country
- November 11 is the anniversary of this war ending (3 words)
14 Clues: 1.8 million veterans are • What does VA stand for? (2 words) • 33% of veterans served during this war • The original name of Veterans Day (2 words) • 2.8 million veterans served during this war • We celebrate the _____ who served in our military • November 11 is the anniversary of this war ending (3 words) • ...
The Iron Curtain 2021-06-03
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- leader of Great Britain and gave speech about the Iron Curtain
- the country that stood in the way of East Germany and Hungary
- operated throughout Southern and Western Europe
- a barrier that was created to separate European countries
- something that divided Berlin and signified the Iron Curtain
- provided listeners behind the Iron Curtain with uncensored news
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- what Joseph Stalin called Winston Churchill's speech
- created the Iron Curtain after World War 2
- war that led to the creation of the Iron Curtain
- Russian leader during this time
- state where speech was given about the Iron Curtain
- current President during this time
- people who supported the idea of the Soviet Union and Iron Curtain
- the way the Soviet Union ruled over Eastern Europe
- a period of tension between the U.S. and the Soviet Union
15 Clues: Russian leader during this time • current President during this time • created the Iron Curtain after World War 2 • operated throughout Southern and Western Europe • war that led to the creation of the Iron Curtain • the way the Soviet Union ruled over Eastern Europe • state where speech was given about the Iron Curtain • ...
US History Exam Review #1 2025 2025-12-15
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- – Innovations that powered industrial growth in the late 1800s
- – Roosevelt’s promise of fairness for workers consumers and business
- – Process allowing citizens to propose laws
- – Wilson’s plan for peace after World War I
- – Lower production costs as output increases
- – Belief in building strong armed forces
- – Roosevelt’s aggressive foreign policy approach
- – Organization meant to prevent future wars
- – Sensational news writing used to influence public opinion
- – Reformers who wanted government accountability
- – Journalists who exposed corruption and social problems
- – German attacks that pushed the U.S. into WWI
- – Novel that led to food safety reforms
- – Economic divide between rich and poor during industrialization
- – Labor union focused mainly on skilled workers
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- – Type of law meant to limit monopolies
- – Critical term for industrialists who used unfair practices
- – Policy of controlling weaker nations
- – Agreements that pulled nations into World War I
- – Extreme pride in one’s nation
- – Labor conflict where the federal government sided with business
- – Ship whose explosion increased support for war with Spain
- – Main reason the Senate rejected the Treaty of Versailles
- – Carnegie’s belief that the rich should help society
- – Amendment that created the income tax
- – Event that triggered World War I
- – Laws that limited speech during wartime
- – System requiring men to register for military service
- – Policy using economic investment to influence other countries
- – Election showing a split in the Republican Party
- – Policy supporting equal trade access in China
31 Clues: – Extreme pride in one’s nation • – Event that triggered World War I • – Policy of controlling weaker nations • – Type of law meant to limit monopolies • – Amendment that created the income tax • – Novel that led to food safety reforms • – Belief in building strong armed forces • – Laws that limited speech during wartime • – Process allowing citizens to propose laws • ...
Russian Revolution 2022-03-04
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- 3 year war
- period of mass starvation and disease in 1845
- The biggest country in the world
- Medically problematic son
- one of the chambers of the Russian parliament
- Bolsheviks take over democracy to dictatorship
- Studied Karl Marx
- Joesph Vissarionovich Jugasgvili's nickname
- I didn't steal that horse!
- lost control of Russia
- workers killed for protesting for better work conditions
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- Stalin made it so you had to agree with the government of you get killed
- women textile workers led citywide strike that included 200,000 workers
- Made himself dictator
- Government with King and Queen
- treaty between Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Transcaucasia
- Other name for Gulag labor camps
- japan invades korea
- Frida Kahlo's lover
- first world war
20 Clues: 3 year war • first world war • Studied Karl Marx • japan invades korea • Frida Kahlo's lover • Made himself dictator • lost control of Russia • Medically problematic son • I didn't steal that horse! • Government with King and Queen • The biggest country in the world • Other name for Gulag labor camps • Joesph Vissarionovich Jugasgvili's nickname • ...
Knee Wonka & The Chocolate Museum 2025-08-12
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- One out of four of chocolate sculpture displayed
- Who's the chef of KLCC chocolate tower
- World first durianmisu as stated as train statue
- 1 of Chocolate potrait
- Tahukah anda? Selepas koko dibawa ke negara ________, resepi minuman koko dirahsiakan selama 100 tahun daripada pengetahuan
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- _______launch Guylian Opus assortment in what year
- What tribe/civilization recognizes the value of cocoa for its restorative and mood enhancing properties
- World biggest consumer of chocolate
- One of chocolate in war
- Fact 2: Minuman koko dahulu digunakan oleh orang ____ & Eropah untuk merawat cirit birit, demam, batuk dan kemurungan
- How many cocoa trees at the entrance
11 Clues: 1 of Chocolate potrait • One of chocolate in war • World biggest consumer of chocolate • How many cocoa trees at the entrance • Who's the chef of KLCC chocolate tower • One out of four of chocolate sculpture displayed • World first durianmisu as stated as train statue • _______launch Guylian Opus assortment in what year • ...
Semester 1 Final Study Guide 2023-12-12
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- Author of "The Wealth of Nations"
- Reason for population growth during the Industrial Revolution
- The Eastern and Western Front in World War I
- Naval vessel sunk by a German submarine, contributing to U.S. entry into WWI
- Economic system advocated by Adam Smith
- Treaty that ended Russian participation in World War I
- Theory used to justify European imperialism
- Revolution that led to the establishment of a communist government in Russia
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- Plan devised by Germany to quickly defeat France and then focus on Russia in WWI (
- Diplomatic communication that pushed the United States toward entering WWI
- Policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- Belief in the inherent superiority of certain races
- Event that marked the transition from agrarian societies to industrial ones (
- Led the United States to abandon its neutrality and join World War I
- Idea that wealthy nations have a duty to help and rule over less developed nations
- Meeting that regulated European colonization and trade in Africa
- concept associated with the idea that only the fittest societies survive and prosper
- Political theory associated with Karl Marx
18 Clues: Author of "The Wealth of Nations" • Economic system advocated by Adam Smith • Political theory associated with Karl Marx • Theory used to justify European imperialism • The Eastern and Western Front in World War I • Belief in the inherent superiority of certain races • Treaty that ended Russian participation in World War I • ...
American History Review 2022-01-05
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- A form of government where the leaders are elected by the people.
- This describes the sharing of items between the Old and New World
- The first cash crop of the 13 Colonies.
- President of Northern America during the Civil War
- This battle is often called the turning point of the Civil War.
- This proclamation freed all the slaves in America.
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- The name of a person fighting to get rid of slavery
- This country helped the colonists during the American Revolution
- The name of someone who supported the British in the American Revolution
- Where the Witch Trials were held and many women lost their lives for being witches.
- Often called "The shot heard around the world", this is where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired.
- The reason settlers of the new world were upset at the British.
- People taken from Africa and forced to work in the New World for free
- The leader of the Northern army in the Civil War
14 Clues: The first cash crop of the 13 Colonies. • The leader of the Northern army in the Civil War • President of Northern America during the Civil War • This proclamation freed all the slaves in America. • The name of a person fighting to get rid of slavery • This battle is often called the turning point of the Civil War. • ...
Countries 2022-04-07
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- This country resembles a boot.
- This European country with a reputation of staying neutral in world conflicts has four official languages.
- This country will host the next Olympic Games.
- This country is referred to as the "horn of Africa."
- This country was formed in 1947 as a safe haven for South Asian Muslims.
- This country is home to the only one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World that is still standing.
- When someone says 'down under,' they are referring to this country in the Southern Hemisphere.
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- This country, whose capital is Belgrade, played a pivotal role in starting World War II.
- Ankara is the capital of this transcontinental country.
- The Bolshevik Revolution on November 6 and 7, 1917 occurred in this country.
- This country was formerly called Persia.
- At 2 million soldiers, this Asian country has the largest armed forces in the world by active military personnel.
- This counry, the smallest in the world, is home to the Sistine Chapel and the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
- This country, the largest in Central Asia, is the world's number one exporter of uranium.
- This South Asian country is the source of 70% of all the world's spices.
15 Clues: This country resembles a boot. • This country was formerly called Persia. • This country will host the next Olympic Games. • This country is referred to as the "horn of Africa." • Ankara is the capital of this transcontinental country. • This country was formed in 1947 as a safe haven for South Asian Muslims. • ...
Intro to Cold War 2016-04-10
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- Leader of the Soviet Union during World War II and General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
- This was the physical boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991.
- The action of surrendering or ceasing to resist an opponent or demand.
- The _________ _____ was an American initiative to give aid to Western Europe after the end of World War II.
- A political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
- The _________ Doctrine was an American foreign policy to stop Soviet imperialism during the Cold War.
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- This was the principal policymaking committee of a Communist Party.
- A ___________ economy is an economy in which production, investment, prices, and incomes are determined centrally by a government.
- An Act created in 1947 to promote the national security of the United States by reorganizing intellegence organizations after World War II.
- An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state.
- A state of political hostility between countries characterized by threats, propaganda, and other measures short of open warfare, in particular.
- Abbreviation for Central Intelligence Agency.
- A ___________ economy is an economy in which prices and wages are determined mainly by supply and demand, rather than being regulated by a government.
- Revolutionary socialist thinker whose theories and ideas became popular during the 19th century. His ideas are considered the foundation of communism.
14 Clues: Abbreviation for Central Intelligence Agency. • This was the principal policymaking committee of a Communist Party. • The action of surrendering or ceasing to resist an opponent or demand. • The _________ Doctrine was an American foreign policy to stop Soviet imperialism during the Cold War. • ...
Gillies June Crossword 2021-05-27
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- The bees do this and help our food supply
- It's officially here; time to play in the sun
- June flower; think bee product
- enjoy these on summer evenings; be sure to get a permit first
- 24 hours for this guy
- Treaty of ___________;June 28, 1919; signing of this ended the First World War
- don't forget this when you're out in the sun
- plant these annual flowers in your veggie beds for some natural pest control
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- National_______People's Day
- Big plants we need to breathe
- June 2, 1953; Queen Elizabeth II; first day on the job
- corn, bean, squash; plant together; native garden tradition
- June 25, 1950; beginning of this far off war
- pick these from your garden and have 7-10 servings a day for an adult
- June 6, 1944; France; Operation Overlord
15 Clues: 24 hours for this guy • National_______People's Day • Big plants we need to breathe • June flower; think bee product • June 6, 1944; France; Operation Overlord • The bees do this and help our food supply • June 25, 1950; beginning of this far off war • don't forget this when you're out in the sun • It's officially here; time to play in the sun • ...
Women in World War 1 (social change) 2024-01-23
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- leisure
- a dog's best friend, maybe?
- an excess
- hub for mass production
- elect
- women's social political union
- first woman to take a seat in Parliament
- not rich, not poor
- for whom professional opportunities opened for during World war 1
- soccer
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- to produce
- military attire
- women struggled to find these during the war
- women's political movement in the early 1900s
- "make love not _____"
- group of owls
16 Clues: elect • soccer • leisure • an excess • to produce • group of owls • military attire • not rich, not poor • "make love not _____" • hub for mass production • a dog's best friend, maybe? • women's social political union • first woman to take a seat in Parliament • women struggled to find these during the war • women's political movement in the early 1900s • ...
Human Rights Vocabulary Review 2023-05-08
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- allowed
- policies or rules people follow without being told to
- natural or fundamental
- the Declaration of Rights of __ was written during the French Revolution and demanded that the French government give certain privileges to the people.
- international organization created to keep peace after World War II.
- mass murder of Jews and others during World War II
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- international organization created to keep peace after World War 1. It was replaced by the UN.
- the UN ___ of Human Rights was written after World War II to guarantee human rights to all people.
- rights and freedoms you have just because you are a person.
- document signed in England in 1215 that limited the king's power and granted rights to the people
- the first part of the UN Declaration says that all humans are born free and ___.
11 Clues: allowed • natural or fundamental • mass murder of Jews and others during World War II • policies or rules people follow without being told to • rights and freedoms you have just because you are a person. • international organization created to keep peace after World War II. • the first part of the UN Declaration says that all humans are born free and ___. • ...
Canada and the World Wars 2025-03-24
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- The beach where the Allie troops landed during June 1944
- the many countries opposing Germany/the Axis during the second world war
- a way to limit the amount of an item during crisis
- war strategy involving fighting on a static Frontline with two opposing trenches
- a way to raise money during times of war, a form of investment
- Also known as the Battle of Normandy, when the allies landed in northern France in 1944
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- the prime minister of Canada during the entire first world war
- the act of calling upon citizens for military service during times of war.
- biased form of information meant to promote a certain point of view or talking point
- the most famous Canadian battle of the first world war
10 Clues: a way to limit the amount of an item during crisis • the most famous Canadian battle of the first world war • The beach where the Allie troops landed during June 1944 • the prime minister of Canada during the entire first world war • a way to raise money during times of war, a form of investment • ...
Mythology Vocab 2021-09-05
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- Daughter of Loki, Norse Goddess of the Dead
- open delight or pleasure
- To put out a fire
- Odin's 6 legged horse.
- one of Thor's 2 sons. His name means mighty.
- Norse God of War
- A sudden and powerful upward movement.
- Certain to happen
- The Norse God of Vengeance. Son of Odin.
- Son of Loki, The Great Wolf who ate the world.
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- Extremely angry
- Shining with a sparkling light.
- Wife of Loki, Norse Goddess
- Squirming and contorting as if in agony.
- a vast horde or multitude
- A situation where no progress is possible.
- a feeling of intense desire
- The Gods of Asgard
- To mix or cause to mix together
- The rainbow bridge between Asgard and Midgard
20 Clues: Extremely angry • Norse God of War • To put out a fire • Certain to happen • The Gods of Asgard • Odin's 6 legged horse. • open delight or pleasure • a vast horde or multitude • Wife of Loki, Norse Goddess • a feeling of intense desire • Shining with a sparkling light. • To mix or cause to mix together • A sudden and powerful upward movement. • Squirming and contorting as if in agony. • ...
Puzzle 1 2015-10-17
Across
- 1976 grand prix competitor to James Hunt
- surname of the inventor of the telephone
- long running itv soap
- tony the tiger says they're great
- hello en francias
- a train engine
- 150 years of Alice in ...
- surname of a World War 2 UK prime minister
- celebrating a hundredth anniversary
- Homer Simpson's wife
- the wind in the ... Kenneth Grahame novel
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- a place full of books
- a large car company in recent news
- the fastest steam train in the UK
- surname of the actor of Mr Bean
- when a new monarch takes the throne
- multi flavoured ice cream
- one ... in the grave comedy
- a portable computer
- Jeremy Clarkson's tool of choice
- a famous unsinkable ship
21 Clues: a train engine • hello en francias • a portable computer • Homer Simpson's wife • a place full of books • long running itv soap • a famous unsinkable ship • multi flavoured ice cream • 150 years of Alice in ... • one ... in the grave comedy • surname of the actor of Mr Bean • Jeremy Clarkson's tool of choice • the fastest steam train in the UK • tony the tiger says they're great • ...
"Vietnam Conflict" 2022-05-09
Across
- before World War Two what were Vietnam a part of.
- what republic was south vietnam led by.
- how much money was the war costing the US a year.
- conflict in Vietnam that developed following World War II can best be described as this type of War.
- which President sent a half a million US combat troops to Vietnam?
- what was the first Asian Nation to fall to Communism?
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- what republic was north vitenam led by.
- Who was the leader of the communist Vietnamese resistance movement?
- what year did the vietnam war end.
- who was the US Secretary of defence.
- who led south vietnam.
- describe the type of military force President Kennedy sent to Vietnam.
- who was a corrupt leader who refused to give peasants land.
13 Clues: who led south vietnam. • what year did the vietnam war end. • who was the US Secretary of defence. • what republic was north vitenam led by. • what republic was south vietnam led by. • before World War Two what were Vietnam a part of. • how much money was the war costing the US a year. • what was the first Asian Nation to fall to Communism? • ...
WWI 2025-01-14
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- form of warfare common in World War I's European fronts
- political alliances in pre-WWI Europe were often justified by maintaining a ______of power
- Russia experienced this in 1917 as a result of the conditions started byWorld War I
- __ of Archduke Ferdinand was the immediate cause of World War I
- this Eurasian country had an alliance with Serbia, a small country in theBalkans
- German plan to invade France through Belgium
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- Terrorist group responsible for the assassination
- Agreement between Britain, Russia and France
- 'Powder Keg of Europe'
- When a country takes over new lands or countries
- a cause of World War I, as seen in the arms race from 1870 to 1914
11 Clues: 'Powder Keg of Europe' • German plan to invade France through Belgium • Agreement between Britain, Russia and France • When a country takes over new lands or countries • Terrorist group responsible for the assassination • form of warfare common in World War I's European fronts • __ of Archduke Ferdinand was the immediate cause of World War I • ...
Per 6 The Challenges of Victory p562-565 2022-05-20
Across
- At the Potsdam Conference Germany would be split into this
- The first U.S. representative of the United Nations
- The two most powerful countries in the UN used it as a way to spread this to other countries
- The first goal of the UN was to declare this for each person
- Political system of the U.S. that conflicts with communism
- These people were put on trial for war crimes after WWII
- World Organization set up to keep peace in the world
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- Legal procedure where war criminals were sentenced to death
- Chairperson for the Committee of Human Rights
- The trials proved that people are responsible for this
- Conference where leaders would try to establish an organization to keep the peace
- Russia had promised it would allow these to happen
- The Atomic Bomb brought the World into this era
- After the war Japan was ____________ by the U.S.
- McArthur introduced this economic system to Japan
- the UN soon became dominated by the U.S. and this country
16 Clues: Chairperson for the Committee of Human Rights • The Atomic Bomb brought the World into this era • After the war Japan was ____________ by the U.S. • McArthur introduced this economic system to Japan • Russia had promised it would allow these to happen • The first U.S. representative of the United Nations • World Organization set up to keep peace in the world • ...
Remembrance Day 2025-11-05
Across
- What is another word for funeral?
- Red flower
- When a war is won
- Another name for an opponent
- Soldiers went to *BLANK*
- Soldiers are buried in one of these
- People *BLANK* their life for our freedom
- What day is Remembrance Day on?
- One and Two
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- Flanders *BLANK*
- Soldiers went to war for us to have *BLANK*
- What month is Remembrance Day observed?
- of silence, What do we take at 11am?
- A person who fought in the war
- There were two of these
- Another word for monument
16 Clues: Red flower • One and Two • Flanders *BLANK* • When a war is won • There were two of these • Soldiers went to *BLANK* • Another word for monument • Another name for an opponent • A person who fought in the war • What day is Remembrance Day on? • What is another word for funeral? • Soldiers are buried in one of these • of silence, What do we take at 11am? • ...
Hawksword 2016-04-13
Across
- God of War
- 1974 World Cup Champion
- 2020
- Nevermore
- Debris Around the World
- Geordi La Forge
- Coined the Term "Spaceship Earth"
- 1973 Abbotsford Superintendent
- Dunkin
- Peace
- Russian Secret Service
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- Abbotsford's Mayor
- Co-Founder of Apple
- Born 1989
- He said "Everything in life is luck"
- Famous German Composer Born 1685
- Pierre Trudeau's Son
- Luxembourg's Capital
- The Third Planet
- The "King"
20 Clues: 2020 • Peace • Dunkin • Born 1989 • Nevermore • God of War • The "King" • Geordi La Forge • The Third Planet • Abbotsford's Mayor • Co-Founder of Apple • Pierre Trudeau's Son • Luxembourg's Capital • Russian Secret Service • 1974 World Cup Champion • Debris Around the World • 1973 Abbotsford Superintendent • Famous German Composer Born 1685 • Coined the Term "Spaceship Earth" • ...
Global Citizenship Review Year 8 2022-06-01
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- an organization created after World War 2 to prevent war
- a neutral area which separates hostile forces or nations
- to give the other party what they want and give up your own needs or desires
- a charitable organization which works independently from any government
- having pride in one’s nation or ethnic group
- an area with little to no access to healthy food
- developing and managing relations between countries
- a person who tries to help people in a conflict come to an agreement
- when people lack the means to satisfy their basic needs
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- the distance your food travels before it gets to you
- able to maintain a process continuously over time
- a war between citizens of the same country
- the amount of profit (money) a country makes each year
- a person who tries to promote and maintain peace
- an organization set up to provide help and raise money for those in need
- a craving or urgent need for food
- the targeted mass killing of a specific group of people with a shared ethnicity or race
- an agreement when both sides give up something to get something
18 Clues: a craving or urgent need for food • a war between citizens of the same country • having pride in one’s nation or ethnic group • a person who tries to promote and maintain peace • an area with little to no access to healthy food • able to maintain a process continuously over time • developing and managing relations between countries • ...
World War 1 2023-12-08
Across
- Main reason U.S. entered World War 1
- Animals that would get into trenches
- When it rained trenches got very
- Great Britain, Russia, France
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- Wars were fought in
- Franz Ferdinand was
- What continent did the war take place
- Inroduced by Germany
- Advanced weapon used in World War 1
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
10 Clues: Wars were fought in • Franz Ferdinand was • Inroduced by Germany • Great Britain, Russia, France • Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy • When it rained trenches got very • Advanced weapon used in World War 1 • Main reason U.S. entered World War 1 • Animals that would get into trenches • What continent did the war take place
APUSH World War 1 2023-02-22
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- significant cause of ww1, intense form or patriotism
- empire that still exists during world war 1 and one of the central powers
- they took factory jobs during ww1
- competition for colonies
- competition for best army
- international organization created to resolve international disputes
- plan established by the germans to avoid 2-front war
- British passenger ship from U.S. sunk by Germans for carrying and delivering munitions to England
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- one of the prominent causes of ww1, alliances kick in because of this
- agreement to give warnings before sinking merchant ships
- modern weapon to be first utilized during ww1, wreaked havoc
- revolution that forced russia to leave ww1
- a telegram from german minister sent to Mexico proposing military alliance against the U.S.
- they opposed the involvement in ww1 and were jailed during ww1
- competition for market
15 Clues: competition for market • competition for colonies • competition for best army • they took factory jobs during ww1 • revolution that forced russia to leave ww1 • significant cause of ww1, intense form or patriotism • plan established by the germans to avoid 2-front war • agreement to give warnings before sinking merchant ships • ...
Mariska Mack - The Atlantic World 2023-10-12
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- War between the British and the French
- Slaveships route across the Atlantic
- Credited with discovering the Americas
- Leader of the Incas
- Transfer of goods between the old world and the new world
- Theory that Nations wealth = Nations power
- Disease brought to the new world by slave ships
- Trade route between Europe, Africa, And the New World
- Trade changed from a diverse exchange of commodities to slaves
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- Conquered the Aztecs
- First British Colony
- Ninth Aztec Emperor
- Slaves shipped across the Atlantic to The New World
- Conquered the Incas
- Conquerers
- Mix between the spanish and the Native Americans
- Company owned by Shareholders
- Land owned by a different nation
- Private Ownership
- Spanish forcing labor upon the Natives
20 Clues: Conquerers • Private Ownership • Ninth Aztec Emperor • Conquered the Incas • Leader of the Incas • Conquered the Aztecs • First British Colony • Company owned by Shareholders • Land owned by a different nation • Slaveships route across the Atlantic • War between the British and the French • Credited with discovering the Americas • Spanish forcing labor upon the Natives • ...
The Challenges of Victory p562-565 2022-05-20
Across
- Conference where leaders would try to establish an organization to keep the peace
- Political system of the U.S. that conflicts with communism
- Legal procedure where war criminals were sentenced to death
- Chairperson for the Committee of Human Rights
- World Organization set up to keep peace in the world
- The first U.S. representative of the United Nations
- After the war Japan was ____________ by the U.S.
- Russia had promised it would allow these to happen
Down
- These people were put on trial for war crimes after WWII
- The Atomic Bomb brought the World into this era
- At the Potsdam Conference Germany would be split into this
- The two most powerful countries in the UN used it as a way to spread this to other countries
- McArthur introduced this economic system to Japan
- The first goal of the UN was to declare this for each person
- The trials proved that people are responsible for this
- the UN soon became dominated by the U.S. and this country
16 Clues: Chairperson for the Committee of Human Rights • The Atomic Bomb brought the World into this era • After the war Japan was ____________ by the U.S. • McArthur introduced this economic system to Japan • Russia had promised it would allow these to happen • The first U.S. representative of the United Nations • World Organization set up to keep peace in the world • ...
Impact of Hitler's rule 2016-07-11
Across
- merged powers of president with chancellor and proclaimed himself _________.
- adolf ________
- a part of a city where people of a particular race or class live separately from the main population, usually in poor conditions
- _________ was one important way of reducing unemployment
- ______ during world war 2
- ________ of power
- ______ with no opposition to challenge their rule.
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- the Nazis used _________ to control what the germans read,watch and listen
- _______ of jewish people
- this created many jobs for men as war materials were needed
- _______ was the Nazis secret police force
- the Nazis wanted to use ______ to improve the quality of Aryan race
- the _______ fire of 27 February 1933 help consolidate hitler's power
- to secure their hold on power, hitler used __________ to win people over to support them
14 Clues: adolf ________ • ________ of power • _______ of jewish people • ______ during world war 2 • _______ was the Nazis secret police force • ______ with no opposition to challenge their rule. • _________ was one important way of reducing unemployment • this created many jobs for men as war materials were needed • ...
Arab countries 2023-06-15
10 Clues: war • chill • pyramids • World Cup • war for 72 years • got invaded by Iraq • almost won the world cup • the capital city it Beirut • the capital city is Baghdad • the capital city is Khartoum
American Revolution 2020-02-06
Across
- Prussian military adviser at Valley Forge
- Believed in freedom
- What we did on July 4, 1776
- lax enforcement of regulations & trade laws, imposed on the American colonies
- Ended the war established 1st republic since Rome fell in 476 AD
- Issue after the war until 1865
- Riot propaganda
- Revolts against civil authority
- Print Tax
- sweet tax in 1764
- No search and seizure
- 1st ten "changes" were the...
- Believed in the monarchy
- Needed by Britain after the Seven Years War
- Last battle...Brits gave up
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- Murica!
- The second one of these named Washington commander of the colonial army
- Wanted the colonies unified...solidarity
- Influenced the writers of The Declaration of Independence
- Free Speech Amendment
- #2 & defended those accused in the Boston Massacre
- T Paines book
- Not a barracks but soldiers were allowed to stay in your house
- Where the shot heard round the world was fired
- Locke's idea in the Declaration of Independence
- Primary author of Declaration
- Britain tried cut the debt by using these
- Led to 1st Continental Congress & Intolerable Acts
- The sneaky people helped USA win
- Turning point
- 1791 finally
- No cruel or unusual punishment
- The lack of this in the militia put them at a disadvantage vs Redcoats
- Last battle Cornwallis surrenders
34 Clues: Murica! • Print Tax • 1791 finally • T Paines book • Turning point • Riot propaganda • sweet tax in 1764 • Believed in freedom • Free Speech Amendment • No search and seizure • Believed in the monarchy • What we did on July 4, 1776 • Last battle...Brits gave up • Primary author of Declaration • 1st ten "changes" were the... • Issue after the war until 1865 • No cruel or unusual punishment • ...
What has Mzansi given to the world? 2018-09-27
Across
- The have the Rain Queen as the ruler of one of the tribes
- Soweto gave this comedian to the world (2 words)
- LV couldn’t rest blanket blanket theme range including R33k shirt
- Subjects of the only remaining absolute Monarch in Africa
- Mzansi’s flagship golf event in this resort (2 words)
- The only pure Afrikaans radio station in Mzansi
- Their language is different - French of Mzansi
- Marula tree gave this drink to the world
- The Soulful Sundays are (2 words)
- Out of Mzansi this now world renown DJ (2 words)
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- What Radio station would Mzansi’s president be listening to (2 words)
- The Gods must be crazy's tribe
- The largest Radio station in Limpopo (2 words)
- Mceka is their traditional dress
- The oldest radio station on the country
- From Musina to Cape Point Radio station
16 Clues: The Gods must be crazy's tribe • Mceka is their traditional dress • The Soulful Sundays are (2 words) • The oldest radio station on the country • From Musina to Cape Point Radio station • Marula tree gave this drink to the world • The largest Radio station in Limpopo (2 words) • Their language is different - French of Mzansi • ...
War 2 2025-07-19
Across
- A long-handled, L-shaped tool for cutting tall grass or grain by hand.
- A small, often temporary, building or shelter, sometimes for farm equipment.
- A period of time during which agricultural produce is gathered.
- An artificial ditch or channel for conveying water, especially for irrigation.
- The material, typically manure or a mixture of plant matter, used as plant food.
- The edible grain of the plant Zea mays.
- Cultivated land, often for growing crops.
- The process of preparing and cultivating land for farming.
- A piece of land enclosed for pasture or cultivation.
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- An animal kept or bred on a farm for use or profit.
- A system for producing food and fiber while sustaining the natural resource base.
- A large, open vehicle for transporting goods, often pulled by a tractor.
- The produce of the land, especially cereals, vegetables, and fruit.
- The science and art of cultivating plants and gardening.
- A structure for housing livestock, especially cattle.
15 Clues: The edible grain of the plant Zea mays. • Cultivated land, often for growing crops. • An animal kept or bred on a farm for use or profit. • A piece of land enclosed for pasture or cultivation. • A structure for housing livestock, especially cattle. • The science and art of cultivating plants and gardening. • The process of preparing and cultivating land for farming. • ...
Unit 6 Vocab Menu 2024-03-19
Across
- agency that collected info on soviets
- Committee that investigated communist activity
- Border between the 2 Korea
- President during end of Vietnam War
- Process to require military contribution by Americans by going in the Army
- ____Conference decided how Germany was divided
- Cuban____Crisis closest to Nuclear war in History
- alliance that stops spread of communism
- _____Wall quarantined Berlin from the rest of the world
- ___State was a shooting at a college against anti Vietnam war actiists
- _____Theory that meant if one country fell to communism the rest would
- Gulf of_____ Resolution gave LBJ power to increase mIlitary action in Vietnam
- _______Accords decided France to leave Vietnam
- ___Scare was the fear of communist spread mainly in US Society
- _____War that left Korea divided
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- 38th____ Divided Korea
- First Sattelitte ever launched by USSR
- _____Plan was a plan to rebuild wartorn countries
- ____Lai Vietnam village massacred by US
- _____Nations was a group of countries to discuss forien disputes
- ____Papers revealed US had bombed Laos and Cambodia
- _____Offensive was the military action against US in Vietnam
- Fidel___ Leader of Cuba during Cuban Missile Crisis
- Force that went against US in Vietnam
- President during end of Vietnam War
- President During Space Race
- President during H-Bomb Development
- Alliance that supported communism
28 Clues: 38th____ Divided Korea • Border between the 2 Korea • President During Space Race • _____War that left Korea divided • Alliance that supported communism • President during end of Vietnam War • President during end of Vietnam War • President during H-Bomb Development • agency that collected info on soviets • Force that went against US in Vietnam • ...
Arab countries 2023-06-15
10 Clues: war • chill • pyramids • World Cup • war for 72 years • got invaded by Iraq • almost won the world cup • the capital city it Beirut • the capital city is Baghdad • the capital city is Khartoum
The Vietnam War 2024-05-02
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- name of the main character in Apocalypse Now
- decade during which the peace movement developed
- director of the movie Apocalypse Now
- 36th US president who became unpopular because of the Vietnam War
- state which was in ideological tension with the US
- iconic music festival created in 1969
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- members of a counterculture movement for peace and freedom
- name given to the communist government of North Vietnam
- author of the song "Masters of War"
- conflict between 2 poles of the world during the 2nd half of the 20th century
- chemical weapon used by the American army
- large public meeting, made to criticise or oppose something
- ideology opposed to capitalism, combatted by the US in the 1950s and 1960s
13 Clues: author of the song "Masters of War" • director of the movie Apocalypse Now • iconic music festival created in 1969 • chemical weapon used by the American army • name of the main character in Apocalypse Now • decade during which the peace movement developed • state which was in ideological tension with the US • name given to the communist government of North Vietnam • ...
