world war 2 Crossword Puzzles
The Iron Curtain 2024-05-08
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- no war
- country dictated by hitler during world war 2
- President of the U.S. during the Cold war
- Russians
- government problems
- this country was invaded by hitler and Stalin
- king of Great Britain during The Cold war
- publicly owned property
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- Countries beside the U.S. across the ocean
- to be stable
- a protector
- money for country
- a wealthy person
- words spoken loudly in a motivating way
- dividing wall
15 Clues: no war • Russians • a protector • to be stable • dividing wall • a wealthy person • money for country • government problems • publicly owned property • words spoken loudly in a motivating way • President of the U.S. during the Cold war • king of Great Britain during The Cold war • Countries beside the U.S. across the ocean • country dictated by hitler during world war 2 • ...
World War 2 2022-11-28
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- the ____ law removed jewish rights
- what was Corrine Wilson against
- the policy of ___ caused countries to give in to Hitlers demands
- Hitler allied with what european country
- the name of japans leader
- what is the name of Italy's dictator
- the treaty of ____ forced Germany to take the blame for WW1
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- Hitler used ___ to gain power
- the Huricanes were produced by what country
- land was givin to nations surounding who
- Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____
- the allies used what kind of waves to distrupt German bombs
- Canada's national ___ council was used to stop German bombs
- Hitler used what symbol because it represented power
14 Clues: the name of japans leader • Hitler used ___ to gain power • what was Corrine Wilson against • the ____ law removed jewish rights • what is the name of Italy's dictator • land was givin to nations surounding who • Hitler allied with what european country • the Huricanes were produced by what country • Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____ • ...
World War 2 2022-11-28
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- Hitler used ___ to gain power
- the treaty of ____ forced Germany to take the blame for WW1
- Hitler used what symbol because it represented power
- Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____
- the name of japans leader
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- the Huricanes were produced by what country
- what is the name of Italy's dictator
- Canada's national ___ council was used to stop German bombs
- Hitler allied with what european country
- what was Corrine Wilson against
- the policy of ___ caused countries to give in to Hitlers demands
- the allies used what kind of waves to distrupt German bombs
- land was givin to nations surounding who
- the Nurmburg law removed who's rights
14 Clues: the name of japans leader • Hitler used ___ to gain power • what was Corrine Wilson against • what is the name of Italy's dictator • the Nurmburg law removed who's rights • Hitler allied with what european country • land was givin to nations surounding who • the Huricanes were produced by what country • Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____ • ...
World War 2 2020-08-27
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- Prime Minster of New Zealand in 1939
- children helped their community in emergency...
- made from recycled rubber
- millions of children were...
- when hitler imprisoned and killed millions in concentration camps
- one way children helped with war efforts
- people were told to recycle this
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- Japanese city that got bombed
- the main country in the Axis
- the month WW2 started
- made from recycled metals
- Germany failed invade this country in 1939
- the leader of the Nazis
- hitler's first name
14 Clues: hitler's first name • the month WW2 started • the leader of the Nazis • made from recycled rubber • made from recycled metals • the main country in the Axis • millions of children were... • Japanese city that got bombed • people were told to recycle this • Prime Minster of New Zealand in 1939 • one way children helped with war efforts • Germany failed invade this country in 1939 • ...
World War 2 2014-05-06
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- number of options that president Truman was presented with to end the war.
- name of the first bomb tested in Los Alamos, NM
- At this battle soldiers marched into Russia and were underprepared
- When Hitler murdered Jews, Handicapped, blacks, gypsies, ect.
- The closest island to Japan that took 3 months to capture.
- Fascist Italian leader
- Also known as Operation Overlord
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- Ending trade of strategic materials needed for war
- the city that was bombed on August 6, 1945
- General MacArthurs plan to capture islands and get closer to Japans mainland.
- President during the war
- These powers included Britain, France, and the Soviet Union
- Citizens born in Japan but living in America
- this leader committed suicide after the fall of Germany
14 Clues: Fascist Italian leader • President during the war • Also known as Operation Overlord • the city that was bombed on August 6, 1945 • Citizens born in Japan but living in America • name of the first bomb tested in Los Alamos, NM • Ending trade of strategic materials needed for war • this leader committed suicide after the fall of Germany • ...
World War 2 2014-03-10
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- A intergovernmental military treaty
- The German Economic Policy after WWII.
- The goal by Congress to get fully employment and production
- Started space and military programs for Russia
- The U.S gave people money to help jump start their economies after the War
- The time after WWII until 1970s
- A Conference of 44 Allied Nations came together and created organizations like the IMF to help the world with its economic problems.
- purchasing things in large amounts
- A lot of people start having lots of babies
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- The guys who created the Employment Act of 1946
- A battle by the U.S and Russia to make the most nuclear weapons
- The point where unemployment is low
- 2.5 kids and a house with a white picket fence
- A war against Communism
14 Clues: A war against Communism • The time after WWII until 1970s • purchasing things in large amounts • A intergovernmental military treaty • The point where unemployment is low • The German Economic Policy after WWII. • A lot of people start having lots of babies • Started space and military programs for Russia • 2.5 kids and a house with a white picket fence • ...
WORLD WAR 2 2016-10-05
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- HITLER HAD TO DO WHAT TO GET ALL PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR NAZIS
- THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES WAS SINGED IN...
- GERMANY DID THE DAMAGE OF 6600 MILLIION
- GERMANY SINED AFTER WORLD WAR 1
- THE LEARDER OF GERMANY
- GERMANY WASEN'T ALLOWED AFTER SINGING THE TREATY
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- WHEN ALL PEOPLE ARE THE SAME
- THEY ALLOWED HITLER TO WAHT EVER HE WANTED(COUNTY)
- TOOK PART IN THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
- THE LEARDER OF GERMANY
- HITLER RULED OVER THEM
- GERMANY HAD TO GIVE LAND AWAY TO THIS COUNTRY
- ALLOWED HITLER DO WHAT EVER HE WANTED
- HITLER WANTED EVREY ONE TO....FOR NAZIS
- GERMANY TOOK OVER CZECHOSLOUAKIA
15 Clues: THE LEARDER OF GERMANY • HITLER RULED OVER THEM • THE LEARDER OF GERMANY • WHEN ALL PEOPLE ARE THE SAME • GERMANY SINED AFTER WORLD WAR 1 • GERMANY TOOK OVER CZECHOSLOUAKIA • TOOK PART IN THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES • ALLOWED HITLER DO WHAT EVER HE WANTED • GERMANY DID THE DAMAGE OF 6600 MILLIION • HITLER WANTED EVREY ONE TO....FOR NAZIS • THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES WAS SINGED IN... • ...
country 2023-05-31
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- There is a war going on in this country right now
- Auschwitz Birkenau is in this country
- This country is Named after a holiday in December
- the capital city is Bucharest
- We live in this country
- This country created pizza
- the capital city is Ljubljana
- This country invented the kpop
- This country border with Isreal
- That's where the song Cha Cha came from
- This country started world war 2
- This country win the Eurovision 2023
- This country created the taco
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- A country located between Costa Rico and Colombia
- A very rich country and the country of chocolate
- The westernmost country in Europe
- In this country they drink a lot of tea
- This country in America
- The State of the Rising Sun
- is The most democratic country in the world
- The second-largest country in the world
- is the biggest country in the world
22 Clues: We live in this country • This country in America • This country created pizza • The State of the Rising Sun • the capital city is Bucharest • the capital city is Ljubljana • This country created the taco • This country invented the kpop • This country border with Isreal • This country started world war 2 • The westernmost country in Europe • is the biggest country in the world • ...
Asia crossword 2021-04-20
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- A worldwide desease said to be created in Wuhan, China. (hint:it is not Pitbull)
- The form of government in North Korea
- Capital of South Korea
- Capital of China
- The rule stating only one child allowed
- Weapons developed in North Korea
- Capital of North Korea
- Mountain range in Asia
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- The way money is moved and traded in a country
- A problem created by China's big factories and cities
- One of the cities nuked in World War 2
- Main food in China and many countries
- Chinese communist leader
- Flat area in China, used for crops
- the amount of people in a given area
- A field of technology Japan thrives in
- Capital of Japan
- What side Japan was on in World War 2
18 Clues: Capital of Japan • Capital of China • Capital of South Korea • Capital of North Korea • Mountain range in Asia • Chinese communist leader • Weapons developed in North Korea • Flat area in China, used for crops • the amount of people in a given area • Main food in China and many countries • The form of government in North Korea • What side Japan was on in World War 2 • ...
Across the Trenches Crossword 2021-01-27
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- teams of like-minded countries together
- American president during World War 1
- name of the german submarine
- name of American troops in Europe
- name for leader Wilhelm II of the German Empire
- archduke of Austria-Hungary
- location of the first battle of World War 1
- a heavier and fast shooting gun
- fighter pilots who shoot down 5 planes
- devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation
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- British ship that brought American involvement into World War 1
- alliance of France, Britain, and Russia
- when countries extend their power and influence onto other lands
- destroyers escorting merchant ships to protect from U-Boats
- nations wanted to be stronger than the next
- conflict between nations or a peole
- alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- Gavrilo Princip´s way of starting a world war
- long ditches used as the basis of warfare for World War 1
- armored vehicle with treads first introduced during World War 1
20 Clues: archduke of Austria-Hungary • name of the german submarine • a heavier and fast shooting gun • name of American troops in Europe • conflict between nations or a peole • American president during World War 1 • fighter pilots who shoot down 5 planes • alliance of France, Britain, and Russia • teams of like-minded countries together • nations wanted to be stronger than the next • ...
World War 2 2022-02-23
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- second nuclear bomb dropped on japan
- hated the Jews and wanted to kill them
- major bombing causing usa to join the war.
- a the main country in the war that was bombed
- first nuclear bomb dropped on japan
- the killing of 6 million plus jews.
- homeland of hitler and the nazis
- the side of the war with japan and germany
- U.S. president during most of ww2
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- country that bombed Japan twice
- the side of the war with U.S and Britain
- battle tactic where holes were dug
- the day in which the U.S. stormed Normandy
- a group that were prejudice against Jews
14 Clues: country that bombed Japan twice • homeland of hitler and the nazis • U.S. president during most of ww2 • battle tactic where holes were dug • first nuclear bomb dropped on japan • the killing of 6 million plus jews. • second nuclear bomb dropped on japan • hated the Jews and wanted to kill them • the side of the war with U.S and Britain • ...
World War 2 2022-04-29
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- In the Battle of Stalingrad Hitler attempted to invade the ___________
- When U.S. soldiers hopped from island to island to get to Japan
- The Battle of the Bulge followed which battle
- The only person to know about the Manhattan Project was the _____.
- Germans considered the _____ race the superior race.
- How many Jews died in during the Holocaust?
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- German soldiers used this form of most often to kill a large amount of Jews at a time.
- VE Day marks the day the war in _____ ended.
- Which ethnic group was singled out during the Holocaust?
- history.
- Americans feared the Battle of Iwo Jima would kill ____ million Americans
- President who took over when FDR passed away.
- American planes that destroyed four Japanese air carriers during the Battle of Midway.
- D-Day was the largest ____ invasion in
14 Clues: history. • D-Day was the largest ____ invasion in • How many Jews died in during the Holocaust? • VE Day marks the day the war in _____ ended. • President who took over when FDR passed away. • The Battle of the Bulge followed which battle • Germans considered the _____ race the superior race. • Which ethnic group was singled out during the Holocaust? • ...
World War 2 2025-04-09
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- what this war is called
- one of the main allies of britain
- Japan was getting good at _______ things
- The continent where most of the early stomping happened
- what britain did a lot of while standing alone
- what a country aligned with you is called
- the story joke that italy only wanted this and sunshine
- the country that the story joked was poked with a stick
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- the country japan decided to punch
- What were the "good guys" described as doing on the sidelines while the "grumpy guys" were causing trouble? chilling and eating _______
- The "good guys" eventually told the "grumpy guys" to do this
- the country led by 'funny mustache guy'
- the famous attack of Japan on the US in Hawaii
- what a country not aligned with you is called (especially if they really dislike you)
14 Clues: what this war is called • one of the main allies of britain • the country japan decided to punch • the country led by 'funny mustache guy' • Japan was getting good at _______ things • what a country aligned with you is called • the famous attack of Japan on the US in Hawaii • what britain did a lot of while standing alone • ...
world war 2 2023-05-05
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- should be settled by peaceful means
- a place where large numbers of people, especiallypolitical prisoners or members of persecuted minorities,are deliberately imprisoned
- an intense military campaign intended to bringabout a swift victory.
- the belief that any violence, including war,is unjustifiable under any circumstances, and that all
- an alliance of countries from Europe and North America
- a mountainous region in the N Czech Republic
- air weapon
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- destruction or slaughter on a mass scale,especially caused by fire or nuclear war.
- With the Truman Doctrine, President Harry S. Truman established that the United States would provide political, military
- a Japanese aircraft loaded with explosives and making a deliberate suicidal crash on an enemy target.
- political union of Austria with Germany
- act allowed the U.S. government to lend or lease a widerange of military equipment to Ukraine
- the process of giving to avoid a conflict
- the European Recovery Program
14 Clues: air weapon • the European Recovery Program • should be settled by peaceful means • political union of Austria with Germany • the process of giving to avoid a conflict • a mountainous region in the N Czech Republic • an alliance of countries from Europe and North America • an intense military campaign intended to bringabout a swift victory. • ...
War Stories 2026-01-09
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- The country that Jacob was fighting against
- The name of the boy who tried to stop Jacob from getting an award
- The name of Jacob's company
- Where Jacob first arrived
- Where Trevor is from
- The person who sheltered Jacob
- The type of tank used by the Germans
- The vehicle Jacob Drove to escape from the German Lines
- How old Jacob was when he went to war
- The country Jacob was placed in
- The Name of the History Teacher
- The name of Jacob's best friend
- What were reveled at the end of the book
- What was told at the end of the book
- The Name of a World War 2 Veteran
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- Jacob's nickname given by Beau
- The war Jacob fought in
- What everyone thought Jacob was before he told the truth
- The Town that was liberated By Jacob and his company
- A World War 2 Enthusiast
- What Jacob was in the war to do to cities
- The name of the group who helped the french military
- What you call somebody who fought in a war
- Another person in Jacob's company
- What Jacob would be called during the war
- The name of somebody in Jacob's company
- The last name of the family who sheltered Jacob
- What Jacob was going through the whole trip
- The name of the girl who tried to stop Jacob from getting an award
- The Place Where Jacob did his military training
- A comrade of Jacob's from the war
31 Clues: Where Trevor is from • The war Jacob fought in • A World War 2 Enthusiast • Where Jacob first arrived • The name of Jacob's company • Jacob's nickname given by Beau • The person who sheltered Jacob • The country Jacob was placed in • The Name of the History Teacher • The name of Jacob's best friend • Another person in Jacob's company • A comrade of Jacob's from the war • ...
World War 2 2014-03-05
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- Japanese suicide bomber
- being alone
- Germany conducted against Poland
- "The big three"
- 1941 Germany betrayed the ___________
- Germany, Italy, and Japan
- Got attacked by japan in 1937
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- 1935 Mussolini attacked ____________
- 1940 France surrendered to ________
- December 7th 1941 ________ attacked pearl harbor
- china, Mandoria, South East Asia & Pacific Islands
- December 8th 1941 ________ declared war on Japan
- invasion of ________. the event that started world war 2
- ________ helped Britain prepare for the attacks
14 Clues: being alone • "The big three" • Japanese suicide bomber • Germany, Italy, and Japan • Got attacked by japan in 1937 • Germany conducted against Poland • 1940 France surrendered to ________ • 1935 Mussolini attacked ____________ • 1941 Germany betrayed the ___________ • ________ helped Britain prepare for the attacks • December 7th 1941 ________ attacked pearl harbor • ...
World War 2 2013-11-19
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- In a b____ people turn all the ligts off.
- Who was the priminister of England?
- The countries that did not take part in the war are called n______ countries.
- On what side was Britain on?
- What were the children sent in countryside called?
- People fighting with swords?
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- Who led the Germany army?
- A g__ was a common weapon.
- Where were evacuees taken to?
- Who led the British army for eight months?
- Which side was Germany on?
- People who took children in.
- People who shoot arrows.
- Which country was Britain's enemy?
14 Clues: People who shoot arrows. • Who led the Germany army? • A g__ was a common weapon. • Which side was Germany on? • On what side was Britain on? • People who took children in. • People fighting with swords? • Where were evacuees taken to? • Which country was Britain's enemy? • Who was the priminister of England? • In a b____ people turn all the ligts off. • ...
World War 2 2014-11-13
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- Plan in Germany to exterminate Jewish people
- Invaded China, SE Asia, Pearl Harbor
- Treaty ending WWI
- limited what people could buy for the war
- The plan to build atomic weapons in the USA
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- Ended the Great Depression in the USA
- German lightning war
- Invaded by Germany and Soviet Union, began the war
- Racism against Jewish people
- Nationalist or racist dictatorship
- Victory in Japan day, end of the war
- USA Britain Soviet Union
- President who decided to use atomic weapons in Japan
- Germany Japan Italy
14 Clues: Treaty ending WWI • Germany Japan Italy • German lightning war • USA Britain Soviet Union • Racism against Jewish people • Nationalist or racist dictatorship • Invaded China, SE Asia, Pearl Harbor • Victory in Japan day, end of the war • Ended the Great Depression in the USA • limited what people could buy for the war • The plan to build atomic weapons in the USA • ...
world war 2 2023-05-05
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- should be settled by peaceful means
- a place where large numbers of people, especiallypolitical prisoners or members of persecuted minorities,are deliberately imprisoned
- an intense military campaign intended to bringabout a swift victory.
- the belief that any violence, including war,is unjustifiable under any circumstances, and that all
- an alliance of countries from Europe and North America
- a mountainous region in the N Czech Republic
- air weapon
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- destruction or slaughter on a mass scale,especially caused by fire or nuclear war.
- With the Truman Doctrine, President Harry S. Truman established that the United States would provide political, military
- a Japanese aircraft loaded with explosives and making a deliberate suicidal crash on an enemy target.
- political union of Austria with Germany
- act allowed the U.S. government to lend or lease a widerange of military equipment to Ukraine
- the process of giving to avoid a conflict
- the European Recovery Program
14 Clues: air weapon • the European Recovery Program • should be settled by peaceful means • political union of Austria with Germany • the process of giving to avoid a conflict • a mountainous region in the N Czech Republic • an alliance of countries from Europe and North America • an intense military campaign intended to bringabout a swift victory. • ...
world war 2 2022-01-17
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- Τοποθεσία απόβασης αμερικανικού στρατού στις 6 Ιουνίου 1944
- Πόλη που η γερμανική αεροπορία βομβάρδισε μαζικά στις 7 Σεπτεμβρίου 1940
- Κατάληψη πόλης από τον σοβιετικό στρατό στις 2 Μαΐου 1945 που σήμανε την ουσιαστική λήξη του πολέμου.
- Οργανισμός για την διασφάλιση της παγκόσμιας ειρήνης μετά την λήξη του β ππ
- Η συμμαχία με Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο, Σοβιετική Ένωση, Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες, Κίνα, Γαλλία, Ελλάδα,Νορβηγία, Πολωνία, Βέλγιο, Γιουγκοσλαβία, Αυστραλία, Ολλανδία,Ινδία, Νότια Αφρική, νέα Ζηλανδία και Καναδάς (δύο λέξεις)
- Κινήματα που αμφισβήτησαν, συχνά ένοπλα, την κυριαρχία των κατακτητών.
- πολιτική που η Βρετανία και η Γαλλία αποφάσισαν να ακολουθήσουν
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- Καθοριστική μάχη τον Σεπτέμβριο του 1942 εώς τον Φεβρουάριο του 1943 που οι Γερμανοί είχαν πάνω από 300.000 νεκρούς, τραυματίες και αιχμαλώτους και τελικά ηττήθηκαν από τον σοβιετικό στρατό.
- Πρώτη χωρα που εισέβαλε ο Χιτλερ
- Συμμαχία των Γερμανία, Ιταλία, Ιαπωνία, Βασίλειο της Βουλγαρίας, Βασίλειο της Ρουμανίας, Ουγγαρία, Φινλανδία, Κροατία, Ταϊλάνδη και Ισπανία
- Πόσες μέρες κράτησε ο γαλλογερμανικός πόλεμος
- Σύμφωνο μη επίθεσης Σοβιετικής Ένωση Γερανίας(δύο λέξεις)
- Αίτιο Β Παγκοσμίου Πολέμου(δύο λέξεις)
- Στρατόπεδο συγκέντρωσης
14 Clues: Στρατόπεδο συγκέντρωσης • Πρώτη χωρα που εισέβαλε ο Χιτλερ • Αίτιο Β Παγκοσμίου Πολέμου(δύο λέξεις) • Πόσες μέρες κράτησε ο γαλλογερμανικός πόλεμος • Σύμφωνο μη επίθεσης Σοβιετικής Ένωση Γερανίας(δύο λέξεις) • Τοποθεσία απόβασης αμερικανικού στρατού στις 6 Ιουνίου 1944 • πολιτική που η Βρετανία και η Γαλλία αποφάσισαν να ακολουθήσουν • ...
World War 2 2022-11-28
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- the ____ law removed jewish rights
- what was Corrine Wilson against
- the policy of ___ caused countries to give in to Hitlers demands
- Hitler allied with what european country
- the name of japans leader
- what is the name of Italy's dictator
- the treaty of ____ forced Germany to take the blame for WW1
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- Hitler used ___ to gain power
- the Huricanes were produced by what country
- land was givin to nations surounding who
- Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____
- the allies used what kind of waves to distrupt German bombs
- Canada's national ___ council was used to stop German bombs
- Hitler used what symbol because it represented power
14 Clues: the name of japans leader • Hitler used ___ to gain power • what was Corrine Wilson against • the ____ law removed jewish rights • what is the name of Italy's dictator • land was givin to nations surounding who • Hitler allied with what european country • the Huricanes were produced by what country • Corrine Wilson as Canada's first female ____ • ...
The Canadian Tulip Festival 2025-03-17
10 Clues: the great country • the tulip gifters • the beautiful flower • war 2 the big fight • where the festival is held • the fighters of world war 2 • the interviewee of the article • the people from the Netherlands • the year of the first tulip festival • the Dutch princess who was born in Ottawa
Citizenship VPC Famous People 2024-05-10
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- Wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- Worked for women's rights.
- Started the first free libraries.
- Vice President of the United States.
- Freed the slaves.
- Came to America in 1492.
- President of the United States.
- The father of our country.
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- Governor of Virginia.
- President during World War 1.
- The second president.
- President during the Depression and WW2.
- Leader in the Civil Rights Movement.
- President during World War 2.
- Wrote the Federalist Papers.
15 Clues: Freed the slaves. • Governor of Virginia. • The second president. • Came to America in 1492. • Worked for women's rights. • The father of our country. • Wrote the Federalist Papers. • President during World War 1. • President during World War 2. • President of the United States. • Started the first free libraries. • Leader in the Civil Rights Movement. • ...
code talkers 2022-11-29
8 Clues: second world war • A japanese battle cry • country in northAmerica • the enemies in World War 2 • A island in Papua New Guinea • island in the Solomon islands • helped send messages in world war 2 • school where Navajos went to learn the ways of the white people
are you smarter than a sixth/second/seventh grader 2024-04-29
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- the square root of 16 has how many solutions
- How many planets are there in our solar system
- Harriet _______ saved many people from slavery.
- The Sun is 93 ______ miles away from Earth.
- Uranus is unique because of it’s ________ Axis.
- How many people did King Henry marry?
- Jupiter’s Giant Red Spot is rapidly _________.
- How many dwarf planets are in the solar system
- Adolf Hitler ______ the people of Germany for losing the war right before he committed suicide.
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- The sun’s core is __ million degrees Fahrenheit.
- Who was the president of Britain during the end of World War 2?
- the riangle shirt waist fire took lace in 19__
- King Henry wanted a ____.
- What is the fourth planet from the sun
- World War 2 lasted _______ years
- What is the name of Saturn’s biggest moon
16 Clues: King Henry wanted a ____. • World War 2 lasted _______ years • How many people did King Henry marry? • What is the fourth planet from the sun • What is the name of Saturn’s biggest moon • The Sun is 93 ______ miles away from Earth. • the square root of 16 has how many solutions • How many planets are there in our solar system • ...
HOA AA and JM Social Impact of Canada 2026-03-03
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- City that Registered all Women(20-24) into the selective service
- What minority group took over jobs that were abandoned by those who were enlisted?
- Province that voted AGAINST the plebiscite
- Term that defined gender roles for women and men
- Amount of new womens' divisions in armed forces
- The invasion of this region in Italy was Canadas first major involvement (Apart from Dieppe) in World War 2?
- What forces created new divisions for women?
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- What month in 1942 did the Canadian forces participate in a raid
- This Percentage of Canadians composed their military at it's peak in World War 2?
- Program that knitted scarves during war
- An organization women worked in to support war effort
- What location was the raid in 1942 on?(Refer to Question 2)
12 Clues: Program that knitted scarves during war • Province that voted AGAINST the plebiscite • What forces created new divisions for women? • Amount of new womens' divisions in armed forces • Term that defined gender roles for women and men • An organization women worked in to support war effort • What location was the raid in 1942 on?(Refer to Question 2) • ...
Unit 8 2024-05-07
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- Reason why crops were't worth enough
- Helped farmers raise the prices of agricultural products during the Great Depression
- Allowed U.S. to send military aid to allied countries before actually entering the war
- Brought electricity to rural America
- Built at the shipyards at Savannah and Brunswick and carried war supplies to the allies
- President who created the New Deal program
- Powerful politician from Georgia who brought and expanded several military bases to Georgia
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- Changed opinion of many Americans who originally didn't want to get involved with World War 2, to wanting to get involved
- Severe, world-wide drop in economy
- Helped give jobs to young men and improved state park system
- Bug that negatively affected the South
- Business that moved to Georgia during World War 2 to build airplanes
- Powerful politician from Georgia who convinced Congress to approve a full navy in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
- New Deal programs that helped workers and older Americans
- Major problem in the mid-1920s that added to the earlier problem of farming in Georgia
15 Clues: Severe, world-wide drop in economy • Reason why crops were't worth enough • Brought electricity to rural America • Bug that negatively affected the South • President who created the New Deal program • New Deal programs that helped workers and older Americans • Helped give jobs to young men and improved state park system • ...
US/VA SOL 9/10 2024-10-21
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- A mandate system was established in this region following World War I:
- This president was in office during the Great Depression:
- These established cultural norms and sparked fads:
- This man's theory of evolution challenged religion:
- This was FDR's plan to bring the nation out of the Great Depression:
- The U.S. purged this island of its monarchy before claiming it as a territory:
- Overspeculation on returns and investments made on credit resulted in this:
- The U.S. constructed a canal in this nation to cut down on trade time:
- World War I was fought to make the world safe for ___________.
- This was the foreign policy of Theodore Roosevelt:
- Where was the Spanish-American War fought?
- This media allowed for the broadcast of jazz and fireside chats:
- This genre of music became popular in the 1920s and 1930s:
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- After the Great Migration, African Americans created unique culture and art as part of this:
- These provided escapes from depression-era realities:
- This nation was punished following World War I:
- Who was the U.S. President during World War I?
- This time of economic downturn was caused by the stock market crash:
- This international coalition was created following World War I:
- This treaty ended World War I:
- What war was fought in 1898?
- This was Wilson's plan to eliminate the causes of war:
- This war lasted from 1914-1918:
23 Clues: What war was fought in 1898? • This treaty ended World War I: • This war lasted from 1914-1918: • Where was the Spanish-American War fought? • Who was the U.S. President during World War I? • This nation was punished following World War I: • These established cultural norms and sparked fads: • This was the foreign policy of Theodore Roosevelt: • ...
US/VA SOL 9/10 2024-10-21
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- Who was the U.S. President during World War I?
- These established cultural norms and sparked fads:
- This was the foreign policy of Theodore Roosevelt:
- This treaty ended World War I:
- This war lasted from 1914-1918:
- Where was the Spanish-American War fought?
- The U.S. purged this island of its monarchy before claiming it as a territory:
- After the Great Migration, African Americans created unique culture and art as part of this:
- This media allowed for the broadcast of jazz and fireside chats:
- This was Wilson's plan to eliminate the causes of war:
- What war was fought in 1898?
- This was FDR's plan to bring the nation out of the Great Depression:
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- This international coalition was created following World War I:
- This president was in office during the Great Depression:
- This man's theory of evolution challenged religion:
- These provided escapes from depression-era realities:
- World War I was fought to make the world safe for ___________.
- This time of economic downturn was caused by the stock market crash:
- This nation was punished following World War I:
- Overspeculation on returns and investments made on credit resulted in this:
- A mandate system was established in this region following World War I:
- The U.S. constructed a canal in this nation to cut down on trade time:
- This genre of music became popular in the 1920s and 1930s:
23 Clues: What war was fought in 1898? • This treaty ended World War I: • This war lasted from 1914-1918: • Where was the Spanish-American War fought? • Who was the U.S. President during World War I? • This nation was punished following World War I: • These established cultural norms and sparked fads: • This was the foreign policy of Theodore Roosevelt: • ...
WW2-World War 2 2024-07-19
8 Clues: who won the war? • who started the war? • what does Hitler lead? • who was in charge of the Axis? • Thirtey nine when did the war start? • who got invaded by Hitler before the war? • Churchill who lead Britain during World War 2? • which type of plane Britain used for World War 2?
WW2-World War 2 2024-07-19
8 Clues: who won the war? • who started the war? • what does Hitler lead? • who was in charge of the Axis? • Thirtey nine when did the war start? • who got invaded by Hitler before the war? • Churchill who lead Britain during World War 2? • which type of plane Britain used for World War 2?
Miguel Zarate P.5 2022-02-14
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- Games that are 17+ have a ________.
- I implored my mom to let me go to my friends house.
- It was ____________ to break my arm.
- I was the _________ to the leader of the art club.
- When animals are in danger they fleet.
- In world war 2 each team wanted to _______ each other.
- Library's are always ________.
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- Some students were ________ that they couldn't see the sixth graders.
- Fall is ________ to winter.
- When food rots its _______.
- Bad guys are usually ________.
- Sixth graders were __________ to go to Gator pride day.
- I was in _______ after my wisdom teeth were pulled out.
- I was feeling _______ on my Grandmas funeral.
- Some students were ________ from going to the lunch area during gator pride day.
- The _________ of world war 2 was horrible.
- I used medicine to _________ my fever,
- I was ________ when i went to Disneyland.
- Some clothes _________ after they dry.
- Some students were ________ from 1-4 period.
20 Clues: Fall is ________ to winter. • When food rots its _______. • Bad guys are usually ________. • Library's are always ________. • Games that are 17+ have a ________. • It was ____________ to break my arm. • I used medicine to _________ my fever, • Some clothes _________ after they dry. • When animals are in danger they fleet. • I was ________ when i went to Disneyland. • ...
Marie Curie 2022-04-12
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- Curie, husband of Madam Curie
- Prize in Chemistry, one of the five fields in Nobel Prize that studies.
- Prize, are awarded to "those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to Mankind
- capitol of Poland
- first radioactive element discovered
- Prize in Physics, Physics is the branch of science that deals with the structure of matter and how the fundamental constituents of the universe interact
- Becquerel, a scientist discovered the radioactive element of uranium
- the capitol of France
- is the study of substances hat is, elements and compounds
- Curies, Nobel Prize scientist, first woman to ever win 2 Nobel Prizes
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- a radioactive element discovered by Madam & Mister Curie
- You could also call radiation “electromagnetic waves
- War I, first world war
- Home country of Madam Curie
- the pursuit and application of knowledge and understanding of the natural and social world following a systematic methodology based on evidence.
- Curies, mobile x-rays in cars used in world war 1
16 Clues: capitol of Poland • the capitol of France • War I, first world war • Home country of Madam Curie • Curie, husband of Madam Curie • first radioactive element discovered • Curies, mobile x-rays in cars used in world war 1 • You could also call radiation “electromagnetic waves • a radioactive element discovered by Madam & Mister Curie • ...
wwi 2026-02-02
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- Policy of aggressively building up a nation's armed forces in preparation for war,
- Leader of Russia 1914-1915, the first part of WWI.
- cease-fire or truce
- Collapse of the czar's government in Russia in 1917, leading ultimately to the Bolshevik takeover
- 1917 law authorizing a draft for young men for military service
- system of pricing determined by the government
- leader of Great Britain during World War 1
- 1919 treaty that ended World War I
- Serbian assassin that killed Archduke Francis Ferdinand
- leader of Germany during World War 1
- in world war 1, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire
- speech or actions that encourage rebellion
- payment from an enemy for economic injury suffered during a war
- his assassination sparked the start of World War 1
- group of armed and unarmed ships deployed to protect the merchant ships from attack.
- the readying of troops for war and moving them to strategic locations.
- leader of France during World war 1....., .
- leader of Russia 1917-1918, the second part of WWI.
- name given to American troops in Europe in World War 1
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- citizen who takes the law into his or her own hands
- ruler with unlimited power
- 1917 note by a German diplomat proposing an alliance with Mexico
- international organization, formed after World War 1, that aimed to promote security and peace for all members
- rewards gained through military victory
- special war bonds sold to support the Allied cause during World War 1
- when the German government in 1916 said that its submarines would warm ships before attacking
- President Wilson's proposal in 1918 for a postwar European peace
- President of the US during World War 1
- tactic in which senators take the floor, begin talking, and refuse to stop talking to permit a vote on a measure
- deliberate murder of an entire people
- distributing goods to consumers in a fixed amount
- the power to make decisions about one's own future
- turning clocks ahead one hour for the summer
- In world war 1, Russia, France, Great Britain, and later the US
- a German submarine
- situation in which neither side in a conflict is able to gain the advantage
36 Clues: a German submarine • cease-fire or truce • ruler with unlimited power • 1919 treaty that ended World War I • leader of Germany during World War 1 • deliberate murder of an entire people • President of the US during World War 1 • rewards gained through military victory • leader of Great Britain during World War 1 • speech or actions that encourage rebellion • ...
World War II Vocab 2022-03-14
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- The day the allies completed their victory in Europe on May 8, 1945
- a person who is forced to flee from his or her country
- groups of people who used hit and run tactics to fight the Nazis
- The alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II
- A Japanese pilot who crashed his plane into an enemy ship
- a nation that has more power and money than other countries
- The Allied invasion of France in 1944
- the place where armies fight
- A nuclear bomb
- The day the Allies completed their victory in Japan on September 2, 1945
- a prison death camp
- A territory that the Allies took from the countries that lost World War I and World War II
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- a nation that is tightly controlled by another nation
- Hitler's killing of many of the Jews in Europed
- a kid of fighting that involves small attacks against an enemy
- Having to do with atoms
- FDR's program that allowed Britain to borrow war supplies from the US during WWII
- A constitution; a set of statements that explains a group's purpose
- The mass murder of a group of people
- a make-believe line
- The international organization that works to settle disagreements
- a small fast warship that uses guns to protect ships from submarines
- The parts of cities where Jewish people had to live during World War II
- to take over and stay in a place
- the quick and forceful method of attack that Germany used in World War II
- making others content
- a place where weapons are stored
27 Clues: A nuclear bomb • a make-believe line • a prison death camp • making others content • Having to do with atoms • the place where armies fight • to take over and stay in a place • a place where weapons are stored • The mass murder of a group of people • The Allied invasion of France in 1944 • Hitler's killing of many of the Jews in Europed • ...
US History Honors (7.7-7.13) 2025-03-01
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- center of African American cultural revival
- term for the first months of Roosevelt's presidency (two words)
- took many factory jobs during World War 2 (Rosie the Riviter)
- target of the "Nine Old Men"
- group sent to internment camps during World War 2
- term for woman of 1920s who challenged social norms
- ended with the 21st Amendment
- radio addresses from Roosevelt (two words)
- new form of communication developed in the 1920s
- first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
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- first Atomic Bomb dropped here in August 1945
- victory in Europe and civil rights (two words)
- president during the New Deal
- rate was 25% at height of Great Depression
- limits for immmigration set during 1920s
- first meeting of Stalin, Churchill, & Roosevelt
- occupation aided by the AAA
- shanty towns outside cities
- Dec. 7, 1941
- party that dominated the 1920s
- convicted of teaching evolution in Biology class
21 Clues: Dec. 7, 1941 • occupation aided by the AAA • shanty towns outside cities • target of the "Nine Old Men" • president during the New Deal • ended with the 21st Amendment • party that dominated the 1920s • limits for immmigration set during 1920s • rate was 25% at height of Great Depression • radio addresses from Roosevelt (two words) • center of African American cultural revival • ...
Expanding Rights of Various Populations 2024-01-30
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- The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of African American military pilots and airmen who fought in World War II.
- Large marsupial
- son or daughter of Japanese immigrants who was born and educated in the United States.
- Flying mammal
- an iconic poster of a female factory worker flexing her muscle,
- Man's best friend
- an adult female human being.
- Those who were selected from the draft lottery were required to serve at least one year in the armed forces.
- Likes to chase mice
- Has a trunk
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- the separation of people into racial.
- a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft
- In World War 2,speakers of the Navajo language joined the military and developed a code for sending secret messages
- the state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons.
- quiet and independent; not depending on or influenced by others.
- someone who makes or breaks coded messages.
- World War II or the Second World War was a global conflict that lasted from 1939 to 1945.
17 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • an adult female human being. • the separation of people into racial. • someone who makes or breaks coded messages. • a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft • an iconic poster of a female factory worker flexing her muscle, • ...
Foreign Policy 2022-04-04
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- Acronym for one of the first declarations created by the UN
- Country which originally owned Texas and Arizona
- Second place where an atomic bomb was dropped
- president who ended the Afghanistan war
- True or false World War 2 was the last time the US officially declared war
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- Leader of Germany during world war 2
- the first war where the US used UN police action as an excuse
- Country in which the atomic bombs were dropped
- President who wrote a farewell address
- title of leader that was assasinated at the beginning of WW1
10 Clues: Leader of Germany during world war 2 • President who wrote a farewell address • president who ended the Afghanistan war • Second place where an atomic bomb was dropped • Country in which the atomic bombs were dropped • Country which originally owned Texas and Arizona • Acronym for one of the first declarations created by the UN • ...
US Presidents 2023-09-05
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- (Theodore) 'Rough rider' during the Spanish American War, know for breaking up monopolies.
- 3rd president, main author of the Declaration of Independence
- First president to resign due to the Watergate Scandal.
- (Lyndon) Texas born, took over from Kennedy after he was assassinated, signed the Civil Rights Act.
- (George W.) Former Texas Governor, President during Hurricane Katrina and 9/11
- President who made the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japan, ending World War 2.
- The first President of the United States
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- (Franklin) 'New Deal' policy took the U.S out of the Great Depression and then was President through most of World War 2.
- President during the Civil War, known for the Emancipation Proclamation, the Gettysburg Address and his top hat.
- General of the Union during the Civil War, famous for his beard.
- 7th president whose nickname was 'Old Hickory'.
- First African-American President
- Known for his 'Reaganomics' and his role in ending the Cold War.
- President during the Cuban Missile Crisis and was assassinated in Dallas.
- Helped draft the constitution and then was President for the War of 1812.
15 Clues: First African-American President • The first President of the United States • 7th president whose nickname was 'Old Hickory'. • First president to resign due to the Watergate Scandal. • 3rd president, main author of the Declaration of Independence • General of the Union during the Civil War, famous for his beard. • ...
World War One Crossword 2024-04-08
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- The name for World War One before it was renamed as such.
- A deep sense of identification with a nation, along with disregard towards the interests of other nations.
- The key factor that led to Europe being so vulnerable to a World War.
- The treaty that concluded World War One and stripped Germany of its colonial holdings, fifteen percent of its territory in Europe, and forced them to pay heavy reparations to those who won the war.
- The President of the United States during and after World War One came to an end.
- The name for the type of media countries used to antagonize their opponents during World War One.
- The idea that a nation shall have a strong military system in order to prepare for conflict with other nations and a willingness to use it to defend a nation's interests.
- The country that joined in on World War One after Germany threatened its shipping through the use of submarines.
- The author of the most famous book describing the events of World War One, All Quiet on the Western Front.
- The assassination of this archduke was the major event that caused World War One.
- The name for the international peacekeeping organization that was focused on preventing any repetitions of the events similar to World War One.
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- The name for the declining nation consisting of the current nations of Turkey, Syria, and Iraq, that World War One put an end to.
- The guidelines set in place by the President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, as a means of structuring the rebuilding of countries after the end of the war.
- The name for the group consisting of Russia, France, and Britain.
- This practice led to the massive production and distribution of weapons and other wartime technology that contributed to the high mortality rates of the war.
- The name for the young-middle class women that challenged preconceived social roles as a result of the social and cultural changes in society that were sparked by the aftermath of World War One.
- The name for the group consisting of Germany, Italy, and Austro-Hungary.
- The name given to warfare that mobilized a country's entire population and resources to contribute to the war effort.
- The name for the era in Europe that many thought World War One was seeming to mock, as the values of this era of progress, rationality, and tolerance were heavily undervalued during the course of the war.
- The push for this idea was put to a halt by many women as a result of the war as there was a greater focus on serving their country in any way possible, often being in industrial, agricultural, and domestic ways and settings.
20 Clues: The name for World War One before it was renamed as such. • The name for the group consisting of Russia, France, and Britain. • The key factor that led to Europe being so vulnerable to a World War. • The name for the group consisting of Germany, Italy, and Austro-Hungary. • The President of the United States during and after World War One came to an end. • ...
Entering World War 2 2019-06-03
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- the swift attacks launched by Germany in World War 2
- a 1941 program developed by the United States and Britain that set goals for the postwar world
- World War 2 military alliance of Germany, Italy, Japan and six other nations
- Germany's failed attempt to subdue Britain in 1940 in preparation for invasion
- during World War , the law that allowed the United States to sell arms and equipment to Britain
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- a 1930 meeting of the leaders of Britain, France, Italy, and Germany at which an agreement was signed giving part of Czechoslovakia to Hitler
- agreement signed between Hitler and Stalin in 1939 in which the two dictators agreed not to attack each other
- practice of giving in to aggression in order to avoid war
- World War 2 military alliances of Britain, France, Soviet Union, the United States, China, and 45 other countries
9 Clues: the swift attacks launched by Germany in World War 2 • practice of giving in to aggression in order to avoid war • World War 2 military alliance of Germany, Italy, Japan and six other nations • Germany's failed attempt to subdue Britain in 1940 in preparation for invasion • ...
American History II Review (1) 2023-05-15
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- FDR suffered from this debilitating disease.
- The Allies agreed to start this peacekeeping organization after World War 2.
- Nickname given to the communities of makeshift houses put up during the Great Depression.
- German war criminals went on trial in this city
- The policy the United States took towards European wars in the 1930s.
- World War 2 began when Germany attacked this nation on September 1, 1939.
- In 1931, Japan invaded this country.
- 800,000 troops died in a battle in this Soviet city.
- The idea there would be peace if the Allies gave in to Hitler’s “reasonable” demands.
- The United States placed people of this ethnic group in internment camps.
- The Works Progress Administration built the high school in this Clarke County town.
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- What was the nickname for the Allied invasion of Europe?
- The title of Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf, means…
- This act provided financial security for the elderly and the unemployed
- What did critics call FDR’s plan to expand the number of justices on the Supreme Court?
- The Allies dropped the first atomic bomb on this Japanese city.
- An iconic photo shows American troops raising the flag on this Pacific island.
- The worst day of the 1929 stock market crash
- This group of veterans marched on Washington to demand that a promised payment be made early.
- Nickname given to FDR’s radio addresses.
- When the stock market is up for a long period of time.
- 2,500 American troops died on this beach on D-Day.
- Japanese suicide attacks during World War 2.
- FDR promised to make this kind of deal with the American people.
- A terrible time of drought that hit the Great Plains.
25 Clues: In 1931, Japan invaded this country. • Nickname given to FDR’s radio addresses. • FDR suffered from this debilitating disease. • The worst day of the 1929 stock market crash • Japanese suicide attacks during World War 2. • The title of Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf, means… • German war criminals went on trial in this city • ...
WWI Unit Review 2022-04-18
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- treaty ending World War I (3 Words)
- area in between two sides' trenches (3 Words)
- US President Wilson's plan for peace
- German plan for fighting France and Russia (2 Words)
- deadlock in which neither side can defeat the other
- process by which a country chooses its own government
- agreement to stop fighting
- treaty of _____ let Germany focus on western front
- building up an empire by taking over weaker nations
- group of merchant ships surrounded by military ships
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- payments for war damage
- International assembly of nations w/goal to keep peace
- War where the enemy is worn down until they collapse
- all people and resources dedicated to the war effort
- leaders who wrote the treaty of versailles (2 Words)
- message from Germany to Mexico
- building up armed forces getting ready for war
- Having pride in your country
18 Clues: payments for war damage • agreement to stop fighting • Having pride in your country • message from Germany to Mexico • treaty ending World War I (3 Words) • US President Wilson's plan for peace • area in between two sides' trenches (3 Words) • building up armed forces getting ready for war • treaty of _____ let Germany focus on western front • ...
Europe Crossword 2025-02-01
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- A region but also an economic alliance
- Major issue in Europe; related to refugees
- Europe's tallest mountain range
- Debatably a part of Europe, spans 2 continents
- Region known for high standards of living
- WW2 Genocide of millions of people
- Region of Europe with a more democratic history
- Event that started World War 2
- growth of cities as people move from rural areas
- Region of 'Sisters' in Northern Europe
- Temple to Athena in Greece
- Physical Representation of Cold War division
- Region of Europe with historical ties to Communist regimes
- Economic system focused on equality and collective ownership
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- Large sea that borders southern European countries
- Only part of the British Isles still in the EU
- City of Lights, the Notre Dame, and the Lourve
- Historically large empire with colonies across the world
- Post WW2 Conflict between East and West
- Type of bomb created during WW2
- Event that started World War 1
- Land where Spain and Portugal live
- Europe is called the _____ of _____
- Leaning Tower of _______
- Term that refers to the recent departure of a country from the EU
- Western economic system focused on private ownership
- Mt. Range that splits Europe and Asia
27 Clues: Leaning Tower of _______ • Temple to Athena in Greece • Event that started World War 1 • Event that started World War 2 • Europe's tallest mountain range • Type of bomb created during WW2 • Land where Spain and Portugal live • WW2 Genocide of millions of people • Europe is called the _____ of _____ • Mt. Range that splits Europe and Asia • A region but also an economic alliance • ...
Presidents (Last Name) 2022-03-08
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- The first president of the US
- President that helped end the Civil War
- President during World War 1
- President during most of World War 2
- President during most of 80's
- Only president with a son that was president
- The first African American President
- President assassinated in Dallas, Texas
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- Only President from Iowa
- President known for the Watergate Scandal
- This president signed the Civil Rights Act
- Second President of the United states
- The president elected in 2016
- Current President of the US
- President when 9/11 happened
15 Clues: Only President from Iowa • Current President of the US • President during World War 1 • President when 9/11 happened • The first president of the US • The president elected in 2016 • President during most of 80's • President during most of World War 2 • The first African American President • Second President of the United states • President that helped end the Civil War • ...
AH Module 7 Key Terms 2023-12-07
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- (person)Heir to the Austrian throne who visited Sarajevo and got assassinated by a serbian nationalist
- Germany's commitment in 1916 during World War I to refrain from unrestricted submarine warfare to prevent tensions with the United States.
- a set of principles outlined by President Woodrow Wilson in 1918 as a basis for peace negotiations to end World War I. They aimed at promoting lasting peace and included ideas such as self-determination for nations, open diplomacy, and the establishment of the League of Nations.
- (person)a senior United States Army officer who served as a general during World War I. He led the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe and played a key role in the Allied victory.
- a British ocean liner torpedoed by a German submarine in 1915 during World War I, causing the deaths of many Americans and influencing the U.S. decision to join the war.
- a formal agreement between warring parties to temporarily stop hostilities, often leading to the end of active combat and serving as a prelude to peace negotiations.
- the United States military contingent sent to Europe during World War I to fight alongside the Allied forces.
- a secret diplomatic communication sent by Germany to Mexico during World War I in 1917, proposing a military alliance against the United States.
- A devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation.
- Unclaimed or disputed territory, especially in a military context.
- The development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy.
- Act enacted in 1917 during World War I and later in various forms during subsequent conflicts, authorized the U.S. government to draft men into the military for service.
- an American journalist and political figure who headed the Committee on Public Information (CPI) during World War I. He played a key role in shaping wartime propaganda and influencing public opinion in support of the war effort.
- Military operations in which the opposing forces attack and counterattack from systems of fortified ditches/trenches
- a naval tactic employed during World War I and World War II, involving the grouping of merchant ships together and providing them with military escorts for protection against enemy threats, particularly submarines.
- a British statesman and Prime Minister during World War I, leading the country through a critical period and playing a significant role in the Allied victory.
- U.S. laws during World War I, prohibiting activities such as espionage and disloyal speech to support the war effort, raising concerns about civil liberties.
- the significant movement of African Americans from the Southern United States to the Northern and Western regions between 1916 and 1970.
- an international organization created after World War I to foster global cooperation and prevent future conflicts through diplomatic means and collective security.
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- The group of nations that opposed the Allies in WW1
- Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles, held Germany responsible for World War I and served as a basis for imposing reparations and punitive measures.
- (person)an American fighter ace and race car driver, best known for his achievements as the leading U.S. flying ace in World War I and later as a prominent figure in the aviation industry.
- an individual who, based on strong moral or religious convictions, refuses to engage in military service or bear arms during times of war, seeking alternative forms of service or exemption.
- the peace agreement signed in 1919 that officially ended World War I. It imposed significant penalties on Germany, including territorial losses and reparations, and established the League of Nations to promote international cooperation.
- a U.S. government agency during World War I tasked with shaping public opinion and promoting pro-war sentiment through various forms of communication and propaganda.
- information, often biased or misleading, spread to influence public opinion and promote a particular point of view or agenda, especially in the context of political or ideological persuasion.
- a French statesman and Prime Minister who played a key role in the Allied victory during World War I.
- a U.S. government agency during World War I responsible for coordinating and overseeing the production of war materials and resources to support the Allied war effort.
- a prominent American financier, statesman, and advisor to several U.S. presidents. He played a key role in economic and military mobilization during World War I and contributed to the formation of the War Industries Board.
- In WW1, the group of nations that opposed the Central powers
- the principle that individuals and communities have the right to make decisions about their own political, economic, and social affairs without external interference.
- payments made by a defeated nation to the victors, usually to cover war damages and expenses.
- a prominent American statesman and Republican senator who played a significant role in U.S. foreign policy during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is known for his opposition to the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations after World War I.
33 Clues: The group of nations that opposed the Allies in WW1 • A devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation. • In WW1, the group of nations that opposed the Central powers • Unclaimed or disputed territory, especially in a military context. • The development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy. • ...
The First Wave Crossword Puzzle 2022-06-08
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- a key water point used by allied forces for resupply during invasion
- beach invaded by Canadian and British forces
- a fortified defense object spread all on Normandy beach
- when British troop first landed on gold beach
- the main task and objective the British 6th airborne was assigned
- The year D-day took place
- a highly effective naval craft used by germans
- a new concept in war
- commonly made by German defenders to slow advances
- the major objective the airborne were tasked with securing
- dictator of Germany
- a high used defense tool used by germaninafantry the defenders of the Normandy beaches
- highest produced riffle in World War 2
- common tank used by American forces during d-day
- major German strong point on the normandy beaches
- fleet providing artillery fire on Normandy beaches
- the body of water that D-day was fought in
- the day D-day was declared a successful invasion into Europe
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- the name of the American airborne division during World War 2
- common medical stimulant used during battle in World War 2
- the Day operation overlord began
- when British and Canadian forces made contact on Juno beach
- code name for the D-day invasion
- the plane used to carry over 7,000 airborne troops into Normandy
- when the Americans first touched the sand on Omaha beach
- A beach head secured by us troops during d-day
- beach invaded by British forces
- the determining factor as to when D-day would begin
- author of the first wave
- Allied Supreme Commander
- most feared machine gun during the invasion of Normandy
- largest military invasion in history.
32 Clues: dictator of Germany • a new concept in war • author of the first wave • Allied Supreme Commander • The year D-day took place • beach invaded by British forces • the Day operation overlord began • code name for the D-day invasion • largest military invasion in history. • highest produced riffle in World War 2 • the body of water that D-day was fought in • ...
WWI Crossword 2021-05-18
Across
- Rasputin, a "holy man" who healed the Tsar's hemophilic son, Alexis.
- Princip, a young man who assassinated Franz Ferdinand.
- War, military warfare conducted by flying crafts.
- Front, major location for combat during World War I.
- a radical Marxist organization formed by Vladimir Lenin and Alexander Bogdanov.
- not helping or supporting either side in a conflict.
- Entente, the military alliance formed between Russia, Great Britain and France before World War I.
- War, a period in the history of warfare that led to the Atomic Age.
- Front, the decisive front of the First World War.
- Declaration, a public statement issued by the British government that announced support for the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine.
- an intense form of loyalty to one's own country.
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- Wilson, a reformer who fought against monopolies and child labor.
- of Nations, an international diplomatic group developed after World War I as a way to solve disputes between countries.
- a communist ideology and organization that operated throughout World War I.
- Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Estes.
- Alliance, a secret agreement between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy that was periodically renewed until World War I.
- note, a secret diplomatic telegram issued from the German Foreign Office that proposed a military alliance between Germany and Mexico if the United States entered World War I against Germany.
- a levy on a defeated country that forces it to pay for some of the war costs for the winning countries.
- Points, a speech given by Woodrow Wilson about the principles of peace.
- Powers, a coalition of countries led by France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan and the United States against the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria and their colonies during World War I.
- war, a war in which everyone fights and pours their resources into.
- Powers, one of the two main alliances that fought World War I.
- a German submarine.
- Trotsky, a Marxist revolutionary, political theorist and politician.
- Treaty, the most important of the treaties that ended World War I.
- a truce made by the opposing sides of a war to stop fighting for a period of time.
- Warfare, warfare in which troops are sheltered from artillery.
27 Clues: a German submarine. • Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Estes. • an intense form of loyalty to one's own country. • War, military warfare conducted by flying crafts. • Front, the decisive front of the First World War. • Front, major location for combat during World War I. • not helping or supporting either side in a conflict. • ...
the book thief 2026-02-20
18 Clues: 1942 • book • Ruby • Painter • Prisoners • Cardplayer • Punishment • 13 presents • World war 2 • Jesse Owens • Markus Zusak • 4x100 m relay • best friend Ruby • a lot of meanings • lisel age in 1943 • Christmas cookies • concentration camp • thehiddensketchbook
the book thief 2026-02-19
18 Clues: 1942 • book • Ruby • Painter • Prisoners • Punishment • Cardplayer • World war 2 • 13 presents • Jesse Owens • Markus Zusak • 4x100 m relay • best friend Ruby • a lot of meanings • lisel age in 1943 • Christmas cookies • concentration camp • thehiddensketchbook
Unit 3 and STAAR Review 2022-11-02
Across
- What was the name of President Woodrow Wilson's plan at the end of World War I?
- Place in Alaska where gold was also found (What would you do for a _________________ bar)?
- First law aimed at breaking up Trust and Monopolies?
- an organization to mediate international disputes to avoid war?
- Process that increased the amount of steel being produced and the quality of steel being produced?
- Supreme Court case heard after Charles Schnek was accused of violating the Espionage Act of 1917?
- Who was the President of the United States during World War I?
- When did World War I end in Germany?
- Theory of over exaggerated journalism?
- Germany agreed to this and promised not to sink any passenger ships?
- The process of building up your Military?
- This man invented the Telephone?
- a strong devotion to the interests and culture of one’s own nation, to the exclusion of other nations?
- Volunteer Force led by future President Theodore Roosevelt that help the US win the Battle of San Juan Hill and gain Guantanamo Bay?
- income tax that raised money to help pay for the war?
- Letter sent to Mexico from German ambassador promising Mexico Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and other lands lost if they attacked the US?
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- The act of drafting or selecting young men and women to join the Army in the US during World War I?
- This made it a crime to criticize or hinder the war effort?
- What was the name of the United States Battleship blown up in the Havana Harbor?
- What was the name of the canal built in South America that gave the US a direct trade route to South American Countries?
- When did the Gold Rush take place?
- The acronym M.A.I.N spells out the Four reasons of World War I. What are the words for that acronym?
- To help pay for the war, America issued these?
- In 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria Hungary was assassinated by Serbian National and Black Hand member Gavirilo Princip starting World War I. Where was he shot
- The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine is also known as what?
- agreements between nations to aid one another if they were attacked?
- This general helped the US win the Battle of Argonne Forrest?
- Investigative reporters, writers, and social scientists exposed the industrial and governmental corruption?
- This reformer/Muckraker was the First African American to receive his PhD from Harvard, helped started the NAACP and often was the chief rival of fellow African American Booker T. Washington?
- A German U-Boat sunk this British passenger ship killing hundreds of Americans?
- At the end of World War I, what US ally became communist and is now one of the US's biggest rivals?
- On April 4th of this year, the United States officially entered World War I by declaring War on Germany?
32 Clues: This man invented the Telephone? • When did the Gold Rush take place? • When did World War I end in Germany? • Theory of over exaggerated journalism? • The process of building up your Military? • To help pay for the war, America issued these? • First law aimed at breaking up Trust and Monopolies? • income tax that raised money to help pay for the war? • ...
World War II 2022-09-14
Across
- US joined the war when Japan bombed _____
- ____ bombs were used on Japan
- Leader of Italy in World War II
- Leader of USSR in World War II
- Leader of the US in World War II from 1933-45
- What Germany, Italy and Japan were called
Down
- Germany invaded _____ countries (number)
- The war started when Germany invaded _____
- Leader of Japan in World War II
- leader of Britin in World War II from 1940-45
- What were Soveit Union, US, France and Britain were called
- Chances of survival with this
- Winner of World War II
- The war lasted for this long
- Leader of Germany during the war
15 Clues: Winner of World War II • The war lasted for this long • ____ bombs were used on Japan • Chances of survival with this • Leader of Japan in World War II • Leader of Italy in World War II • Leader of USSR in World War II • Leader of Germany during the war • Germany invaded _____ countries (number) • US joined the war when Japan bombed _____ • ...
A Random Crossword 2018-01-02
Across
- Country where film originated
- Famous battle in 1066
- Dwayne Johnson's most recent film
- German air force during World war 2
- Country that has won the most world cups
- Latest Geek Girl book
- My favourite video game series
- Famous Irish actor
- First duke of Prussia
- Natalie Portman and Gal Gadot are from here
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- Highest grossing film ever
- Host country of this year' world cup
- Played Cinderella
- Closest planet to Earth
- I want in Spanish
- Played Sabe in The Phantom Menace
- Most liked Facebook page
- Busiest city in the world
- A chocolate bar
19 Clues: A chocolate bar • Played Cinderella • I want in Spanish • Famous Irish actor • Famous battle in 1066 • Latest Geek Girl book • First duke of Prussia • Closest planet to Earth • Most liked Facebook page • Busiest city in the world • Highest grossing film ever • Country where film originated • My favourite video game series • Played Sabe in The Phantom Menace • ...
World War ll 2023-05-16
Across
- Most of the ______ in the world were involved in some way.
- World War II was fought between the Axis Powers (Germany,______, Japan)
- union
- Worthe Allied Powers (Britain, United States,___________, France).ld War II was fought between the _____ Powers
- Great Britain and_____
- World War II started in _____ 1939 when ____ invaded Poland
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- The war in the____ ended when Japan surrendered on September 2, 1945
- It was the deadliest war in all of human history with around 70 ______ people killed
- Much of the fighting took place in Europe and _______
- World War II started in _____ Much of the fighting took place in Europe and in
10 Clues: union • Great Britain and_____ • Much of the fighting took place in Europe and _______ • Most of the ______ in the world were involved in some way. • World War II started in _____ 1939 when ____ invaded Poland • The war in the____ ended when Japan surrendered on September 2, 1945 • World War II was fought between the Axis Powers (Germany,______, Japan) • ...
Lost in the Pacific Ocean 1942 2020-05-01
Across
- took someone life
- By yourself
- Something that get eaten
- have a idea
- Almost like boy but older
- The same meaning of human
- before Thursday
- of War: 2 people pulling a rope
- What is the biggest ocean
- Something that tell you where to go
- Where the Pearl Harbor
- People on a ship
- Opposite of weaker
- A state in america that start with a T
- Opposite of the moon
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- Something that flies
- Hit hard
- Guess
- Opposite of dead
- Something that make a car drive
- After July
- person that command a ship
- Flies a plane
- Opposite of yes
- in a airplane
- Something like Oxygen
- Don't know where are you
- War II: After World War I
- that control a plane
29 Clues: Guess • Hit hard • After July • By yourself • have a idea • Flies a plane • in a airplane • Opposite of yes • before Thursday • Opposite of dead • People on a ship • took someone life • Opposite of weaker • Something that flies • that control a plane • Opposite of the moon • Something like Oxygen • Where the Pearl Harbor • Something that get eaten • Don't know where are you • Almost like boy but older • ...
World War II 2023-02-28
Across
- US joined the war when Japan bombed _____
- ____ bombs were used on Japan
- Leader of Italy in World War II
- Leader of USSR in World War II
- Leader of the US in World War II from 1933-45
- What Germany, Italy and Japan were called
Down
- Germany invaded _____ countries (number)
- The war started when Germany invaded _____
- Leader of Japan in World War II
- leader of Britin in World War II from 1940-45
- What were Soveit Union, US, France and Britain were called
- Chances of survival with this
- Winner of World War II
- The war lasted for this long
- Leader of Germany during the war
15 Clues: Winner of World War II • The war lasted for this long • ____ bombs were used on Japan • Chances of survival with this • Leader of Japan in World War II • Leader of Italy in World War II • Leader of USSR in World War II • Leader of Germany during the war • Germany invaded _____ countries (number) • US joined the war when Japan bombed _____ • ...
Numbers to 100 in french 2013-09-30
Across
- the number of states in New England
- how many pigs did the wolf try to eat in the story.
- legal drinking age in USA
- the year man walked on the moon
- age where you can legally sign a contract in USA.
- last 2 digit of the year of Decleration of Ammerican independance
- Christmas date
- number of weeks in one year
- the second world war ended that year
- number of fingers on your right hand
- number of ounces in a quart
- last 2 digits year Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue
- number of states in the USA
- square root of 64
- the year the first world war started
- the second world war started that year
- the date of Halloween in October
- number of months in one year
- in Mexico girls celebrate Quinceañera at that age
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- if you start grade 1 at 6 you graduate at that age
- the age of retirement
- number of minutes in an hour
- sweet ------- and never been kissed
- number of ounces in half a gallon
- september is the ----- month
- number of days in a week
- number of flag in french class
- number of days in February
- number of pope
- number of hours in a day
- it takes --- to tango
- number of legs on your chair
- number of original colonies in the USA
- minute in half an hour
- last 2 digit the world trade center was attacked
- number of toes on your two feet
36 Clues: Christmas date • number of pope • square root of 64 • the age of retirement • it takes --- to tango • minute in half an hour • number of days in a week • number of hours in a day • legal drinking age in USA • number of days in February • number of weeks in one year • number of ounces in a quart • number of states in the USA • number of minutes in an hour • september is the ----- month • ...
Unbroken 2024-12-06
Across
- Louie's in the Marines
- Louie's crews unfortunate luck
- Book name
- Where louie is from
- Louie's last name
- Part of the crew
- Louie's strength
- The bird that landed on the raft
- Part of the crew
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- Planes nickname
- World war 2 enemy
- Louie's biggest accomplishment
- Louie's Job on the plane
- Where the War took place
- where Louie finally returns
- Part of the crew
- Where louie went to college
- Louie's crew had to use after the plane crashed
- Jappanese Tatic in the war
19 Clues: Book name • Planes nickname • Part of the crew • Part of the crew • Louie's strength • Part of the crew • World war 2 enemy • Louie's last name • Where louie is from • Louie's in the Marines • Louie's Job on the plane • Where the War took place • Jappanese Tatic in the war • where Louie finally returns • Where louie went to college • Louie's crews unfortunate luck • ...
Country 2023-03-01
Across
- Pyramid, Camel, Sphynx
- Gelato, Pasta, Rome
- Punta Cana, Playa
- Made in…, XI Jimping,
- Croissant, Baguette, Eiffel tower
- Bear, vodka, Vladimir
- Tokyo, Ramen, Sushi
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- Barcelona, Madrid
- Salsa, Sombrero, Spicy
- Berlin, World War 2
- War, Volodimyr Zelensky
- Kangourou, spider, Sydney
- Poutine, Moose, Beaver
- McDonald, Eagle, Football
14 Clues: Barcelona, Madrid • Punta Cana, Playa • Berlin, World War 2 • Gelato, Pasta, Rome • Tokyo, Ramen, Sushi • Made in…, XI Jimping, • Bear, vodka, Vladimir • Salsa, Sombrero, Spicy • Pyramid, Camel, Sphynx • Poutine, Moose, Beaver • War, Volodimyr Zelensky • Kangourou, spider, Sydney • McDonald, Eagle, Football • Croissant, Baguette, Eiffel tower
World War I 2025-03-31
Across
- spreading of ideas to promote a cause or to damage an opposing cause
- deadlock in which neither side is able to defeat the other
- large gas-filled balloon used for war
- final set of demands
- glorification of the military
- right of people to choose their own form of government
- policies of supporting neither side in a war
- Wilson President of the United States during World War I
- Lawrence British military man who helped out the Turks in World War I
- security system in which a group of nations acts as one to preserve peace for all
- Russian communist revolutionary who led Russia after World War I
Down
- spread of a disease across a large area, country, or continent, or the entire world
- prepare military forces for war
- payment for war damage or damage cause by imprisonment
- after World War I, a territory administered by a Western power
- Strait of water connecting Black Sea to Mediterranean Sea
- channeling of a nation's entire resources into a war effort
- military supplies used for purposes other than a war effort
- working class
- agreement to end fighting in a war
- Communist party official assigned to the army to teach principles and ensure party loyalty
- German submarine
- early Soviet secret police force
- Points post-World War I proposed changes to the world
- nonbinding agreement to follow common polices
- requirement that all young men be ready for military service
- horrible act committed against innocent people; the Armenian genocide is an example
- and Lorraine region of northern Europe between France and Germany
- group of merchant ships protected by warships
29 Clues: working class • German submarine • final set of demands • glorification of the military • prepare military forces for war • early Soviet secret police force • agreement to end fighting in a war • large gas-filled balloon used for war • policies of supporting neither side in a war • nonbinding agreement to follow common polices • group of merchant ships protected by warships • ...
Imperialism/World War I/Treaty of Versailles/Russian Revolution Review 2024-03-08
Across
- Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire were part of the ________________ Powers
- What word means to stop fighting.
- What was a new type of warfare. It was in the air and in trenches
- When countries help each other they form ___________________. A cause of World War I
- What posters telling people to help the war were called
- In communism all people are _______________ (no rich or poor)
- Who wrote the Communist Manifesto, Karl ____________.
- When countries built powerful weapons is one cause of World War I
- What countries were part of the Allied Powers. England and _____________
- When countries take over other countries for resources. Another cause of World War I
- What country was the person who started World War I from?
- What was a problem with trench war?
Down
- The ___________________ of Versailles ended World War I
- Who was the leader of the Communists?
- What Revolution started during World War I?
- What country was blamed for World War I?
- What pride in your country is called. A reason for World War I
- What was the other part of the Communist slogan Peace, ___________ and Land.
- What is the word for neither side winning?
- What was the new government of Russia after the Revolution?
- Where did the US build a canal that connected the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans
- What country to the south of the US was occupied for trade
- What type of bases did the US put in islands of the Pacific Ocean
- What island did the United States take in the Pacific Ocean
24 Clues: What word means to stop fighting. • What was a problem with trench war? • Who was the leader of the Communists? • What country was blamed for World War I? • What is the word for neither side winning? • What Revolution started during World War I? • Who wrote the Communist Manifesto, Karl ____________. • The ___________________ of Versailles ended World War I • ...
World War II 2023-12-13
Across
- Program that made Canada the flight school for all Allied counties.
- Italian town Canadian troops were sent to capture during operation: overlord
- Parachutes were made of it, women would draw them on
- Name of captured soldiers in wars.
- A way the Canadian government paid for both World Wars that is still in place today
- A convoy __________ was used to transport food and supplies from Canada to Britain
- The name of both a car and a boat in the Canadian Convoy System
- ______ was used to tie the hand of POWs in Japan during World War II.
- The place of the North American Civil war Canada contributed to before World War II
- Largest amphibious attack during World War II
- Clothing could only have nine _____ in Canada during World War II
- Strategy Canadians used to rid Ortona of NAZIs
- Manufacturer of the ration bar during World War II
Down
- The prime minister of Canada during the second World War
- The boat at the front of Canadian Convoy Systems
- The French beach Canadians landed at on D-Day
- Limit on food, e.g.
- Queen of the Hurricanes
- The Canadian government controlling the media
- Operation ______; the plan to end the war in Europe
- What German obstacle did Canadian troops encounter on their way to Dieppe?
- The French beach Allied troops retreated to for safety in 1940
- The place of the World War II battle where Canada sent over 100 pilots/planes.
23 Clues: Limit on food, e.g. • Queen of the Hurricanes • Name of captured soldiers in wars. • The French beach Canadians landed at on D-Day • The Canadian government controlling the media • Largest amphibious attack during World War II • Strategy Canadians used to rid Ortona of NAZIs • The boat at the front of Canadian Convoy Systems • ...
MODULE 11 REVIEW 2023-03-12
Across
- World War 2 was what kind of war?
- Pride and loyalty to one's nation, regardless of region or ethnicity.
- Work camps; Japanese Americans were sent there.
- WW2 started on September 1, 1939 when Hitler invaded ____________________.
- Law passed to help returning veterans get an education and job training.
- On December 7, 1941 the Japanese attacked ___________________.
- Air battle between Germany and England.
- Turning point, night of the broken glass.
- Restoring Germany, Dominate the world with a master race, and add territory taken from WW1 were goals of who?
- A nation controlled by a government where individuals who have no rights and all opposition is suppressed is a __________________________ nation.
- prison camps; where people worked.
- Army that reached Berlin first.
- Camps designed for mass killing.
Down
- General who was in charge of rebuilding Japan after World War 2.
- Sacrifice by fire; Term used to describe the organized, systematic murder of 11 million civilians by the Nazis.
- An agreement for the Soviet Union and Germany not to attack each other.
- Lighting war; rapid deployment used by Hitler in Poland.
- Giving into the demands of an aggressor.
- Name of project that created the Atomic Bomb.
- Law that allowed the president to lend or lease arms and other supplies to "any country whose defense was vital to the United States."
- A philosophy that encouraged nationalism and unity to make the state stronger again.
- Segregated neighborhoods inside cities.
- The deliberate and systematic killing of an entire population.
23 Clues: Army that reached Berlin first. • Camps designed for mass killing. • World War 2 was what kind of war? • prison camps; where people worked. • Air battle between Germany and England. • Segregated neighborhoods inside cities. • Giving into the demands of an aggressor. • Turning point, night of the broken glass. • Name of project that created the Atomic Bomb. • ...
history 2023-05-03
Across
- - crowded areas in the cities where the poor lived in tenements
- - large numbers of people rushed to california
- - slang, derogatory term used for a migrant worker from oklahoma
- - the easing of cold war tensions between the united states and communist countries
- - continuos railroads that run across the country.
- - communist leader of the cuban revolution
- - a group that was formed to oppose liberals
- - a series of protest in multiple arab countries against oppressive regimes
- - an agreement by both sides in a war to stop fighting
Down
- - another world war that started in europe but spread to most of the world
- - organizations of workers that are formed to protect their interest
- - a voluntary calvary unit organized by theodore roosevelt
- - a ban on manufacturing transporting and selling alcoholic beverages
- - a program that provided us aid aafter world war 2
- - a form of protest where demonstrators refuse to leave an establishment
- - native americans living on the great plains
- - fear that communism or anarchism would take over america
- - assistance given directly to recipients through a government check or a government voucher
- - using both gold and silver as legal tender
- - trade between countries without duties or any other trade barriers
- - conserving scarce resources for the war effort by limiting their distribution
21 Clues: - a group that was formed to oppose liberals • - large numbers of people rushed to california • - using both gold and silver as legal tender • - continuos railroads that run across the country. • - communist leader of the cuban revolution • - native americans living on the great plains • ...
WW1_Tóth_Dániel 2023-12-24
Across
- Territory disputed between Germany and France.
- Location where the Central Powers and Soviet Russia signed a peace treaty.
- Location where the peace treaty ending World War I was signed.
- Italian Prime Minister during World War I.
- Points President Wilson's proposed principles for peace negotiations.
- Site of a major battle on the Eastern Front.
- IVThe last Emperor of Austria-Hungary.
- The palace in France where the Treaty of Trianon was signed.
- Region in Eastern Europe, site of battles during World War I.
- A sudden and overwhelming military attack, often involving tanks.
- The act of surrendering.
- Battle Conflict centered on industrial and resource capabilities.
- Site of a significant battle between Italy and the Central Powers.
- A village on the Italian Front, site of battles during World War I.
- A policy of seeking to retaliate, especially to recover lost territory.
- Gas Toxic chemical used as a weapon during World War I.
- The isolation of a place by enemy forces.
- Site of a major naval battle between British and German fleets.
- Area along the Rhine River.
- Day A day of significant defeat or disaster.
- A formal agreement to end fighting.
- River on the Italian Front, site of battles during World War I.
- Armored vehicle used for ground combat.
- A river in France, site of a major battle during World War I.
- Site of a major and prolonged battle on the Western Front.
- Plan German strategy for a swift victory by quickly defeating France.
- Entente Alliance of Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Yugoslavia.
- German military officer and strategist.
- Russian general during World War I.
Down
- Offensive Major Russian attack on the Eastern Front.
- French Prime Minister during World War I.
- River on the Italian Front, site of multiple battles.
- British statesman and wartime leader.
- Area The territory far from the front lines.
- A city in northeastern France, site of a major battle during World War I.
- A final demand or statement of terms.
- Palace The former royal palace in St. Petersburg, symbolic of the Russian Revolution.
- A city historically located between Germany and Poland.
- Watercraft capable of underwater operation.
- Leader of the Russian Revolution.
- The arrangement of natural and artificial features of an area.
- Peninsula in Turkey, site of a major Allied campaign.
- Pasha Leader of the Turkish War of Independence.
- Fortress city in Galicia, site of a siege during World War I.
- Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, site of Archduke Ferdinand's assassination.
- Wilhelm II German Emperor during World War I.
- Lakes Region in East Prussia, site of battles during World War I.
- Ferdinand The heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
- Princip The assassin of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
- Location where the 1918 armistice was signed.
- U.S. President during World War I.
- Emperor of Austria-Hungary during World War I.
- George British Prime Minister during World War I.
- Prominent individuals involved in the war.
- Warfare Military strategy involving defensive fortifications.
55 Clues: The act of surrendering. • Area along the Rhine River. • Leader of the Russian Revolution. • U.S. President during World War I. • A formal agreement to end fighting. • Russian general during World War I. • British statesman and wartime leader. • A final demand or statement of terms. • IVThe last Emperor of Austria-Hungary. • Armored vehicle used for ground combat. • ...
World War 2 Assignment 2013-06-06
Across
- A new way to fight the war
- Information made to inspire people from one's view or a problem
- All citizens are allowed to have a direct vote on an issue of major national importance
- The name of the Canadian Air force
- A canadian-american joint board on defence formes in 1940 to improve the defence of both countires
- German Air Force
- May 7, 1945
- after the first atomic bomb was dropped in Japan, they still didn't ______
- One of the two Canadian regiments sent to Hong Kong
- the commission set up by the canadian government to review claims by Japanese canadians who felt that they were not treated fairly
- June 5-6, 1944
- a type of government in the 1920's which thought that a country should build up a large military
- The english translation for Blitzkrieg
- Payments for war damage, payed by the country who started the war
- a group established by the government in 1942 to contol prices and supervice the distribution of food and other scarce commodities
- large groups of supply ships traveling together
- places where prisoners of war or suspected enemy aliens could be kept under guard during waretime
- One of the kinds of fighter planes that fought bravely against the German luftwaffe
- this 1941 agreement ensured that the US would buy more war supplies from Canada, and then Britain could buy canadian war materials under the Lend-Lease act
- The organization Mackenzie King set up to train pilots
- Was killed by his own people
- Japan tried to invade northeastern India from ________
Down
- August 14, 1945
- The first atomic bomb was dropped in ________
- made it easier for Britain to buy american military supplies while the United States remained neutral
- One of the most important things to Hitler during the war
- The canadian government's promise to hold the property of enemy aliens for safekeeping until after the war
- August 19, 1942
- When all industries, materials, and people are put into work for the war effort
- Had the dream of the UN
- A card necessary for buying rationed items such as food, gasoline, tea and coffee
- An overall plan to kill all Jews
- Hitler called his invasion of Britain ______
- Where the largest group of Jews were killed
- Code name for D-Day
- the three leaders who met at Yalta were Roosevelt, Stalin and _______
- Leader of the Nazis through world war 2
- A country less important and powerful than a superpower, but more important than smaller and less powerful countries
- Burma is now called _______
- an agreement between two or more countries promising they will fight with eachother
- The special training camp in Oshawa, ONT which was one of the most top-secret projects of the war
- Prime minister of Canada during the war
- The US first bombed Japan in
- Gave government power to arrest or punish people that are suspicious
- Hitler wanted to invade _____ after he invaded Czechoslovakia
- By 1945, over ______ canadians had worn a uniform for world war 2 including 50 000 women
- Where Japan attacked the US
- The five members of the security council was China, Britain, Soviet Union, America and ______
- The US president who gave the OK to drop the atomic bombs on Japan
- The slum of cities where Jew were kept and not allowed to leave
50 Clues: May 7, 1945 • June 5-6, 1944 • August 14, 1945 • August 19, 1942 • German Air Force • Code name for D-Day • Had the dream of the UN • A new way to fight the war • Burma is now called _______ • Where Japan attacked the US • The US first bombed Japan in • Was killed by his own people • An overall plan to kill all Jews • The name of the Canadian Air force • ...
World War 2 Battles 2016-02-08
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- German Italy Japan
- viewed as the turning point in Europe. a battle between the Germans and Soviets in Russia
- used the Najavo language to make code the Japanese could not break
- the first Japanese city that the atomic bomb was dropped on
- the American plan to liberate some of the Pacific island under Japanese control
- United States Britain Soviet Union
- The attack that led the Americans into war
- a unit of African American fighter pilots
- The island that was attacked by the American in April 1945
- German submarines
- the name for the area that the European battles took place
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- the name of the area that the Pacific battles took place
- the island that Japan was trying to hold as a defensive perimeter. The US surprised the Japanese and took over the island
- the attack that was apart of Operation Overlord and Led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower
- the turning point in the pacific US tricked the Japanese by figuring out their plan to attack Midway Islands
- The bloodiest action that the US troop saw doing the war
- the project that developed the atomic bomb
- the day that the Japanese surrendered
- when every part of society is fighting the war
- first battle that aircraft carriers fought while separated by over 100 miles
- The beach that the D-Day invasion took place
- May 7, 1945 the day the Axis powers surrendered to the Allies
- the idea to limit the use of essential war goods
- the second Japanese city that the atomic bomb was dropped on
24 Clues: German submarines • German Italy Japan • United States Britain Soviet Union • the day that the Japanese surrendered • a unit of African American fighter pilots • the project that developed the atomic bomb • The attack that led the Americans into war • The beach that the D-Day invasion took place • when every part of society is fighting the war • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2023-05-01
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- Name of the leader of the Soviet Union
- Name of the alliance between Japan, Germany, and Italy
- Name of the leader of the U.S during WW2
- Name of the beach that was stormed to help take back France and Germany from the Nazis
- Nazis style of attack during WW2
- Number of millions of dead during WW2
- Name of the leader of Italy during WW2
- First country to fall to the hands of the Nazis
- Main battle front for the Italian forces
- Name of the leader of Japan during WW2
- Country with the most casualties in the war
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- German secret police
- Name of the alliance between France, Britain, and the U.S
- Name of one of the bombs dropped on Japan to end the war
- Leader of the Nazis
- Only continent to not have any fighting on it during WW2
- Name of the fascist party in Germany during 1939-1945
- Name of German submarines during WW2
- Port in Hawaii bombed by Japanese fighter pilots
- Event in which the Nazis killed millions of Jewish people
20 Clues: Leader of the Nazis • German secret police • Nazis style of attack during WW2 • Name of German submarines during WW2 • Number of millions of dead during WW2 • Name of the leader of the Soviet Union • Name of the leader of Italy during WW2 • Name of the leader of Japan during WW2 • Name of the leader of the U.S during WW2 • Main battle front for the Italian forces • ...
World War 2 Review 2024-05-17
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- The turning point in the Pacific
- A responsibility of the United States at D-Day
- Pilot who flew the atomic bomb
- 5/8/1945
- Lightning Strike
- Germany vs Russia
- 9/2/1945
- Placed in internment camps during WW2
- 8/6/1945
- 6/6/1944
- Miracle Evacuation
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- The start of the war for the United States
- Giving in an aggressor to avoid conflict
- Head of the Pacific Theater for the USA
- Originally Hitler and this man didn't like each other
- American strategy against the Japanese
- The lend-lease act was to protect this country from Germany
- The atomic bomb
- 12/7/1941
- Head of the European Theater
- The country Germany invaded to start the war
21 Clues: 5/8/1945 • 9/2/1945 • 8/6/1945 • 6/6/1944 • 12/7/1941 • The atomic bomb • Lightning Strike • Germany vs Russia • Miracle Evacuation • Head of the European Theater • Pilot who flew the atomic bomb • The turning point in the Pacific • Placed in internment camps during WW2 • American strategy against the Japanese • Head of the Pacific Theater for the USA • ...
Ana Sudar 2025-05-07
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- Country that was punished the most by the Treaty of Versailles
- Leader of Germany during World War 1
- Wilson, George, Clemencleau, Orlando
- Allies including France, Great Britain, USA, Italy, Japan, and Russia
- Allies including Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
- Was known as the "powder keg" of Europe
- Passenger ship that was attacked by German submarines
- Novermber 11, 1918 - also known as Veterans Day
- Where the Treaty of Versailles was negotiated
- Country that was made by land that was taken from Germany and Russia
- New military strategy introduces in the war
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- Telegram that Germany sent to Mexico
- Another name given to World War 1
- His assassination sparked the beginning of the war
- Chemical weapon used in World War 1 - was said to be the worst way to die
- President of the USA during World War 1
- Serbian nationalist group who was behind the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
- British invention to help fighting on land
- World government created after World War 1 to keep peace in Europe
- Wilson's ideas to keep peace
20 Clues: Wilson's ideas to keep peace • Another name given to World War 1 • Telegram that Germany sent to Mexico • Leader of Germany during World War 1 • Wilson, George, Clemencleau, Orlando • President of the USA during World War 1 • Was known as the "powder keg" of Europe • British invention to help fighting on land • New military strategy introduces in the war • ...
World War 1 2023-05-30
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- Who got all the blame for World War 1.
- Which side won World War 1?
- What treaty was signed after World War 1?
- Where did the United States first land in World War 1.
- Who was the greatest hero of World War 1.
- An allied country that is an island.
- What country lost the most after World War 1.
- Which country surrendered first in World War 1.
- Who was the youngest soldier to die (15 years old).
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- Where was trench warfare used at?
- Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on?
- Whos assasinating started World War 1(last name)?
- What rapid fire guns was heavily used?
- The battle of __ was the first battle the Untied States joined.
- What were Great Britain, France, Italy, and the United States called?
15 Clues: Which side won World War 1? • Where was trench warfare used at? • An allied country that is an island. • Who got all the blame for World War 1. • What rapid fire guns was heavily used? • Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on? • What treaty was signed after World War 1? • Who was the greatest hero of World War 1. • What country lost the most after World War 1. • ...
Review Truman Era 2025-09-23
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- US policy to meet communism wherever it might spread.
- Senator who led the anti communist crusade of the 1950's.
- US plan to lend money to war torn Europe after the Second World War.
- This border between North and South Korea is highly militarized.
- Symbolic and real barrier between the capitalist and communist worlds.
- The "Chocolate Bombers" were a part of this event.
- US president who died in office in 1945.
- This nation was split along the 38th parallel.
- Harry Truman defeated this man to remain president of the United States.
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- This nation was split into two after World War 2 ended.
- During the "Red Scare" Americans feared this.
- US president knownn for dropping the atomic bomb.
- This multinational organization was founded at the end of the Second World War to prevent another such catastrophe.
- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union that died in 1953.
- American troops landed here to save the South Koreans from defeat.
- Border between North Korea and China.
- Communist ruled Russia.
17 Clues: Communist ruled Russia. • Border between North Korea and China. • US president who died in office in 1945. • During the "Red Scare" Americans feared this. • This nation was split along the 38th parallel. • US president knownn for dropping the atomic bomb. • The "Chocolate Bombers" were a part of this event. • US policy to meet communism wherever it might spread. • ...
Crossword Puzzle Ch 20 Vocab! 2023-04-02
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- of Brest-Litovsk-treaty between Russia and Germany after the Russian Revolution; pulled Russia out of World War I,
- slender airships similar to modern blimps,
- Peace Conference-conference that negotiated the peace settlement for World War I,
- German submarine,
- of Nations-post-World War I international organization that sought to guarantee international cooperation and to achieve international peace and security,
- Points-Woodrow Wilson’s proposed peace plan after World War I,
- Naval Conference-the 1920s conference that established ratios to limit the number of warships that each maritime nation could build,
- of Versailles-treaty between Germany and the Allied Powers of World War I; included the war guilt clause, which demanded that Germany pay reparations,
- of St. Germain-treaty between Austria and the Allied Powers of World War I,
- Treaty-Bismarck’s alliance with Russia,
- Pact-1925 treaty in which Germany agreed to recognize its post-World War I boundaries with France and Belgium as permanent and to not seek to change its eastern border through war,
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- of weapons or arms,
- unification between Austria and Germany; forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles but later accomplished by Hitler,
- System-German system of alliances created by Bismark to prevent French attack and to maintain the balance of power,
- Pact-document that outlawed war, but failed to stop it; crowning effort to preserve peace in the post-World War I period,
- guilt clause-clause in the Treaty of Versailles that placed the blame for World War I on Germany,
- Alliance-the alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary; the foundation of pre-World War I German foreign policy,
- Entente-pre-World War I agreement between Britain, France, and Russia,
- Powers-Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire during World War I,
- Alliance-anti-French coalition of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy,
20 Clues: German submarine, • of weapons or arms, • Treaty-Bismarck’s alliance with Russia, • slender airships similar to modern blimps, • Points-Woodrow Wilson’s proposed peace plan after World War I, • Entente-pre-World War I agreement between Britain, France, and Russia, • Alliance-anti-French coalition of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy, • ...
World War 1 2024-05-02
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- Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on?
- What were Great Britain, France, Italy, and the United States called?
- What rapid fire guns was heavily used?
- Which side won World War 1?
- What country lost the most after World War 1.
- An allied country that is an island.
- Who was the greatest hero of World War 1.
- Who was the youngest soldier to die (15 years old).
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- Where was trench warfare used at?
- Where did the United States first land in World War 1.
- Which country surrendered first in World War 1.
- Who got all the blame for World War 1.
- What treaty was signed after World War 1?
- The battle of __ was the first battle the Untied States joined.
- Whos assasinating started World War 1(last name)?
15 Clues: Which side won World War 1? • Where was trench warfare used at? • An allied country that is an island. • What rapid fire guns was heavily used? • Who got all the blame for World War 1. • Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on? • What treaty was signed after World War 1? • Who was the greatest hero of World War 1. • What country lost the most after World War 1. • ...
World War I Crossword 2026-03-02
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- What was the act passed by Congress in 1917 enacting severe penalties for anyone engaged in disloyal or treasonable activities?
- What was the list of terms for resolving World War I and future wars outlined by American President Woodrow Wilson?
- Who were the isolationist senators who opposed any treaty ending World War I that had a League of Nations folded into it?
- What was one of the motivations that led to WWI in which countries sought to prove they were the best country in the world, often through warfare?
- What was a new influenza A virus that spread easily and infected people throughout the world killing almost 500 million people worldwide?
- What was the document written by the German Foreign Minister proposing an alliance between Germany and Mexico against the United States during World War I?
- What was a United States government agency established on July 28, 1917, during World War I, to coordinate the purchase of war supplies between the War Department and the Navy?
- Who was the German emperor and king of Prussia until the end of World War I in 1918?
- What was the territory lost to Germany by France in 1871?
- of Public Information What was the independent agency of the government of the United States created to influence public opinion to support the US in World War 1?
- What was the act passed by Congress in 1917 authorizing a draft of men for military service?
- What was the movement of African Americans rom the South to the northern cities during WWI to escape discrimination and find jobs?
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- What was a world organization established after World War I to promote peaceful cooperation among countries?
- What was the British passenger liner sunk by a German U-boat during World War I?
- What was battle front between the Allies and Central Powers in western Europe during World War I?
- Ferdinand Who was the archduke and heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, whose assassination in Sarajevo was the immediate cause of World War I?
- What were the German submarines called during World War I?
- What are payments for war damages?
- Who founded the Communist Party in Russia, became the dictator of Soviet Russia and promoted communism wherever he could?
- Who was the group of U.S. senators who were prepared to vote for the Treaty of Versailles as long as some changes were made to it?
- What was one of the motivations that led to WWI in which a country builds up its military a lot and believes in using it to solve problems?
21 Clues: What are payments for war damages? • What was the territory lost to Germany by France in 1871? • What were the German submarines called during World War I? • What was the British passenger liner sunk by a German U-boat during World War I? • Who was the German emperor and king of Prussia until the end of World War I in 1918? • ...
ww1 1-10 2024-05-06
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- When did the war end
- The Zimmerman Telegram. What did Garmin send to Maccio in case the us join the war?
- What ship sank in by Garmany?
- Submarine Warfare. What did Gamerny do to limit the trade on the sea?
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- When did the US join the war?
- allies forces Who is won WW1?
- 1914 When did world war start?
- Who started WW1?
- Witch country accepted the war guilt?
- Central Powers. Who lost World War one?
- Witch country on both side of the war?
11 Clues: Who started WW1? • When did the war end • When did the US join the war? • What ship sank in by Garmany? • allies forces Who is won WW1? • 1914 When did world war start? • Witch country accepted the war guilt? • Witch country on both side of the war? • Central Powers. Who lost World War one? • Submarine Warfare. What did Gamerny do to limit the trade on the sea? • ...
World War 2 Inventions 2021-04-26
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- used to get money from the bank
- This kind of bomb was made to kill people using radiation
- Was blasted into the sky to help get information from space
- Perfected by the British during the Battle of Britain to detect incoming air raids,
- The world's first intercontinental ballistic missile had a range of 200-225 miles, reached an altitude of up to 60 miles and could strike London just three minutes after its launch in Holland.
- were used to hold Oil or fuel.
- in the closing months of World War 2 as a way of giving fighters an advantage over their enemies in the sky.
- Helped prevent pilots from getting sick from high altitude.
- Was a big moving vehicle that shoots bullets and missiles.
- We use it every day to search on the internet.
- It helps 2 items stuck together when put on it
- was made to multiple gun shots in a short time.
- a type of drug that effective against many bacterial infections caused by staphylococci and streptococci
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- It was used to that strong gasses wouldn't hurt people with this invention on.
- helped make pilots land safer
- The potential power stored within the Atom had been known for a long time, but it was during WWII that the race to harness its power really began
- It made coffee easier to take on the go
- A fun toy that looks like a steel coil and falls down a stair.
- were used to shoot missiles underwater.
- A type of pencil that was made so the ink doesn't dry out.
- were created for reconnaissance and ferrying small items between ships.
- a kind of rubber that was cheap
22 Clues: helped make pilots land safer • were used to hold Oil or fuel. • used to get money from the bank • a kind of rubber that was cheap • It made coffee easier to take on the go • were used to shoot missiles underwater. • We use it every day to search on the internet. • It helps 2 items stuck together when put on it • was made to multiple gun shots in a short time. • ...
world war 2 KL 2021-04-29
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- used as a base by the allied powers
- US, soviet union, great britain
- normandy invasion
- leader of soviet union
- germany, Italy, japan
- first concentration camp under hitler
- nuclear weapons dropped on japan
- liberated on august 25th
- "lighting war"
- conform to the jewish dietary regulations of kashrut
- broke its pact by invading the soviet union
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- attacked pearl harbor
- pearl harbor is located in
- germanys dictator
- concentration camp
- appeared in the 1936 summer olympics
- flew suicide attacks
- italy's dictator
- saved the japanese army
- remained neutral
20 Clues: "lighting war" • italy's dictator • remained neutral • germanys dictator • normandy invasion • concentration camp • flew suicide attacks • attacked pearl harbor • germany, Italy, japan • leader of soviet union • saved the japanese army • liberated on august 25th • pearl harbor is located in • US, soviet union, great britain • nuclear weapons dropped on japan • ...
WWI Key Terms 2025-11-06
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- The president during World War I
- The policy of not taking sides in a conflict or war, during World War I, some countries—such as Switzerland, Spain, and the Netherlands—remained neutral, meaning they did not join either the Allied or Central Powers, the United States also tried this at first, avoiding involvement in European disputes until 1917
- A valuable natural resource found mainly in African colonies, control over this and other resources fueled imperial rivalries between European powers in the years leading up to World War I
- A competition between nations to build the most powerful military forces and weapons. Before World War I, countries like Germany and Britain rapidly expanded their armies and navies, making Europe more unstable
- The coalition of countries that fought against the Central Powers during World War I, included Great Britain, France, Russia, and later the United States and Italy.
- Building up strong armies and weapons to prepare for war
- A region in southeastern Europe that included Serbia, Bosnia, and other territories, known as the “powder keg of Europe” because nationalist tensions there—especially between Austria-Hungary and Serbia—helped spark World War I
- The process of building factories and using machines to produce goods more efficiently. By the early 1900s, gave European nations the ability to produce large amounts of weapons, ammunition, and supplies for war
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- Agreements between countries to help each other in conflict
- Information or posters used to shape public opinion and support the war
- Supplies and materials such as food, coal, oil, and metals that were needed to support soldiers and factories during World War I
- A pre-war military agreement formed in 1882 between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- Was assassinated in June,1914, by a Serbian nationalist in Sarajevo, his death triggered the chain of events that led to the outbreak of World War I
- When powerful countries take control of weaker ones to build empires and gain resources. Rivalries over colonies in Africa and Asia increased tension among European nations before World War I
- The name people used for World War I before World War II occurred, it was called this because it was the largest and most destructive war the world had ever seen up to that point
- One of the two main sides in World War I, made up of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria, fought against the Allied Powers
- Strong pride or loyalty to one’s nation or ethnic group
- An alliance between France, Russia, and Great Britain formed before World War I to counter the growing power of Germany and its allies
18 Clues: The president during World War I • Strong pride or loyalty to one’s nation or ethnic group • Building up strong armies and weapons to prepare for war • Agreements between countries to help each other in conflict • Information or posters used to shape public opinion and support the war • ...
Anzac Day 2021-05-06
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- place where the soldiers landed
- First the W in WWII
- Which world war does Anzac day celebrate?
- Month when the soldiers were evacuated
- Returned Serviceman Association
- What flower is associated with ANZAC day?
- A country which celebrates Anzac Day
- How often do we celebrate Anzac day?
- An Allied nation in World War II(North America)
- What food is associated with Anzac Day?
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- Who were the original Anzac day services for?
- Month of the Gallipoli landings
- Alcohol used as a pre battle ration
- An Axis nation in World War II (Europe)
- Where is Gallipoli?
- An Axis nation in World War II (Asia)
- An Allied nation in World War II
- Australia New Zealand Army Corps
- Soldiers were trapped in these for days
19 Clues: First the W in WWII • Where is Gallipoli? • place where the soldiers landed • Month of the Gallipoli landings • Returned Serviceman Association • An Allied nation in World War II • Australia New Zealand Army Corps • Alcohol used as a pre battle ration • A country which celebrates Anzac Day • How often do we celebrate Anzac day? • An Axis nation in World War II (Asia) • ...
Social 20-1 Final Review 2023-06-12
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- One of Hitler’s objectives was to get the German people (and others) to practice this extreme form of facism, which is _.
- (3 words) When the Third Estate met at the beginning of the French Revolution and swore to not disband until the constitution was changed.
- Many farms and factories were brought under state ownership and control due to this.
- (2 words) The representation of the Third Estate that demanded economic reforms and equality between Estates.
- Terrorist attacks were perpetrated by this group, whose objective was to destroy the influence of English colonialism.
- (3 words) The mass murder of civilians following the second Sino-Japanese War by the Japanese Imperial Army.
- The different classes during the French Revolution were called this.
- The European Union is a prime example of this.
- The starvation of Ukrainians due to Soviet policies.
- The withdrawal from a government or an organization.
- The mass genocide of Jewish people during the events of WWII by German Nazis and collaborators.
- (2 words) The assassination of this Archduke led to the start of the first World War.
- (3 words) This period of time led by Robespierre, during the French Revolution, where numerous massacres and public executions took place.
- (3 words) Founded by the Paris Peace Conference after the first World War, this organization was formed with the objective to maintain peace.
- In the Second World War, innocent _ were targeted more, which lead to moral conflicts and attacks of certain ethnic/racial/religious groups.
- Considered unilateral, an example of this is Iraq invading and ruling over Kuwait.
- (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.
- An example of this is when the principles of the US foreign policy was changed by Obama, leading to an increased usage of drones.
- An example of this is when Canada allowed women related to men in the military to vote in an attempt to get more enrollment in the armed forces.
- The US invasion in Iraq was an example of this.
- The racial segregation and inequality that existed in South Africa.
- Free trade agreements between two countries are often seen as an example of this.
- The incident in Rwanda where mass killings against certain groups of individuals is considered a _.
- Canada gained its own _ after cutting most of its ties with Britain.
- A mode of political organization that allows each state to maintain its own sovereignty.
- NATO, the UN, and the WTO are all examples of this.
- (2 words) The United Nations is a main example of this, with the intention of promoting international protection and cooperation to prevent future conflict.
- (2 words) Britain left this organization to take better control over immigration and its borders.
- (2 words) The forced relocation of Japanese people into incarceration camps along the west coast of Canada during WWII.
- (2 words) The United States used this against Japan in an attempt to quickly surrender the Japanese.
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- (2 words) Kosovo demonstrated this during their declaration for independence in becoming a nation-state.
- Canada’s involvement in Cyprus since 1964 is one of Canada’s longest _ operations.
- (3 words) This treaty signified the end of WWI and required Germany to pay reparations.
- Napoleon being removed from power and being forced to leave and never return is considered _.
- (3 words) Greenpeace and UNICEF are examples of this.
- Canada collects taxes and distributes them to poorer provinces in order to maintain equality.
- (2 words) The blockade designed to cut off British trade from the rest of Europe, set up by Napoleon.
- (2 words) The bombing of the US naval base in _ brought the US into the second World War.
- A well known example of collective security in the present day is this organization.
- The practice of providing assistance to others to improve the quality of life for humanity.
- (2 words)
- (2 words) This was held by the allies against Germany, after WW2 to prosecute authorities for war crimes.
- The UN established this power to a handful of more dominating countries, leading to an imbalance of power.
- (2 words) This reformed French legal code was later implemented in other countries with changes made.
- (2 words) This was meant to be a peaceful agreement, but instead, gave Hitler the opportunity to conquer what is known now as the Sudetenland.
- The Japanese Internment in western Canada is an example of _.
- 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.
- After the first World War, Germany was required to pay for financial _ .
- 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.
- The United State’s refusal to join the League of Nations in order to keep to themselves/not involve themselves in future overseas conflict is an example of this.
50 Clues: (2 words) • The European Union is a prime example of this. • The US invasion in Iraq was an example of this. • NATO, the UN, and the WTO are all examples of this. • The starvation of Ukrainians due to Soviet policies. • The withdrawal from a government or an organization. • (3 words) Greenpeace and UNICEF are examples of this. • ...
World War I 2025-02-18
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- One-sided information used by a government to persuade the public.
- New weapon that caused choking, blindness, and death. (2 words)
- Alliance that included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. (2 words)
- World War I Alliance that included Great Britain, France, and Russia. (2 words)
- Stretch of battlefield along the German and Russian border. (2 words)
- This was sent to Mexico hoping it would ally itself with Germany against the US. (2 words)
- America’s president who kept us out of the war until 1917. (2 words)
- The region of France that became a bloody stalemate. (2 words)
- Government system of allowing only small amounts of items to be bought.
- The policy of keeping a large army and glorifying war.
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- Battle strategy in which soldiers fought from deep pits dug into the earth. (2 words)
- New warship introduced by Germany that used undersea torpedoes.
- The region of Europe called a “powder keg” because it was so volatile. (2 words)
- An agreement to stop fighting.
- Leader of Russia up until 1917. (2 words)
- Germany’s battle strategy that called for a quick defeat of France, then attacking Russia in the east. (2 words)
- Ruler of Germany during WWI. (3 words)
- Armored combat vehicle used for the first time in WWI.
18 Clues: An agreement to stop fighting. • Ruler of Germany during WWI. (3 words) • Leader of Russia up until 1917. (2 words) • Armored combat vehicle used for the first time in WWI. • The policy of keeping a large army and glorifying war. • The region of France that became a bloody stalemate. (2 words) • New weapon that caused choking, blindness, and death. (2 words) • ...
Famous Battles 2023-06-05
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- - Battle where the Greeks defeated the Persians in 490 BC
- - Battle where Napoleon Bonaparte was defeated in 1815
- - Decisive battle during the Napoleonic Wars in 1805
- - Battle that ended the American Revolutionary War in 1781
- - Naval battle between the British and French/Spanish fleets in 1805
- - Battle where a small Greek force held off the Persian army in 480 BC
- - Beaches where the D-Day invasion took place in 1944
- - Battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1775
- - Naval battle in the Pacific during World War II in 1942
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- - Turning point battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1777
- - Early battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1775
- - Battle during the Hundred Years' War in 1415
- - Battle on the Eastern Front during World War I in 1914
- - Battle during World War I in 1918
- - Battle where William the Conqueror became the King of England in 1066
- - Major battle of World War I in 1916
- - Decisive battle on the Eastern Front during World War II
- - Major battle during the American Civil War in 1863
- - Battle during the First Indochina War in 1954
- - First battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1775
20 Clues: - Battle during World War I in 1918 • - Major battle of World War I in 1916 • - Battle during the Hundred Years' War in 1415 • - Battle during the First Indochina War in 1954 • - Battle of the American Revolutionary War in 1775 • - Decisive battle during the Napoleonic Wars in 1805 • - Major battle during the American Civil War in 1863 • ...
World War 1 2023-05-30
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- Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on?
- What were Great Britain, France, Italy, and the United States called?
- What rapid fire guns was heavily used?
- Which side won World War 1?
- What country lost the most after World War 1.
- An allied country that is an island.
- Who was the greatest hero of World War 1.
- Who was the youngest soldier to die (15 years old).
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- Where was trench warfare used at?
- Where did the United States first land in World War 1.
- Which country surrendered first in World War 1.
- Who got all the blame for World War 1.
- What treaty was signed after World War 1?
- The battle of __ was the first battle the Untied States joined.
- Whos assasinating started World War 1(last name)?
15 Clues: Which side won World War 1? • Where was trench warfare used at? • An allied country that is an island. • What rapid fire guns was heavily used? • Who got all the blame for World War 1. • Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on? • What treaty was signed after World War 1? • Who was the greatest hero of World War 1. • What country lost the most after World War 1. • ...
In Flanders Fields 2017-11-15
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- A tune to end the day.
- Where the soldiers fought and lived.
- Another word for a graveyard is 'a ...'
- This person's death meant the beginning of WW1.
- Stop no. 2
- This is the lowest rank in the army.
- Wilhelm's job.
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- This nation is represented by a maple leaf.
- King of England during World War 1 (no number needed).
- The third battle of Ypres, also name of a cheese.
- Another name for mustard gas was named after this city.
- The names of soldiers who haven't been found are written here.
- An other name for World War 1 is 'The ...'.
- This flower is a symbol for World War 1.
14 Clues: Stop no. 2 • Wilhelm's job. • A tune to end the day. • Where the soldiers fought and lived. • This is the lowest rank in the army. • Another word for a graveyard is 'a ...' • This flower is a symbol for World War 1. • This nation is represented by a maple leaf. • An other name for World War 1 is 'The ...'. • This person's death meant the beginning of WW1. • ...
World War I 2025-02-18
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- The region of France that became a bloody stalemate. (2 words)
- The region of Europe called a “powder keg” because it was so volatile. (2 words)
- Armored combat vehicle used for the first time in WWI.
- Stretch of battlefield along the German and Russian border. (2 words)
- One-sided information used by a government to persuade the public.
- This was sent to Mexico hoping it would ally itself with Germany against the US. (2 words)
- Germany’s battle strategy that called for a quick defeat of France, then attacking Russia in the east. (2 words)
- The policy of keeping a large army and glorifying war.
- Ruler of Germany during WWI. (3 words)
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- America’s president who kept us out of the war until 1917. (2 words)
- An agreement to stop fighting.
- Battle strategy in which soldiers fought from deep pits dug into the earth. (2 words)
- World War I Alliance that included Great Britain, France, and Russia. (2 words)
- Government system of allowing only small amounts of items to be bought.
- Leader of Russia up until 1917. (2 words)
- Alliance that included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. (2 words)
- New weapon that caused choking, blindness, and death. (2 words)
- New warship introduced by Germany that used undersea torpedoes.
18 Clues: An agreement to stop fighting. • Ruler of Germany during WWI. (3 words) • Leader of Russia up until 1917. (2 words) • Armored combat vehicle used for the first time in WWI. • The policy of keeping a large army and glorifying war. • The region of France that became a bloody stalemate. (2 words) • New weapon that caused choking, blindness, and death. (2 words) • ...
World War I 2022-11-17
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- part of the Treaty of Versailles in which Germany took responsibility for the war
- laws that enacted harsh penalties against anyone opposing US participation in World War I
- movement of many African Americans to northern cities from the South in early 1900s
- the space between armies fighting each other
- agency to improve efficiency in war-related industries
- truce agreement
- French premier (leader)
- British prime minister
- an international peace-keeping organization proposed by Wilson and founded in 1920
- having merchant ships travel in groups protected by warships
- young heir whose assassination triggered the war
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- law requiring men to register for military service
- payments made by defeated countries after a war
- Wilson's plan for world peace following World War I
- the name given to the American military force that fought in World War I
- head of the Committee on Public Information (CPI), the government's propaganda agency
- a devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation
- message proposing an alliance between Germany and Mexico
- the 1919 treaty that ended World War I
- one side in World War I: Great Britain, France, and Russia, later joined by the U.S.
- British passenger ship attacked and sunk by Germans
- building up armed forces to prepare for war
- a kind of biased communication designed to influence people's thoughts and actions
- one side in World War I: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
- a person who believes fighting is wrong and therefore does not want to serve in the military
- fighting between fortified ditches
26 Clues: truce agreement • British prime minister • French premier (leader) • fighting between fortified ditches • the 1919 treaty that ended World War I • building up armed forces to prepare for war • the space between armies fighting each other • payments made by defeated countries after a war • young heir whose assassination triggered the war • ...
Women Who dare 2025-04-01
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- Lawyer and former United States Representative
- Holocaust
- Nucleons
- Famous singer
- Slavery
- First Lady of the United States
- Nasa
- Number two on billboard 200 and three grammy nominations
- Plants
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- Bus, civil rights
- Pakistani Education Activist
- Civil Rights
- China World War 2
- Most Grammy nominations in a single year
- First to win Nobel Price in Arab world
- Australia Runner
- Tenis
- Barbadian singer
18 Clues: Nasa • Tenis • Plants • Slavery • Nucleons • Holocaust • Civil Rights • Famous singer • Australia Runner • Barbadian singer • Bus, civil rights • China World War 2 • Pakistani Education Activist • First Lady of the United States • First to win Nobel Price in Arab world • Most Grammy nominations in a single year • Lawyer and former United States Representative • ...
Resistance World War 2 2023-03-15
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- She was killed in a death camp and was Chaya's sister
- These are Jews who work for the Germans
- These are things that kept Jewish people captive
- These are Hitler's secret police
- These people fought back against the Nazis
- This is basically a labor camp
- Name of the main character
- The people who wanted the Jews to die
- This person is a Jewish person who turned on his people
- Where the story takes place
- He is one of Chaya's best friends
- These are the people Hitler wants to kill
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- He is the leader of the Nazis and wanted to kill all Jewish people
- What the book is all about
- The place where Jews go to die
- He is Chaya's Brother and she thought that he was dead
- Chaya is willing to die for this resistance group
- This is an important city because an uprising happened there
- This takes place in the final part of the book
- She becomes Chaya's best friend
- They are Hitler's army
21 Clues: They are Hitler's army • What the book is all about • Name of the main character • Where the story takes place • The place where Jews go to die • This is basically a labor camp • She becomes Chaya's best friend • These are Hitler's secret police • He is one of Chaya's best friends • The people who wanted the Jews to die • These are Jews who work for the Germans • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2013-10-30
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- A name for an army, nay and air force
- People in the armed forces wore this
- An attack by enemy aircraft
- When all the lights have to go out by law
- London's tube rail system
- People who were not in the armed forces
- Success over an enemy in war
- A person who has escaped from their own country because of War
- A loud warning sound
- A place that is controlled by an army or a group of people
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- A long narrow ditch in the ground
- Something worn over the face to prevent you breathing in poisonous gas
- When armed fighting takes place between 2 or more countries
- When you use physical force to try to defeat a person or a group of people
- Controlling the supply of food, clothes, petrol etc.
- Someone who is evacuated from a dangerous place
- Countries that fought together
- When an army used force to enter another country
- A person who is in an army and wears a uniform
- A country or armed forces of a country that is at war with another
20 Clues: A loud warning sound • London's tube rail system • An attack by enemy aircraft • Success over an enemy in war • Countries that fought together • A long narrow ditch in the ground • People in the armed forces wore this • A name for an army, nay and air force • People who were not in the armed forces • When all the lights have to go out by law • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2023-12-21
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- A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land
- A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day
- A buffer zone between Germany and many European countries
- The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima
- The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki
- Hostility to Jewish people
- A fierce battle fought by Canadians in one of Italy's only deep water ports
- A key river crossing through France, Belgium and the Netherlands
- A Canadian branch that specialises in aerial combat
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- A type of infantry unit that drops from the sky utilising parachutes
- A small, fast and manoeuvrable ship popularised by Canadians
- Lyon Mackenzie King Canada's prime minister throughout World War 2
- A type of imprisonment due to military or political reasons
- A mass evacuation from France by the allies in the early stages of the war
- Ammo and weapon ordnance, often created by able women in factories to help the war effort
- A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat
- A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China
- The capital of Nova Scotia, a key port for the Royal Canadian Navy
- A French port that was unsuccessfully attacked by Canadians
- An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943
20 Clues: Hostility to Jewish people • The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki • The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima • A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day • An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943 • A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China • A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat • A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2023-12-21
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- A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land
- A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day
- A buffer zone between Germany and many European countries
- The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima
- The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki
- Hostility to Jewish people
- A fierce battle fought by Canadians in one of Italy's only deep water ports
- A key river crossing through France, Belgium and the Netherlands
- A Canadian branch that specialises in aerial combat
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- A type of infantry unit that drops from the sky utilising parachutes
- A small, fast and manoeuvrable ship popularised by Canadians
- Lyon Mackenzie King Canada's prime minister throughout World War 2
- A type of imprisonment due to military or political reasons
- A mass evacuation from France by the allies in the early stages of the war
- Ammo and weapon ordnance, often created by able women in factories to help the war effort
- A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat
- A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China
- The capital of Nova Scotia, a key port for the Royal Canadian Navy
- A French port that was unsuccessfully attacked by Canadians
- An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943
20 Clues: Hostility to Jewish people • The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki • The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima • A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day • An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943 • A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China • A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat • A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2023-12-21
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- A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land
- A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day
- A buffer zone between Germany and many European countries
- The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima
- The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki
- Hostility to Jewish people
- A fierce battle fought by Canadians in one of Italy's only deep water ports
- A key river crossing through France, Belgium and the Netherlands
- A Canadian branch that specialises in aerial combat
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- A type of infantry unit that drops from the sky utilising parachutes
- A small, fast and manoeuvrable ship popularised by Canadians
- Lyon Mackenzie King Canada's prime minister throughout World War 2
- A type of imprisonment due to military or political reasons
- A mass evacuation from France by the allies in the early stages of the war
- Ammo and weapon ordnance, often created by able women in factories to help the war effort
- A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat
- A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China
- The capital of Nova Scotia, a key port for the Royal Canadian Navy
- A French port that was unsuccessfully attacked by Canadians
- An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943
20 Clues: Hostility to Jewish people • The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki • The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima • A beach stormed by Canadians on D-day • An Italian island invaded by the allies in 1943 • A previous British Colony in Asia bordering China • A Canadian branch that specialises in water combat • A massive joint amphibious assault onto French land • ...
World War 2 Review 2024-02-27
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- Leader of the Soviet Union During WW2
- He was selected to lead the American forces in Operation Overlord.
- On June 6, 1944 Eisenhower gave the order to begin this... the largest air-land and see mission in army history.
- The name for the suicide air attacks undergone by the Japanese.
- Prime Minister of Britain during WW2
- was perhaps the most heavily defended place on earth.
- Soldiers captured by the japanese were forced to walk miles without food or water to their imprisonment.
- this was the most significant achievement of the scientists works.
- One way to grow more food for Americans on the home front was to plant one of these.
- He became Vice President after FDR was elected to an unprecedented 4th term.
- This was the last ditch offensive effort by the Nazis.
- What was the name of the war plan that Britain and America came up with?
- establishing fixed allotments of goods deemed essential for the military.
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- the leader of the armed forces mobilization effort
- What was the operation name of the invasion of Axis controlled North AFrica?
- Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Western Europe.
- Commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific.
- This order required the removal of people of Japanese ancestry from California and parts of Washington, Oregon, and Arizona.
- At this meeting, Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt agreed to open up multiple front in Europe.
- had 55,000 soldiers and became the state’s fourth-largest city almost overnight.
- Another word for the confinement of the Japanese Americans.
- This office brought scientists into the war effort.
- The code name for research work that was done across the country.
- Leader of Italy during WW2
- Emperor of Japan during WW2
25 Clues: Leader of Italy during WW2 • Emperor of Japan during WW2 • Prime Minister of Britain during WW2 • Leader of the Soviet Union During WW2 • Commander of the Allied forces in the Pacific. • the leader of the armed forces mobilization effort • This office brought scientists into the war effort. • Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Western Europe. • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2025-03-07
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- German air force
- US, Britan, France made up this side.
- "Lightning War"
- Leader of Soviet Union
- One of the nuclear bomb sites
- Japanese bombed this location to prompt US involvement
- The second nuclear bomb site dropped
- Czech area with millions of Germans
- Famous British rescue battle mission, movie with same title.
- Nickname for D-Day Invasion
- ______________ Nations, developed to keep peace among nations.
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- __________ Trials, held against the Germans after the war
- Main enemey of the US in the Pacific Theatre
- Leader of Italy
- Big German loss in Soviet Union
- ______________ Project, Atomic Bombs.
- Main Axis Power of WW2
- Country invaded by Germany to start war in 1939
- ____________ Hopping, strategy of moving to small locations.
- Rome-Tokyo-Berlin, enemies of the US in WW2
- Country who surrendered to Germany
- Giving into demands of an aggressor in order to keep peace.
- Famous German General, "Desert Fox"
- Campaign of genocide by Germany against certain groups
- June 6, 1944
25 Clues: June 6, 1944 • Leader of Italy • "Lightning War" • German air force • Leader of Soviet Union • Main Axis Power of WW2 • Nickname for D-Day Invasion • One of the nuclear bomb sites • Big German loss in Soviet Union • Country who surrendered to Germany • Czech area with millions of Germans • Famous German General, "Desert Fox" • The second nuclear bomb site dropped • ...
World War 2 Crossword 2024-04-12
25 Clues: War • Plan • Tojo • Hitler • Harbor • Powers • Powers • Trials • Stalin • Airmen • Talkers • Project • / Issei • S Truman • Churchill • Holocaust • Conference • the Riveter • D Eisenhower • Lease program • Bill of Rights • Bracero Program • Delano Roosevelt • Phillip Randolph • Internment/Executive Order 9066
World War 2 Crossword 2024-04-16
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- Japanese suicide pilots
- war strategy used in the Pacific in an attempt to secure islands close enough to Japanese mainland to plan an invasion
- genocide of the Jews during WW2
- Hitler's policy implemented during WW2 for the mass extermination of Jews
- lightning war
- type of government that controls every aspect of citizen's lives, typically using fear and violence
- event that brought the United States out of isolationism when they declared war on Japan
- history's largest amphibious invasion on the beaches of Normandy, France
- President of the U.S. that made the decision to drop the atomic bombs
- nickname for the U-235 bomb dropped on Hiroshima
- Name of Stalin's concentration camps/prisoner of war camps in the Soviet Union
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- The U.S., Soviet Union, and Great Britain
- leader of the Soviet Union during WW2
- secret project where scientists began to develop an atomic bomb that would later be used on two cities in japan
- Prime Minister of Great Britain throughout most of WW2
- demilitarized zone that Hitler marched troops into before the war on the border of France and Germany
- Italy, Japan and Germany
- city in the Soviet Union where Hitler's army had its first major defeat
- The month in 1945 that two atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, ending WW2
- policy of giving in to demands of an enemy in order to keep the peace
- the U.S. state where the atomic bomb, The Trinity Device, was detonated
- the northwest part of Czechoslovakia that was demanded by Hitler in the Munich Conference
22 Clues: lightning war • Japanese suicide pilots • Italy, Japan and Germany • genocide of the Jews during WW2 • leader of the Soviet Union during WW2 • The U.S., Soviet Union, and Great Britain • nickname for the U-235 bomb dropped on Hiroshima • Prime Minister of Great Britain throughout most of WW2 • policy of giving in to demands of an enemy in order to keep the peace • ...
World War One (2) 2025-06-11
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- His assassination sparked the war in 1914
- Peace treaty that officially ended WWI in 1919
- Armoured vehicles first introduced in WWI
- The German emperor during World War I
- When entire societies mobilise all resources for war
- Alliance of Britain, France, and Russia
- The deadly area between opposing trench lines
- A chemical weapon that caused blisters and blindness
- British passenger ship sunk by a German U-boat in 1915
- Region of conflict between Germany/Austria and Russia
- U.S. plan for peace proposed at the end of the war
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- International organisation formed after WWI to promote peace
- Main theatre of war in Belgium and northern France
- Nickname for American soldiers in WWI
- U.S. president who led America into the war in 1917
- Defensive wire used to protect trenches
- Forcing citizens to serve in the military
- Site of a major Allied offensive with huge casualties in 1916
- Aerial battle between fighter planes
- German submarine used to disrupt Allied shipping
- Secret German proposal to Mexico intercepted by the Allies
- Used by governments to shape public opinion and boost morale
- Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
- Agreement that ended the fighting on 11 November 1918
- Psychological trauma experienced by soldiers
- Famous German flying ace Manfred von Richthofen
- One of the longest and bloodiest battles of the war, fought in 1916
- Weapon that changed battlefield tactics with rapid fire
- Deep ditches used for protection and combat on the front lines
- Limiting food and supplies to support the war effort
30 Clues: Aerial battle between fighter planes • Nickname for American soldiers in WWI • The German emperor during World War I • Defensive wire used to protect trenches • Alliance of Britain, France, and Russia • His assassination sparked the war in 1914 • Forcing citizens to serve in the military • Armoured vehicles first introduced in WWI • ...
World War 2 puzzle 2026-02-23
22 Clues: Two • War • USA • Axis • Bomb • Pearl • D-Day • World • Japan • Poland • Powers • Jewish • Hitler • Harbor • Stalin • Atomic • Allied • Germany • Nagasaki • Invasion • Hiroshima • Mussolini
World War 1 2023-05-30
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- Who got all the blame for World War 1.
- Which side won World War 1?
- What treaty was signed after World War 1?
- Where did the United States first land in World War 1.
- Who was the greatest hero of World War 1.
- An allied country that is an island.
- What country lost the most after World War 1.
- Which country surrendered first in World War 1.
- Who was the youngest soldier to die (15 years old).
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- Where was trench warfare used at?
- Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on?
- Whos assasinating started World War 1(last name)?
- What rapid fire guns was heavily used?
- The battle of __ was the first battle the Untied States joined.
- What were Great Britain, France, Italy, and the United States called?
15 Clues: Which side won World War 1? • Where was trench warfare used at? • An allied country that is an island. • Who got all the blame for World War 1. • What rapid fire guns was heavily used? • Who did Austria-Hungary declare war on? • What treaty was signed after World War 1? • Who was the greatest hero of World War 1. • What country lost the most after World War 1. • ...
