world Crossword Puzzles
World Geograpghy Puzzle 2022-09-02
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- This bird has a large nose
- this place is home of hot springs
- The biggest forest in south
- this place has the deepest canyons
- the most extended Mountains in SouthAmerica this place has 12 country
- bigger than the state of rhole island
- another word for garden
- this place has famous tablecloths
- this animal looks like cats but lives in jungles
- this is known as wolves muotains
- She joined the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1804
- this place has famous people
- Lewis had served as Thomas Jefferson's secretary
- the lowest point in North America
- the world's largest freshwater wetland
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- this place is home of the largest island
- He was an army officer (1792–96), serving in a number of engagements with Native Americans
- This river orginates peru
- this mouatians is located in eastern north america
- second-largest forest in South America, behind only the Amazon rainforest
- this animals scratch themselves in trees
- this place has the gateway arch
- the largest country in south america
- this river is the 3rd largest basin
- this desert is the dryest in the world
25 Clues: another word for garden • This river orginates peru • This bird has a large nose • The biggest forest in south • this place has famous people • this place has the gateway arch • this is known as wolves muotains • this place is home of hot springs • this place has famous tablecloths • the lowest point in North America • this place has the deepest canyons • ...
World Geography Vocab 2022-09-09
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- human achievement regarded collectively
- language which different to others
- making an area more urban
- the total value of goods and services
- people are paid by their abilities
- animals of a curtain area, habitat, ect
- reason to go or leave somewhere
- any one can be a member of state
- assimilation to a different culture
- value of goods produced during one year
- government by a dictator.
- group people of people of common background
- statistics like births, deaths ect
- the belief or worship of a god typically
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- things that a region can support
- rate at which people die
- how dense the population of an area is
- the number of live births per thousand
- people living together in a community
- government with a monarch at the head
- the wealth and resources of a county
- the plants of a particular type or group
- almost or entirely surrounded by land
23 Clues: rate at which people die • making an area more urban • government by a dictator. • reason to go or leave somewhere • things that a region can support • any one can be a member of state • language which different to others • people are paid by their abilities • statistics like births, deaths ect • assimilation to a different culture • the wealth and resources of a county • ...
World Religions Vocabulary 2022-09-22
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- Now known as Israel
- Pilgrimage to Mecca
- Angel that tells Muhammad to spread the word
- Action that affects the next line
- A messenger of god
- Religious duties
- Muslim god
- People who came from the middle-east
- The enlightened one
- A loyal follower of Jesus
- Fixed social class system
- Holy city of Islam
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- Was given the 10 commandments by god
- A small stone building which housed the statues of the gods and goddesses
- An ethnic group of people from the fertle crecent
- Scattering of people
- Followers who spread the word
- Holy book of Islam
- Effort in god's service
- Founder of Islam
- Muslim place of worship
- Soul/Individual spirit
- Muhammad's journey from Mecca to Medina
- Giving charity to the poor
- A Savior sent by god
25 Clues: Muslim god • Religious duties • Founder of Islam • Holy book of Islam • A messenger of god • Holy city of Islam • Now known as Israel • Pilgrimage to Mecca • The enlightened one • Scattering of people • A Savior sent by god • Soul/Individual spirit • Effort in god's service • Muslim place of worship • A loyal follower of Jesus • Fixed social class system • Giving charity to the poor • ...
World Languages Cognates 2022-09-01
20 Clues: isla • Haar • blau • enjin • débat • finir • Milch • Schule • vistar • nación • hoteru • Wasser • nerveux • karendaa • sutoorii • aeropuerto • dramatique • ambulancia • Britannique • aisukuriimu
Natural World-4 2022-06-06
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- n. a fine powder produced by flowers
- n. 糖水 a sweet liquid made from sugar and water, often used in cans of fruit
- n. A number of different kinds; diversity
- n. scientist who studies plants
- n. a person or animal that lives in or occupies a place
- n. 溶液A mixture that forms when one substance dissolves another.
- n. the tough material that covers the outside of a tree
- n. a chemical substance that kills harmful bacteria or viruses
- n. a sweet liquid produced by flowers
- n. scientist who studies animals
- n. 病菌 a very small organism that causes disease
- adj. native
- n. 木炭
- v. 分泌 Produce and release a substance from a cell or gland of the body for a functional purpose
- n. A long period of dry weather
- n. the existence of a wide variety of plant and animal species living in their natural environment
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- n. The change of a substance from a liquid to a gas
- v. stand up against; resist
- adj. absolutely necessary; extremely important; vital; significant; crucial
- adj. easily broken or damaged; vulnerable
- v. 获得,可接近,可利用
- adj. 可持续的
- n. act of reviving a person and returning them to consciousness
- v. to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly
- v. to thrive, to grow well
- v. 抵制, 抵消 to act in opposition to
- adj. worrying or disturbing; shocking, upsetting
- n. A living thing
28 Clues: n. 木炭 • adj. 可持续的 • adj. native • v. 获得,可接近,可利用 • n. A living thing • v. to thrive, to grow well • v. stand up against; resist • n. scientist who studies plants • n. A long period of dry weather • n. scientist who studies animals • v. 抵制, 抵消 to act in opposition to • n. a fine powder produced by flowers • n. a sweet liquid produced by flowers • n. A number of different kinds; diversity • ...
AP World crossword 2022-06-02
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- founder of the Islamic religion
- Nomadic Arab tribes
- His 95 Theses started the Protestant Reformation
- First Emperor of France
- an Islamic state or empire ruled by a religious and political leader
- title of the emperor of Russia
- Elite soldiers of the Ottoman Empire made up of Christian youths
- man-made waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea
- large pyramid temples of ancient Mesopotamia
- largest contiguous land empire in history
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- First British colony in North America
- Islamic holy site in Mecca
- This resulted in a more industrialized Japan
- social system based on class in India
- City also called the second Rome
- Japanese feudal military leaders
- King of England in the 16th century, famous for his six wives
- The last Chinese dynasty
- Chinese made ship used in the Han dynasty
- Chinese belief system that was first used by the Han dynasty
20 Clues: Nomadic Arab tribes • First Emperor of France • The last Chinese dynasty • Islamic holy site in Mecca • title of the emperor of Russia • founder of the Islamic religion • City also called the second Rome • Japanese feudal military leaders • First British colony in North America • social system based on class in India • Chinese made ship used in the Han dynasty • ...
AP World history 2023-09-15
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- Founder of the Islam religion
- What were skilled workers in china called?
- What goverment did japan practice that was simiulr to Europeans at the time
- What political structurwereere in inland africa
- what where people of jewish desecnt called?
- - religion that believes in being one with nature
- What african state is not at the same place as it was in 1200-1450
- - A society in which social standing is determined by the woman's side of the family
- - system where priests rule in the name of god
- What is the called when europeans went to the holy land?
- what where the people called that controled europe before 1200
- Religion proselytize Bhakti Movement.
- What was the “rebirth” of Europe
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- Seljuk Leader
- what language was developed by the indian ocean trade
- system Mandatory public service.
- What religion did korea adopt form china?
- City which was a center for trade
- - culture that originated in the Mississippi River Valley
- Enslaved people of Egypt
- - The largest earthen mound the Mississipians built
- what was a main source of government in europe.
- “Transformer” or “Shaker” of the earth.
- What was one of the main economic trades for china that was “blowing up”
- A state created through christanity
- What was chinas government?
- A male head of an africa network
- - conquer whose son started up the Incan empire
- Christian groups of soldiers from Europe
- a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.
30 Clues: Seljuk Leader • Enslaved people of Egypt • What was chinas government? • Founder of the Islam religion • system Mandatory public service. • A male head of an africa network • What was the “rebirth” of Europe • City which was a center for trade • A state created through christanity • Religion proselytize Bhakti Movement. • “Transformer” or “Shaker” of the earth. • ...
Around the World 2023-09-01
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- Country with the coldest inhabited town
- US state with Disney World and the Everglades
- Country known for its pyramids and the Nile River
- This country is known for Niagara Falls and maple syrup
- Largest country in Africa by population
- Country with world's tallest waterfall.
- Country known for its fjords and the invention of modern skiing
- The capital of Australia
- Largest country in Africa by area
- National bird of New Zealand. Also a fruit
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- This country has landmarks such as the Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa
- Country east of Germany and known for its pierogi (potato dumplings)
- European country known for flamenco dancing, tapas, and bull-fighting
- Machu Picchu is found in this country
- Mount Kilimanjaro is in this African country
- Country with the largest population in the world
- The earth's highest mountain is in this country
- Most of the Amazon Rainforest is in this country
- This language is spoken throughout the Middle East and northern Africa
- The 50th US state and a popular tourist destination for Japanese people
- Southeast Asia country with the capital Bangkok
21 Clues: The capital of Australia • Largest country in Africa by area • Machu Picchu is found in this country • Country with the coldest inhabited town • Largest country in Africa by population • Country with world's tallest waterfall. • National bird of New Zealand. Also a fruit • Mount Kilimanjaro is in this African country • US state with Disney World and the Everglades • ...
world history puzzle 2023-08-24
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- period from 500 to 1500
- someone from hungar who was a good horseman
- something charlemagne lead
- something where their power expands
- something used to unite Germanic kingdoms
- ruler of the Franks.
- person who wrote rules for nuns
- 1 someone who became the pope in 590
- a worldly power in politics
- A mounted horseman
- An old warrior that used boats
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- Someone who is a land owner
- the people who adapted christianity
- man who wrote rules for the monastaries
- emperor. someone the pope crowned
- where a monk lived.
- where a nun lived
- the people who fight for control from their father
- area of land
- the son who rules poorly
- Churchly kingdom
- people who invaded from the south
- political and economic system
23 Clues: area of land • Churchly kingdom • where a nun lived • A mounted horseman • where a monk lived. • ruler of the Franks. • period from 500 to 1500 • the son who rules poorly • something charlemagne lead • Someone who is a land owner • a worldly power in politics • political and economic system • An old warrior that used boats • person who wrote rules for nuns • ...
World War 1 2022-11-16
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- A war fought within one's country
- The person who wrote a book about a communism government
- A ruler who has total control over a country
- Once the dictator of Germany.
- When there isn't much of something
- A theory that says everything should be owned by the government not by the people
- Workers, soldiers, and peasants chosen by one's council
- Believed that Russia's royal family should be overthrown and that Russia should be a communist country
- Taxes on imported goods
- Friendship between two countries
- A country's army that sometimes fights other counties army
- Going through hard times
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- A government that is run by a dictator
- People who fight in their country's military
- A very good time fro the economy
- To pay money as a punishment
- Pride in ones country
- The that the great depression started
- The treaty that ended WW1
- A political movement in Germany
20 Clues: Pride in ones country • Taxes on imported goods • Going through hard times • The treaty that ended WW1 • To pay money as a punishment • Once the dictator of Germany. • A political movement in Germany • A very good time fro the economy • Friendship between two countries • A war fought within one's country • When there isn't much of something • The that the great depression started • ...
World War 1 2022-11-16
Across
- A war fought within one's country
- The person who wrote a book about a communism government
- A ruler who has total control over a country
- Once the dictator of Germany.
- When there isn't much of something
- A theory that says everything should be owned by the government not by the people
- Workers, soldiers, and peasants chosen by one's council
- Believed that Russia's royal family should be overthrown and that Russia should be a communist country
- Taxes on imported goods
- Friendship between two countries
- A country's army that sometimes fights other counties army
- Going through hard times
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- A government that is run by a dictator
- People who fight in their country's military
- A very good time fro the economy
- To pay money as a punishment
- Pride in ones country
- The that the great depression started
- The treaty that ended WW1
- A political movement in Germany
20 Clues: Pride in ones country • Taxes on imported goods • Going through hard times • The treaty that ended WW1 • To pay money as a punishment • Once the dictator of Germany. • A political movement in Germany • A very good time fro the economy • Friendship between two countries • A war fought within one's country • When there isn't much of something • The that the great depression started • ...
World War 1 2022-11-30
Across
- Central Powers
- Used for reconnaissance/spotting
- Used to combat trenches
- Weapon used that made it much more efficient but cooling to be an issue
- Would destroy the lungs by killing the soldier slowly and painfully
- Barbed wire entanglements
- Used to protect a soldiers face against posion gas
- Defended Serbia
- Allied Powers
- Battle that stopped German advance
- Payments for war damage
- Another word for submarine
- A small bomb
- Treaty negotiated with Germany
- Wanted control of the Dardenelle & Bosporus Straits
- Government that has total, complete control over all aspects of life
- Religon essentially eliminated
- Another word for WW1
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- Belief that a nation needs a large military
- Zeppelins first __________ used---spying
- War goal for Austria-Hungary
- All decisions made by the government
- The longest battle
- Replaced with communism over Stalin's Control
- first war that included the use of planes
- Artillery creates this
- Supported Austria
- A strong love for one's country
- treaties to defend one another in event of war-"balance of power"
- First full-scale offensive with the tank
- Designed to combat trench warfare
- Stalin eliminated millions of people he saw as threat to his power
- Policy of building up an empire
- Opinions expressed for the purpose of encouraging the actions of others
- "Big push" attack across river Somme by British
- A long narrow ditch
- Word for the total number of people killed
- Declared war on Serbia on July 28
38 Clues: A small bomb • Allied Powers • Central Powers • Defended Serbia • Supported Austria • The longest battle • A long narrow ditch • Another word for WW1 • Artillery creates this • Used to combat trenches • Payments for war damage • Barbed wire entanglements • Another word for submarine • War goal for Austria-Hungary • Treaty negotiated with Germany • Religon essentially eliminated • ...
World War I 2022-10-20
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- commander of the American Expeditionary Force (AEF)
- headed by Bernard Baruch and coordinated the production of war materials
- headed by George Creel tried to "sell" the war to the American people
- a strike that involves all
- branch of military that enlisted women in WWI (noncombat roles)
- the cost of food, clothing, shelter, and other essentials that people need to survive
- Wilson's peace plan that he thought would establish long lasting peace in Europe
- agreement between Germany and the Allies that brought the war to an official end and imposed harsh punishments on Germany
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- Message to German ambassador to Mexico that stated if Mexico became an ally of Germany in WWI, it would regain lost territories
- governor of Massachusetts during the Boston Police Strike
- headed the General Intelligence Division which eventually became the FBI
- Consisted of Russia, Great Britain, and France
- Assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand which ignited the start of WWI
- massive population movement of African Americans from the south to northern cities; changed American politics
- act made it illegal to speak against the war publicly
- in a community, not just workers in a particular industry
- to protect against German U-boats, American ships travelled in a large group called a
- The aggressive build-upon armed forces to intimidate and threaten other nations
- Consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- nationwide fear over the spreading power and influence of communism
- the space between opposing trenches
21 Clues: a strike that involves all • the space between opposing trenches • Consisted of Russia, Great Britain, and France • Consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy • commander of the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) • act made it illegal to speak against the war publicly • governor of Massachusetts during the Boston Police Strike • ...
World History vocab 2022-10-26
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- a male holding the highest hereditary title in the British and certain other peerages
- an object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest.
- the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code.
- (in a sport or game) a series of contests between a number of competitors, who compete for an overall prize.
- the action of buying and selling goods and services.
- system - a type of social and political system in which landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty
- a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- each of a series of medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries.
- an agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system to work on his lord's estate.
- a defensive wall of a castle or walled city, having a broad top with a walkway and typically a stone parapet.
- a bridge, especially one over a castle's moat, that is hinged at one end so that it may be raised to prevent people's crossing or to allow vessels to pass under it.
- a professional joker or “fool” at a medieval court, typically wearing a cap with bells on it and carrying a mock scepter.
- a member of a religious community of men typically living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
- the body of all people ordained for religious duties, especially in the Christian Church.
- someone or something having power, authority, or influence; a master or ruler.
- a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.
- belonging to a hereditary class with high social or political status; aristocratic.
- the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land for cultivation (chiefly in historical use or with reference to subsistence farming in poorer countries).
- have or retain possession of.
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- a person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially one dealing with foreign countries or supplying merchandise to a particular trade.
- the system by which coats of arms and other armorial bearings are devised, described, and regulated.
- a large country house with lands; the principal house of a landed estate.
- a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor
- an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service.
- a deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle, fort, or town, typically filled with water and intended as a defense against attack.
- the principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
- a holder of land by feudal tenure on conditions of homage and allegiance.
- the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a large building, typically of the medieval period, fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.
- (in the Middle Ages) a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor.
- the daughter of a monarch
- the son of a monarch.
- a member of a religious community of women, especially a cloistered one, living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
34 Clues: the son of a monarch. • the daughter of a monarch • have or retain possession of. • the action of buying and selling goods and services. • a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen. • a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor • an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service. • ...
World History vocab 2022-10-26
Across
- a male holding the highest hereditary title in the British and certain other peerages
- an object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest.
- the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code.
- (in a sport or game) a series of contests between a number of competitors, who compete for an overall prize.
- the action of buying and selling goods and services.
- system - a type of social and political system in which landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty
- a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- each of a series of medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries.
- an agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system to work on his lord's estate.
- a defensive wall of a castle or walled city, having a broad top with a walkway and typically a stone parapet.
- a bridge, especially one over a castle's moat, that is hinged at one end so that it may be raised to prevent people's crossing or to allow vessels to pass under it.
- a professional joker or “fool” at a medieval court, typically wearing a cap with bells on it and carrying a mock scepter.
- a member of a religious community of men typically living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
- the body of all people ordained for religious duties, especially in the Christian Church.
- someone or something having power, authority, or influence; a master or ruler.
- a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.
- belonging to a hereditary class with high social or political status; aristocratic.
- the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land for cultivation (chiefly in historical use or with reference to subsistence farming in poorer countries).
- have or retain possession of.
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- a person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially one dealing with foreign countries or supplying merchandise to a particular trade.
- the system by which coats of arms and other armorial bearings are devised, described, and regulated.
- a large country house with lands; the principal house of a landed estate.
- a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor
- an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service.
- a deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle, fort, or town, typically filled with water and intended as a defense against attack.
- the principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
- a holder of land by feudal tenure on conditions of homage and allegiance.
- the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a large building, typically of the medieval period, fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.
- (in the Middle Ages) a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor.
- the daughter of a monarch
- the son of a monarch.
- a member of a religious community of women, especially a cloistered one, living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
34 Clues: the son of a monarch. • the daughter of a monarch • have or retain possession of. • the action of buying and selling goods and services. • a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen. • a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor • an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service. • ...
World History Vocab 2022-10-26
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- a male holding the highest hereditary title in the British and certain other peerages
- an object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest.
- the medieval knightly system with its religious, moral, and social code.
- (in a sport or game) a series of contests between a number of competitors, who compete for an overall prize.
- - the action of buying and selling goods and services.
- system - a type of social and political system in which landholders provide land to tenants in exchange for their loyalty
- a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- each of a series of medieval military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries.
- an agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system to work on his lord's estate.
- a defensive wall of a castle or walled city, having a broad top with a walkway and typically a stone parapet.
- a bridge, especially one over a castle's moat, that is hinged at one end so that it may be raised to prevent people's crossing or to allow vessels to pass under it.
- a professional joker or “fool” at a medieval court, typically wearing a cap with bells on it and carrying a mock scepter.
- a member of a religious community of men typically living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
- the body of all people ordained for religious duties, especially in the Christian Church.
- someone or something having power, authority, or influence; a master or ruler.
- a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.
- belonging to a hereditary class with high social or political status; aristocratic.
- the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land for cultivation (chiefly in historical use or with reference to subsistence farming in poorer countries).
- have or retain possession of.
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- a person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially one dealing with foreign countries or supplying merchandise to a particular trade.
- the system by which coats of arms and other armorial bearings are devised, described, and regulated.
- a large country house with lands; the principal house of a landed estate.
- a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor
- an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service.
- a deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle, fort, or town, typically filled with water and intended as a defense against attack.
- the principal church of a diocese, with which the bishop is officially associated.
- a holder of land by feudal tenure on conditions of homage and allegiance.
- the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
- a large building, typically of the medieval period, fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.
- (in the Middle Ages) a man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor.
- the daughter of a monarch
- the son of a monarch.
- a member of a religious community of women, especially a cloistered one, living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
34 Clues: the son of a monarch. • the daughter of a monarch • have or retain possession of. • - the action of buying and selling goods and services. • a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen. • a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor • an estate of land, especially one held on condition of feudal service. • ...
World War I 2022-10-14
Across
- Massive population movement of African Americans
- Archduke of Austro-Hungary
- Woodrow Wilson's plan that he brought to the Parris Peace conference to preserve peace
- Consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
- Merchant Ships and troop transports gathered in groups
- Authorized the enlistment of women in the War
- General association of Nations was created to establish global cooperation and security
- Aggressive build-up of armed forces to intimidate and threaten other nations
- British passenger ship sunk by German submarines
- Truce or an agreement to stop fighting
- Established to coordinate the production of war materials
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- The space between opposing trenches
- Strike that involves all workers in a community
- Spying to acquire government information
- Boston Governor and called in the National Gaurd to stop riots
- Information designed to influence opinion
- Conscription system was created by Congress and Woodrow Wilson
- Treaty with Germany that resulted in the end of the war
- Consisted of Russia, Great Britain, and France
- A feeling of intense pride in one's homeland
20 Clues: Archduke of Austro-Hungary • The space between opposing trenches • Truce or an agreement to stop fighting • Spying to acquire government information • Information designed to influence opinion • A feeling of intense pride in one's homeland • Authorized the enlistment of women in the War • Consisted of Russia, Great Britain, and France • ...
World History Midterm 2022-12-06
Across
- Term often used to describe the siphoning of money from Europe to pay for the luxury products of the East
- Private trading company chartered by the English around 1600, mainly focused on India; it was given a monopoly on Indian Ocean trade, including the right to make war and to rule conquered peoples.
- The massive, interconnected web of commerce in premodern times between the lands that bordered the Indian Ocean; the network was transformed as Europeans entered it in the centuries following 1500. Indian Ocean ______ ______
- The Chinese philosophy first enunciated by Confucius, advocating the moral example of superiors as the key element of social order.
- The Chinese practice of tightly wrapping girls' feet to keep them small, prevalent in the Song dynasty and later; an emphasis on small size and delicacy was central to views of female beauty.
- Indian mystical and philosophical works written between 800 and 400 b.c.e.
- A global industry in which French, British, and Dutch traders exported fur from North America to Europe, using Native American labor and with great environmental cost to the Americas
- An academic center for research and translation of foreign texts that was established in Baghdad in 830 c.e. by the Abbasid caliph al-Mamun.
- The monotheistic religion developed in the Middle East by the Hebrews, emphasizing a sole personal god
- Major Islamic state centered on Anatolia that came to include the Balkans, parts of the Middle East, and much of North Africa; lasted in one form or another from the fourteenth to the early twentieth century.
- A term used to describe the routes of the trans-Saharan trade, which linked interior West Africa to the Mediterranean and North African world.
- The world's largest sea-based system of communication and exchange before 1500 c.e. Centered on India, it stretched from southern China to eastern Africa.
- A period of unusually cool temperatures from the thirteenth to nineteenth centuries
- A social system in which women have been made subordinate to men in the family and in society; often linked to the development of plow-based agriculture, intensive warfare, and private property.
- Nickname used in the early modern period for animal furs, highly valued for their warmth and as symbols of elite status.
- The standard Spanish silver coin used by merchants in North America, Europe, India, Russia, West Africa, and China.
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- A massive pandemic that swept through Eurasia in the early fourteenth century, spreading along the trade routes within and beyond the Mongol Empire and reaching the Middle East and Western Europe by 1347. Associated with a massive loss of life.
- The "way of the warrior," referring to the martial values of the Japanese samurai, including bravery, loyalty, and an emphasis on death over surrender.
- Great Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships in a series of voyages in the Indian Ocean that began in 1405.
- Form of imperial dominance based on control of trade through military power rather than on control of peoples or territories.
- The economic theory that governments served their countries' economic interests best by encouraging exports and accumulating bullion (precious metals such as silver and gold); helped fuel European colonialism.
- Spanish conquistador who led the expedition that con quered the Aztec Empire in modern Mexico.
- Imperial territories in which Europeans settled permanently in substantial numbers. Used in reference to the European empires in the Americas generally and particularly to the British colonies of North America.
- A term used to describe the mixed-race population of Spanish colonial societies in the Americas, most prominently the product of unions between Spanish men and Native American women.
- Land-based trade routes that linked many regions of Eurasia. They were named after the most famous product traded along these routes.
- A term used to describe the "holy wars" waged by Western Christendom, especially against the forces of Islam in the eastern Mediterranean from 1095 to 1291 and on the Iberian Peninsula into the fifteenth century.
- Introduced to North Africa and the Sahara in the early centuries of the Common Era, this animal made trans-Saharan commerce possible by 300 to 400 c.e.
- Private trading company chartered by the Netherlands around 1600, mainly focused on Indonesia; it was given a monopoly on Indian Ocean trade, including the right to make war and to rule conquered peoples.
- The global spread of African peoples via the slave trade.
- A fairly small-scale commerce in enslaved people that flourished especially from 1100 to 1400, exporting West African slaves across the Sahara for sale in Islamic North Africa.
- A religion based on the many beliefs, practices, sects, rituals, and philosophies in India; in the thinking of nineteenth-century Indian reformers, it was expressed as a distinctive tradition, an Indian religion wholly equivalent to Christianity.
- A societal grouping governed by a chief who typically relies on generosity, ritual status, or charisma rather than force to win obedience from the people.
- The enormous network of transatlantic communication, migration, trade, and the transfer of diseases, plants, and animals that began in the period of European exploration and colonization of the Americas.
- Term commonly used for people of mixed African and European blood.
- A Chinese philosophy / popular religion that advocates a simple and unpretentious way of living and alignment with the natural world, founded by the legendary figure Laozi.
- The small number of African women who were able to exercise power and accumulate wealth through marriage to European traders.
- A term that means "collection or gathering"; it refers to the Ottoman Empire's practice of removing young boys from their Christian subjects and training them for service in the civil administration or in the elite Janissary infantry corps.
- Birth name of the Mongol leader better known as Chinggis Khan (1162-1227), or "universal ruler," a name he acquired after unifying the Mongols.
- Grandson of Chinggis Khan who ruled China from 1271 to 1294.
- Term used to describe the devastating demographic impact of European-borne epidemic diseases on the Americas; in many cases, up to 90 percent of the pre-Columbian population died.
40 Clues: The global spread of African peoples via the slave trade. • Grandson of Chinggis Khan who ruled China from 1271 to 1294. • Term commonly used for people of mixed African and European blood. • Indian mystical and philosophical works written between 800 and 400 b.c.e. • A period of unusually cool temperatures from the thirteenth to nineteenth centuries • ...
World War 2 2022-05-31
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- Canada started building these small warships in the Battle of Atlantic to escort convoys across the ocean
- Who assured Parliament, and Quebec, that “So long as this government may be in power, no such measure [conscription] shall be enacted.” (4 words)
- right to vote in public
- The alliance that eventually included Canada, Britain, USA , France, and other commonwealth countries.
- The day Hong Kong fell to the Japanese is known as? (2 words)
- a tactic where soldiers create entrances into building or rooms by blasting or tunneling through walls (2 words)
- a person that is forced to leave their country to escape war
- rebellious young men who defied clothing restrictions (2 words)
- This politician was placed in a Canadian internment camp during WW2 for refusing to enlist for conscription and encouraged others to do the same (2 words)
- What did King use to help the conscription crisis that regarded the voting of the public.
- The ___ provided about half the escorts across the Atlantic. (abbreviated)
- issued to every person entitling the holder to receive only limited quantities of items such as sugar, coffee, tea, butter, preserves meat, and evaporated meat (2 words)
- Captured Canadians are known as? (abbreviated)
- provincial liquor boards rationed this type of liquid
- what did canadian citizens invest in to help the war effort (2 words)
- Women’s skirts were __ due to the waste-not-want-not regulation
- Georgian revolutionary who leads the Soviet Union (2 words)
- The day the allies took control over Europe (2 words)
- Where did Canadians land first during D-day (2 words)
- What did Canada practice in order to keep affairs outside their borders
- The act of sending a person back to their native country or land
- this gender was given the opportunity to join the armed force for the first time however, were not allowed to join combat roles.
- How many days after Britain declares war does Canada join.
- Established in 1942, helped coordinate wartime propaganda in Canada. (3 words)
- D-day is known as which operation (2 words)
- the plan that Canada agreed to host and run in December 1939 to train pilots and other flight personnel with British instructors (abbreviated)
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- discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people is known as?(2 words)
- Under which act that dated from the last war was the federal government given increased control over the economy and powers such as the right to restrict individual liberty. (3 words)
- Under the NRMA in June 1940, ____ allowed mandatory enlistment in the army to help with home defence.
- using all resources and infrastructures to focus on the war (2 words)
- What was created in 1942 that provided shore based jobs, wireless operators, coders, drivers, operational plotters for women (abbreviated)
- The leader of this political party argued against going to war. (abbreviated)
- Foreign women who married Canadian soldiers serving overseas and then immigrated to Canada after the war (2 words)
- The air force consisting of Canadian pilots that participated in Britain’s bomber command. (abbreviated)
- The Austrian-Hungarian born citizen who failed art class, fought in ww1 and eventually pursuited a German political career (2 words)
- The troops that dropped behind enemy lines to disrupt transportation and communication in the Normandy invasion
- Canada shows __ by not automatically declaring war following Britain’s declaration.
- What was created that was owned by the Canadian government that produced items private sectors could not. (2 words)
- Known as the “Minister of Everything”.
- this raid happened in 1942 where Canadian troops fought against Germany, canada suffered heavy losses. (2 words)
- This was made in March 1942, which helped with mobilization and the allocation of labour (3 words)
- The act that gave the government powers to take control over the nation’s resources and allow conscription for home defence. (abbreviated)
- misleading information that is spread among the public for the purpose of damaging an opposing cause or spread a point of view
- What month did Canada join the war
- Naval submarines the allied ships defended against (2 words)
- men who were conscripted through the national resources mobilization act who were forced into service against their will
- This ship, carrying 907 Jewish refugees, attempting to escape persecution was denied entry into Canada in 1939 (2 words)
- What was introduced in January 1942, to reduce hoarding and ensure food for everyone (2 words)
- Enemy soldiers and aliens were detained in this place.(2 words)
- The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan
50 Clues: right to vote in public • What month did Canada join the war • Known as the “Minister of Everything”. • D-day is known as which operation (2 words) • Captured Canadians are known as? (abbreviated) • The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan • provincial liquor boards rationed this type of liquid • The day the allies took control over Europe (2 words) • ...
World history project 2022-05-20
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- main character in christianty
- Built pyramids in Africa
- Lived in central American mountains
- press Allowed books to become not a high class only thing
- Most popular religion
- a country protected by water and tsunamis
- Very famous painting of a lady
- Place known for military and combat
- Signed Magna Carta
- killed his own son
- Known as a fearless battle leader
- the mainland fought over aka the holy land
- founder of islam
- Killed 2/3 of the population
- Lived in the hot rainforest
- Long war
- Religion exclusive to japan
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- Romeo and
- Christians defeat Muslims
- exported a lot of gold
- exported spices
- khan leader of the mongols
- exported alot of silk
- famous playwright
- Place known for having aristocrats and intelligence
- invented the printing press
- Ruled a majority of the world at one point
- tried to invade europe
- painted mona lisa
- Christian kingdom in Africa
30 Clues: Long war • Romeo and • exported spices • founder of islam • famous playwright • painted mona lisa • Signed Magna Carta • killed his own son • exported alot of silk • Most popular religion • exported a lot of gold • tried to invade europe • Built pyramids in Africa • Christians defeat Muslims • khan leader of the mongols • invented the printing press • Lived in the hot rainforest • ...
World war two 2022-05-20
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- american and japanese aircraft carriers and fighter planes clashed
- the british stopped the afrika korps in july
- the united states sent billions of dollars' worth of aid in the form of weapons, tanks, airplanes, etc
- the extermination of an entire group of people
- hitler's national socialist party
- hitler signed an alliance with mussolini forming this
- In los angeles in june 1943 groups of sailors attacked mexican americans wearing zoot suits
- In hawaii, japanese military leaders had already begun planning a large-scale attack to destroy the U.S naval fleet stationed here
- american, british, and canadian troops invaded france on june 6, 1944
- a political system in which the government controls every aspect of citizens' lives
- thus became a key turning point of the war
- gained complete control over italy,restored order to italy and improved the economy through public works project
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- purposely crashing piloted planes into enemy ships
- to oversee the conversion of factories to war production
- forced relocation and imprisonment
- mussolini's rule was based on this, a political system in which state or government is seen as more important than individuals
- began on june 4 1942, when japan started bombing the islands.
- britain and france, declared war on germany
- became dictator of the soviet union, he terriorized those he saw as political enemies
- a policy of avoiding war with an aggressive nation by giving in to its demands
20 Clues: hitler's national socialist party • forced relocation and imprisonment • thus became a key turning point of the war • britain and france, declared war on germany • the british stopped the afrika korps in july • the extermination of an entire group of people • purposely crashing piloted planes into enemy ships • hitler signed an alliance with mussolini forming this • ...
World War 1 2022-05-09
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- Who represented France at the Paris Peace Conference
- A defense tactic which involved soldiers fighting and defending in dug trenches
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomen Empire
- An association of countries that join together for protection or common goals
- President of the United States during World War I
- Who represented Great Britain at the Paris Peace Conference
- Woodrow Wilson’s plan for the post-war world was called the
- Banned after its use in WWI
- What did the Ottomen Empire become after WWI
- Main theme of 14 points
- The treaty to end World War I
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- How much did Germany have to pay in reparations
- Payments made to compensate for money spent fighting a war
- Germany’s plan to invade France by going through Belgium was known as the
- Agreement to stop fighting in a war
- Who represented Italy at the Paris Peace Conference
- Used for Airstrikes and supply drops
- Who fought Germany on the Western Front
- Who fought Germany on the Eastern Front
- Leader of Germany during WWI
- France,Great Britain,Russia
- “Powder keg of Europe”
- Whose assassination was the spark that ignited World War I?
- The ship whos sinking made the US join the War
- Which country switched sides halfway through the War
25 Clues: “Powder keg of Europe” • Main theme of 14 points • France,Great Britain,Russia • Banned after its use in WWI • Leader of Germany during WWI • The treaty to end World War I • Agreement to stop fighting in a war • Used for Airstrikes and supply drops • Who fought Germany on the Western Front • Who fought Germany on the Eastern Front • Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomen Empire • ...
World War 1 2022-05-24
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- pride in one’s country
- German policy to sink any ship, without warning
- Britain, France, Russia(left early), USA(joined late)
- International war where all of a country's resources are devoted to war
- Launched burning fuel
- Small projectile that is launched by hand or other and explodes
- In between both sides trenches where there are craters, bombs, and shootings
- the dissemination of facts to influence public opinion
- A country who has another territory under its influence in order to gain power
- Belief country should maintain a strong military
- Rifle with a blade fixed to the muzzle
- A.K.A. “Red Baron”
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey(Ottoman Empire)
- The war ends
- What country did Wilson’s 14 points come from?
- What year did Russia withdraw from the war?
- “The Great War” or “War to end all wars”
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- Note from German foregin secretary to Mexico
- Who had the idea of the League of Nations?
- Treaty negotiated with Germany
- Designed to combat trench warfare
- Government that has total control over all aspects of life
- an agreement that if one country is attacked the other country comes to defend
- Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, David Lloyd George, Vittorio Orlando
- a draw, or where both sides can no longer make progress
- First used by Germany, but used by all in war
- basically the linchpin of ww1 due to his assassination
- Used for bombing and spying, but easy to shoot down,
- Austria declared war on Serbia
- Which country did not wish to punish Germany after the war?
- A.K.A. Submarines
- Used for reconnaissance / spotting
- Spying, intimidation, and brutality
- Deep ditches to defend their positions
- Blisters internally and externally
- 600-1000 rounds per minute
- Year the war ended
- Battle of Verdun
- What year did WW1 start?
- What year did the Lusitania sink?
40 Clues: The war ends • Battle of Verdun • A.K.A. Submarines • A.K.A. “Red Baron” • Year the war ended • Launched burning fuel • pride in one’s country • What year did WW1 start? • 600-1000 rounds per minute • Treaty negotiated with Germany • Austria declared war on Serbia • Designed to combat trench warfare • What year did the Lusitania sink? • Used for reconnaissance / spotting • ...
Walt Disney World 2022-05-06
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- What sort of house is 6 stories high
- Where can you see the Great Wall of
- What sort of fun can you have with
- Whose flight of passage is it
- On whose adventure do you nearly get
- Who can you meet in the UK
- What do you dodge in the cursed cavern
- New show at EPCOT
- How many hitchhikers are there
- Which Prince has a carousel
- Who is at the Town Square Theatre
- Who is the comedy club host
- have
- figures
- Where are the dummies?
- and Minnie in Hollywood Studios
- Who sings on Main Street
- What time of day do you drop into the
- What sort of carpet flies high
- Who can you meet in Mexico
- Where do you get pulled into a wormhole
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- Guardians of the Galaxy ride
- What sort of railway do Mickey and
- Where do you have a crew of 4
- Where do you board a XP-37 star cruiser
- Which theatre has the Country Bear
- What river rapids can you raft down
- Whose ride has springy coils
- What statues sing
- Name of the jungle trek in Animal
- On whose adventure can you see 35 audio
- Where do you fire eggs
- What do the smugglers do
- What is 47 feet tall and has a steam
- Which dinosaur has a spin in Animal
- Who do you journey into imagination with
- Dr Honeydew and ? set off a chain of
37 Clues: have • figures • New show at EPCOT • What statues sing • Where do you fire eggs • Where are the dummies? • What do the smugglers do • Who sings on Main Street • Who can you meet in the UK • Who can you meet in Mexico • Which Prince has a carousel • Who is the comedy club host • Guardians of the Galaxy ride • Whose ride has springy coils • Where do you have a crew of 4 • ...
World History Final 2022-05-25
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- German for "night of broken glass", signified the beginning of the Holocaust
- the growth in the number of people living in cities
- the process of developing machine production of goods
- military strategy that involved selectively attacking specific islands
- war between the US and Russia that was never actually fought in physical battles, it was more of a battle between capitalism and communism
- alliance consisting of Germany, Italy, and Japan
- Marx's term for the exploited class, the mass of workers who do not own the means of production
- a strong sense of pride and devotion to one's country
- a genocidal plan executed by Hitler that called for the elimination of Jews
- policy of making concessions to an aggressor to avoid war, this was adopted by Great Britain in the early days of WW2
- and the US
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- German for "lightning war", it was the military strategy used by Germany to swiftly defeat their enemies
- alliance consisting of Great Britain, France,
- political theory stating that property should be owned by the government until society is ready to transition into communism
- US military base in Hawaii that was attacked by Japan, which brought the US into WW2
- type of warfare that involved digging trenches across Europe and usually ended in a fiery stalemate
- the building up of a country's military to protect its national interests
- political theory stating that property should be owned privately for profit
- German for "living space", it was Hitler's justification for expanding into Europe
- political theory stating that all property should be publicly owned
20 Clues: and the US • alliance consisting of Great Britain, France, • alliance consisting of Germany, Italy, and Japan • the growth in the number of people living in cities • the process of developing machine production of goods • a strong sense of pride and devotion to one's country • political theory stating that all property should be publicly owned • ...
World War I 2022-05-04
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- Event that happened on November 11 at 11am to end the fighting during the war
- Wilson Name of the president of the US during the First World War
- The taking over of other lands, usually in less industrially developed areas by stronger countries for the natural and human resources
- Flu Name of the global pandemic that infected 500 million and killed as many as 50 million
- Crisis Event when Austria-Hungary took the Balkans, a part of the Ottoman Empire, which had been weakening for decades
- Belief in the superiority of one's own nation over others; actions taken for the success of one country at the expense of another
- War A war that draws on all of society's military, economic, and civilian resources
- Treaty of _______________; ended the first world war officially, punishing Germany for the entire war
- Republic Name of the new German government following the removal of the Kaiser in 1918
- Fight to take back a French fort system; not a meaningful victory
- Check Policy Name of the agreement between Germany and Austria-Hungary where Germany promised to help with whatever, whenever, against whomever.
- New class of battleship made my the British during an arms race with Germany
- Scary new weapons that Germans used'
- Austria-Hungary issued an _____________ to Serbia
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- Countries competing to build the biggest strongest military; included the belief that some conflict was good
- Name of the Russian revolution of 1918
- Type of warfare the Germans turned to in 1916; goal was to win by wearing down the enemy to the point of collapse through losses in their economy and morale
- Franz ___________; name of the Austro-Hungarian heir that was assassinated
- belief that progress is good and that humanity must continue to ask questions for the betterment of human kind
- Name of the passenger ship that was sunk by the German submarines, earning them a warning from the United States
- Name of the new Russian government that signed a treaty with Germany in 1918
- Hand Group that was responsible for assassinating the heir of the Austro-Hungarian throne
- Name of the alliance group that was made up of Germany, Italy, and Austria Hungary (Triple _______________)
- Plan Name of the Germany plan that cut through a neutral country to get to France
- The only naval battle of the entire war in which both sides had battleships
- Winter Name given to the winter of 1916-1917 in Germany in which the civilians were starving
- Genocide Mass extermination of the Armenians carried out by the Ottoman Empire from 1915 to 1923
- First use of tanks; joint British and French offensive between July and November 1916
- ditches dug for troops to take cover in
- First World War was the first ______ war due to the involvement of scientists and physicists in the development of weapons and other war technology
- name of the german submarines
- Name of the neutral country that Germany cut through to get to France
- What Defense of the Realm Act is abbreviated to
- Germany sent the Zimmerman Telegraph to _______ in an attempt to keep the US out of the war
- Name of the alliance group that was made up of Britain, France, Russia, and the United States (Triple ________________)
35 Clues: name of the german submarines • Scary new weapons that Germans used' • Name of the Russian revolution of 1918 • ditches dug for troops to take cover in • What Defense of the Realm Act is abbreviated to • Austria-Hungary issued an _____________ to Serbia • Wilson Name of the president of the US during the First World War • ...
AP World History 2023-05-23
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- Secret French enlightenment writer of civil liberties
- Last name of the French philosopher who believed in deduction
- Justification behind Louis XIV's rule through God
- Founder of the Ottoman Empire
- Enemies of the Catholic Crown in St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
- Civil war in France during the 17th century as a result of increased taxes from war expenditure: The ____
- Philosopher of philosopher kings
- The classification of a person who has 1 African parent and 1 Spanish parent in the Latin American Casta System
- Last name of the enlightenment economist who wrote The Wealth of Nations
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- Period where great intellectual,philosophical, and religious systems that came to shape society emerged
- Class of priests, teachers, and adminstrators in the Caste System
- French constructed canal in Egypt
- The only successful slave revolution in world history: The ___ Revolution
- Chinese slave rebellion during the 19th century: The ____ Rebellion
- Governments led by military leaders formed during the 19th and 20th centuries of Latin America
- System of alliance for the allies during WWI: Triple ___
- Name for effortless action in Daoism
- Mystical approach to Islam
- Political center of the Umayyad Caliphate
- Arguably the first ever monotheistic religion
20 Clues: Mystical approach to Islam • Founder of the Ottoman Empire • Philosopher of philosopher kings • French constructed canal in Egypt • Name for effortless action in Daoism • Political center of the Umayyad Caliphate • Arguably the first ever monotheistic religion • Justification behind Louis XIV's rule through God • Secret French enlightenment writer of civil liberties • ...
AP World History 2023-05-18
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- Famous Muslim explorer
- The dominant social system in medieval Europe
- Food that China thrive
- This person led India to independence through nonviolence
- The successor of the League of Nations
- Responsible for the end of the Japanese isolation era
- Greatest Mughal ruler
- The age of new thinking that was after the Renaissance/reason over tradition
- The movement of resources from the old and new worlds between each other
- Economic Enlightenment idea created by Adam Smith
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- The empire that around 600 years which ended when they lost WWI
- Started the Protestant movement
- The conference that began the imperial era over Africa
- Founder of the Mongol Empire
- Economic/Cultural/Religious City of Mali
- The alliance that fought against the Soviets during the cold war
- Name for wars that were prevalent during cold war between communists and freedom
- Where the only ever slave rebellion was successful
- Revolutionary military commander that lead multiple nations to Independence
- Test given to any Chinese that wanted to work in the government
20 Clues: Greatest Mughal ruler • Famous Muslim explorer • Food that China thrive • Founder of the Mongol Empire • Started the Protestant movement • The successor of the League of Nations • Economic/Cultural/Religious City of Mali • The dominant social system in medieval Europe • Economic Enlightenment idea created by Adam Smith • Where the only ever slave rebellion was successful • ...
World War 2 2023-05-04
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- (WWII) France, Britain, US, USSR
- British invention which gave prior warning of German attack, gave an advantage.
- City in Japan, was the first to be destroyed by an atomic bomb, on August 6, 1945. The bombing hastened the end of World War II.
- Japanese suicide pilots used in WW2
- living space in German; want Hitler wanted from the East
- port in France from which 300,000 Allied troops were evacuated when their retreat by land was cut off by the German advance in 1940
- site of a massacre in 1937 killing of 300,000 or more Chinese citizens by Japanese soldiers.
- "Lighting war", a type of fast-moving warfare used by German forces against Poland in 1939
- Invasion of this nation by Hitler led to the Allies declaring war on Germany
- an area in western Czechoslovakia that was wanted by Hitler; many Germans lived there
- Accepting demands in order to avoid conflict; What GB and FR did to Hitler
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- Decisive battle in the German invasion of Russia, the Germans were surrounded and systemically destroyed
- Base in Hawaii was bombed by Japan on December 7, 1941, which angered America to enter the war.
- ________ Powers Alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II.
- organization formed after WW2 that replaced the League of Nations
- ______ Act allowed sales or loans of war materials to any country whose defense the president deems vital to the defense of the U.S
- A military strategy used during World War II that involved selectively attacking specific enemy-held islands to reach Japan
- Japanese city in which the second atomic bomb was dropped (August 9, 1945).
- A ban on trade
- Invasion June 6, 1944; Allied invasion of France
20 Clues: A ban on trade • (WWII) France, Britain, US, USSR • Japanese suicide pilots used in WW2 • Invasion June 6, 1944; Allied invasion of France • living space in German; want Hitler wanted from the East • organization formed after WW2 that replaced the League of Nations • ________ Powers Alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II. • ...
World History Vocabulary 2023-05-11
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- Faire: the idea that government should not interfere with or regulate industries and businesses
- of Production: the resources - including land, labor, and capital - that are needed to produce goods and services
- an economic system in which the factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all
- Revolution: the shift, beginning in England during the 18th century, from making goods by hand to making them by machine
- rich, middle class, owners
- Marx: poor German journalist who co-authored "The Communist Manifesto," believed that workers will overthrow owners, that classes were the root cause of conflict, supported COMMUNISM
- a person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of business
- a large building in which machinery is used to manufacture goods
- an economic system based on private ownership and on the investment of money in business ventures in order to make a profit
- Jenne: created first vaccine for smallpox
- an economic system in which all means of production - land, mines, factories, railroads, and businesses - are owned by the people, private property does not exist, and all goods and services are shared equally
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- one of the fenced-in or hedged-in fields created by wealthy British landowners on land that was formerly worked by village farmers
- Class: a social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, businesspeople, and wealthy farmers
- Hargreaves: created spinning jenny, 8 threads at a time
- an association of workers, formed to bargain for better working conditions and higher wages
- certain rights of ownership that entrepreneurs sold
- Watt: steam engine inventor: faster, more efficient, less fuel used
- Rotation: the system of growing a different crop in a field each year to preserve the fertility of the land
- the development of industries for the machine production of goods
- poor, working class, peasants
- the theory, proposed by Jeremy Bentham in the late 1700s, that government actions are useful only if they promote the greatest good for the greatest number of people
- a business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not personally responsible for its debts
- to refuse to work in order to force an employer to meet certain demands
- Smith: professor at University of Glascow, Scotland, who defended free economy/laissez faire/capitalism
- the growth of cities and the migration of people to them
25 Clues: rich, middle class, owners • poor, working class, peasants • Jenne: created first vaccine for smallpox • certain rights of ownership that entrepreneurs sold • the growth of cities and the migration of people to them • Hargreaves: created spinning jenny, 8 threads at a time • a large building in which machinery is used to manufacture goods • ...
Around The World 2023-06-02
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- THE CAPITAL CITY IS LONDON
- BERN IS THE CAPITAL CITY OF THIS PLACE
- CRISTIANO ROLANDO COMES FROM THIS COUNTRY
- THE GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA CAN BE SEEN HERE
- WHERE YOU WLL FIND THE AMAZON
- THE CAPITAL CITY OF THIS COUNTRY IS BERLIN
- THEY WON THE 2022 WORLD CUP
- BEST KNOWN FOR FAST FOOD LIKE BURGER KING AND MCDONALDS AND STARBUCKS
- YOU'LL FIND KOALA'S, KANGAROO'S AND WOMBATS HERE
- SUSHI COMES FROM THIS PLACE
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- HOME TO THE WOLRDS TALLEST BULDING
- HOME TO THE GREAT WALL
- NEXT TO GUANGZHOU
- FAMOUS FOR THE SONG WAKA WAKA
- COUNTRY WITH THE ANCIENT CITY OF ATHENS
- THE WINTERS ARE ETXREMELY COLD AND IT SNOWS A LOT
- FAMOUS FOR THE TAJ MAHAL AND BOLLYWOOD MOVIES
- MADRID IS THE CAPITAL CITY
- FAMOUS FOR THE EIFFEL TOWER
- BIRTHPLACE OF PIZZA AND PASTA
20 Clues: NEXT TO GUANGZHOU • HOME TO THE GREAT WALL • THE CAPITAL CITY IS LONDON • MADRID IS THE CAPITAL CITY • THEY WON THE 2022 WORLD CUP • FAMOUS FOR THE EIFFEL TOWER • SUSHI COMES FROM THIS PLACE • FAMOUS FOR THE SONG WAKA WAKA • WHERE YOU WLL FIND THE AMAZON • BIRTHPLACE OF PIZZA AND PASTA • HOME TO THE WOLRDS TALLEST BULDING • BERN IS THE CAPITAL CITY OF THIS PLACE • ...
Ancient World History 2023-09-29
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- skeleton found by Donald Johanson
- large stones used to build monuments
- when humans migrated around the world
- someone who works with their hands to create something
- Society where the men and women are viewed as equal
- archeologist who found the oldest footprint that we have discovered
- The study of humanity
- split the work between men and women
- ancient city in Turkey 7000 b.c.e
- way of hunting shared by men and women
- first known hominid with a brain 1/3 of ours
- time before written records
- changing wild animals or plants to make them useful
- the shift from hunting and gathering to farming
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- when culture is adapted by others
- Human like creature who walks upright on 2 legs
- the new stone age
- the land bridge connecting asia and america
- age that started 200,000 BCE
- "wise man", migrated around the world, modern humans
- the influence and authority, dependant on gender
- When you are a wanderer and you follow your food
- things used by people is the past
- the third hominid we know, used tools, controlled fire, and migrated out of africa where the hominids originated
- man discovered in 1991 preserved in Italy
- A cave in France with cave paintings from the stone age
- the science of fossils
- the second hominid we know, means handy man
28 Clues: the new stone age • The study of humanity • the science of fossils • time before written records • age that started 200,000 BCE • when culture is adapted by others • skeleton found by Donald Johanson • things used by people is the past • ancient city in Turkey 7000 b.c.e • large stones used to build monuments • split the work between men and women • ...
Lily Natural World 2023-10-10
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- stream a strong ocean current that brings warm water
- organic component of soil formed by the decomposition of leaves and other plants
- resources a resource that earth replaces naturally
- group of plants and animals that depend on another for survival and the environment in which they live in.
- the spread of the desert like conditions.
- high latitude region that receives little precipitation
- forming or belonging of a continent
- fuel nonrenewable resource that formed from the remains of ancient plant and animals
- the place where a plant of animal lives
- the distance north or south earths equator
- currents large streams of surface seawater that move heat around earth
- a species that died out
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- types a long term pattern of weather
- a seasonal wind that brings either dry or moist air
- front a transition zone between two different air masses at earths service
- water that falls to earths surface as rain snow sleet or hail
- permanently frozen layers of soil
- resource any material in nature that people use and value
- what the climate feels like around you
- the height of an object or point in the relation to see level
20 Clues: a species that died out • permanently frozen layers of soil • forming or belonging of a continent • types a long term pattern of weather • what the climate feels like around you • the place where a plant of animal lives • the spread of the desert like conditions. • the distance north or south earths equator • resources a resource that earth replaces naturally • ...
dandys world :D 2025-03-10
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- strawberry
- theatre mask toon
- shrimp that hates everything
- tissue box toon
- other beginner toon. music box
- tv head
- magnifying glass. detective
- rainbow flower
- butterfly toon
- shell girl
- craft toon. scraps brother
- slay mirror. JOYRIDE
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- ghost toon
- 8 year old child. 8 ball
- fish bowl who loves puns
- another craft toon. goobs sister
- space guy
- red Gachapon
- tea cup. elegent
- one of the beginner toons. bubble
- lamp who loves to read
- balloon toon
- sprouts best friend.
- dandys dog
24 Clues: tv head • space guy • ghost toon • strawberry • dandys dog • shell girl • red Gachapon • balloon toon • rainbow flower • butterfly toon • tissue box toon • tea cup. elegent • theatre mask toon • sprouts best friend. • slay mirror. JOYRIDE • lamp who loves to read • 8 year old child. 8 ball • fish bowl who loves puns • craft toon. scraps brother • magnifying glass. detective • shrimp that hates everything • ...
World War I 2025-03-17
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- Used for surveillance of the opposition in WWI.
- Resource the Alsace-Lorraine region was plentiful in.
- Nickname given to US, France, Britain, and Italy.
- The Brest-Litovsk Treaty ended the war between Germany and who?
- Name of the deadliest battle in all of WWI.
- Information used to promote/damage a cause.
- The rulers of Britain, Germany and Russia were all this relation.
- Last name of the assassin from Serbia.
- Man who controlled most of Germany's affairs prior to 1890.
- Kind of gas used by the Germans in WWI.
- Situation where either side isn't winning.
- Country that joined WWI simply because they were friends with Britain.
- First country to surrender at the end of the War.
- number of points in the proposed peace plan for WWI.
- Invention created to cross land, trenches and barbed wire.
- African country the Germans pretended interest in to rile up France and Britain.
- Continent the British and the French owned a vast majority of.
- A Treaty or agreement.
- Wilfred Owen compared WWI to these.
- To give up the throne.
- Amount (in the hundreds) a machine gun could fire.
- Extreme pride in ones homeland.
- Name of the Treaty that ended WWI.
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- Which country was the most industrialized going into WWI?
- Name given to Britain, France and Russia pre-WWI.
- Britain had the largest of these going into WWI.
- Country the Germans would go through according to the Schlieffen Plan.
- Location of the peace conference to settle differences with Germany.
- Countries of A-H, Germany, Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria that made up these powers.
- The draft.
- A fixed amount given to each person
- Country the heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne was assassinated.
- The area between trenches.
- The Alsace-Lorraine region was taken from this country by Germany.
- Payment for damages.
- Country who declared war first in WWI.
- Passenger ship sunk by the Germans that angered Americans.
- Economic state most European countries were in at the end of WWI.
- Ranking of Germany in power pre-WWI.
- A country decides its allegiances & government
- The Zimmerman Telegram went to which country from Germany.
- Countries of Russia, Italy, Serbia, Britain and France made up these powers.
- Which country received full blame for WWI?
- City in which the heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne was assassinated.
- American President during WWI.
- Country who considered themselves the "big brother" of the countries in the Balkans.
- Last name of the heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne.
- Month of Armistice Day.
48 Clues: The draft. • Payment for damages. • A Treaty or agreement. • To give up the throne. • Month of Armistice Day. • The area between trenches. • American President during WWI. • Extreme pride in ones homeland. • Name of the Treaty that ended WWI. • A fixed amount given to each person • Wilfred Owen compared WWI to these. • Ranking of Germany in power pre-WWI. • ...
World War I 2025-03-11
Across
- a formal agreement between people or nations to help one another
- the control of foreign lands by stronger states
- an international organization to maintain peace
- a radical socialist group led by Vladmir Lenin
- US president that wanted to ensure peace without humiliating the defeated Central Powers
- situation with no chance for progress
- Germany and Austria-Hungary
- spreading of ideas to promote or to harm a cause
- a policy of aggressive military build up
- forced Germany to accept blame, pay reparations, and limit the size of their military
- used to attack ships at sea
- Austrian archduke killed on June 28, 1914
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- Russia, France, Serbia, and Great Britain
- feeling of unity as a nation
- rapid fire weapon that could fire many bullets at once
- most feared new weapon that blinded and choked its victims
- not aligned with either side
- fighting in trenches
- joined the Allied Powers in April 1917
- payment for war damages
20 Clues: fighting in trenches • payment for war damages • Germany and Austria-Hungary • used to attack ships at sea • feeling of unity as a nation • not aligned with either side • situation with no chance for progress • joined the Allied Powers in April 1917 • a policy of aggressive military build up • Russia, France, Serbia, and Great Britain • Austrian archduke killed on June 28, 1914 • ...
World of Work 2025-03-20
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- The system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and bought in a country or region.
- A type of job that requires special training or skill, often one that is respected in society.
- A building or group of buildings where goods are made using machines.
- The time during which a person is expected to be at work. (2 words)
- A room, set of rooms, or building where people work, usually doing business or administrative tasks.
- A person responsible for controlling or administering an organization or a company.
- The state of not having a job, especially when actively looking for one.
- Money that individuals and businesses must pay to the government.
- The time when a person stops working permanently, usually due to age.
- The ability to be a leader or the group of people who are in charge of an organization.
- A notice or announcement promoting a product, service, or job.
- A period of work experience, often unpaid, for students or young professionals to gain practical skills.
- The amount of work that a person has to do.
- An organized association of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests.
- A period of time that a person works, usually as part of a set schedule.
- A written record of a person’s education, qualifications, and work experience used to apply for jobs. (abbreviation)
- A period of time in which a person learns a trade or skill by working under supervision.
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- A formal meeting where a candidate is asked questions to determine their suitability for a job. (2 words)
- A person that you work with.
- Time worked beyond normal working hours, often paid at a higher rate.
- A set of questions designed to collect information about people’s opinions or behaviors.
- A person or company that pays people to work for them.
- A person who is paid to work for somebody.
- A legally binding agreement between an employer and an employee regarding work conditions.
- A division of a large organization such as a government, university, or business, dealing with a specific area of activity.
- An academic qualification awarded by a university or college after completing a course of study.
- The act of raising someone to a higher position or rank.
- To give someone a job; to employ someone.
- The money that a person earns from work, investments, etc.
- A formal request for something, such as a job or a place in a school or university.
- A fixed amount of money paid to an employee, usually monthly, for their work.
- Work, especially physical work
- The act of ending a worker's employment, often because there is not enough work.
- An amount of money paid for a particular service or privilege.
- The detailed study of a subject in order to discover new facts or understand it better.
- A person who is learning a job by working under the supervision of an experienced worker.
- Money paid to a worker, usually based on hours worked or tasks completed.
- The people who work for a particular company or organization.
38 Clues: A person that you work with. • Work, especially physical work • To give someone a job; to employ someone. • A person who is paid to work for somebody. • The amount of work that a person has to do. • A person or company that pays people to work for them. • The act of raising someone to a higher position or rank. • ...
World War II 2025-03-20
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- Nations internation organization
- the "Night of Broken Glass"
- Mussolini a veteran of the war
- Stalin Soviet dictator
- "lightning war"
- a system in which the government controls all areas of peoples lives
- a political system
- camp a type of prison camp
- created a secret police
- crime wiolation of the laws
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- MacArthur supreme commander
- bomb a nuclear weapon
- Solution shipping Jews to killing centers
- Powers war declared in response Germany invading Poland
- hostility and discrimination agains the Jews people
- Churchill British Prime Minister
- the deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group of people
- Powers the align with Italy and Japan
- Hitler German army veteran
- government-sponsored murder of millions of Jews
- a policy created to increase farmer's output
- Hirohito took the throne of Japan in 1926
- Trials a war crime trial
- a German political party renamed by Hitler
- district in which Jews were isolated
25 Clues: "lightning war" • a political system • created a secret police • camp a type of prison camp • Trials a war crime trial • the "Night of Broken Glass" • Stalin Soviet dictator • MacArthur supreme commander • bomb a nuclear weapon • Mussolini a veteran of the war • Hitler German army veteran • Churchill British Prime Minister • ...
Color Your World 2025-03-21
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- deep red, also a region of France
- an intense, deep, or bright color
- a mixture of a color with black
- red, yellow, and blue are _______ colors
- greenish-blue, of Greek origin
- yellowish-brown, also a model of Toyota
- dark, earthy brown
- used to describe something with patches of different colors, frequently used to describe plants
- a blue often used to describe the sky
- metallic reddish brown
- deep green, also a gemstone
- deep purple, also a vegetable
- gray/brown, comes from the French word for 'mole'
- colors that do not go well together are said to be ___________
- vibrant reddish-orange, also a city in Ohio
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- vibrant greenish-yellow
- warm orange, also a fruit
- metallic gray
- bluish-purple, also a flower
- orange, green, and purple are _________ colors
- purplish red, complimentary to green
- blue/green shade named after a mineral often used in jewelry
- French word for pale purple
- a substance used to color other materials
- bright yellow, also a bird and a group of islands
- a blue often used to describe a sea
- colors that go well together are said to be ___________
- metallic yellow
- a mixture of a color with white
29 Clues: metallic gray • metallic yellow • dark, earthy brown • metallic reddish brown • vibrant greenish-yellow • warm orange, also a fruit • French word for pale purple • deep green, also a gemstone • bluish-purple, also a flower • deep purple, also a vegetable • greenish-blue, of Greek origin • a mixture of a color with black • a mixture of a color with white • ...
World War 2 2025-02-11
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- leads government of France in exile in Britain when Nazis take over france
- cutting down goods for everyone
- secret pact Hitler and Stalin agreed not to attack one another for 100 years
- fascist leader of Italy
- when Britain and France allowed Hitler to invade Sudetenland hoping that it would avoid warfare
- governments which have total, firm and complete control of their citizens
- america could lease supplies to any nation considered vital to the defense of the United States
- Germans were far superior and needed more room to spread out and live
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- was appointed prime minister under Emperor Hirohito
- emphasizes nationalism over everything and violence isn't a bad thing
- technique of continuous bombing by air, tank, and ground attacks
- prime minister of England declared war on Germany
- a leader who has absolute control
- government owns everything and splits it equally
- japanese people were forced to go into camps and leave their homes
- when hitler invaded Poland, america tried to cling to isolationism and prohibit sale of weapons to any countries at war
- Nazism leader of Germany
- Japan suprise attacked America because we sold weapons to their enemy, we were becoming the strongest naval power in the Pacific, and we cut off oil to Japan
- communist leader of Russia
- giving someone something to avoid a larger problem
20 Clues: fascist leader of Italy • Nazism leader of Germany • communist leader of Russia • cutting down goods for everyone • a leader who has absolute control • government owns everything and splits it equally • prime minister of England declared war on Germany • giving someone something to avoid a larger problem • was appointed prime minister under Emperor Hirohito • ...
AP World History 2025-04-01
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- The 19th-century movement advocating for political and social equality of the sexes
- A policy of extending a nation's power through diplomacy or military force
- Cold War policy aimed at stopping the spread of communism
- The economic system in which colonies existed to benefit the mother country
- The system of forced labor in the Spanish colonies
- The leader of the Bolsheviks who established communism in Russia
- The Islamic empire that ruled much of South Asia from the 16th to 19th centuries
- The treaty that ended World War I and placed heavy reparations on Germany
- The document that limited the power of the English monarchy in 1215
- The philosophy that justified European imperialism by claiming it was their duty to civilize others
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- A period of rapid industrial growth and technological innovation in the 18th and 19th centuries
- The movement that sought to apply reason and scientific thought to human society
- A political and social system of medieval Europe based on land ownership and personal loyalty
- The period of renewed interest in classical learning and the arts in Europe
- The leader of the Haitian Revolution who fought for independence from France
- The political and economic system where the means of production are owned by the state
- The Chinese philosophy emphasizing strict laws and harsh punishments
- The exchange of goods, ideas, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds
- A trade route that connected China to the Mediterranean, facilitating cultural and economic exchange
- The Protestant reformer who wrote the 95 Theses
20 Clues: The Protestant reformer who wrote the 95 Theses • The system of forced labor in the Spanish colonies • Cold War policy aimed at stopping the spread of communism • The leader of the Bolsheviks who established communism in Russia • The document that limited the power of the English monarchy in 1215 • ...
World War 1 2024-05-13
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- How many days could men spend in the trench system before being relieved
- Name given to Great Britain's navy: The _____ _____
- Declared war on France when France mobilized its army
- Truce in 1914 between German and French troops
- American president during WW1: Woodrow ______
- Who assassinated the Archduke Francis Ferdinand: _______ Princip
- How many treaties did Turkey sign in WW1
- Used to drop bombs on the enemy as well as find out the enemy's position
- The worst gas used in WW1
- The king of Germany during WW1: _______ II
- The German chancellor during WW1, favored war: Otto _______
- Why were there intermittent truces or cease-fires between opposing trench systems
- Had a history of mistrust and conflict with Germany
- British general of British Troops in France during WW1: Sir Douglas ____
- Explosives that could be lobbed into a trench system
- Attempt by Germany to bring Mexico into the war: __________ Telegram
- An explosive that shot directly with a flatter trajectory
- Ended the war between Russia and the Central Powers: Treaty Of
- Needless killing and the waste of life for minimal benefit
- The last "open" battle of the Western Front
- Top French commander during WW1: ______ Joffre
- Last open battle of WW1
- When war becomes a "number game
- The sinking of what ship that brought the United States closer to entering WWI
- The sinking of Lusitania was one of the many reasons this country entered the war
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- Declares war on Serbia with Germany's support
- What type of warfare involved digging, barbed wire, and "no man's land"
- Commander of the American troops in Europe during WW1: John ________
- Leader of Italy during WW1: _______ Orlando
- The leader of Great Britain during WW1: Lloyd ______
- Political leader of France during WW1, but not its president: Georges __________
- Which battle witnessed the first use of the modern tank
- Battle that saw the first use of chemical weapons
- The German Plan of totally destroying French Forces by outflanking them was called
- The German fleet of ships were known as: ____ ____ Fleet
- The top commander during WW1 who was inspirational at the Battle of Tannerberg: Paul Von __________
- Declared war on Germany, joining the Allied Forces
- Has an alliance with Serbia because of shared Slavic ethnic heritage
- Powers who fought against the Central Powers
- President of France during WW1: _______ Poincare
- The Triple Alliance was formed by Germany, Austria-Hungary, and
- Called for the right of self-determination by countries and also for the formation of the League of Nations: ______'s 14 Points
- Austria's foreign minister who was known to be a war hawk: _______ Berchtold
- This man's death set off a chain reaction which ultimately led to the outbreak of World War I: Francis _________
- The only major naval engagement of World War I: Battle of ______
- Type of warfare that resulted in the use of masks
46 Clues: Last open battle of WW1 • The worst gas used in WW1 • When war becomes a "number game • How many treaties did Turkey sign in WW1 • The king of Germany during WW1: _______ II • Leader of Italy during WW1: _______ Orlando • The last "open" battle of the Western Front • Powers who fought against the Central Powers • Declares war on Serbia with Germany's support • ...
World Trivia Crossword 2024-10-23
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- Ethiopia is where this originates from.
- Country that is home to the world's driest desert.
- Home to Casablanca.
- Capital of Albania.
- Infamous Colombian, born in Medellin.
- Country where Mother Teresa was born.
- City Smallest country in the world.
- Excluding Russia, this country has the biggest population of bears in Europe.
- A New Wonder of the World
- Africa Only country in Africa where you can find penguins.
- Common type of dish to be enjoyed in Spain.
- Paz Highest Capital in the world.
- Home to Santa Claus.
- This country borders Italy and Austria.
- Country ending in the letter H.
- Longest river in North America.
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- City voted the best to visit in 2025 by National Geographic.
- Biggest Volcano in Mexico.
- Oldest city in Europe
- Home to Balsamic vinegar in Italy.
- Birthplace of wine.
- Nicknamed by the British as the "Lands of Maybe".
- The biggest Ocean.
- Country with the highest population of elephants.
- Legend of Romania.
- Currency used in Montenegro.
- Loch famed for its monster.
- Capital of the Philippines.
- Country with the biggest population.
- Capital of Brazil.
30 Clues: The biggest Ocean. • Legend of Romania. • Capital of Brazil. • Birthplace of wine. • Home to Casablanca. • Capital of Albania. • Home to Santa Claus. • Oldest city in Europe • A New Wonder of the World • Biggest Volcano in Mexico. • Loch famed for its monster. • Capital of the Philippines. • Currency used in Montenegro. • Country ending in the letter H. • Longest river in North America. • ...
WORLD HEART DAY 2024-10-31
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- Prosedur medis untuk membuka pembuluh darah yang tersumbat.
- Penyakit jantung yang ditandai dengan penyempitan pembuluh darah jantung.
- Zat yang terkandung dalam rokok yang bisa merusak jantung.
- Zat yang terbentuk dalam tubuh akibat konsumsi alkohol berlebihan dan berisiko bagi jantung.
- Kebiasaan ini sangat buruk untuk jantung dan menyebabkan berbagai penyakit.
- Kondisi jantung yang berdetak tidak teratur.
- Bumbu dapur yang harus dikurangi untuk penderita penyakit jantung.
- Alat yang digunakan untuk mendeteksi detak jantung.
- Jenis makanan yang tinggi kalori dan dapat meningkatkan risiko penyakit jantung.
- Hormon yang dapat meningkat akibat stres dan berdampak pada jantung.
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- Nama lain "Angin duduk"
- Organ tubuh yang bekerja sama dengan jantung untuk memompa darah.
- Gejala yang sering dialami pada penderita serangan jantung, terasa di dada.
- Gerakan fisik teratur untuk menjaga kesehatan jantung.
- Tipe tekanan darah yang terlalu tinggi dan bisa menyebabkan serangan jantung.
- Zat dalam tubuh yang dikenal sebagai "lemak jahat."
- Berat badan berlebih dan beresiko terkena penyakit jantung.
- Senyawa lemak jahat yang bisa menumpuk dan menyumbat pembuluh darah.
- Organ tubuh yang memompa darah ke seluruh tubuh.
- Jenis olahraga yang baik untuk kesehatan jantung.
20 Clues: Nama lain "Angin duduk" • Kondisi jantung yang berdetak tidak teratur. • Organ tubuh yang memompa darah ke seluruh tubuh. • Jenis olahraga yang baik untuk kesehatan jantung. • Zat dalam tubuh yang dikenal sebagai "lemak jahat." • Alat yang digunakan untuk mendeteksi detak jantung. • Gerakan fisik teratur untuk menjaga kesehatan jantung. • ...
The Natural World 2025-02-02
Across
- insect that makes honey
- large plant that gives oxygen
- long period without enough rain
- of a plant that is usually green and helps it make food
- destructive windstorm with a rotating column of air
- place with many trees and animals
- large tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain
- that falls from the sky
- large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface
- star that gives us light and warmth
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- insect with colorful wings that starts as a caterpillar
- large wild cat with stripes
- collection of tiny water drops in the sky
- overflow of water that submerges land
- Bear|A large white bear that lives in the Arctic
- sudden shaking of the ground
- natural flow of water, usually to the sea
- mountain that erupts with lava and ash
- dense forest found in tropical areas
- hard material that makes up the Earth's surface
- large mammal that lives in the ocean
21 Clues: insect that makes honey • that falls from the sky • large wild cat with stripes • sudden shaking of the ground • large plant that gives oxygen • long period without enough rain • place with many trees and animals • star that gives us light and warmth • dense forest found in tropical areas • large mammal that lives in the ocean • overflow of water that submerges land • ...
The Natural World 2025-02-02
Across
- insect that makes honey
- large plant that gives oxygen
- long period without enough rain
- of a plant that is usually green and helps it make food
- destructive windstorm with a rotating column of air
- place with many trees and animals
- large tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain
- that falls from the sky
- large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface
- star that gives us light and warmth
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- insect with colorful wings that starts as a caterpillar
- large wild cat with stripes
- collection of tiny water drops in the sky
- overflow of water that submerges land
- Bear|A large white bear that lives in the Arctic
- sudden shaking of the ground
- natural flow of water, usually to the sea
- mountain that erupts with lava and ash
- dense forest found in tropical areas
- hard material that makes up the Earth's surface
- large mammal that lives in the ocean
21 Clues: insect that makes honey • that falls from the sky • large wild cat with stripes • sudden shaking of the ground • large plant that gives oxygen • long period without enough rain • place with many trees and animals • star that gives us light and warmth • dense forest found in tropical areas • large mammal that lives in the ocean • overflow of water that submerges land • ...
World Religions Review 2025-02-04
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- Jewish house of worship
- considered a "father" in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- only religion that doesn't believe in God
- religious journey to a holy land
- simple story explaining a moral lesson
- sacred text in Christianity
- someone who tries to convert others to their religion
- holy city of Islam
- belief in many gods
- Most recent (newest) religion
- belief that good and evil in a past life determines what happens in next life
- first monotheistic religion
- a religious agreement or promise
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- the awakened one (nickname for Siddhartha Gautama)
- Buddhist practice often performed alone in nature
- going without food or water for a period of time
- holy city of Judaism
- ideal state of happiness and peace in Buddhism
- divisions of society in Hinduism
- oldest major religion in the world
- ritual making someone a Christian
- believed to speak directly to God
- religion with most worldwide followers
- belief that a soul is reborn in a new body after death
- Islam prophet sent by God
25 Clues: holy city of Islam • belief in many gods • holy city of Judaism • Jewish house of worship • Islam prophet sent by God • sacred text in Christianity • first monotheistic religion • Most recent (newest) religion • divisions of society in Hinduism • religious journey to a holy land • a religious agreement or promise • ritual making someone a Christian • believed to speak directly to God • ...
Dandys world characters 2025-02-04
Across
- One of this toons interactions is: Bork... bwoof, bwoof. Well, at least you're more behaved than [redacted] .…Bork.
- Bwoof!!
- Glisten hates this toon
- This Toon Gives off light.
- This is your favorite toon
- This Toon is A Food.
- This toon is very useful in blackouts
- This toon heals other toons
- Her Trinket Restores 20 Stamina when picking up an item. (Does not include Capsules and Tapes).
- This toon cannOT be shipped with any other toon
- This toon had a different twisted then todays version
- This toon gives you double something
- This Toons Twisted is Neutral.
- This toon has a liquid inside of him/her
- This toon has a sister
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- This toon has a trinket that gives you speed on some floors
- One of the toons that you have
- This toon is a distractor
- This toon loves to craft
- The other starter on this list
- The Crustacean
- This toon runs a shop
- This toon is the only toon that has had a trinket change
- The Best toon able to use
- This is the hardest toon to get in dandys shop.
- This toon is a paleontologist
- This is a limited edition toon
- This toons ability is called "Surprise!"
28 Clues: Bwoof!! • The Crustacean • This Toon is A Food. • This toon runs a shop • This toon has a sister • Glisten hates this toon • This toon loves to craft • This toon is a distractor • The Best toon able to use • This Toon Gives off light. • This is your favorite toon • This toon heals other toons • This toon is a paleontologist • One of the toons that you have • The other starter on this list • ...
The Material World 2025-02-09
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- a substance which can chemically dissolve
- bright
- alloy of copper
- a solid which is formed by chemical change
- a mixture of metal
- when 2 liquids/gases mix
- a sugar formed during photosynthesis
- clusters of matter
- material which is hard to rust
- substances that don't mix together are called
- the smallest bits of matter
- this makes leaves green
- the reaction when chemical burns in oxygen
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- explosive chemical
- dissolved substances
- 100 degrees celsius
- representation of particles
- liquid to solid
- minerals which are rich in metal
- 2 or more bits of matter
- substances that can conduct heat
- gas to liquid
22 Clues: bright • gas to liquid • alloy of copper • liquid to solid • explosive chemical • a mixture of metal • clusters of matter • 100 degrees celsius • dissolved substances • this makes leaves green • when 2 liquids/gases mix • 2 or more bits of matter • representation of particles • the smallest bits of matter • material which is hard to rust • minerals which are rich in metal • ...
Microbial World Crossword 2024-09-13
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- study of how DNA directs protein synthesis
- agents used to treat infectious disease.
- living organisms arise from nonliving matter; a “vital force” forms life.
- discovered the first antibiotic.
- toxin-producing strain of E. coli and causes of diarrhea.
- influenza A virus (H5N2) is primarily in waterfowl and poultry.
- caused by human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
- eukaryotes and absorb or ingest organic chemicals; may be motile via pseudopods, cilia, or flagella.
- study of immunity.
- enables bacteria and fungi to produce a variety of proteins including vaccines and enzymes.
- protection from disease.
- living organisms arise from preexisting life.
- all living things are composed of cells and come from preexisting cells
- name that is capitalized.
- organisms that are too small to be seen with the unaided eye.
- replaces missing or defective genes in human cells.
- eukaryotes with cellulose cell walls; use photosynthesis for energy and produce molecular oxygen and organic compounds.
- eukaryotes, usually worms.
- name that is lowercase.
- study of protozoa and parasitic worms
- prokaryotes with peptidoglycan cell walls and reproduce by binary fission.
- proves that a specific microbe causes a specific disease
- prokaryotic and lack peptidoglycan and live in extreme environments.
- is caused by a prion.
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- microbes normally present in and on the human body.
- developed a vaccine against smallpox.
- bacteria degrade organic matter in sewage.
- caused by Cryptosporidium protozoa and causes diarrhea.
- filled 6 jars with decaying meat; only uncovered meat developed maggots.
- disease-causing.
- conversion of sugar to alcohol to make beer and wine.
- microbes attach to solid surfaces and grow into masses.
- study of how microbes inherit traits
- eukaryotes with chitin cell walls; use organic chemicals for energy.
- put boiled nutrient broth into covered flasks; found bacterial growth.
- study of fungi
- boiled nutrient solutions in flasks; found no bacterial growth.
- study of bacteria
- study of viruses
- use of microbes to produce foods and chemicals.
- chemicals produced by bacteria and fungi that inhibit or kill other microbes.
- is caused by West Nile virus.
- acellular and consist of DNA or RNA core surrounded by a protein coat.
- application of a high heat for a short time
- is caused by the ebola virus and causes fever, hemorrhaging, and blood clotting.
- treatment with chemicals.
- rapidly growing cell.
- methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
- DNA made from two different sources.
- Erlich speculated about a “magic bullet” that could destroy a pathogen without harming the host.
- demonstrated that microorganisms are present in the air with S shaped flask.
- parasitic flatworms and roundworms.
- study of an organism’s genes; has provided new tools for classifying microorganisms.
53 Clues: study of fungi • disease-causing. • study of viruses • study of bacteria • study of immunity. • rapidly growing cell. • is caused by a prion. • name that is lowercase. • protection from disease. • treatment with chemicals. • name that is capitalized. • eukaryotes, usually worms. • is caused by West Nile virus. • discovered the first antibiotic. • parasitic flatworms and roundworms. • ...
World War I 2024-10-28
Across
- Believed the war showed a willingness of sacrifice from Black Americans
- Led the U.S. Food Administration during the war
- This plan failed because Russians quickly mobilized
- President during the war
- Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy
- Promised a "return to normalcy"
- Pandemic that killed 50 million worldwide
- Large ship sank by the Germans in 1915
- Bought to raise money for the war effort
- This protocol in 1925 prohibited chemical warfare
- Famous telegram sent from Germany to Mexico
- Russia, France, Britain
- U.S. Congress declared war on them in April 1917
- American stance when WWI started
- Thought its own people might rebel
- Wanted to weaken Germany to never threaten peace again
- Summer of shocking racial violence in cities
- This treaty was designed to punish Germany
- Location of a major race massacre in Oklahoma
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- Unwilling to accept a League of Nations
- Holiday of a truce from both sides
- Could not be officers in the war
- Support over one's own nation over the interest of other nations
- Former president that urged America to avoid foreign alliances
- Assassinated Franz Ferdinand
- Leader of the Bolsheviks
- New technologies and weapons made it the first _______ war
- Set up to prevent ships from getting goods to countries
- Trench warfare resulted in this as neither side could gain advantages
- Espionage and Sedition Act stifled this
- Longest battle of the war
- Declared war on Germany when they invaded Belgium
- Willing to accept Wilson's treaty with modifications
- Germany's chance for a quick victory failed at this battle
- Protected Serbia because it was a slavic country
35 Clues: Russia, France, Britain • Leader of the Bolsheviks • President during the war • Longest battle of the war • Assassinated Franz Ferdinand • Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy • Promised a "return to normalcy" • Could not be officers in the war • American stance when WWI started • Holiday of a truce from both sides • Thought its own people might rebel • ...
AP World Crossoword 2024-11-22
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- India Company- a joint-stock company established by the English, the most powerful trading company that dominated trade in southern Asia in the 1600s
- James Cook- One of the most important Pacific explorers, came across Hawaii, and died in conflict with Hawaiian islanders
- Bering- Danish navigator who searched for a northeast passage to Asian ports and was commissioned by Russian officials
- Compass- Invention introduced by China, allowed European explorers to navigate maritime routes more easily
- Share involving spanish government keeping ⅕ of the silver production to itself and the rest going to profits for private investors
- prince of Portugal who conquered part of the moroccan
- Henry the Navigator- prince of Portugal who established an observatory and a school of navigation and financially and morally supported navigators
- company- Used by English and Dutch, maximized profit while limiting risk
- People born in America of Iberian descent
- Important instrument used by Greek and Persian astronomers to determine latitude by measuring the angle of the sun.
- Spanish conquerors/explorers of the New World
- Years War- A global conflict combined with political differences and commercial rivalries
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- Galleons- Heavily armed and fast ships that brought luxury goods from China to Mexico and brought silver from Mexico to China
- Present day Bolivia, the largest silver mine in New Spain
- Dias- The first explorer to round the Cape of Good Hope and enter the Indian Ocean
- Representatives of the Spanish monarch in Spain’s colonial empire
- Magellan- Portuguese navigator who was led the initial expiration fo the Pacific Ocean basin
- exchange- The exchange of plants, animals, diseases, and technologies between the Americas and the rest of the world after Clumbus’s voyages
- Iberian peoples born in Iberia of Iberian parents
- Advisory group to viceroys in Spanish America
- Columbus- Italian explorer who wanted to sail west to Asia, but ended up discovering the Americas
- do mar- A Portuguese sailing strategy that took advantage of the changing winds to return home, instead of going against them
- of Tordesillas- Agreement in 1493 that set boundaries of Portuguese and Spanish colonies in the Americas
- established in 1602 with advanced nautical technology and powerful military arsenal that helped them dominate the spice trade based in Indonesia
24 Clues: People born in America of Iberian descent • Advisory group to viceroys in Spanish America • Spanish conquerors/explorers of the New World • Iberian peoples born in Iberia of Iberian parents • prince of Portugal who conquered part of the moroccan • Present day Bolivia, the largest silver mine in New Spain • ...
WORLD WAR I 2024-11-18
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- **Mobilize** - To prepare and organize troops for active service.
- **Honor** - High respect or esteem; a sense of what is right.
- **Pacifist** - A person who believes that war and violence are wrong.
- **Motivation** - The reason why someone does something.
- **Courage** - The ability to face fear or danger.
- **Morale** - The confidence, enthusiasm, and discipline of a person or group, especially in difficult situations.
- **Influence** - The power to change or affect someone’s behavior or thinking.
- **Frontline** - The military line or part of an army that is closest to the enemy.
- **Encourage** - To give support or confidence to someone.
- **Sentiment** - A feeling or emotion, often related to patriotism or social norms.
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- **White Feather** - A symbol given to men as a sign of cowardice for not joining the army.
- **Expectation** - A belief that something will happen or that someone should act in a certain way.
- **Campaign** - A series of actions aimed at achieving a particular goal, often used in military or political contexts.
- **Recruit** - To get people to join the military.
- **Patriotic** - Showing love and support for one's country.
- **Conscription** - The requirement to join the military, also known as a draft.
- **Voluntarism** - The act of volunteering or the practice of relying on volunteers.
- **Shame** - A painful feeling of being embarrassed or guilty.
- **Patriotic Duty** - The belief that it is one's responsibility to serve their country.
- **Comradeship** - The feeling of friendship and trust among people in a group, especially soldiers.
20 Clues: **Recruit** - To get people to join the military. • **Courage** - The ability to face fear or danger. • **Motivation** - The reason why someone does something. • **Encourage** - To give support or confidence to someone. • **Patriotic** - Showing love and support for one's country. • **Honor** - High respect or esteem; a sense of what is right. • ...
World History Crossword 2024-11-10
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- A group of people who practiced an adaptation of Christianity
- An island in the Bahamas that the native people called...
- the exchange of goods, usually over long distances, facilitated through overland and maritime routes, that helped carry culture and religion
- compass important navigational device from China, and diffused during Indian Ocean basin trade
- Hunting and gathering who lived near Cape Town
- Part of the North of Mexico with an abundance of silver
- Cook a captain who lead 3 expeditions to the Pacific and died in a scuffle with indigenous people of Hawaii
- simplified Greek navigational instrument used to determine latitude by measuring the sun's placement
- trade Europeans traded fur with local peoples
- Moroccan port on the west coast of Africa
- Spanish government's reserve of silver, principle revenue the Spanish crown got from American possessions
- An epidemic disease in the Caribbean region
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- Full of frozen tundras and dense forests, located in northeastern Eurasia
- One of two important trading cities used by Sunni Ali to dominate the central Niger valley
- Earliest imperial state that ruled the savannahs of West Africa
- island hosting Barvia, an entrepot for VOC
- Dias Portugese explorer entering the Indian Ocean in 1488
- ... fill in the blank. People would do this so that hopefully after four to seven years they could become independent artisans or planters
- settlers harvested this in Virginia & Carolina to sell to Europe
- Fill in the blank. The passage enslaved people had to go over the Atlantic Ocean
- The most important American crop because of its high yield and the fact that it thrived in tropical soils
- One of the two brothers that was part of the ruling Inca house from (1502-1533)
- An island previously named Saint-Domingue
- Smallpox was a ... disease
24 Clues: Smallpox was a ... disease • An island previously named Saint-Domingue • Moroccan port on the west coast of Africa • island hosting Barvia, an entrepot for VOC • An epidemic disease in the Caribbean region • trade Europeans traded fur with local peoples • Hunting and gathering who lived near Cape Town • Part of the North of Mexico with an abundance of silver • ...
Color My World 2025-05-14
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- Main character in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter
- boy detective Encyclopedia ______
- Harold and the ______ Crayon
- Flagg's Fried Green ______
- The House in the ______ Sea
- a shade of yellow or a condiment
- Curious George's friend the Man in the ______ Hat
- result of King Midas's touch
- Spanish painter who went through a "blue" period
- pale family of colors
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- "the new black"
- Scott O'Dell's Island of the Blue ______
- Taylor Swift's "______ Haze"
- Wilson Rawls' Where the ______ Fern Grows
- a stick of colored wax
- Minneapolis's "The Purple One"
- Green _____ and Ham
- orange Seuss character
- color of London's fang or Fitch's oleander
- "Whiter Shade of ______"
- may precede bullet or lining
21 Clues: "the new black" • Green _____ and Ham • pale family of colors • a stick of colored wax • orange Seuss character • "Whiter Shade of ______" • Flagg's Fried Green ______ • The House in the ______ Sea • Taylor Swift's "______ Haze" • Harold and the ______ Crayon • result of King Midas's touch • may precede bullet or lining • Minneapolis's "The Purple One" • a shade of yellow or a condiment • ...
Exploring the world 2025-04-28
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- Island country south of India
- Capital of Egypt
- Country known for sushi
- Country famous for kangaroos
- Capital of Australia
- Country famous for tulips
- Country of the Great Wall
- Ice-covered continent
- Continent with the most countries
- Official language of Brazil
- Continent home to Amazon Rainforest
- Animal symbol of China
- Country shaped like a boot
- Country of Mount Fuji
- Tallest mountain in the world
- Capital of Italy
- Famous carnival city in Brazil
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- Country known for maple syrup
- Famous clock tower in London
- African country famous for safaris
- Famous waterfall between Canada and USA
- Sea that borders Jordan and Israel
- Largest desert in the world
- Famous ancient city in Jordan
- Native people of New Zealand
- Country famous for pyramids
- Famous tower in Italy that leans
- Land of the rising sun
- Largest ocean
- U.S. state with Grand Canyon
- Mountain range between Europe and Asia
- Capital of Japan
- Capital of France
- Longest river in the world
- World's largest coral reef (shortened name)
35 Clues: Largest ocean • Capital of Egypt • Capital of Japan • Capital of Italy • Capital of France • Capital of Australia • Ice-covered continent • Country of Mount Fuji • Land of the rising sun • Animal symbol of China • Country known for sushi • Country famous for tulips • Country of the Great Wall • Longest river in the world • Country shaped like a boot • Largest desert in the world • ...
about the world 2025-05-07
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- Country in Europe famous for windmills and tulips.
- Country in Southeast Asia with the capital Hanoi.
- Arabia Country in the Middle East which has the holy city of Mecca.
- The official language of the country is Spanish.
- The smallest continent in the world.
- Country in South America which is famous for tango dancing.
- Longest river in Europe.
- Strait connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
- The second largest desert in the world located in Asia.
- Country in Central Asia that was once part of the Soviet Union and is famous for the Silk Road.
- Indonesia's neighboring country in the eastern part of Timor Island.
- Organization of oil producing countries.
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- States of America Country in North America famous for Hollywood.
- The official currency of Switzerland.
- The capital of Canada.
- Country in East Africa which is famous for Mount Kilimanjaro.
- The highest mountains in the world.
- Country in Northern Europe which is famous for saunas.
- Ocean located between the continents of America and Europe and Africa.
- An island nation in the Mediterranean known for its rich history.
20 Clues: The capital of Canada. • Longest river in Europe. • The highest mountains in the world. • The smallest continent in the world. • The official currency of Switzerland. • Organization of oil producing countries. • The official language of the country is Spanish. • Country in Southeast Asia with the capital Hanoi. • Country in Europe famous for windmills and tulips. • ...
World History Review 2025-05-05
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- A social system prevalent in the Middle Ages.
- The king who united much of Europe during the early Middle Ages.
- An artistic style characterized by dramatic expressions and grandeur.
- A style of architecture characterized by pointed arches and flying buttresses.
- Religious wars initiated by the Christian states of Europe.
- The practice of acquiring and exploiting territories.
- Norse explorers known for their raids and settlements in Europe.
- A cultural movement known for its revival of art and learning in Europe.
- A period of radical social and political change in France.
- An economic theory that emphasizes trade and accumulation of wealth.
- A theory in political philosophy regarding the origin of society.
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- An intellectual movement emphasizing reason and individualism.
- A period in European history from the fall of Rome to the Renaissance.
- A charter limiting the powers of the English king, signed in 1215.
- A period of church-led investigations into heresy.
- A religious movement that led to the establishment of Protestant churches.
- A period of major advancements in scientific thought.
- A devastating plague that swept through Europe in the 14th century.
- The medieval knightly system with its moral, social, and religious code.
- A branch of Christianity that arose from the Reformation.
- Territories established by Christian knights in the Holy Land.
- A French military leader who became Emperor and had a significant impact on Europe.
22 Clues: A social system prevalent in the Middle Ages. • A period of church-led investigations into heresy. • A period of major advancements in scientific thought. • The practice of acquiring and exploiting territories. • A branch of Christianity that arose from the Reformation. • A period of radical social and political change in France. • ...
World Delirium Day 2025-02-27
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- Multiple medications
- If treated, delirium can be ...
- Excrement
- Yellow liquid
- Suffering
- Non-pharmacological intervention strategy
- Visual tool that encourages engagement
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- Individual patient specials
- A state of delirium
- Type of delirium assessment
- Delirium is a medical ...
- Eating too much sugar can do this to you
- Constant changes in condition
- Persons with this diagnosis have 5x more chance of developing delirium
- Tool that aids intervention strategies
- 24 hour monitoring record
- Pain assessment in advanced dementia
- Information that provides social history and interests
- Green discharge found in wounds
- Acute onset of confusion
20 Clues: Excrement • Suffering • Yellow liquid • A state of delirium • Multiple medications • Acute onset of confusion • Delirium is a medical ... • 24 hour monitoring record • Individual patient specials • Type of delirium assessment • Constant changes in condition • If treated, delirium can be ... • Green discharge found in wounds • Pain assessment in advanced dementia • ...
World War 1 2025-01-29
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- a French statesman who served as Prime Minister of France from 1906 to 1909 and again from 1917 until 1920. A physician turned journalist, he played a central role in the politics of the Third Republic, particularly amid the end of the First World War.
- Guy who got killed, reason world War 1 started
- a union or association formed for mutual benefit, especially between countries or organizations.
- an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce.
- a statement of principles for peace that was to be used for peace negotiations in order to end World War I.
- a person or group that provides assistance and support in an ongoing effort, activity, or struggle. a political ally.
- agreement by the German government during World War I to stop the indiscriminate sinking of nonmilitary ships.
- identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations.
- an American fighter pilot in World War I and a Medal of Honor recipient.
- a group of ships sailing together for protection,
- a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other.
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- an American army general who served as the commander of the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I
- information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
- a cold injury that occurs gradually over several days of exposure to cold, but not freezing, temperatures
- British passenger ship that was owned by the Cunard Line and was first launched in 1906.
- A coded note that was a cause of the US joining the US
- authorized the Federal Government to temporarily expand the military through conscription. The act eventually required all men between the ages of 21 to 45 to register for military service.
- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
- disputed ground between the front lines or trenches of two opposing armies.
- the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests.
- an American soldier who was one of the most decorated United States Army soldiers of World War I.
21 Clues: Guy who got killed, reason world War 1 started • a group of ships sailing together for protection, • A coded note that was a cause of the US joining the US • an American fighter pilot in World War I and a Medal of Honor recipient. • disputed ground between the front lines or trenches of two opposing armies. • ...
World War I 2024-12-11
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- Strait where Gallipoli landings took place.
- Individual who caused the death of this puzzle's subject.
- Country which joined WWI in 1917.
- Name for traumatic stress caused by 19.
- Group which killed this puzzle's subject.
- Triple ______ (alliance of Britain, France, and Russia).
- Cause of death of this puzzle's subject.
- New military technology first used in WWI.
- Country where this puzzle's subject died.
- Weapon which caused the most casualties during WWI.
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- Defensive structure used to keep soldiers safe from 17 and 19.
- Army corps of Australia's forces in WWI.
- Country Germany attempted to move through to attack France.
- Month in which the armistice was signed, and Remembrance Day is observed.
- This puzzle's subject.
- Type of military unit used early in WWI, later replaced with tanks.
- City where this puzzle's subject died.
- The nationality of this puzzle's subject.
- New type of weapon that favoured defensive tactics.
- Battle in which over one million soldiers died.
20 Clues: This puzzle's subject. • Country which joined WWI in 1917. • City where this puzzle's subject died. • Name for traumatic stress caused by 19. • Army corps of Australia's forces in WWI. • Cause of death of this puzzle's subject. • Group which killed this puzzle's subject. • The nationality of this puzzle's subject. • Country where this puzzle's subject died. • ...
World Wide Crossword 2025-01-02
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- A country Mentioned in the lyrics "Bermuda, _______, come on pretty mama"
- A country Leonardo Da Vinci called home
- A country whose king is named Charles
- A country best know for it's reggae music
- A Country Abba called home
- A country where you would find Oktoberfest celebrations
- A country where you would find the Taj Mahal
- A Country where a dragon is the national animal
- A country where the thistle is the national flower
- A country Justin Trudeau calls home
- A country whose capital is named Riga
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- A country known for its historic Great Wall
- A Country known for it's diverse states and iconic landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge
- A country known for its celebration of the dead
- A country known for its paella dish
- A Country where you can find Tarkwa Bay
- A country known for its excellent wine, cheeses, and breads
- A country that was the birthplace of Buddhism
- A country where you would find Bondi Beach
- A country known for its love of Cherry Blossoms
20 Clues: A Country Abba called home • A country known for its paella dish • A country Justin Trudeau calls home • A country whose king is named Charles • A country whose capital is named Riga • A country Leonardo Da Vinci called home • A Country where you can find Tarkwa Bay • A country best know for it's reggae music • A country where you would find Bondi Beach • ...
The Contemporary World 2025-05-21
21 Clues: Ford • Bush • Obama • Nixon • David • Policy • Reagan • Carter • Hussein • Clinton • W. Bush • Scandal • Team Six • Gulf War • Bin Laden • PATRIOT Act • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice
World War 1 2025-06-05
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- Word used to describe when two or more nations are 'friends' and will help each other
- Something that awaited men returning home with trench foot
- Word used for announcement of war
- Something young men thought they would return from war as
- A group of people who opposed conscription because their labour force would be taken away
- Name of the city where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
- Word used to describe a situation where men are forced to fight for their country
- Name given to the vote in Australia in 1916 and 1917 regarding conscription
- Name given to Australian and New Zealand soldiers
- Punishment that could be given to men who disobeyed orders at the war front
- The country were most of the western front was located
- Name of a country that was part of the triple alliance
- Day where enemy soldiers exchanged gifts outside trenches
- creature that made lives miserable for those in the trenches
- Stretch of land between two enemy trenches
- Name of the country Germany invaded to reach France
- Type of food commonly eaten in the trenches
- Country that was part of the triple entente
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- Place Australian troops trained before going to Gallipoli
- Word that could sum up the outcome of the Gallipoli campaign
- Disease which could eat away at the feet of soldiers
- Another word for PTSD
- Word used to describe men who were too frightened to enlist
- Something often seen in no-man's land
- Nationality of the men involved in the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
- Name of the German plan to invade France through Belgium
- Reason young Australian men were keen to enlist for the war
- Another name for modern day Turkey
- Continent where most fighting in World War 1 occurred
- Name of the country Austria-Hungary blamed for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
- Country Austria-Hungary was allied to
- Word used to describe a situation where a nation focuses on maintaining a powerful military
- Word that describes the hills at Gallipoli
- Age Australian men had to be to enlist for war
- Problem associated with trenches especially in winter
- Word used to describe a sense of pride and love of one's nation
- Only job women could do during World War 1
- Name of a country that was part of the triple entente
38 Clues: Another word for PTSD • Word used for announcement of war • Another name for modern day Turkey • Something often seen in no-man's land • Country Austria-Hungary was allied to • Word that describes the hills at Gallipoli • Only job women could do during World War 1 • Stretch of land between two enemy trenches • Type of food commonly eaten in the trenches • ...
World of Work 2025-07-15
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- Job
- Sent to a higher role
- How well an employee is doing at their job
- Given by a previous employer to help an application
- Extra money given aside from normal wages
- Teaching how to do the job
- What is worked when it is outside of usual hours
- Potential worker meets employer
- Coworker
- Position to be filled
- Terms and conditions of a job
- of work Career, profession (idiomatic)
- Date that a task must be done by
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- Finished working
- letter Longer and more detailed attachment to a resume
- Temporary work experience, usually for the inexperienced
- Jobless
- Whole team gets together to speak
- Someone who is not employed by a company but finds work on their own
- Boss
- Getting things done quickly and effectively, no time wasted
- Role
- E.g. Organisation, communication, teamwork
- Money earned
- Worker
- Sent to a lower role
- Meeting people to try and build professional connections
27 Clues: Job • Boss • Role • Worker • Jobless • Coworker • Money earned • Finished working • Sent to a lower role • Sent to a higher role • Position to be filled • Teaching how to do the job • Terms and conditions of a job • Potential worker meets employer • Date that a task must be done by • Whole team gets together to speak • of work Career, profession (idiomatic) • ...
World Brain day 2025-07-22
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- The junction between two neurons.
- The lobe at the back of the head, primarily responsible for vision
- A neurotransmitter involved in mood regulation.
- A structure at the base of the brain that controls vital functions.
- The control center of the body.
- The outer layer of the cerebrum.
- A structure at the back of the brain that coordinates movement
- The lobe located on the side of the head, involved in hearing and memory.
- A decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life
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- The part of a neuron that transmits signals.
- A structure in the temporal lobe important for memory formation.
- A fatty substance that insulates axons.
- Loss of memory.
- The ability to store and recall information.
- A neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward.
- The lobe located behind the frontal lobe, involved in sensory processing
- A nerve cell, the basic unit of the nervous system
- The largest part of the brain, responsible for higher-level functions
- A chemical that transmits signals across a synapse.
- The lobe located at the front of the head, involved in planning and decision-making
20 Clues: Loss of memory. • The control center of the body. • The outer layer of the cerebrum. • The junction between two neurons. • A fatty substance that insulates axons. • The part of a neuron that transmits signals. • The ability to store and recall information. • A neurotransmitter involved in mood regulation. • A nerve cell, the basic unit of the nervous system • ...
The Professional world 2025-01-09
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- LEAD MENER/DIRIGER
- CHEF D’equipe
- ENTREPRISE
- SALLE DE REUNION
- RESPONSABLE
- POSTULER
- SALAIRE
- ENERGIQUE
- TACHES/MISSIONS
- CANDIDAT
- GAGNER DE L’ARGENT
- COMMUNICATION
- CELUI QUI POSTULE
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- VOITURE DE FONCTIO ?
- INTERVIEW ENTRETIEN D’EMBAUCHE
- BUREAU(lieu)
- METIER
- EXPERIENCE
- TRAVAILLER
- SALAIRE ET AVANTAGES EN NATURE
- PASSIONE
- COMPETENCES
- BUREAU(MEUBLE)
- QUALITES
24 Clues: METIER • SALAIRE • POSTULER • PASSIONE • CANDIDAT • QUALITES • ENERGIQUE • ENTREPRISE • EXPERIENCE • TRAVAILLER • RESPONSABLE • COMPETENCES • BUREAU(lieu) • CHEF D’equipe • COMMUNICATION • BUREAU(MEUBLE) • TACHES/MISSIONS • SALLE DE REUNION • CELUI QUI POSTULE • LEAD MENER/DIRIGER • GAGNER DE L’ARGENT • VOITURE DE FONCTIO ? • INTERVIEW ENTRETIEN D’EMBAUCHE • SALAIRE ET AVANTAGES EN NATURE
World History Midterm 2025-01-10
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- Astronomer who first proposed the heliocentric theory. (10 letters)
- Device used for executions during the French Revolution. (9 letters)
- A form of government with total control by a ruler. (10 letters)
- Policy of extending a country's power through colonization. (11 letters)
- The first country to industrialize. (7 letters)
- Period emphasizing art, culture, and humanism. (10 letters)
- Scientific idea proposing the Sun is the center of the solar system. (12 letters)
- the expanded list of clues with ten additional terms and their respective hints:
- Assembly aiming to maintain peace in Europe after Napoleon. (8 letters)
- Movement emphasizing reason and individual rights. (13 letters)
- Prominent family of patrons during the Renaissance. (6 letters)
- Sector driving production and economic growth during the Industrial Revolution. (8 letters)
- Policy used by Bismarck to unify Germany. (9 letters)
- Enlightenment thinkers who applied reason to improve society. (10 letters)
- Movement unifying Germany through "blood and iron." (8 letters)
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- A sudden and significant change, often in political power. (10 letters)
- Leader of the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution. (11 letters)
- Wars led by Napoleon to expand French influence in Europe. (10 letters)
- Event marking the start of the French Revolution. (8 letters)
- Monarch known as the "Sun King." (5 letters)
- me know if you’d like additional words or further adjustments!
- Economic theory advocating minimal government interference. (12 letters)
- Social class in France made up of commoners before the Revolution. (11 letters)
- Meeting to restore balance in Europe after Napoleon's defeat. (6 letters)
- A French Revolution slogan symbolizing liberty and equality. (7 letters)
- French emperor exiled after Waterloo. (7 letters)
- Increased by the invention of the printing press. (8 letters)
- Enlightenment thinker who wrote "The Social Contract." (8 letters)
- He believed in natural rights: life, liberty, and property. (4 letters)
- A promise by the Third Estate to draft a new constitution. (14 letters)
- The belief in loyalty to shared culture and history. (11 letters)
- Inventor of the printing press that revolutionized communication. (9 letters)
32 Clues: Monarch known as the "Sun King." (5 letters) • The first country to industrialize. (7 letters) • French emperor exiled after Waterloo. (7 letters) • Policy used by Bismarck to unify Germany. (9 letters) • Period emphasizing art, culture, and humanism. (10 letters) • Event marking the start of the French Revolution. (8 letters) • ...
The Changing World 2024-12-12
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- the only island that the U.S. seized during this time that was not previously owned by Spain
- the explosion of the U.S.S ____ led the U.S. to declare war on Spain
- the sinking of the _________ is why the U.S. joined WWI
- contradicted American values and exploitation were reasons ______ imperialism
- treaty that ended WWI
- Open ___ Policy with China
- a nation's practice of spreading their power to create an empire using political, economic and military force
- ___-imperialists were not in favor of expanding the nation
- the name of the white supremacist group that hated minorities
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- ______ journalism is news based on exaggeration that sparks public interest
- The ________ Corollary was an extension added to the Monroe Doctrine
- the ______ Revolution led to the Red Scare
- the citizens at home (not at war)
- how WWI ended
- staying out of foreign affairs
- an increase in prices
- the Red Scare was the U.S. fear of _________
- ______ wrote the Zimmermann Telegram
- shell ____ aka PTSD were the effects of war
- civilizing people, more land and resources were reasons __ imperialism
- a decline in economic activity
21 Clues: how WWI ended • an increase in prices • treaty that ended WWI • Open ___ Policy with China • staying out of foreign affairs • a decline in economic activity • the citizens at home (not at war) • ______ wrote the Zimmermann Telegram • the ______ Revolution led to the Red Scare • shell ____ aka PTSD were the effects of war • the Red Scare was the U.S. fear of _________ • ...
The New World 2025-01-20
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- The group of people who were lost in the mountains and forced into cannibalism
- Who won the Seven Years War
- What parts of the body did Mohawk chiefs eat
- What country sponsored Christopher Columbuses voyage
- What type of gun is the Harquebus
- Who created the only fully developed writing system
- What forced relocation to reservation
- What pirate had the ship named the Queen Anns Revenge
- Where was the Mayan empire located
- Bullet that killed many and was made of molten lead
- Where was the Inca empire located
- What weapon helped Cortes defeat the Aztecs
- What weapon allowed increased range and accuracy
- What was the name of the British army
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- What was signed on July 4th, 1776
- What modern island was found by Columbus on October 11th, 1942
- What is obsidian made of
- What formed the Cumberland Gap
- What was a large part of the Native Warrior culture
- Who sailed the ocean blue in 1492
- What was made out of charcoal, saltpeter and sulphur
- Who was elected in 1860
- What was a crucial group durning the American Civil War
- What was the only country to break away from the British in war
24 Clues: Who was elected in 1860 • What is obsidian made of • Who won the Seven Years War • What formed the Cumberland Gap • What was signed on July 4th, 1776 • What type of gun is the Harquebus • Who sailed the ocean blue in 1492 • Where was the Inca empire located • Where was the Mayan empire located • What forced relocation to reservation • What was the name of the British army • ...
Bionicle World <3 2025-01-20
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- A pushy female Glatorian and friend of Ackar and Mata Nui
- A Jungle Tribe Agori who set up a trading post on Bota Magna; now deceased
- A retired Glatorian that once worked for the Ice Tribe
- Set 8586 can always be found in the waters around Ga-Koro, patrolling and keeping an eye out for danger.
- stone monster
- The first Toa and the leader of the Order of Mata Nui
- Set 8722 is the only Matoran who knows the deepest secrets of the island of Voya Nui!
- Set 8531 the Toa of stone, is respected by all for his sheer power. The strongest of the heroes, he can kick massive boulders out of his way, cause landslides, and much more.
- Set 1388 comes from the village of Po-Koro and wants to learn all he can from Toa Pohatu.
- Once a race of proud warriors, now a sub-species of beasts that dwell in the Bara Magna Wastelands
- Set 8537 are giant insect-like creatures. When wearing infected masks, they battle the Toa - but if the Toa are victorious, they can tame the Nui-Rama.
- Set 8592 His staff can create fear in an opponent, paralyzing him with terror or making him run away.
- final stage of the Matoran species' life. After achieving their destiny and sacrificing all of their power, a Toa will become...
- A legendary Rahi who follows the Three Virtues of Mata Nui and can counteract the effects of Hordika Venom. He changed the Toa Hordika back to Toa Metru after the Battle of Metru Nui.
- Set 1393 loves to climb steep mountains and slide down icy slopes, throwing his discs as he goes.
- A Great Being who was in the Matoran Universe for 100,000 years, posing as a Po-Matoran.
- A crippled warrior who once fought in the Core War on Spherus Magna.
- A prime Skakdi warlord.
- Set 8755 is the Toa Hordika's only hope of defeating the Visorak and being returned to normal!
- Set 1389 is incredibly strong for a Tohunga and can lift many times his weight.
- Set 8569 are the key to defeating the Bohrok!
- An Agori from the Ice Tribe who traveled with Tarduk and Crotesius on their expedition to find the Red Star
- An ambitious vehicle pilot from the Fire Tribe that desires to be leader of Vulcanus
- "stone," "rock," "brick," "iron," "jewel," or "rocky cape" in Rotuman.
- One of the Great Beings who worked on the baterra
- bird
- mask of Wisdom
- Set 8583 she has become a Koli ball champion for her village. Despite this, she is still very shy and quiet.
- Set 8584 is one of the most powerful Matoran in Po-Koro, and the all-time top koli scorer!
- Set 8623 His energy nets are strong enough to snare a Toa Metru and his shoulder-mounted Kanoka disk launcher makes sure they stay defeated. This Dark Hunter is a menace to everything that lives on Metru Nui!
- characters formed when two or more beings are joined together in body and spirit to form one, usually more powerful, being.
- Set 8595 With his best friend Jaller, he is searching the island of Mata Nui for the mysterious Toa of Light.
- Set 8533 the only female Toa, controls the waves themselves! When she’s angered, she can cause tidal waves and storms
- Set 8536 the Toa of ice, sends shivers through the Makuta. With a single swipe of his blade, he can create an avalanche or freeze anything in his path!
- primary protectors of the Matoran Universe, and guard various islands and populations from evil forces
- Set 8612 has always hoped one day to work in a Ko-Metru Knowledge Tower, studying the secrets of Metru Nui.
- A Fire Tribe Agori and the leader of Vulcanus
- giant crab
- Set 8580 These slug-like creatures are capable of infecting any Mask of Power they touch and making the wearer a servant of Makuta.
- Set 8725 can take any pile of discarded equipment and turn it into a device or weapon with ease!
- shark
- residents of the Matoran Universe
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- The law-enforcers on Metru Nui
- Set 8626 a monstrous creature drawn from their own nightmares!
- Set 1390 a female villager from Ga-Koro and an excellent swimmer.
- Set 8692 strikes fear into the hearts of even the other Brotherhood members. He's ready to crush the Toa Nuva with his Mask of Hunger, vicious hook claws, razor-sharp wing knives, and Tridax Pod with shadow leeches.
- Set 8535 the Toa of the air, loves to move quickly among the treetops of the jungle. His powerful hatchet arm slices through vines and plants so he can glide through the air!
- An intelligent plant made by Teridax that was later abandoned in favor of the Morbuzakh.
- Set 8585 is known throughout Po-Koro for his skill at carving stone. Even though he can sometimes get too wrapped up in his work, the other Po-Matoran all like and trust him.
- Set 8726 is the most skilled fighter in the Voya Nui resistance, and she's always ready for a fight!
- Set 7137 Allied with the evil Makuta, he challenges the might of the Glatorian in a final battle for the fate of Bara Magna.
- Set 8590 He will bring down the entire island of Mata Nui in his search for the Mask of Light, unless the Toa Nuva can stop him!
- Set 8695 is known throughout the universe for her raw power and violent rage. With four claw arms, Mask of Disruption and Nynrah ghost blaster, even other Makuta have reason to fear her might.
- Set 7135 challenges hordes of evil Rahkshi with his twin light staffs and powerful Mask of Light. If he falls, two universes are doomed!
- An ancient entity native to Spherus Magna who existed before the Great Beings and was responsible for the decimation of the Iron Tribe.
- A Glatorian who is considered a fair foe in the arena; winner of a thousand battles
- Set 8591 His staff can drain the energy of any foe -- and add it to the might of this Rahkshi! Not even the powerful Onua Nuva can stand against him.
- Set 1392 can move through the trees at astonishing speed and is among the most clever of the villagers.
- great hawk
- Set 7116 Transformed by the power of the Mask of Life, he must embark on a dangerous quest -- find the pieces of golden armor that will enable him to defeat the forces of evil Makuta!
- A Great Being who the Sisters of the Skrall believe can teach them to become more powerful
- Set 8611 knows all the hidden streets and alleys of Le-Metru. Now a secret he discovers will plunge into the middle of a plot that threatens all of Metru Nui!
- A warrior from the Iron Tribe who piloted the Skopio XV-1; now deceased.
- Set 8609 has worked in the Onu-Metru Archives for years, and dreams of finding a treasure that will bring him fame and fortune.
- Set 8532 has huge, clawed hands to dig tunnels in the ground and infrared vision to allow him to see in the dark.
- One of the most skilled Bone Hunters.
- Set 8622 Cunning, evil, and powerful, the Dark Hunter
- mask of Concealment
- The Toa Hagah, mutated by Roodaka
- A Water Tribe Agori who specializes in salvaging and repairing old equipment
- Set 1391 leads the Guard in the village of Ta-Koro.
- mask of Levitation
- An insane Skakdi, formerly a brief member of the Piraka
- Set 8581 is known throughout Ko-Koro for his skill at carving ice bridges in honour of Kopaka Nuva. He is also a champion of the Haui snowball sling.
- A mercenary Glatorian who is a dirty fighter in the arena, now exiled for attacking Ackar after conceding
- Set 8594 Captain of the Ta-Koro Guard, has never flown a Gukko bird before.
- Set 8733 wears the Kanohi Roden, the Great Mask of Truth, which can pierce any disguise and spot any deception. His enormous axe can cleave a mountain in half, and fires pure energy from its blade!
- Set 8696 uses his Mask of Duplication to draw earlier versions of himself from the past, creating a fierce army of time-traveling warriors! Combined with his spikes, blades and Nynrah ghost blaster, this makes him an unstoppable foe!
- main inhabitants of the Matoran Universe, who resided on various islands and landmasses inside the universe before its destruction
- The ruler of the legendary Matoran refuge that bears his name.
- Set 8582 one of the most important jobs of any Matoran -- he must interpret the stories told by Turaga Nuju so all can benefit from the village elder's wisdom.
- southern islets
- A Rock Tribe Agori who assists the Skrall
- Set 8991 is a massive warrior and master of the sword and spiked Thornax launcher.
84 Clues: bird • shark • great hawk • giant crab • stone monster • mask of Wisdom • southern islets • mask of Levitation • mask of Concealment • A prime Skakdi warlord. • The law-enforcers on Metru Nui • The Toa Hagah, mutated by Roodaka • residents of the Matoran Universe • One of the most skilled Bone Hunters. • A Rock Tribe Agori who assists the Skrall • Set 8569 are the key to defeating the Bohrok! • ...
World Between Wars 2025-01-08
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- German Prime Minister during the Weimar Republic (Post-WW1)
- large farms owned and operated by peasants as a group
- US president that argued the federal government had to take an active role in combating the Great Depression
- the central banking system of the United States
- Fiery nationalism leader who used Fascism to take over Italy in the 1920’s
- Tens of thousands of fascists swarmed the capital demanding changes within the government
- banned the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages
- jewish poet that was imprisoned, tortured, and exiled for composing satire about Stalin
- Communist International; promoted communism around the world causing the “Red Scare” of the 1920’s
- 3rd era of Germany (Holy Roman Empire as 1, Bismarck’s unification as 2)
- Fringe German politician that rose to power due to the depression in Germany
- Theory of relativity; measurements of space and time are not absolute
- set of Laws that deprived Jews of German citizenship and placed severe restrictions on them
- African American cultural awakening through art, writings, and music
- imposing Russian culture on the diverse Soviet empire
- factories and farms produced more goods than were being sold
- any centralized, authoritarian government that is not communist who’s policies glorify the state over the individual and are destructive to basic human rights
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- extremely rapid and sharp increases in prices
- Agreement signed by almost every independent nation that outlawed war
- one party dictatorship regulates every aspect of its citizens lives
- liberated young woman
- Hitler's secret police in black uniforms
- Author of Doctor Zhivago, didnt publish anything during the Stalin years
- discovered atoms of some particles (radium and uranium) release particles spontaneously
- reduction of armed forces and weapons
- the management of money matters, including circulation of money, loans, investments, and banking
- longest, most severe economic downturn that hit the entire world
- Mussolini supporters that were party militants that rejected democratic processes in favor of violent action
- FDR's massive package of economic and social programs
- First Woman Governor of Texas
- a system of brutal labor camps where many died
- government officials make all basic economic decisions
32 Clues: liberated young woman • First Woman Governor of Texas • reduction of armed forces and weapons • Hitler's secret police in black uniforms • extremely rapid and sharp increases in prices • a system of brutal labor camps where many died • the central banking system of the United States • large farms owned and operated by peasants as a group • ...
Dandy's World Toons 2024-12-20
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- Can heal other Toons for 100 tapes. Can also see the hearts of other Toons.
- Butterfly! Another great distractor, the only non-main that needs 100% of her research to buy.
- GAMBLING SUPREME!!!
- Goes invisible for 5 seconds upon activating her ability.
- Starter character 1. An all-rounder with passive extractor abilities.
- Looks after the 8 ball (probably), his passive gives him double Twisted research.
- Can grapple herself to another Toon's location, great for saving herself in a pinch.
- Helps other Toons extract much faster, also decent at extracting herself. Part one of the most shipped pair.
- Balloon man. Becomes faster every hit he takes.
- The worst character. Don't buy him unless you WANT to struggle.
- The best extractor in the game, her main ability lets her point out where the Twisteds are. Part two of the most shipped pair.
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- The Best distractor, can lower his own stealth with his active ability in case of emergencies.
- Get's faster every time a machine is completed for 10-ish seconds.
- Heals herself for 100 tapes. Does not work at full health.
- The twin masks. Switches between speed and extraction on even and odd floors respectively.
- Does well in blackouts, however her low stealth can affect distractors.
- Can use one of his hearts to heal another toon. Cannot occur when he's at 1 heart.
- Can bring other Toons to his location, saving them in a pinch! Also a good starter distractor.
- Child who also has an ability that buffs a random stat.
- The star of the show. The one behind the ichor operations. IT'S ALL HIS FAULT.
- The main used for regaining stamina. Also good at surviving for long runs due to his stealth.
- Can instant transmission himself to another Toon. Also a good extractor.
- Starter character 2. An all-rounder, great for anything.
- A great character for beginners, has a great ability for helping other Toons escape.
24 Clues: GAMBLING SUPREME!!! • Balloon man. Becomes faster every hit he takes. • Child who also has an ability that buffs a random stat. • Starter character 2. An all-rounder, great for anything. • Goes invisible for 5 seconds upon activating her ability. • Heals herself for 100 tapes. Does not work at full health. • ...
World Religion Day! 2024-12-24
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- This faith uses a nine-pointed star as their main symbol.
- Holy book in Judaism.
- Name of the founder of Sikhism.
- Algonquians gods represented with images in the form of men.
- Considered the founder of the Church of England, AKA the Anglican Church.
- Founder of the Latter-day Saints.
- The Father of Many Nations, according to Christian beliefs.
- Located in Cambodia, this is the largest religious monument in the world.
- Hindu festival of lights.
- Francis Current head of the Catholic church.
- Islamic holy month of fasting.
- Religion based on the teachings of Lao Tzu.
- Number of Sikh Gurus.
- Name of the founder of Sikhism.
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- “The art of True Light" is a practice from which organization?
- Practiced by some Haudenosaunee communities, a combination of traditional Haudenosaunee ceremonies with Christian messages.
- Number of Sikh Gurus.
- Oldest Christian Church in the world.
- Siddhartha Gautama is believed to be the founder of this religion.
- Hindu god responsible for the creation of the world and all living things?
- Anishinaabe word that means "Great Spirit" or "Great Mystery", used to describe the creator of the universe and the giver of life.
- Loving our neighbors as ourselves.
- Holiest city in Islam.
- Jewish place of worship.
24 Clues: Holy book in Judaism. • Number of Sikh Gurus. • Number of Sikh Gurus. • Holiest city in Islam. • Jewish place of worship. • Hindu festival of lights. • Islamic holy month of fasting. • Name of the founder of Sikhism. • Name of the founder of Sikhism. • Founder of the Latter-day Saints. • Loving our neighbors as ourselves. • Oldest Christian Church in the world. • ...
The Wizarding World 2024-12-03
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- Hogwarts Gamekeeper
- The core of Harry and Voldemorts wand?
- What distinguishable feature does Harry have?
- The place of Harry's birth and his parent's death
- His name before the name which must not be named
- How many holcrux are made?
- The patronas shared by father and son
- They fear the Basilisk
- A way for the Magical World to send their mail
- This House values patience, fair play, and hard work
- Harry's ginger friend
- What do they form in #5?
- The patronas shared by his mom and Snape
- What does Harry battle in the Chamber?
- He who shall not be named
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- What do The Beauxbaton's Pegusas drink?
- Harry didnt enter, but he has to compete anyway
- A hunter of Dark Wizards
- Snape's only happy memory
- Harry's owl
- The wizarding world's newspaper
- This house values Intelligence, knowledge, and planning ahead
- Brother of Albus
- UK's magical school of wizarding
- She's muggle born but smarter than most
- This house values ambition, cunningness, and heritage
- A brew to make you look like who(ever)(3wrds)
- The article of clothing that frees Dobby
- This house values bravery, chivalry, and helping others
- What moves constantly in the castle?
- The most powerful wand in the world
- Gifts from Death
- The headmaster's first name
- How many unforgivable curses are there?
34 Clues: Harry's owl • Brother of Albus • Gifts from Death • Hogwarts Gamekeeper • Harry's ginger friend • They fear the Basilisk • A hunter of Dark Wizards • What do they form in #5? • Snape's only happy memory • He who shall not be named • How many holcrux are made? • The headmaster's first name • The wizarding world's newspaper • UK's magical school of wizarding • ...
World War Two 2024-12-21
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- Attack that brought America into the war
- / Germany and Italy; _____ Powers
- / Emperor of Japan
- / Allied Commander-In-Chief of Italy
- / Island off the southern coast of Italy
- / Last name of the Italian dictator
- / German main tank
- / One form of assault on Sicily
- Cassino / Historic hilltop abbey
- / Views of the government of the Soviet Union
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- / Important port and airfield town
- / Views of Italian government up until September 1943
- / RAF mai German n fighter plane
- / Area where Operation Shingle took place
- / Believed in naval assaults
- / Italian government signed this with the allies on September 3, 1943
- / Views of most allied governments
- / Operation name for the invasion of Sicily
- / Capital of Italy
- / Invasion area on southwest coast of mainland Italy
20 Clues: / Emperor of Japan • / Capital of Italy • / German main tank • / Believed in naval assaults • / One form of assault on Sicily • / RAF mai German n fighter plane • Cassino / Historic hilltop abbey • / Germany and Italy; _____ Powers • / Important port and airfield town • / Views of most allied governments • / Last name of the Italian dictator • / Allied Commander-In-Chief of Italy • ...
FIRST WORLD WAR 2025-09-03
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- canadian fighter pilot
- no man's ____
- unrestricted use of these
- type of truce in 1914
- weapon introduced in the Battle of the Somme
- longest battle 302 day
- assassination city
- - author of In Flander's Fields
- , shell shock
- month US entered the war in 1917
- Competition between empires for colonial territory.
- the eastern and western battlegrounds
- unified force at Vimy
- The aggressive build-up of military forces.
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- assassinated
- Red Baron
- name of the serbian secret society
- plan to invade France quickly
- leader was Lenin
- location of the first battle for the canadians
- The complex network of military alliances that created a domino effect.
- month in 1918 that ended the war
- neutral country
- nicholas II
- city of the treaty
- role of plans in WWI at first
- name of the first world war
- Intense patriotism and rivalry between nations.
- motorized tansportant to the battle of the marne
- chlorine and mustard
30 Clues: Red Baron • nicholas II • assassinated • no man's ____ • , shell shock • neutral country • leader was Lenin • assassination city • city of the treaty • chlorine and mustard • type of truce in 1914 • unified force at Vimy • canadian fighter pilot • longest battle 302 day • unrestricted use of these • name of the first world war • plan to invade France quickly • role of plans in WWI at first • ...
Around the World 2025-09-12
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- — Location of “The Norwood Builder”
- — Named after real London street
- — Swiss waterfall of Holmes’ apparent death
- — Fictional London location in certain cases
- — Dutch city connected to a diamond theft case
- — University town Doyle references
- — Holmes’ residence (geographic anchor)
- — Paris station mentioned in “The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax”
- — Fictional London address clue
- — North London district in a case reference
- — French city Holmes retreats to after faked death
- — Town near Reichenbach Falls
- — Egyptian city referenced in Holmes’ cases
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- — London dockside setting in several stories
- — Setting of The Hound of the Baskervilles
- — Sussex town in “His Last Bow”
- — Region of “The Adventure of the Devil’s Foot”
- — Headquarters of London police
- — Holmes’ retirement beekeeping home
- — Colonial backdrop of The Sign of Four
- — Station used in several cases
- — Country of Holmes’ duel with Moriarty
- — French city mentioned in The Final Problem
- — Port city appearing in The Adventure of the Naval Treaty
- — Site of first murder in A Study in Scarlet
- — City tied to Doyle’s medical training (geographic context for Holmes’ creation)
- — Setting of The Adventure of the Priory School
- — County tied to Baskervilles
- — County in The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge
- — City Holmes mentions consulting with Freud in adaptations
30 Clues: — County tied to Baskervilles • — Town near Reichenbach Falls • — Sussex town in “His Last Bow” • — Headquarters of London police • — Station used in several cases • — Fictional London address clue • — Named after real London street • — University town Doyle references • — Location of “The Norwood Builder” • — Holmes’ retirement beekeeping home • ...
World Cup Mischief 2026-03-25
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- when something stands for or represents a bigger idea
- when a story or problem ends without a clear solution
- what the text is mostly about
- events in a story that build tension and lead to the climax
- when a story goes back to an earlier time to show something important
- the way a text is structured, like cuase and effect or sequence
- a character who is very different from another to highlight their traits
- when something happens that is the opposite of what you expect
- the person or voice telling the story
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- the big idea that guides a piece of writing
- the exact words someone said or wrote
- a story told in the order events happen, from beginning to end
- a smaller title under the main title that tells what the text is about
- a true story someone writes about their own life
- the main idea of an essay or argument
- a piece of writing that gives information
- the main idea or lesson the author wants to share
- the big idea or message in a story
- a story told out of order, using flashbacks, or jumps in time
- putting things in a way that makes sense
20 Clues: what the text is mostly about • the big idea or message in a story • the exact words someone said or wrote • the main idea of an essay or argument • the person or voice telling the story • putting things in a way that makes sense • a piece of writing that gives information • the big idea that guides a piece of writing • a true story someone writes about their own life • ...
Around the World 2026-03-06
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- (adj.) expensive or impressive
- (adj.) happening not long ago
- (n.) a group of similar things together
- (v.) to relax in the sunlight
- (adj.) very interesting because of being unusual
- (v.) to be on one side of something
- (n.) a group of trees
- (adj.) to lie comfortably
- (adv.) relaxed; in no rush
- (n.) tradition or history
- (adj.) not much of something
- (adj.) very tall
- (v.) to represent an exact idea
- (v.) to add something decorative
- (n.) something that adds interest
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- (adj.) relating to beauty
- (adj.) attractive and charming (of a place)
- (adj.) very old
- (adj.) with complicated decoration
- (adj.) with complicated decoration
- (adj.) not wide
- (n.) an activity you spend time doing
- (v.) to rest on top of something
- (v.) to greatly desire or want
- (adj.) looking like a perfect version
- (adj.) a large amount; covering a large area
- (adj.) important
27 Clues: (adj.) very old • (adj.) not wide • (adj.) important • (adj.) very tall • (n.) a group of trees • (adj.) relating to beauty • (adj.) to lie comfortably • (n.) tradition or history • (adv.) relaxed; in no rush • (adj.) not much of something • (adj.) happening not long ago • (v.) to relax in the sunlight • (adj.) expensive or impressive • (v.) to greatly desire or want • ...
Dandy's world Crossword 2026-03-16
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- The projector room is a variety of it(Medium)
- Gains the biggest boost from machine completion(Easy)
- The highest solo toon(Hard)
- Most expensive toon(Easy)
- Who? (Easy)
- Bassie's trinket(Medium)
- Sprout's Halloween skin(Hard)
- OA-01(Easy)
- Scrapped Vee skin(Hard)
- Best starter(Opinion)
- Toodles' rarity(Medium)
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- Twisted cooldown of twelve seconds(Hard)
- The fastest toon without boosts(Easy)
- An effect Glisten's ability gives(Easy)
- The most neglected stat(Opinion)
- The second side character(Hard)
- Vee's passive ability(Hard)
- The only main without a map(Easy)
- Arguably the best extractor(Medium)
- Gardenview Toon branded drinks(Easy)
20 Clues: Who? (Easy) • OA-01(Easy) • Best starter(Opinion) • Scrapped Vee skin(Hard) • Toodles' rarity(Medium) • Bassie's trinket(Medium) • Most expensive toon(Easy) • The highest solo toon(Hard) • Vee's passive ability(Hard) • Sprout's Halloween skin(Hard) • The second side character(Hard) • The most neglected stat(Opinion) • The only main without a map(Easy) • ...
AP world Crossword 2025-10-29
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- a massive temple in Cambodia, and was a Hindu temple turned Buddhist
- a Moroccan scholar and explorer of the 14th century, widely considered the greatest Muslim traveler in history
- traditional wooden sailing vessels used for centuries for trade and fishing with lateen sails
- a roadside inn or rest stop for travelers of the silk road
- groups of people who have moved from their original homeland and settled in other parts of the world, maintaining cultural, religious, and linguistic ties to their place of origin
- the largest and most influential pre-Columbian Native American city north of Mexico
- Major trading city in the regions of Mali, Songhay, and Ghana
- primarily used for positions where they would be perceived as loyal and powerless, such as guardians of the royal harem
- the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty who moved the capital to Beijing
- probably the most richest person that was alive, king of Mali
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- a sacred vessel used to collect food offerings from lay supporters during Buddhist monk daily alms rounds
- a school of Mahayana Buddhism that emphasizes meditation
- a type of ancient Chinese sailing vessel
- a strategic and pragmatic approach to diplomacy characterized by establishing alliances through kinship
- traditional West African storytellers
- a powerful Indianized Buddhist dynasty that ruled parts of Java and Sumatra
- a Mongol ruler who conquered much of Western Asia
- a 73-meter-high victory tower and the tallest minaret in India
- a Mongol-led imperial dynasty that ruled China from 1271 to 1368
- Chinese navigator and head of the imperial fleet
20 Clues: traditional West African storytellers • a type of ancient Chinese sailing vessel • Chinese navigator and head of the imperial fleet • a Mongol ruler who conquered much of Western Asia • a school of Mahayana Buddhism that emphasizes meditation • a roadside inn or rest stop for travelers of the silk road • Major trading city in the regions of Mali, Songhay, and Ghana • ...
AP World Crossword :) 2025-10-31
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- The plauge that originated in China and spread through Eurasia due to the rapid trade.
- A Great Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships in a series of voyages in the Indian Ocean that began in 1405.
- Inns or guesthouses where merchants could rest, exchange goods with local people and other traders, and resupply their animals.
- Merchants who learned local languages, cultures, ad trading practices while also retaining links to their home societies.
- Ancient city in Mali which was vital for commerce and was a hub for Islamic scholarship and trade.
- The increase in food production, as well as to population growth , urbanization, and industrial development across the Islamic world.
- The dynasty that was established by Genghis Khan's grandson, Khubilai Khan in the second half of the thirteenth century.
- The ruler of Mali who took pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.
- Outlook that rejected the religious aspects of Buddhism and Daoism but appreciated the high moral standards of Buddhist teachings, while returning to classical texts of Confucianism.
- The largest religious structure built in the premodern world, this temple was built by the powerful Angkor kingdom in the twelfth century C.E. to express a Hindu understanding of the cosmos, later used by Buddhists also.
- Sped up communication across the Mongol Empire and also fostered trade.
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- One of the largest series of chiefdoms emerged in eastern woodlands which was located near modern St. Louis, which flourished around 1200 C.E.
- Used triangular sails and were. constructed without nails by sewing or stitching the boards of the hull together with fibers, cords, or thongs.
- Widely spoken in Easy Africa today, was grammatically an African tongue within the larger bantu family of languages, but was written in Arabic and has many Arabic loan words.
- An Arab scholar, merchants, and public official.
- A military strategy to capture fortified places by surrounding them to cut off supplies and force surrender.
- Grandson of Genghis Khan who because the first il-Khan (subordinate khan) of Persia.
- The development of a complex society in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, from 860 to 1130 C.E.
- Introduced to North Africa and the Sahara in the early centuries of the Common Era, this animal made trans-Saharan commerce possible by 300 to 400 C.E.
- Vital West African oral histories, storytellers, and musicians who preserved and transmitted history, culture, and genealogies through spoken word and music.
20 Clues: An Arab scholar, merchants, and public official. • The ruler of Mali who took pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. • Sped up communication across the Mongol Empire and also fostered trade. • Grandson of Genghis Khan who because the first il-Khan (subordinate khan) of Persia. • ...
The Atlantic World 2025-10-27
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- private individuals or corporations own the means of production
- Aztec Emperor
- A grant by the Spanish Crown to a colonist in America
- belief in the benefits of profitable trading
- Inca emperor
- a highly contagious and potentially fatal viral disease
- Transfer between new and old world
- The first permanent English settlement
- Spanish conquistador who found the Incas
- Mixed European and Indigenous American
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- business where ownership is divided into shares
- Exchange of goods between the world
- Conflict between Great Britain and France
- Three part trade system
- Spanish conquistador
- Passage that transported slaves
- 12 million Africans were forcibly transported
- A Spanish conqueror
- Made 4 transatlantic voyages
- Area under control of another country
20 Clues: Inca emperor • Aztec Emperor • A Spanish conqueror • Spanish conquistador • Three part trade system • Made 4 transatlantic voyages • Passage that transported slaves • Transfer between new and old world • Exchange of goods between the world • Area under control of another country • The first permanent English settlement • Mixed European and Indigenous American • ...
Around the World 2025-10-23
Across
- Ancient curves visible from space
- Five-Seven-Five
- The turquoise torch holder
- "I don't know."
- Faded underwater legend
- Ancient city sealed by magma.
- Prehistoric circle
- The city of the merilion
- An eye for wisdom, patched for crows
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- Fermented vegetables
- The 50th star
- Towering Paris with an iron point
- The African sea of burning gold
- Sand-buried triangles
- Paper folding
- Philosophy of "the ways"
- Longest river
- Second most used currency
- The floating city of water
- Italian frozen treat
20 Clues: The 50th star • Paper folding • Longest river • Five-Seven-Five • "I don't know." • Prehistoric circle • Fermented vegetables • Italian frozen treat • Sand-buried triangles • Faded underwater legend • Philosophy of "the ways" • The city of the merilion • Second most used currency • The turquoise torch holder • The floating city of water • Ancient city sealed by magma. • ...
World Unit 2 2025-10-27
Across
- Southwestern cliff dwellers
- Capital was Tenochtitlan
- Incan city located high in the mountains
- Japanese rulers that forced Europeans out
- Regular payments made to the Aztecs
- "Rebirth"
- This European "discovered" the Americas
- The fall of this city created a need for new trade routes
- Created monopolies in the spice trade
- Built an extensive system of roads
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- Created the Mona Lisa
- Disease that killed many Native Americans
- Believing in more than one god
- Empire in India
- Word that means original people
- Examples include Cortes and Pizarro
- Name of the first European printing press
- Treaty that split the world between Spain and Portugal
- Last name of the German priest who wrote the 95 Theses
- Dynasty in China that turned to isolationism
20 Clues: "Rebirth" • Empire in India • Created the Mona Lisa • Capital was Tenochtitlan • Southwestern cliff dwellers • Believing in more than one god • Word that means original people • Built an extensive system of roads • Regular payments made to the Aztecs • Examples include Cortes and Pizarro • Created monopolies in the spice trade • This European "discovered" the Americas • ...
World War I 2025-11-14
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- A rapid-fire, automatic weapon
- The peace treaty signed in June 1919 that formally ended the war. It placed full blame for the war on Germany
- A British passenger liner sunk by a German U-boat in May 1915
- A formal agreement to stop fighting. It was signed between the Allies and Germany at 5:00 AM on November 11, 1918
- The Prime Minister of France (1917–1920)
- This telegram was a secret communication from Germany to Mexico proposing a military alliance
- The U.S. President during WWI
- The longest battle of WWI, fought between French and German forces. It resulted in over 700,000 casualties
- Intense pride in one's nation
- Second Battle here was The final major German offensive
- Large-caliber guns that used high-explosive shells, shrapnel, and new recoil systems to fire further and much faster than previous cannons
- The use of German submarines (U-boats) to sink any merchant ship in a designated war zone
- Germany's execution of the Schlieffen Plan required marching through this neutral country
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- The main form of combat on the Western Front
- An unsuccessful Allied campaign to seize the Dardanelles Strait
- Germany's pre-war operational plan to quickly defeat France
- The policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization
- Woodrow Wilson's peace plan and the formation of the League of Nations
- The last Emperor of Russia.
- Battle infamous for the horrific casualties: on the first day alone, the British suffered 57,000 casualties
- Assassination of this Austrian Archduke led to start of WWI
- Following the assassination, Austria-Hungary issued a harsh set of demands to Serbia.
- The 1917 Russian Revolution led to the collapse of the Tsarist regime. The new Bolshevik government signed this treaty with the Central Powers
- The last German Emperor (Kaiser)
- A system of formal agreements between nations for mutual defense
- Manfred von Richthofen
- The policy of building up strong armed forces and aggressively preparing for war.
- This A critical early Allied victory where French and British forces stopped the German advance near Paris
28 Clues: Manfred von Richthofen • The last Emperor of Russia. • The U.S. President during WWI • Intense pride in one's nation • A rapid-fire, automatic weapon • The last German Emperor (Kaiser) • The Prime Minister of France (1917–1920) • The main form of combat on the Western Front • Second Battle here was The final major German offensive • ...
The New World 2025-11-17
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- Independent landowners allowed small-scale fur trading and encouraged to marry and start families.
- a period of renewed interest in art, literature, learning and exploration
- A hoped-for water route through or around North America to Asia; explorers searched for it but instead discovered and claimed new lands.
- A colony ruled directly by the Spanish king and queen who created laws to govern the territory.
- Wrote An account of travels to China that inspired later exploration.
- an imaginary line invented by the pope to resolve land claim disputes between Spain and Portugal
- Civilian towns allowed under Spanish law.
- empire that charged Heavy taxes on Asian goods passing through Constantinople, motivating Europeans to seek sea route
- Dutch explorer who claimed New York for the Netherlands.
- People of mixed Spanish and African ancestry working on farms, ranches, and trades.
- A royal governor in charge of half of Spain’s American empire.
- Nobles, merchants, or religious groups granted large pieces of land (fiefs) by the French crown.
- Tool measuring star positions to determine latitude.
- The long, dangerous voyage where enslaved Africans were packed tightly, mistreated, fed minimally, and often died.
- French explorer who discovered Cape Fear.
- Spanish laws that established a strong government for New Spain and Peru, organized how they would be ruled, and set social and settlement rules.
- Spaniards born in Spain holding top government and church positions and owning land and mines.
- An improved tool for measuring angles between stars and the horizon.
- People of mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry working on farms, ranches, and as craftsmen.
- Established a navigation school in Portugal and trained explorers to use navigational tools.
- Spread information widely and inspired more Europeans to read about exploration.
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- Lowest social class in New Spain, treated as conquered people and kept in poverty.
- guy who invented the printing press
- French fur traders who traveled to Native lands to exchange goods for beaver, moose, and caribou furs.
- French cartographer and explorer, founder of Quebec in 1608, known as the Father of New France.
- a Spanish soldier who conquered land for Spain in the New World
- an alteration of the line of demarcation that enabled Portugal to claim Brazil
- Type of Roman Catholic missionaries allowed by Champlain who came to Christianize Native Americans, sometimes causing conflict and disease spread.
- A large farm growing one crop—such as sugar or tobacco—for sale.
- Spanish military forts.
- A fast, sturdy ship that could sail against the wind.
- People born in the Americas to Spanish parents; wealthy and educated but blocked from top positions.
- The forced transport of 12–15 million Africans, mostly from West Africa, mainly to Brazil and the Caribbean.
- Allowed for cheaper printing of books like Marco Polo’s, increasing interest in travel.
- English explorer who discovered Newfoundland.
- System where Europeans traded manufactured goods for enslaved Africans who were then exchanged for raw materials in the Americas.
- Land grants to Peninsulares giving them the right to demand labor or taxes from Native Americans in exchange for protection and Christianity.
- Instrument showing direction for navigation.
- The city that originated from The settlement founded by Champlain at the top of a cliff; it became the center of New France.
- Catholic religious settlements used to convert Native Americans.
40 Clues: Spanish military forts. • guy who invented the printing press • Civilian towns allowed under Spanish law. • French explorer who discovered Cape Fear. • Instrument showing direction for navigation. • English explorer who discovered Newfoundland. • Tool measuring star positions to determine latitude. • A fast, sturdy ship that could sail against the wind. • ...
world war 1 2025-11-11
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- Country with capital berlin
- a note from Germany to mexico proposing an alliance against US
- celebration of the end of the war
- german painter who painted to cope after he fought
- happened to archduke Ferdinand and started war
- long narrow ditch used by soldiers for shelter
- the 28th President
- assembly of nations made to keep peace
- final agreement to end war
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- forbade spoken attacks on US government
- Country with lots of bread & wine
- a position of not taking sides during the war
- Country with bald eagle
- glorification of nations military
- bigest navel battle in world history-ends german control over seas
- persuasion from media to sway public's opinions
- nationalist who assassinated ferdinand
- the area between two opposing trenches
- ship that Germany sunk enraging America
- name for american soldiers fighting
20 Clues: the 28th President • Country with bald eagle • final agreement to end war • Country with capital berlin • Country with lots of bread & wine • glorification of nations military • celebration of the end of the war • name for american soldiers fighting • nationalist who assassinated ferdinand • the area between two opposing trenches • assembly of nations made to keep peace • ...
World War 1 2026-01-20
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- President of the United States in WW1
- Military commander for Germany
- Germanys submarine warfare
- Military commander for Germany
- Military commander of the United States
- Assasination of him injured the war
- Military commander for France
- Leader of Russia at the start of WW1
- Reason to russias withdraw
- Military commander for Britain
- Emperor of the German empire
- Tsar of Bulgaria autumn WW1
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- Military commander for Ottoman Empire
- Prime minister of Britain
- Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
- Military commander for Austria-Hungary
- Military commander for Austria-Hungary
- King of Britain during the war
- Ruler of Austria-Hungary
- Prime minister of France
- Military commander for France
- Military commander of Russia
- Jellicoe Military commander for Britain
- Military commander the the Ottoman Empire
- Military commander for russia
- Germany signed a treaty ending the fighting
26 Clues: Ruler of Austria-Hungary • Prime minister of France • Prime minister of Britain • Germanys submarine warfare • Reason to russias withdraw • Tsar of Bulgaria autumn WW1 • Sultan of the Ottoman Empire • Military commander of Russia • Emperor of the German empire • Military commander for France • Military commander for France • Military commander for russia • ...
LOVE OUR WORLD 2026-01-18
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- → sampah = trash
- → laut = ocean
- → sungai = river
- → banjir = flood
- → lingkungan = environment
- → hewan = animals
- → hutan = forest
- → mengurangi = reduce
- → menyelamatkan = save
- → peduli = care
- → bumi = earth
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- → gunung = mountain
- → dunia = world
- → asap = smoke
- → polusi = pollution
- → membersihkan = clean
- → mendaur ulang = recycle
- → tumbuhan = plants
- → melindungi = protect
- → limbah = waste
- → kotor = dirty
- → alam = nature
- → menggunakan kembali = reuse
23 Clues: → asap = smoke • → laut = ocean • → bumi = earth • → dunia = world • → kotor = dirty • → alam = nature • → peduli = care • → sampah = trash • → sungai = river • → banjir = flood • → limbah = waste • → hutan = forest • → hewan = animals • → gunung = mountain • → tumbuhan = plants • → polusi = pollution • → mengurangi = reduce • → membersihkan = clean • → melindungi = protect • → menyelamatkan = save • ...
Ap world Midterm 2026-01-08
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- economic idea that the market decides the prices and means of production are owned by individuals
- new class of people during the industrial revolution
- the right to vote
- Last name of the economist who introduced laissez-faire economics
- Shift from farm and domestic labor to factories and city life
- economic idea that goods are distributed based on need and means of production are owned by the state
- A revolution aimed freeing colonies from the rule of England
- Last name of the leader of the Haitian revolution
- This type of monarch uses the ideas of divine right to legitimize their rule
- Hands-off economics
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- This country attempted a Self Strengthening movement during the industrial revolution.
- word to describe Japan before the Meiji restoration
- contract between the people and their government that gives the people the power
- Last name of the leader of the Colombian and other South American Revolutions
- He development of a cotton textile industry in Egypt
- A revolution aimed freeing enslaved individuals and freeing them from the rule of France
- A new invention during the second industrial revolution that allowed people to have lights
- A revolution aimed to unite several countries in Latin America while also freeing them from the Spanish
- A revolution aimed at dethroning an absolute monarchy in hopes of creating more rights for their people which ended in a period called the Reign of Terror
- intellectual movement focused on creating better relationships between people and the government by giving people more rights
20 Clues: the right to vote • Hands-off economics • Last name of the leader of the Haitian revolution • word to describe Japan before the Meiji restoration • new class of people during the industrial revolution • He development of a cotton textile industry in Egypt • A revolution aimed freeing colonies from the rule of England • ...
World Geography Crossword 2026-01-21
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- Putting the interests of one’s own country above other countries beliefs
- Shows countries and states
- The rapid movement of people from rural areas to a city
- The real, tangible evidence of change in a city
- Shows changes in altitude by change of color
- Man-made bridges, or changes to borders because of religion or war
- Adjusting into a new environment
- A type of government that has citizens elect officials to represent their country
- A grassland with few trees and moderate rainfall
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- A positive connection to one’s homeland without thinking it’s better than other countries
- Places near the equator with high temperatures and heavy rainfall
- A cold, dry biome with permafrost
- A country where there is one person in charge with no national elections
- Changing the way you live for improvement
- The process of removing sediment, rocks, and debris from bodies of water
- A type of government where the people hold all the power
- Plates that grind against each other
- The non-physical networks used to make changes
- A forest biome that has cold, long winters and short summers
- Mountain ranges and oceans
20 Clues: Shows countries and states • Mountain ranges and oceans • Adjusting into a new environment • A cold, dry biome with permafrost • Plates that grind against each other • Changing the way you live for improvement • Shows changes in altitude by change of color • The non-physical networks used to make changes • The real, tangible evidence of change in a city • ...
World War 2 2025-12-16
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- Plan to train pilots and aircrew in Canada, away from the fighting.
- Women joined organizations like the Cross to help with war relief efforts.
- Goods like rubber, metal, and nylon were difficult to get due to this type of collection drive.
- The Allied invasion of the Italian mainland was known as the Campaign.
- The British Commonwealth's highest military decoration for bravery.
- The first Canadian awarded the Victoria Cross at Dieppe, he walked into captivity to minister to POWs.
- This type of vessel was used by the Canadian Navy to find and destroy German U-boats.
- A tactic used effectively by Canadians in the close-quarters fighting in Ortona.
- A limit placed on the amount of certain goods (like sugar and butter) that could be purchased.
- A key piece of legislation that led to late-war conscription for overseas service.
- The first Canadian soldier to die in the war was a stewardess on the torpedoed liner Athenia.
- On this date in 1939, Canada declared war on Germany, independently of Britain.
- Allied landing site in France on June 6, 1944; Canadians took Juno beach.
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- The Canadian general who commanded the First Canadian Army, including at Normandy.
- Canadians captured this town in a brutal house-to-house battle in Italy, known as "Little Stalingrad".
- Naval battle in which Canada's small navy played a crucial role protecting convoys.
- Fascist leader of Italy during WWII.
- Gardens grown at home to increase food supply and free up rations for troops overseas.
- Women working in factories produced things like ships, aircraft, and tanks.
- The failed large-scale raid on this French port in 1942 provided valuable lessons for D-Day.
- Canadian naval service for women.
- Certificates purchased by citizens to help fund the war effort.
- Canadian city where the BCATP was headquartered.
- German air force during WWII.
- Canadian Prime Minister during the start of the Great Depression, defeated by King.
- The Canadian 3rd Infantry Division landed on this beach on D-Day.
- Prime Minister of Canada for most of WWII.
- The Canadian Women's Army , one of the women's military branches.
- The deliberate mass murder of Jews and other groups by the Nazis.
- This city saw brutal, heavy fighting in the streets during the Italian Campaign.
30 Clues: German air force during WWII. • Canadian naval service for women. • Fascist leader of Italy during WWII. • Prime Minister of Canada for most of WWII. • Canadian city where the BCATP was headquartered. • Certificates purchased by citizens to help fund the war effort. • The Canadian 3rd Infantry Division landed on this beach on D-Day. • ...
World War II 2025-12-16
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- Put in place by the Canadian government to stop employers pay from increasing.
- Put in place by Canadian government to increase their revenue by taxing Canadian citizens.
- Set up after the attacks on Pearl Harbor to isolate Japanese Canadians.
- Longest lasting battle of World War II.
- Canada sold these to Canadian citizens to help pay for the war effort.
- Fast ship that if needed would go out and attack enemy ships or U-boats.
- Acronym for the Canadian navy.
- Same name as ohl team and was a popular plane in Canadian manufacturing.
- Goal of this battle was to raid German sites (get in and get out).
- Groups that came together and made little supply bags to make things easier and more comfortable for soldiers.
- First battle fought by Canadians in World War II.
- Canadas Prime Minister during World War II.
- acronym for Canadian women in the war industry.
- Where families grew their own vegetables in gardens instead of flowers.
- Canadian award given for bravery.
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- A plane with the same name as a natural disaster.
- Put in charge of production of Hurricanes and got the nickname "Queen of the Hurricanes".
- limits put on necessities by the Canadian government to conserve necessities for the war.
- Ships that carry merchandise in the convoy to aid allied soldiers overseas.
- Secret spy training site for allies, based in Canada.
- Put in place by Canadian government to stop inflation.
- The ship that led the convoy system and had lots of artillery aboard.
- Canadas minister of everything.
- A stylish but practical way to dress for women in World War II.
- The amount of days Canada declared war on Germany after Britain and France.
- Acronym for Canadian air force.
- Soldiers had to leave guns behind and were rescued by Britain ships and citizen boats.
- Acronym put before every Canadian battle ships name.
- Canadian ships travelled in this form to defend from attacking German U-boats.
- Flight training program for allies, based in Canada.
30 Clues: Acronym for the Canadian navy. • Canadas minister of everything. • Acronym for Canadian air force. • Canadian award given for bravery. • Longest lasting battle of World War II. • Canadas Prime Minister during World War II. • acronym for Canadian women in the war industry. • A plane with the same name as a natural disaster. • ...
The Working World 2025-12-17
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- Not anxious
- Office with walls
- The practice of working from home
- A set of rules specifying the type of clothing to be worn
- Without a job
- The condition of being alone, especially when this makes you feel unhappy
- Each of two or more recurring periods in which different groups of workers do the same jobs in relay
- A person's mental or physical condition
- The distinctive clothing worn by members of the same organization
- Not optional
- Amount of tasks
- Location where people work
- High Heels
- Something that takes a lot of your time
- Act of working at an extra job, especially without telling your main employer
- The state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
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- balance Harmony between one's professional and personal life
- A controversial issue
- Sacked
- Position of a student or trainee who works in an organization to gain work experience
- Total loss of energy and interest experienced as a result of chronic overwork
- Working for oneself as a freelance or the owner of a business rather than an employer
- The sharing of an office or other working environments by people
- Work as a temporary employee
- To make the same journey regularly from home to work
25 Clues: Sacked • High Heels • Not anxious • Not optional • Without a job • Amount of tasks • Office with walls • A controversial issue • Location where people work • Work as a temporary employee • The practice of working from home • A person's mental or physical condition • Something that takes a lot of your time • The state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy • ...
The Physical World 2025-12-08
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- - the process by which rock is broken down into smaller pieces.
- cycle - is the movement of water from Earth’s surface to the atmosphere and back.
- deposition - a process in which rivers create floodplains by flooding their banks and deposit sediments along the banks.
- energy - energy from the sun.
- - regions close to the equator.
- Wegener - proposed the theory of continental drift. He suggested that Earth’s continents were once a single supercontinent called the Pangea.
- water - is water that is found in Earth’s stream, rivers, and lakes.
- - earth’s complete trip around the sun for 365¼ days.
- - are shapes on the planet’s surface, such as hills or mountains.
- tectonics - a theory that suggests Earth’s surface is divided into a dozen or so slow moving plates, or pieces or earth’s crust.
- - large areas of slow moving ice and in the ice of the Antarctic and Arctic regions.
- - a short-term change in the air for a given place and time.
- currents - large streams of surface seawater - move heat around Earth.
- - weather patterns resulting from the earth’s changing position with regard to the sun. The four seasons are winter, spring, summer, and fall.
- - is water that falls to Earth’s surface as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
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- - are the sudden violent movements of Earth’s crust.
- - a region’s average weather conditions over a long period.
- vapor - water occurring in the air as an invisible gas.
- - a large landmass that is part of the Earth’s crust.
- - magma that reaches Earth’s surface.
- - one complete spin of earth on its axis.
- - the place where two air masses of different temperatures or moisture content meet.
- - water found below Earth’s surface.
- winds - are winds that blow in the same direction over large areas of Earth.
- - water without salt, makes up only about 3% of the total water supply.
- of Fire - is a region around the Pacific plate that circles the Pacific Ocean.
- - is the movement of sediment from one location to another.
27 Clues: energy - energy from the sun. • - regions close to the equator. • - water found below Earth’s surface. • - magma that reaches Earth’s surface. • - one complete spin of earth on its axis. • - are the sudden violent movements of Earth’s crust. • - a large landmass that is part of the Earth’s crust. • - earth’s complete trip around the sun for 365¼ days. • ...
Renaissance World History 2025-12-09
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- Inventor who introduced movable-type printing to Europe
- Period of rebirth in culture, learning, and the arts
- System in which wealthy families funded artists and scholars
- Religious movement partly fueled by Renaissance ideas
- Networks that helped transfer Islamic knowledge back to Europe
- Writing in everyday language instead of Latin
- Italian city-state widely viewed as the birthplace of the Renaissance
- Economic activity that helped Italian merchants gain wealth and power
- Movement emphasizing individual achievement and classical learning
- Book by Thomas More describing an ideal society
- Church practices criticized by early reformers
- Artist who sculpted David and painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling
- Artist known for The School of Athens
- Innovation that spread ideas rapidly across Europe
- Playwright whose works reflect humanist ideas
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- Artistic technique that gives the illusion of depth
- Disaster that weakened feudalism and helped spark social change
- Empire whose 1453 conquest of Constantinople pushed Greek scholars westward
- Venetian traveler whose writings increased European curiosity about Asia
- Period in England marked by cultural flowering under Queen Elizabeth I
- Renaissance figure known for art, science, and invention
- Focus on worldly subjects rather than the spiritual
- Author of The Prince, a realistic guide to ruling
- Revival of Greek and Roman ideas in art and learning
- Independent political units that helped spark the Renaissance
- Scholars who studied grammar, rhetoric, history, and poetry in the classical style
- Belief contrary to Church teachings, often punished
- Influential banking family who dominated Florence’s politics and culture
28 Clues: Artist known for The School of Athens • Writing in everyday language instead of Latin • Playwright whose works reflect humanist ideas • Church practices criticized by early reformers • Book by Thomas More describing an ideal society • Author of The Prince, a realistic guide to ruling • Innovation that spread ideas rapidly across Europe • ...
World War II 2025-12-05
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- Wartime tax used by the Canadian government to help the war effort
- Canadian and British plane named after a natural disaster
- Practical fashion for Women in Canada during WWII
- Canadian Airforce
- Series of battles in Italy
- Program in Canada that trained aircrew
- Volunteer groups that support soldiers by providing aid and making comfort items
- Queen of Hurricanes
- A temporary hold on increasing price of goods or services
- A program that trained spies, based in Canada
- Acronym for Canadian Navi
- The highest decoration in the Canadian decoration system
- A battleship that hunted u-boats and escorted convoys
- ships in the middle of a convoy that carry goods and supplies
- A temporary policy that stops wage increase during wartime
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- Plane Named after the nickname of Sir Robert Mclean’s daughter
- longest lasting battle during WWII
- Canadian government sold these to help
- Code name: Operation Overlord
- System put in place by the Canadian government to divide goods to citizens
- Camp that held all "enemy aliens”
- home or community gardens during wartime
- The acronym put before the name of every Canadian ship
- group of ships that travel together in a formation
- Coastal Escort vessel
- Longest serving Prime Minister in Canada
- Soldiers were rescued by battleships and British Citizens
- Bloodiest Day in Canadian Military history
- Minister of Everything
- The first battle Canada fought in During WWII
30 Clues: Canadian Airforce • Queen of Hurricanes • Coastal Escort vessel • Minister of Everything • Acronym for Canadian Navi • Series of battles in Italy • Code name: Operation Overlord • Camp that held all "enemy aliens” • longest lasting battle during WWII • Canadian government sold these to help • Program in Canada that trained aircrew • home or community gardens during wartime • ...
World History- Layla 2025-12-15
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- Idea that the earth orbits the sun
- Sickness, illness
- Idea that the earth is at the center of the universe
- church led by the pope
- System emphasizing supply, demand, and competition
- Came up with heliocentrism
- French ruler who built Versailles
- Catholic Church took these to pay for your sins
- The 10 amendments to the U.S. declaration of independence
- The catalyst for the protestant reformation
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- Paris prison stormed in 1789
- Science step-by-step process
- Time period during the 1350's where about 50% of Europe's population died to the bubonic plague
- The 3 G's
- Father of modern astronomy
- Machine that revolutionized commercial books
- Trade between Africa, Europe, and America
- Enlightenment thinker of liberty, life, and property
- Da Vinci's most famous painting
- The national razor
20 Clues: The 3 G's • Sickness, illness • The national razor • church led by the pope • Father of modern astronomy • Came up with heliocentrism • Paris prison stormed in 1789 • Science step-by-step process • Da Vinci's most famous painting • French ruler who built Versailles • Idea that the earth orbits the sun • Trade between Africa, Europe, and America • ...
