world Crossword Puzzles
World Environment Day 2021-06-01
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- A poisonous substance that damages health or the environment.(9)
- Using organic waste to make something used in gardens that reduces household waste.(7)
- To release or project something (eg. light, sound, smoke, gas, radiation, etc.)(4)
- Gases in the atmosphere that stops heat from escaping into space.(10,5)
- To keep something in its original state.(8)
- Global changes in temperature,wind patterns,rainfall,etc.(7,6)
- Crushed cane after extraction of juice used as eco friendly disposable crockery items.(7)
- Species content of animals present in an area.(5)
- The protection and preservation of natural environments and resources (12)
- to use less or make something smaller (6)
- 29% of the earth’s surface is ______.(4)
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- Make something new from materials that have been used before.(8)
- water __________ is done to collect rain water to provide water for human, animal, or crop use.(10)
- Trees but also part of your hand.(5)
- A poisonous substance that damages health or the environment.(5)
- We breathe it (6)
- Large body of water.(3)
- To put animals or plants in a state of becoming extinct or disappearing in the near future.(8)
- Misty,foggy,cloudy.(4)
- We get it from the clouds.(4)
- Twinkle twinkle.(4)
- Different types of ______, sea, pink, rock, Himalayan.(4)
- our national animal (5)
- Water levels rise because glaciers _________.(4)
24 Clues: We breathe it (6) • Twinkle twinkle.(4) • Misty,foggy,cloudy.(4) • Large body of water.(3) • our national animal (5) • We get it from the clouds.(4) • Trees but also part of your hand.(5) • 29% of the earth’s surface is ______.(4) • to use less or make something smaller (6) • To keep something in its original state.(8) • Water levels rise because glaciers _________.(4) • ...
world history l 2021-06-14
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- thin sheet of material
- a landlocked country in West Africa.
- manco Capac established the Inca Empire in 1438
- Jewish people collectively.
- Musa- richest man ever
- a warrior society in ancient Greece.
- an Abrahamic monotheistic religion teaching that Muhammad is a messenger of God.
- empire in the andes mountain
- a person who shoots with a bow and arrows, especially at a target for sport.
- Columbus- a navigator who explored the Americas under the flag of Spain.
- the Great-He named more than 70 cities after himself and horse
- a store or small settlement established for trading, typically in a remote place.
- an Abrahamic monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
- a chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79, making it one of the higher atomic number elements that occur naturally.
- Khan- leader of the mongol empire
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- people who terrorize cities and steal
- ancient masonry structures located in Egypt.
- a Mesoamerican culture that flourished in central Mexico
- europe's oldest capital
- a diverse group of indigenous people who lived in parts of present-day Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, had one of the most sophisticated and complex civilizations in the Western Hemisphere.
- a Mesoamerican civilization.
- musa-he tenth Mansa of the Mali Empire, an Islamic West African state.
- Caesar-a Roman general and statesman
- an island country in East Asia, located in the northwest Pacific Ocean.
- a major political unit having a territory of great extent
- an ethnic group of people originating from the country of Egypt.
- Cusco, a city in the Peruvian Andes, was once capital of the Inca Empire.
- a faith that was founded by Siddhartha Gautama
- a hieroglyphic character or symbol; a pictograph.
- Road- an ancient trade route that linked the Western world with the Middle East and Asia.
30 Clues: thin sheet of material • Musa- richest man ever • europe's oldest capital • Jewish people collectively. • empire in the andes mountain • a Mesoamerican civilization. • Khan- leader of the mongol empire • a landlocked country in West Africa. • Caesar-a Roman general and statesman • a warrior society in ancient Greece. • people who terrorize cities and steal • ...
World War 2 2021-05-20
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- fighting in trenches
- 28th president
- Association between Britain, France, and Russia
- Land in France and Belgium
- conflict between axis powers and Russia and Poland
- member of Russian social democratric party
- France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan and the United States
- period of war during industrial revolution
- Assasinated Franz ferdinand
- german destruction boats
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
- agreement to stop fighting
- developed communism in russia
- pride for country
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- Assasination started WW1
- communist movement Russia
- home for Jews
- last emperor of Russia
- peace negotiation to stop world war 1
- America treat got more out of war
- Treaty between Germany, Austro-Hungary, and Italy
- Argentina, Chile, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Venezuela, Sweden, and Switzerland.
- wanted world peace
- all out war
- War with planes
- most important made peace
- Treaty between Germany, Austro-Hungary, and Italycentralpowers Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
- secret note Germany and Mexico
28 Clues: all out war • home for Jews • 28th president • War with planes • pride for country • wanted world peace • fighting in trenches • last emperor of Russia • Assasination started WW1 • german destruction boats • communist movement Russia • most important made peace • Land in France and Belgium • agreement to stop fighting • Assasinated Franz ferdinand • developed communism in russia • ...
World War 1 2021-06-03
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- projectiles to be fired from a gun
- the act of acquiring something by conquest or occupation
- murder of a public figure by surprise attack
- the glorification of military power
- identification with ones own nation and supports for its interests
- a union or association formed for mutual benefit
- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- large but transportable armament
- someone who fights or is fighting
- the heir presumptive to the throne of Austria-Hungary
- someone injured or killed in a military engagement
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- a nonmilitary citizen
- a hostile meeting of opposing military forces
- battle of ww1
- one of the Central Powers in World War I
- a geographical area controlled by a distant country
- military-minded ruler of German empire and kingdom of Prussia
- a war measure isolating an area of importance to the enemy
- relating to or characteristic of soldiers or armed forces.
- a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose
- a movement to unify all Slavic people in one political organization
- countries trying to build the best/most leathal weapons
22 Clues: battle of ww1 • a nonmilitary citizen • large but transportable armament • someone who fights or is fighting • projectiles to be fired from a gun • the glorification of military power • one of the Central Powers in World War I • murder of a public figure by surprise attack • a hostile meeting of opposing military forces • a union or association formed for mutual benefit • ...
World War 1 2021-06-21
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- this side was led by Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the ottoman empire
- the first battle of ww1
- some books are about what
- what was PTSD was called back then
- when did the United States declare war on Germany
- what year did the ww1 end
- a word used to stop fighting
- what animal saved the lost battalion
- What document was to make peace with Germany after ww1
- what is the opposite of the western front
- Nickname for the United states
- how many types of weapons were used in ww1
- this side was led by France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan, and the United States of America
- nickname for the Germans
- us lost
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- what year did ww1 start
- a joint operation between Britain and France
- where was the lost battalion
- American General in ww1
- What is the opposite of the Eastern front
- what ship sank because the Germans sank it
- who was asssanited
- what type of warfare was using the use of German U-Boats
- how many fronts were fought on
- what was Presidents Wilson document called
- nickname for the British
- what part of our government was against the 14 points and the treaty of Versailles
- what group was formed by President Wilson
- nickname for ww1
- who was president during WW1
30 Clues: us lost • nickname for ww1 • who was asssanited • what year did ww1 start • American General in ww1 • the first battle of ww1 • nickname for the British • nickname for the Germans • some books are about what • what year did the ww1 end • where was the lost battalion • a word used to stop fighting • who was president during WW1 • how many fronts were fought on • ...
World War 1 2021-05-18
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- War / The mechanized mass destruction of enemy combatants, grew ever more deadly.
- war /economies, and populations of participating nations to an extent never seen before in history
- Front / the main theatre of war during the First World War.
- Entente /the nucleus of the Allied Powers
- used to sink 5,000 ships measuring more than 13 million gross register tons during the war.
- Treaty / levied on the Central Powers after World War I to compensate the Allies for some of their war costs.
- Warfare / long, deep ditches dug as protective defenses
- The rest of the world conducted the war with each other.
- Points / the armistice signed at Le Francport near Compiègne that ended fighting on land.
- Declaration /a statement issued by the British government in 1917
- Ferdinand /was the heir presumptive to the throne of Austria-Hungary
- Alliance /A secret agreement between Germany Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- Princip /assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and the Archduke's wife, Sophie
- the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in June 1914, an event that led directly to the outbreak
- note / was a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German Foreign Office in January 1917
- proposed a military alliance between Germany and Mexico if the United States entered World War I again.
- Wilson / leader of the Progressive Movement, was the 28th President of the United States.
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- all the national parties in the Socialist International/ supported their respective governments in the war crisis
- Powers / formally linked by the Treaty of London of September 5, 1914.
- Front / a theater of operations that encompassed at its greatest extent the entire frontier between the Russian Empire and Romania
- Trotsky / headed the Red Army as People's Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs and played a vital role in the Bolshevik victory in the Russian Civil War of 1917-1922.
- of Nations / a proposal made by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson in a speech before Congress
- Powers / also known as the Central Empires, was one of the two main coalitions that fought
- /were led by Vladimir Lenin and a group of revolutionaries
- an international organization headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, created after the First World War to provide a forum for resolving international disputes.
- War / The initial British contribution to the total allied
- Rasputin /was the infamous 'holy man' whose ability to heal the Tsar, and Tsarina's son Alexis led to his being adopted
27 Clues: Entente /the nucleus of the Allied Powers • The rest of the world conducted the war with each other. • /were led by Vladimir Lenin and a group of revolutionaries • Warfare / long, deep ditches dug as protective defenses • Front / the main theatre of war during the First World War. • ...
World War I 2021-05-25
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- This ended the war between Russia and the Central Powers
- This person assassinated the Archduke Francis Ferdinand
- He was the German chancellor during WW1; he favored war
- The number of empires that collapsed after WW1
- The sinking of this ship by Germany brought the US closer to entering WWI
- He was the commander of the American troops in Europe during WW1
- This country was NOT a member of the Triple Entente
- The name for the powers who fought against the Central Powers
- He was the top French commander during WW1
- a war that is unrestricted in terms of the weapons used, the territory or combatants involved, or the objectives pursued, especially one in which the laws of war are disregarded.
- He was the king of Germany during WW1
- This man was the most successful fighter of WW; known as Red Baron
- This is what the German fleet of ships was known as
- This country was the first to introduce daylight saving time to save energy during WW1
- These were used to drop bombs on the enemy as well as find out the enemy's position
- This involved digging, barbed wire, and "no mans land"
- The age of the youngest British soldier during WW1
- The top German commander during WW1 who was inspirational at the Battle of Tannenberg
- This man was NOT one of the leaders who were known collectively as the "Big Four" at the Peace Meeting following WW1
- This country was a member of the Triple Alliance
- This man's death set off a chain reaction which ultimately led to the outbreak of WW1
- What did female tanks have that male tanks didn't
- He was the political leader of France during WW1 but not president
- This was the only major naval engagement of WW1
- American President during WW1
- The leader of Great Britain during WW1
- This sparked the invention of plastic surgery
- This battle was the first use of chemical weapons
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- The president of France during WWI
- This was the longest battle of WWI
- This country was one of the members of the Triple Entente
- Leader of Italy during WW1
- The approximate amount of civilian and soldier casualties in WW1
- This is the 6th deadliest conflict in world history
- This battle witnessed the first use of the modern tank
- The Battle of…was the last "open" battle of the Western Front
- This man was Austria's foreign minister and was known to be a war hawk
- This was an attempt by Germany to brig Mexico into the war
- The cease fire which occurred between German&French troops in the Western trench was known as the…Truce of 1914
- He was the British general of British troops in France during WW1
- This called for the right of self-determination by countries and also for the formation of the League of Nations
- What did male tanks have that female tanks didn't
- The name given to Great Britain's navy
- The type of warfare resulted in the use of masks by foot soldiers
- The German plan of totally destroying French forces by outflanking them was called the…plan
- These were developed in WW1 to supply blood
46 Clues: Leader of Italy during WW1 • American President during WW1 • The president of France during WWI • This was the longest battle of WWI • He was the king of Germany during WW1 • The name given to Great Britain's navy • The leader of Great Britain during WW1 • He was the top French commander during WW1 • These were developed in WW1 to supply blood • ...
World religions vocabulary 2022-09-19
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- the scattering of people
- founder of Islam
- pilgrimage to mecca to worship at the kaaba 1 in a lifetime
- person who was giving the ten commandments
- messenger from God
- laws giving to Moses for the people to follow
- first four books of the new testaments
- ethic group of people from the fertile crescent
- the holy book written in Arabic
- the Muslim God
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- a loyal follower of Jesus
- Muhammad's journey from mecca to Medina
- the holy city of Islam
- known as Israel today
- effort in Gods service
- pillars the moral code for Islam
- giving to the poor
- followers who spread the word
- founder of Christianity
- a small stone building which housed the Gods and goddess for the people of Arabia
- a savior sent by God
- an agreement with God
- the Muslims place of worship
- people who came from the middle east
- the angel that comes to Muhammad to tell him to spread the word
25 Clues: the Muslim God • founder of Islam • giving to the poor • messenger from God • a savior sent by God • known as Israel today • an agreement with God • the holy city of Islam • effort in Gods service • founder of Christianity • the scattering of people • a loyal follower of Jesus • the Muslims place of worship • followers who spread the word • the holy book written in Arabic • ...
KEVIN'S WORLD 2 2022-08-31
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- Partner of Yutani in film
- A credit to Kevin’s card
- A Blockbuster Alternative for early employment
- ________in Manhattan starring Kevin Howard
- An ‘out there’ namesake for cats
- ‘Bottomless’ item in hospitaliano
- An irksome director duo
- The dream king or a role for Fishburne
- A challenging instrument?
- An unscripted first date performance
- Item oft left out of the laundry
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- A Breslin star vehicle
- Kevin’s formative capital
- unfriendly meat?
- A Jeopardy category Kevin rarely questions
- Tony Manero’s jurisdiction?
- Alliterative singer who allegedly only hears what she wants to
- The best Ryan
- A scenic ‘isle’ or a ‘ring’
- ‘Bottomless’ item on AMC Digital
- A very cherry Breakfast for (man)children
- Chief Brody’s jurisdiction
- A soft collectible for (man)children
- Dispenser of sweetness
24 Clues: The best Ryan • unfriendly meat? • A Breslin star vehicle • Dispenser of sweetness • An irksome director duo • A credit to Kevin’s card • Partner of Yutani in film • Kevin’s formative capital • A challenging instrument? • Chief Brody’s jurisdiction • Tony Manero’s jurisdiction? • A scenic ‘isle’ or a ‘ring’ • An ‘out there’ namesake for cats • ‘Bottomless’ item on AMC Digital • ...
World Geography Crossword 2022-09-02
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- A mountain range that spreads across 13 states in the USA
- and Clark, One of the most popular explorers that traveled 8,000 miles in all
- Mountains, This mountain range travels from the north of the USA to the northeast of USA
- grand canyon, This is a 277 mile canyon found in North America
- This mountain is the largest mountain on the Andes mountain range
- Desert, The driest nonpolar desert in the world
- Titicaca, The worlds highest lake navigable
- America, This continent is located right below North America
- This country has Buenos Aires located in it
- A popular mountain range that travels through 7 countries
- This country is along the west side of South America and looks like a long Chile
- This country belongs in south America and is well known for having the Amazon Rainforest
- Patagonia grasslands, This grassland is found in Argentina and is also a popular brand
- Valley, During the summer this desert is the hottest on earth
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- River System, Is the second largest river in North America
- This country is most famous for its maple syrup
- a rodent from South America that looks just like a rabbit
- A Native American that was a translator for Lewis and Clark
- Lizard, This Lizard can glid through the air
- River, This river travels from east to west of all of South America
- Rainforest, A very popular rainforest mostly in Brazil and Peru
- Christ the Redeemer, one of the natural wonders found in Brazil
- States of America, This country is famous for the many states that it has such as Texas
- This country borders the south of the USA
- Pichu, An old ruin spot that is famous for its perfect grass and architecture
- This is one of the National parks which is 96% in Wyoming
- bear, The most common bear in the Rockies
- America, This continent is located in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
28 Clues: This country borders the south of the USA • bear, The most common bear in the Rockies • Titicaca, The worlds highest lake navigable • This country has Buenos Aires located in it • Lizard, This Lizard can glid through the air • This country is most famous for its maple syrup • Desert, The driest nonpolar desert in the world • ...
World Geography Crossword 2022-09-02
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- A mountain range that spreads across 13 states in the USA
- and Clark, One of the most popular explorers that traveled 8,000 miles in all
- Mountains, This mountain range travels from the north of the USA to the northeast of USA
- grand canyon, This is a 277 mile canyon found in North America
- This mountain is the largest mountain on the Andes mountain range
- Desert, The driest nonpolar desert in the world
- Titicaca, The worlds highest lake navigable
- America, This continent is located right below North America
- This country has Buenos Aires located in it
- A popular mountain range that travels through 7 countries
- This country is along the west side of South America and looks like a long Chile
- This country belongs in south America and is well known for having the Amazon Rainforest
- Patagonia grasslands, This grassland is found in Argentina and is also a popular brand
- Valley, During the summer this desert is the hottest on earth
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- River System, Is the second largest river in North America
- This country is most famous for its maple syrup
- a rodent from South America that looks just like a rabbit
- A Native American that was a translator for Lewis and Clark
- Lizard, This Lizard can glid through the air
- River, This river travels from east to west of all of South America
- Rainforest, A very popular rainforest mostly in Brazil and Peru
- Christ the Redeemer, one of the natural wonders found in Brazil
- States of America, This country is famous for the many states that it has such as Texas
- This country borders the south of the USA
- Pichu, An old ruin spot that is famous for its perfect grass and architecture
- This is one of the National parks which is 96% in Wyoming
- bear, The most common bear in the Rockies
- America, This continent is located in between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
28 Clues: This country borders the south of the USA • bear, The most common bear in the Rockies • Titicaca, The worlds highest lake navigable • This country has Buenos Aires located in it • Lizard, This Lizard can glid through the air • This country is most famous for its maple syrup • Desert, The driest nonpolar desert in the world • ...
World Geography Terms 2022-09-02
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- Two people who were tasked by Thomas Jefferson to explore different lands west of the Mississippi River that came to terms with the Louisiana Purchase.
- is A young Native woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark on their expedition.
- is The largest country in North America
- Lizards that can be the size of a fingernail and could possibly get eaten by wasps.
- is Another tourist attraction located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Also holding a statue of Jesus Christ that holds multiple purposes and values.
- A country that contains 50 states
- A tourist attraction located in South America, but also a border between Argentina and Brazil, along with being the largest waterfall system in the world.
- The largest rainforest in the world
- The world's third largest continent.
- Has a flag where one color represents independence, Roman Catholic religion, and union.
- is A transparent amphibian that lives in the jungles.
- Desert is The dryest desert on earth and only receives rain every century.
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- The oldest mountain range on earth.
- A monkey that lives its life high in the trees and is also built for climbing.
- is A tourist attraction located in Ecuador but also is home to the most diverse animals and plants.
- A continent that holds the Amazon river.
- is The third largest river basin in the world.
- are A mountain range located in North America with dangerous weather in the winter with the temperature hitting -54 degrees.
- is A country that holds Machu Picchu, a tourist attraction.
- The longest river in the world along with the largest river system in the world.
- Large amount and rapid flow of snow down a hill or a mountain.
- is The largest country in South America.
- A mountain range located in South America with a dangerous sun that could burn human skin in four minutes.
- is A country that is home to the Moon Valley that is also a part of the Atacama Desert.
24 Clues: A country that contains 50 states • The oldest mountain range on earth. • The largest rainforest in the world • The world's third largest continent. • is The largest country in North America • A continent that holds the Amazon river. • is The largest country in South America. • is The third largest river basin in the world. • ...
AP World History 2022-05-21
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- Feminist and advocate for equal schooling for men and women, wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women" (First and Last name, no space)
- A system of government led by a dictator who typically rules by forcefully and often violently suppressing opposition and criticism, controlling all industry and commerce, and promoting nationalism and often racism
- The state of being a serf or feudal laborer
- Connected Southeast Asia, India, Arabia, and East Africa, beginning at least as early as the third century BCE (Three words no spaces)
- A term used to describe how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place
- A crop produced for its commercial value rather than for use by the grower (two words no space)
- A Christian reform movement that swept through Europe in the 1500s and resulted in many Christians splitting off from the Catholic Church (two words no spaces)
- The policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country, occupying it with settlers, and exploiting it economically
- Economic system in which the means of production are owned by the government and property is publicly owned
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- Severe worldwide economic depression between 1929 and 1939 that began after a major fall in stock prices in the United States (two words no spaces)
- The exchange of diseases, ideas, food, crops, and populations between the New World and the Old World (two words no spaces)
- Ideological and political revolution that occurred in British America between 1765 and 1791
- Intellectual and philosophical movement in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries with an emphasis on reason & logic, and human rights
- Trade network that spanned Asia and into parts of Europe (two words no space)
- A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- Empire that conquered Asia and Russia, brought about a period of relative stability and helped develop the silk road further.
- Economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit
- An intergovernmental organization whose purpose is to maintain international peace and security (two words no spaces)
- Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations
- A gunpowder empire that controlled much of Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa between the 14th and early 20th centuries (two words no spaces)
20 Clues: The state of being a serf or feudal laborer • Trade network that spanned Asia and into parts of Europe (two words no space) • A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force • Ideological and political revolution that occurred in British America between 1765 and 1791 • ...
World War 2 2022-09-15
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- many of those who stayed, endured _____ raids
- how long did trends take to develop during and after WW2?
- Hitler's _____ of Poland is what caused WW2
- who benefited the most from WW2?
- WW2 involved more than ____ countries
- when did WW2 end?
- the leader of Russia during WW2
- an estimated 40-50 ______ people died during WW2
- about _____ percent of the world’s population in 1940 died
- what is WW2 known for being?
- all had to deal with the threat of ____ attack
- when did The war in Europe end with Germany's surrender?
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- what did WW2 provide?
- which country suffered the greatest loss of life?
- failure of ______ helped cause WW2
- what intention did Japan mean when they attacked pearl harbor?
- the nation emerged as the world's most _______ and military power
- what war was WW2?
- the states that claimed to be ______ are Sweden, Switzerland, Spain and many more
- on average, 27,000 people died per ____
20 Clues: when did WW2 end? • what war was WW2? • what did WW2 provide? • what is WW2 known for being? • the leader of Russia during WW2 • who benefited the most from WW2? • failure of ______ helped cause WW2 • WW2 involved more than ____ countries • on average, 27,000 people died per ____ • Hitler's _____ of Poland is what caused WW2 • many of those who stayed, endured _____ raids • ...
World Religions Vocabulary 2022-09-21
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- Hindu salvation
- Trinity trinity of Hindu God's
- founder of Islam
- Angel who told Muhammad to spread the word of Allah
- founder of Christianity
- place of worship
- Holy book
- pillars moral code
- followers who spread the word of Jesus
- Pilgrimage to the Kaaba
- Submission
- giving to charity
- people who come from the middle east
- System fixed social class system
- commandments moral code
- small stone building that houses statues of Gods
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- someone who interprets God's message
- leads exodus
- individual spirit
- effort in Gods service
- scatter group of people
- ethnic group who live in the Fertile Crescent
- Muslim journey from mecca to Medina
- followers of Jesus
- savior sent by God
- holiest city
- Israels original name
- first four books of the new testament about life of Jesus
- an agreement with God
- Islamic God
30 Clues: Holy book • Submission • Islamic God • leads exodus • holiest city • Hindu salvation • founder of Islam • place of worship • individual spirit • giving to charity • followers of Jesus • savior sent by God • pillars moral code • Israels original name • an agreement with God • effort in Gods service • scatter group of people • founder of Christianity • Pilgrimage to the Kaaba • commandments moral code • ...
New World Developments 2022-09-22
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- / This animal's fur was popular for hats
- / First permanent European settlement in California.
- / First Europeans to enter the Mississippi river(____&_____)
- / French explorer that claimed the coast of Texas for France
- / The capital of New Mexico
- / A native tribe that trade with the English also known for their Confederacy
- XIV / King of France during 1643-1715
- / Cliff Dwellers
- / Gevernor of New Mexico during the Pueblo Revolt
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- / A French settlement founded in Louisiana in 1718
- / A native tribe that traded with the French, replaced the Hurons
- / founder of Quebec
- / The U.S. state the first Spanish settlement was at
- / Most French settlers were _________
- / A native tribe that traded with the French
- / First permanent European settlement in Texas.
- / European weapon that was given to the native tribes
- / The revolt were Pueblo Indians killed and drove out the Spanish
- / leader of the Pueblo Revolt
- / Most English settlers were _______
20 Clues: / Cliff Dwellers • / founder of Quebec • / The capital of New Mexico • / leader of the Pueblo Revolt • / Most English settlers were _______ • / Most French settlers were _________ • XIV / King of France during 1643-1715 • / This animal's fur was popular for hats • / A native tribe that traded with the French • / First permanent European settlement in Texas. • ...
World War I 2022-11-08
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- This cause of World War I was a policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war.
- of Nations This intergovernmental organization lasted from 1919-1946, was founded after the Paris Peace Conference. It did not work effectively to prevent WWII.
- Baron Manfred von Richthofen had 80 kills and one of the most famous aces. German ace.
- This cause of World War I was based on an intense pride in one's nation.
- Powers This was a major alliance during World War I made up of Britain, France, Russia, and the United States. It was known as the Triple Entente(a French word) before the war.
- These are the four main causes of World War I. Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism.
- Powers This alliance during WWI included the United States, Great Britain, France, Russia and Italy (switched to the Allied Powers in 1915). (The blue countries of the East and West on map above)
- This new machinery used by the Germans in sea warfare, to attack British and American supply ships in the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
- Telegram This intercepted note from the German foreign minister to the Mexican government offered, territories in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico for Mexico. The note also confirmed the new policy of unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany against the Allied Powers. This helped turn Americans against Germany in WWI.
- This term refers to the payments and transfers of property that Germany was required to make under the treaty of Versailles.
- This British passenger ship was sunk by German U-boats in 1915, carrying civilians and ammunition to Britain from the U.S. The event turned American opinion against Germany.
- Restricting the amount of food and other goods people may buy during wartime to assure adequate supplies for the military
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- Powers This was a major alliance at the 'center' of Europe during World War I, made up of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Ottoman Empire. It was formerly known as the Triple Alliance before the war. SHOWN ABOVE IN RED.
- These are ideas or information that usually designed by a government to influence public opinion, often times to persuade a people to go to war.
- Warfare This style of warfare was common in WWI, due to the invention of the machine gun and heavy artillery. It included digging long trenches, separated by barbed wire and a no mans land.
- Front This was a major front in World War I. A line of trenches and fortifications in World War I that stretched without a break from Switzerland to the North Sea. This is where most of the fighting happened in World War II.
- assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand This was the spark that started World War I. Archduke Ferdinand, the Austrian crown prince, was murdered on June 28, 1914, by a Serbian nationalist while visiting Sarajevo, Bosnia. Germany urged Austria-Hungary to fight and they went to war against Serbia; all of this due to Serbia wanting to expand
- 1918 This was the agreement between the Allies and Central Powers that ended the fighting after WWI. It began at 11/11/1918 at 11:11 am. This marked a victory for the Allies and stated that the Central Powers lost. Germans would later look at this as "the stab in the back."
- York Tennessee-born soldier whose action in the Argonne Forest made him an American hero
- Fourteen Points This is the plan for post-World War I outlined by President Wilson in 1918. This plan called for self-determination (countries in Africa and Asia govern themselves), freedom of the seas, free trade, end to secret agreements, reduction of arms and a league of nations.
- This Central Power empire during WWI, started the war with their invasion of Serbia after the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand on June 28, 1914 . It was made up of Austria, Hungary and several other nations and territories. After World War I it split up into several nations.
- of Versailles Treaty that ended WW I. It blamed Germany for WW I and handed down harsh punishment.
- Front This was a front in WWI. The region of fighting happened along the German-Russian Border where Russians and Serbs battled Germans, Austrians, and Turks.
- Wilson This was the president who was elected in 1912, and led the US into WWI. Later wrote a plan for post-WWI peace known as the Fourteen Points.
24 Clues: This cause of World War I was based on an intense pride in one's nation. • Baron Manfred von Richthofen had 80 kills and one of the most famous aces. German ace. • York Tennessee-born soldier whose action in the Argonne Forest made him an American hero • This cause of World War I was a policy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war. • ...
World War I 2022-11-08
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- Front In WWI, the region along the German-Russian Border where Russians and Serbs battled Germans, Austrians, and Turks.
- The Balkan town in the Austro-Hungarian province of Bosnia where Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the throne
- A large empire in central Europe. One of the "Central Powers" in WWI. Part of the Triple Alliance; declared war on Serbia.
- German submarine, taken from the German 'Unterseeboat'
- First Battle of the Marne The Germans had surrounded Paris, Called the Battle of the Marne because of a River in France that is called the Marne, Was fought along the river about 50 miles outside France, , More than 1 battle at the Marne, French were able to halt the German advance and even push them back a little bit, Had help from some British troops
- warfare A form of warfare in which opposing armies fight each other from trenches dug in the battlefield.
- French city at the southern end of the western front where battles were fought for months and the allies had advanced just 7 miles. 1 million men had been killed
- Powers The victorious allied nations of World War I. In World War I, the Allies included Britain, France, Italy, Russia, and the United States.
- to prepare for war
- Airplane fights in the sky were known as _______
- these people wanted to break away from Austria-Hungary and join the independent Slavic country of Serbia
- Front A line of trenches and fortifications in World War I that stretched without a break from Switzerland to the North Sea. Scene of most of the fighting between Germany, on the one hand, and France and Britain, on the other.
- Francis Ferdinand heir to the throne of Austria Hungary; assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, a bosnian serb.; sparked WWI
- A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.
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- Space that separated troops between opposing trenches
- and Herzegovina. Austrian territory Serbia wanted; country where the assassination of Francis Ferdinand took place
- Powers In World War I the alliance of Germany and Austria-Hungary and other nations allied with them in opposing the Allies.
- Great War Known as World War I and the War to End All Wars: a global military conflict that embroiled most of the world's great powers from 1914 to 1919.
- A situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible
- Were enraged because Austria-Hungary wanted to annex Bosnia so they assassinated the Duke of Austria-Hungary, Francis Ferdinand. This is another part that SPARKED the start of WWI. It is blamed for starting WWI.
- to stop people or supplies from coming into or going out of a country
- Not favoring either side
- Princip Assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie.
- Heavy armored vehicle which could travel over barbed wire and across enemy trenches, this would end trench warfare
- formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to one another's defense
- A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country
- A policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standing army always prepared for war
27 Clues: to prepare for war • Not favoring either side • Airplane fights in the sky were known as _______ • Space that separated troops between opposing trenches • German submarine, taken from the German 'Unterseeboat' • Princip Assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie. • A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country • ...
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. • ...
AP World Crossword 2022-11-01
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- Took an army with him on his Hajj.
- Winds that move from Africa to Asia for 6 months, then back from Asia to Africa for the remaining 6.
- The combination of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Daoism used as religion in China.
- The animal that made travelling across the Sahara Desert possible.
- The dynasty that put China back together.
- A Chinese eunuch who went exploring in the Indian Ocean basin during the Ming dynasty.
- Merchants who were partnered with the Mongolian government.
- One of the biggest (and only) Native American trade centres near Mississippi.
- The capital of Mali.
- The scientific name for the disease behind the black plague
- A war tactic that involves surrounding the enemy until something in your favour occurs.
- The capital city of Mongolia.
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- The Mongolian messenger system.
- Inns along the path of the road to allow travellers rest after a day's walk.
- What the Europeans were called after the Mongol Empire dissipated
- The Hindu temple that the Khmer built, known for its status as the biggest religous structure in the world.
- The Japanese alteration of Buddhism.
- The Chinese dynasty that was run by the Mongols.
- The area below the Sahara desert is called...
- A Moroccan explorer and scholar who, in total, travelled about 75,000 miles throughout his journeys.
- A type of sail which replaced the traditional square; Created by the Arabians.
21 Clues: The capital of Mali. • The capital city of Mongolia. • The Mongolian messenger system. • Took an army with him on his Hajj. • The Japanese alteration of Buddhism. • The dynasty that put China back together. • The area below the Sahara desert is called... • The Chinese dynasty that was run by the Mongols. • Merchants who were partnered with the Mongolian government. • ...
Ap World History:Modern 2022-06-07
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- The leader of Nothern Vietnam during the Vietnam proxy wars.
- What was responsible for the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh after Muslims did not want to be the minority in India?
- who was the political leader that created the Russian communist party
- What was the organization that the English monarch granted a royal charter, giving it a monopoly on England's trade with India?
- The invasion that divided and colonized Africa for the benefit of European interests during the New imperialism.
- The policy that stated communism needed to be contained
- is A highly addictive drug that was exported from Britain and caused the rise of two wars.
- A contraceptive used to control fertility.
- Medicine used to treat bacteria
- the 3rd agricultural revolution that implemented GMOs
- Which Japanese city was bombed?
- A theory that stated if Turkey or Greece turned communist, then it would influence middle eastern countries to turn communist.
- Which country did Kwame Nkrumah govern?
- which country colonized Algeria?
- What country was created by the United Nations in 1948?
- Created by Woodrow Wilson, a failed organization that was created after WW1 to maintain peace and security for countries.
- A unsuccessful conflict of Indian soldiers who revolted against British rule
- who was the U.S. president for most of WW2
- the political leader of Cambodia
- This political leader ended apartheid in South Africa, held non-violent protests for civil rights, and became president in 1994.
- Glorification of the military
- created to give aid to western European countries.
- Which country promoted Asian domination through the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere?
- First female prime minister of India
- areas outside Europe in which so many European immigrants voluntarily settled
- which political leader implemented 5-years plan
- which 2 countries were global superpowers during the cold war?
- Genocide of Jews in Germany
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- An American Civil rights leader who believed in non-violence.
- Ottoman Empire, Germany, and Italy were what group in WW1
- meaning lightning war and an intense military campaign used by Germany
- The name of the party,Gandhi led.
- was A political party that advocated for an independent state for Muslims living in India.
- Where did the missile crisis happen
- What is it called when countries do not directly fight each other
- What is it called when A group of people who have a strong common identity and become loyal to a single state.
- The introduction of a movement where African and Asian nations who were decolonized and did not want to participate in the cold war.
- Dynasty The last Chinese Dynasty
- King leopard of Belgium had previous private ownership of which African country?
- Advertisements that were used during WW1.
- was a mass killing that discriminated against Christians in the Ottoman Empire.
- the president of Germany during WW2
- What did Nasser nationalized?
- Who was the facist leader of Italy.
- A disease caused by mosquitoes(tropical world).
- A theory that was used to justify why certain groups were superior to other groups
- The military alliance created by the USSR in response to the creation of NATO.
- the first proxy war after WW2
- A 10 year ban on chinese migration to the U.S
- and economic crisis that caused a high rate of unemployment
- First president of Indonesia
- Was the Chinese communist leader who implemented the cultural revolution and the Great Leap forward.
- What plan was created as a response to the great depression in America?
53 Clues: Genocide of Jews in Germany • First president of Indonesia • What did Nasser nationalized? • the first proxy war after WW2 • Glorification of the military • Medicine used to treat bacteria • Which Japanese city was bombed? • Dynasty The last Chinese Dynasty • which country colonized Algeria? • the political leader of Cambodia • The name of the party,Gandhi led. • ...
AP World Crossword 2022-06-03
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- ____ VIII; British King who split from the Roman Catholic Church
- seabird and bat droppings used in fertilizers, mainly produced in Peru
- Aztec farming technique that grew crops on floating platforms
- belief that while god exists, god does not intervene in the world
- people of purely Spanish descent born in the new world
- native people of New Zealand
- political theory developed by Karl Marx; idealogy that formed the base of communism
- an intellectual and philosophical movement that originated in Europe; caused many great scientific advancements
- ____ empire; used enslaved Christians to form the Janissaries
- economic theory that encourages imperialism, decreasing imports, and increasing exports
- Chinese emperor who abolished the civil service exam
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- ____ of terror during the French Revolution
- French military and political leader who led several successful campaigns in Europe, most importantly the Holy Roman Empire
- social hierarchy system in India
- Muslim religious experts who created and maintained Islamic law codes
- vast Chinese infrastructure project that was finished under the sui dynasty
- famous physicist and mathematician who discovered the laws of gravity and motion
- Muslim sect that believed that the successor to Muhammad should be Abu Bakr
- addictive substance that the British forced the Chinese to trade for; caused the ____ wars
- Indian troops that fought under the British
- last name of nonviolent resistance leader in India against the British
21 Clues: native people of New Zealand • social hierarchy system in India • ____ of terror during the French Revolution • Indian troops that fought under the British • Chinese emperor who abolished the civil service exam • people of purely Spanish descent born in the new world • Aztec farming technique that grew crops on floating platforms • ...
World War 2 2022-05-31
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- 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)
- Georgian revolutionary who leads the Soviet Union (2 words)
- The ___ provided about half the escorts across the Atlantic. (abbreviated)
- Under the NRMA in June 1940, ____ allowed mandatory enlistment in the army to help with home defence.
- Captured Canadians are known as? (abbreviated)
- a tactic where soldiers create entrances into building or rooms by blasting or tunneling through walls (2 words)
- The act that gave the government powers to take control over the nation’s resources and allow conscription for home defence. (abbreviated)
- Naval submarines the allied ships defended against
- The Austrian-Hungarian born citizen who failed art class, fought in ww1 and eventually pursuited a German political career (2 words)
- How many days after Britain declares war does Canada join.
- misleading information that is spread among the public for the purpose of damaging an opposing cause or spread a point of view
- What was created that was owned by the Canadian government that produced items private sectors could not. (2 words)
- What month did Canada join the war
- using all resources and infrastructures to focus on the war (2 words)
- The alliance that eventually included Canada, Britain, USA , France, and other commonwealth countries.
- What was created in 1942 that provided shore based jobs, wireless operators, coders, drivers, operational plotters for women (abbreviated)
- men who were conscripted through the national resources mobilization act who were forced into service against their will
- 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
- What did King use to help the conscription crisis that regarded the voting of the public.
- this gender was given the opportunity to join the armed force for the first time however were not allowed to join combat roles.
- this raid happened in 1942 where Canadian troops fought against Germany, canada suffered heavy losses. (2 words)
- Canada started building these small warships in the Battle of Atlantic to escort convoys across the ocean
- The day Hong Kong fell to the Japanese is known as? (2 words)
- rebellious young men who defied clothing restrictions (2 words)
- The day the allies took control over Europe (2 words)
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- What was introduced in January 1942, to reduce hoarding and ensure food for everyone (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)
- Foreign women who married Canadian soldiers serving overseas and then immigrated to Canada after the war (2 words)
- Established in 1942, helped coordinate wartime propaganda in Canada. (3 words)
- Who assured Parliament, and Quebec, that “So long as this government may be in power, no such measure [conscription] shall be enacted.” (4 words)
- Enemy aliens and visible minorities were forced to enter this place (2 words)
- Where did Canadians land first during D-day (2 words)
- Canada shows __ by not automatically declaring war following Britain’s declaration.
- The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan
- The leader of this political party argued against going to war. (abbreviated)
- Known as the “Minister of Everything”.
- The act of sending a person back to their native country or land
- D-day is known as which operation (2 words)
- What did Canada practice in order to keep affairs outside their borders
- The troops that dropped behind enemy lines to disrupt transportation and communication in the Normandy invasion
- provincial liquor boards rationed this type of liquid
- a person that is forced to leave their country to escape war
- This ship, carrying 907 Jewish refugees, attempting to escape persecution was denied entry into Canada in 1939 (2 words)
- The air force consisting of Canadian pilots that participated in Britain’s bomber command. (abbreviated)
- right to vote in public
- p2549
- discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people is known as?(2 words with a dash)
- 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)
49 Clues: p2549 • 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) • Naval submarines the allied ships defended against • The alliance that included Germany, Italy, and Japan • Where did Canadians land first during D-day (2 words) • ...
ap world history 2022-06-09
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- - chemicals that inhibit the growth of or kill other microorganisms.
- financed the combatants.
- - the first to be destroyed by an atomic bomb.
- - A people of this name is mentioned as early as the records of the Tang empire, living as nomads in northern Eurasia.
- - A progressive neurologic disorder that affects memory, thinking and behavior and causes the brain to shrink (atrophy) and brain cells to die.
- - Soviet statesman whose foreign policy brought an end to the Cold War and whose
- - a radical German nationalist during World War I.
- - a virus that destroys the immune system that should protect the body from diseases, The disease is passed from person to person through sexual acts, blood transfusions, used hypodermic needles, or from mother to child during birth.
- - A political system in which the government owns all property and dominates all
- - an alliance made to defend one another if they were attacked by any other country, US,
- female infertility.
- - established by Abbasid caliphs.
- traded on the world market.
- of life in a country.
- - a chinese website.
- - A harmless variant or derivative of a pathogen that stimulates a host's immune system
- - Was common in west Africa where the Bantu speakers had some immunity to it from long exposure
- - fabrics, introduced into West Africa by Muslims.
- - Indian multinational corporation that produced cars, farm equipment, military vehicles,
- - city in the western African country of Mali, historically important as a trading post on the trans-Saharan caravan route and as a centre of Islamic culture.
- Nations) NAFTA.
- - a distinct of the musical genre in Jamaica.
- electrical energy.
- - a policy initiated by Mikhail Gorbachev that involved restructuring of the social and economic status quo in communist Russia towards a market based economy and society.
- - term that is used while talking about economics, deals with production being mostly
- - a political, economic, and social hierarchy which helped organize land, work, and people's roles.
- war - During the Cold War, local or regional wars in which the superpowers armed, trained,
- mount defenses against the pathogen.
- - Satisfying the demands of dissatisfied powers in an effort to maintain peace and stability.
- - Swiss food and drink processing conglomerate corporation headquartered in Switzerland, it is the largest food company in the world, measured by revenues and other metrics (2014).
- and who joined with the United States to fight against global terrorism (Association of Southeast
- - the destruction of forest or forested areas by human or natural means.
- - an association of nations dedicated to economic and political cooperation in southeastern
- - was in great demand and by the twentieth century had become the most valuable
- - concerned with protecting its own borders against its German, French, and Dutch neighbors than with colonizing and advancing.
- - A mixture of saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal, in various proportions.
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- - The distinguishing term used for nations with supreme global power from the mere limited resources of other, merely great powers.
- - Individuals who work to spread their religious beliefs.
- - a combination of the hormones estrogen and progestogen in the form of a pill which
- trade, Weapons of Mass Destruction.
- - Creation of large, state-run farms rather than individual holdings.
- - the process by which fertile land becomes desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture.
- - a political orientation of a people or a government to maintain a strong military force and to be prepared to use it aggresively to defend or promote national interests.
- - Bird droppings utilized as fertilizer.
- - an international organization based in Geneva that monitors and enforces rules governing
- policy introduced major reforms.
- - Japanese industrial corporation that manufactures automobiles, trucks, and buses.
- - German monk, initiated Protestant Reformation.
- by the growth of nodules (tubercles) in the tissues, especially the lungs.
- - A philosophical movement beginning in France that advocated reason and logic as the basis of authority and all decisions are using reason and logic to solve social problems.
- - Indian version of Hollywood.
- - an agreement between the United States of America, Canada, and Mexico to create a
- - An infectious bacterial disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis and is
- - A Christian kingdom that developed in the highlands of eastern Africa under the dynasty of King Lalaibela.
- - a religious and political effort that brought thousands of Jews from around the world back to their ancient homeland in the Middle East and reestablished Israel as the central location for Jewish identity.
- - a member of a community of people who move from one place to another, either with their livestock or subsisting on hunting and gathering.
- - the leader of the Indonesian struggle for independence from the Netherlands.
- - Egyptian colonel and statesman, prime minister and president.
- - the worst outbreak of anti-Semitism, claiming the lives of 6 million Jews.
- France, Canada, Western European countries.
- - strong and predictable winds.
- owned and operated to gain profit while the production, distributing, and the price
- - one of the first metals discovered.
- American trading bloc with certain rules governing trade between the three nations.
- the goods are determined by the free market.
65 Clues: Nations) NAFTA. • electrical energy. • female infertility. • - a chinese website. • of life in a country. • financed the combatants. • traded on the world market. • - Indian version of Hollywood. • - strong and predictable winds. • policy introduced major reforms. • - established by Abbasid caliphs. • trade, Weapons of Mass Destruction. • mount defenses against the pathogen. • ...
Ap world crossword 2022-06-09
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- military alliance: Germany, Austria , and Italy
- document that forced germany to take all the blame for WW1
- environmental damages which are caused by the cutting down of trees
- economic system where a countries trade and industry is controlled by private owners
- 3 forms of new communication methods
- terriost group
- joint stock company, formed to trade in the Indian Ocean
- openness and transparency in the government in the soviet union-gorbachev
- examples of this are Japan, finland, US
- new introduction of jamaican music
- meeting between the European powers in order to divide Africa amongst themselves
- form of Chinese social media
- an example of this would be the British East India company
- defense treaty established by the soviet union
- military alliance in WW 2 between lGermany, Italy, and Japan
- leader of Germany during WW1 and WW2
- this invention helped shipping and transportation faster and reduced geographic distance
- fuels made production faster and more efficient
- 40th president of the United states
- central territory or the state exercising power over a colonial empire.
- series of political and economic reforms to start the economy in the soviet union
- associated with developing countries caused by mosquitos and is like the flu
- law that prevented certain ethnic groups or women from entering the united states
- worldwide economic decline in the 1930s
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- form of new technolgy and created secret communication from coded notes
- military alliance between France,Great britain and Russia
- 28th president of the United states
- water way in Egypt that allowed for faster travel
- allowed for ships to carry more materials
- 33rd president of the united states
- they thought ancestors would come back to help drive out the British from their lands
- plan to industrailize the USSR and implemented by Joseph Stalin
- addictive drug that Britian sold to China
- bat droppings that were used for fertlizers
- medical innovation that prevents diseases and other risks
- war between the two superpowers: US and USSR
- imperalism in China
- system winners of World War I were given responsibility for governing over the German and Ottoman territories as inforced by the League of nations
- economic and socialist campaign led by the Chinese communist party-mao zedong
- acronym for an alliance system between North america and Europe
- american peaceful leader
- prime minster of India during the 1960s-1970s
- attack on the US, december 7th, 1941
- president of south africa
- spanish general who lifted Spain out of their depression
- ideology that supports the idea of “survival of the fittest”
- major export of West Afirca
- this new advancement allowed for women to have a choice on when they were ready to have children
- came from Belgium congo
- twitter biggest social media platforms
50 Clues: terriost group • imperalism in China • came from Belgium congo • american peaceful leader • president of south africa • major export of West Afirca • form of Chinese social media • new introduction of jamaican music • 28th president of the United states • 33rd president of the united states • 40th president of the United states • 3 forms of new communication methods • ...
AP World Review 2022-06-09
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- former president of chile
- The process by which the world becomes more interconnected
- A global crising resulting in the slow, but continuous warming of the earth
- A non-violent leader that led South Africa
- International relations where a country is able to affect developments in another country without formal authority
- A theory that states publicly owned land, direct involvement of the government
- An economic policy made by Ronald Regan
- Drug that was sold to China, which caused an addiction
- An alliance between the soviet union and their allies during the cold war
- A joint stock company formed to trade on the Indian ocean
- A type of film production including India film production
- Former communist president of north Vietnam
- Nationalized the suez canal
- A conference held to divide Africa between European powers
- A theory that states that once one country falls to communism, all of the surrounding countries will fall to communism as well
- The former name of Russia
- An indirect war that took place between the US and Soviet Union
- A war that was fought between the north and south parts of its country over the communist government
- A type of government that contains free market ideologies
- Helped women decide what they want to do with their body, regulated the amount of births
- a type of imperialism that states “survival of the fittest”
- caused by clearcutting forests, chopping trees, etc…
- Was nationalized by nasser
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- A rational for military violence
- A foreign American policy created by Harry Truman to contain the Soviets
- A rebellion against British rule in India
- An indigenous dance in the US that believed that indeignous ancestors would come and drive out the colonies
- bat droppings used as fertilizer
- An economy based on knowledge and accessibility of knowledge
- A pact consisting of the US, Canada and Mexico that helped eliminate tariffs on goods traded
- Government involvement in the people
- A policy in the soviet union that promoted a more open government
- A metal prevalent in South America, specifically Chile
- An alliance pact between 30 member states to prevent further war
- A war that was instigated by a superpower
- A disease prevalent in subtropical regions that is spread by mosquitoes
- A proxy war dealing with debate over communism
- An indigenous group that was located in oklahoma
- A form of imperialism dealing with money
- A new time of rapid production of fertilizers to promote crop growth and yields
- Colonies where the colonizers moved to
- An organization that promotes peace including 193 member countries
- A policy enacted by Mao Zedong for economic benefit in communist China
- Merchants that traveled to the Americas mainly for economic gain
- An act that prohibited chinese people from coming to the us
- A geographical area where a certain ethnic group is abundant
- When a country's affairs are controlled by another country
- People that spread religion, cultural and other factors to other regions.
- An abundant resource in Western Africa
- Became available in the 19th century, used to prevent diseases
50 Clues: former president of chile • The former name of Russia • Was nationalized by nasser • Nationalized the suez canal • A rational for military violence • bat droppings used as fertilizer • Government involvement in the people • Colonies where the colonizers moved to • An abundant resource in Western Africa • An economic policy made by Ronald Regan • ...
World War ll 2022-06-09
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- Making concessions to an aggressor in order to avoid conflict.
- German for "lightning war," a military tactic that combined swift, massive, and highly coordinated attacks by planes, tanks, and infantry to overwhelm and quickly conquer an enemy.
- A settlement reached in September 1938 in which Britain and France agreed to let Germany annex part of Czechoslovakia.
- Soon to be Britain’s next prime minister.
- A policy of limiting a nation's international relations so that it can exist in peace and harmony by itself in the world.
- A government order involving trade with another nation that forbids the buying or selling of something.
- The name given to Italy and Germany, and later also to Japan and other German allies, during World War II
- the stage tanks break through the weak spot, spreading panic among troops and civilians.
- The nations pledge to respect Chinas territory and independence.
- A measure, often involving suspension of diplomatic or economic relations, taken by a nation or group of nations against another nation to pressure it to change its behavior.
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- Believed his compromise with the Germans at the Munich conference had secured peace for Europe.
- The stage motorized divisions move through the opening and circle back to surround the enemy forces from behind.
- A belief in increasing a nation's military strength as the way to become or remain powerful the glorification of military virtues and ideals.
- The stage planes bomb military and civilian targets behind the lines. Paratroopers disrupt communications and slow the movement of enemy reinforcements.
- The practice of making unprovoked attacks or other military encroachments on the territory of another country.
- Leader of Nazis.
- The stage infantry troops create a smokescreen to hide the forces gathering for a breakthrough.
- The stage infantry troops arrive to take care of any remaining areas of resistance.
- Army led by Hitler.
- The stage German attackers identify a weak spot in the enemy's defensive line.
20 Clues: Leader of Nazis. • Army led by Hitler. • Soon to be Britain’s next prime minister. • Making concessions to an aggressor in order to avoid conflict. • The nations pledge to respect Chinas territory and independence. • The stage German attackers identify a weak spot in the enemy's defensive line. • ...
AP World Crossword 2022-06-01
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- First system of writing that was formed by wedge-shaped characters on clay tablets
- The blending of the qualities of different belief systems or cultures
- Precious mineral that was mined in places such as Potosi and used for trade by European powers with Asian countries
- Leader of France after the French Revolution who created eponymous codes and embarked on eponymous wars. Was eventually defeated by the Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo and exiled to St. Helena
- Type of military dictatorship dynasty prevalent in Japan led by this eponymous leader
- The belief in or worship of more than one god
- Normally involving a centrally planned economy, this political and economic system was seen as a transition between capitalism and communism by Karl Marx. Examples of societies employing this political and economic system include the mill town, New Lanark, in Scotland
- First civilization that is situated in present-day Iraq between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- Polytheistic religion founded in the Indus River Valley in India whose beliefs included reincarnation and that everyone had assigned roles in society
- Type of theistic leadership that was common in Islamic empires
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- Belief system founded by Siddhartha Gautama that pulls many of its beliefs from Hinduism. Followers attempt to achieve Nirvana through good deeds and giving up their desire
- An economic theory that established that it was favorable to have a large trade surplus and that countries should focus on being exporters
- Belief system formed in China that highlighted the importance of relationships in society and the need for rituals and traditions to preserve order
- Pastoral Nomads led by Chinggis Khan who created one of the largest empires in history
- Gunpowder empire based in India. Notable leaders include Akbar, Shah Jahan, and Jahangir
- Intellectual movement that took place in France during the 1800s. Major members of the movement included Montesquieu, Voltaire, and Rousseau
- Elite fighting force taken from their families at birth and converted to Islam. Technically slaves yet received a lot of prestige in the Ottoman Empire
- Social/Political system where landowners would provide land in exchange for loyalty
- - If in doubt, a person with this name is probably the King of France. XIV was the Sun King and XVI was the last king before the revolution
- Holy book of Islam that records Muhammad’s teachings
- Descendants of Muhammad Ali who ruled Egypt until 1952. Attempted to reform yet failed and were effectually controlled by European powers due to their financial insecurity
21 Clues: The belief in or worship of more than one god • Holy book of Islam that records Muhammad’s teachings • Type of theistic leadership that was common in Islamic empires • The blending of the qualities of different belief systems or cultures • First system of writing that was formed by wedge-shaped characters on clay tablets • ...
World history Midterm 2022-12-12
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- the birthplace of Western civilization.
- having a centralized government and a bureaucracy
- a belief system that human life is one of suffering
- two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a horse
- love of wisdom
- capital and largest city of Italy aka Eternal City.
- a pattern to rise and fall of all the dynasties that ruled China
- Tables, earliest written legislation of ancient Roman law
- respect for parents and ancestors in societies influenced by Confucian thought.
- form of government in which a state is ruled by representatives of the citizen body.
- military force mounted on horseback
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- The highest-ranking bishops in Eastern Orthodoxy
- It was believed that natural disasters, famines, and astrological signs were signals that the emperor loosing this
- greek history, culture, or art after Alexander the Great.
- an ancient network of trade routes which connected Europe and Asia.
- a political system consisting of an independent city
- a collection of the religion, culture, and philosophy of ancient India.
- a group of people traveling together, often on a trade expedition.
- priests, ministers, or rabbis
- a warrior society in ancient Greece
20 Clues: love of wisdom • priests, ministers, or rabbis • a warrior society in ancient Greece • military force mounted on horseback • two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a horse • the birthplace of Western civilization. • The highest-ranking bishops in Eastern Orthodoxy • having a centralized government and a bureaucracy • a belief system that human life is one of suffering • ...
WORLD WAR ONE 2022-12-04
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- a simple soldier
- a general term for guns, barbed wire, poison gas
- the place where soldiers spent day & night
- other name of World War One
- the wet land that was in teh trench
- special disease of WWI soldiers
- new chemical weapon during World War One
- the opponent in war time
- insects that infest your hair
- verb to indicated you ingest a liquid
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- a spchological and physical weapon during WWI
- a medical problem (sickness, infection ...)
- insects you can find in your bed or on pets
- the meat British soldiers ate in cans
- the most dangerous zone fora soldier
- past participle to explain you can't get away
- verb weh nyou place a medal on a chest
- verb to explain you dont enjoy a situation
- the highest position in the Army
- an insect that sucks your blood
20 Clues: a simple soldier • the opponent in war time • other name of World War One • insects that infest your hair • special disease of WWI soldiers • an insect that sucks your blood • the highest position in the Army • the wet land that was in teh trench • the meat British soldiers ate in cans • the most dangerous zone fora soldier • verb to indicated you ingest a liquid • ...
World History Review 2022-12-09
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- Money paid to a local lord or leader for protection
- This Frenchman was in charge of the CPS
- A large desert in Northern Africa
- This man took over after the French revolution
- Money paid for the forgiveness of sins
- A violent overthrow or uprising
- This means centered around the earth
- The selling of church offices
- This author mocked the aristocracy relentlessly
- This man was the leader of the Mughal Empire
- This exchange involved Europe, Africa and America
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- The study of raising and tending flora
- This is the most opulent palace in the world
- This type of society stretches from Europe to The US
- Most of the early exploration was in search of these
- This man is the founder of Christianity
- Money collected by official or unofficial gov't
- This word literally means rebirth
- The name Hobbes gave to his writing on Gov't
- This man improved upon the telescope
- Believed in a massive government
21 Clues: The selling of church offices • A violent overthrow or uprising • Believed in a massive government • A large desert in Northern Africa • This word literally means rebirth • This means centered around the earth • This man improved upon the telescope • The study of raising and tending flora • Money paid for the forgiveness of sins • This man is the founder of Christianity • ...
World War 1 2022-12-20
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- A devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation
- fighting in Meuse Argonne arena
- Formed by American soldiers who went overseas
- The development of armed forced and theiruse as a tool of diplomacy
- British that was torpedoed off of the coast of Ireland
- The system in which heavy guard ships escort merchant ships across the Atlantic Ocean
- Assasinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife. Apart of the Black Hand Society.
- The truce that ended the war and stopped fire
- An act that required men to register with the goverment to be randomly selected for military service
- The head of the CPI and former yellow journalist
- A secret telegram from the German foreign minister to the German ambassador of Mexico
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- The propaganda agency that promoted the war
- Heir to the Austrian throne
- Issued by Germany to promise that they wouldn't sink merchant ships
- Consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- Consisted of France, Britain, and Russia
- A person who opposes warfare on moral grounds
- Where armies fought for mere yards of ground. Fought in trenches.
- Became famous from
- Led the AEF
20 Clues: Led the AEF • Became famous from • Heir to the Austrian throne • fighting in Meuse Argonne arena • Consisted of France, Britain, and Russia • The propaganda agency that promoted the war • Formed by American soldiers who went overseas • A person who opposes warfare on moral grounds • The truce that ended the war and stopped fire • ...
Major World Religions 2022-09-28
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- By following these rules in Buddhism nirvana can be achieved
- Hinduism's holy book containing stories of Aryan conquerors
- Islams place of worship
- Hindu social structure
- First five books of the Hebrew Bible
- Released from reincarnation in Buddhism
- Founder of Confucianism
- The Confucianist holy book
- Christianity's place of origin that is still around today
- Holy day of Judaism
- The sabboth day of Christianity
- The enlightened one in Buddhism
- Holy book of Christianity
- Spiritual leader of Judaism
- symbolism of balance in Taoism
- Buddhism's place of origin
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- The basis of civil and religious laws of Judaism
- The Chinese philosophy that believes order in the household is the best way to ensure order in society
- The messiah of Christianity
- The holy book of Islam
- Hindu spiritual leaders
- Founder of Judaism
- The day Christianity celebrates as Jesus's birthday
- Holy book of Buddhism
- Founder of Islam
- Hinduism's release from the cycle of rebirth
- Islams God
- Holy book of Taoism
- Hinduism's place of origin
- Muslims month of fast
30 Clues: Islams God • Founder of Islam • Founder of Judaism • Holy book of Taoism • Holy day of Judaism • Holy book of Buddhism • Muslims month of fast • The holy book of Islam • Hindu social structure • Islams place of worship • Hindu spiritual leaders • Founder of Confucianism • Holy book of Christianity • The Confucianist holy book • Hinduism's place of origin • Buddhism's place of origin • ...
World of Science 2022-09-30
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- amount or number of something
- instrument that magnifies small objects so that they can be easily seen
- a factor that changes in an experiment in order to test a hypothesis
- knowledge about or study of the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation
- observation that has been repeatedly confirmed and accepted as “true.”
- process of asking about or investigating something in order to find out more about it
- summary of many experimental results and observations
- application of science for practical reasons
- prejudice in favor of or against something
- Study of Living Things
- measure of the amount of matter in an object
- information, facts or data supporting (or contradicting) a claim
- facts and statistics collected together during investigation
- a series of steps to follow (Dr. OPHERC, CER)
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- a measure of how hot or cold
- a quantity, measurement, data reported as a number
- explanation based on prior scientific research or observations
- explanation that ties together many hypotheses and observations
- shows the relative sizes of two or more values
- A representation of an object or system
- measure of the size of a body or region in 3-D space
- an experiment that tests only one factor at a time by using comparison with a control group
- tiny particles called electrons are used to produce magnified images
- suggested answer to a scientific question
- objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgment
- relating to, measuring, or measured by the quality of something
- measure of a size of a surface or a region
- collection of beliefs or practices mistakenly regarded as being based on scientific method
- a plan for asking questions and testing possible answers
- Model small, but exact copy
30 Clues: Study of Living Things • Model small, but exact copy • a measure of how hot or cold • amount or number of something • A representation of an object or system • suggested answer to a scientific question • measure of a size of a surface or a region • prejudice in favor of or against something • application of science for practical reasons • ...
Around the World 2022-11-15
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- A busy country, famous for curry
- Cute birds that like to swim
- A piece of art. Usually a person or animal
- A big building where kings and queens live
- English-speaking country, near New Zealand
- A mountain that shoots out lava and gas
- Old building shaped like a triangle
- A place where vegetable are grown
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- A country famous for food and nature
- Animals that are hairy and clever
- A very big, dangerous cat
- A place with no rain
- A place where people stay on their holiday
- Many buildings and people all in one area
- Famous for history and food
- Scary animal with no legs
- Building that makes a lot of things
- Dangerous animals that like water
- A big piece of land. Next to Asia
- An old Asian country with a big population
20 Clues: A place with no rain • A very big, dangerous cat • Scary animal with no legs • Famous for history and food • Cute birds that like to swim • A busy country, famous for curry • Animals that are hairy and clever • Dangerous animals that like water • A big piece of land. Next to Asia • A place where vegetable are grown • Building that makes a lot of things • ...
Ancient World History 2020-06-05
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- The taming of animals for human use.
- An Islamic place of worship.
- The art of beautiful handwriting.
- A pilgrimage to Mecca, performed as a duty by Muslims.
- An Islamic model for living, based on the life and teachings of Muhammad.
- A form of culture characterized by cities, specialized workers, etc.
- A people's unique way of life.
- A system of writing with wedge-shaped symbols.
- One of the professional record keepersin early civilizations.
- A belief in many gods.
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- A tiered, pyramid-shaped structure that formed part of a Sumerian Temple.
- An ancient Egyptian writing system in which pictures were used to represent ideas and sounds.
- A massive structure with a rectangular base and four triangular sides.
- A king of ancient Egypt, considered a god.
- God (an arabic word, used mainly in Islam)
- A group of people descended from a common ancestor.
- A series of rulers from a single family.
- A human made object, such as a weapon,tool, or piece of jewerly.
- A follower of Islam
- A skilled worker, such as a weaver or a potter.
20 Clues: A follower of Islam • A belief in many gods. • An Islamic place of worship. • A people's unique way of life. • The art of beautiful handwriting. • The taming of animals for human use. • A series of rulers from a single family. • A king of ancient Egypt, considered a god. • God (an arabic word, used mainly in Islam) • A system of writing with wedge-shaped symbols. • ...
Honors World History 2020-05-15
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- First democracy, inspired modern democracy
- Oligarchy, rigid, militaristic
- Couldnt hold public office in rome
- a Structure in england that was built between the neolithic era and the bronze age
- King at the top, royal governors, local control of affairs
- spread by exile by assyrians, and babylonian captivity
- located in present day Iraq and Syria
- Believe in Karma and reincarnation
- Centrally located in the mediterranean basin
- Official religion of persia
- any history before the invention of writing or well kept records
- United Athens and Sparta against Persian Empire
- Main Greek Column
- Roman god whose greek counterpart is Aphrodite
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- Founder of Judaism
- something that happened after said time period
- “New stone Age”
- King of Gods
- belief in many gods
- Ancient China trade network
- Believe in a Code of Harmony, and Ancestor worship
- explained natural phenomena, human qualities, and life events
- Phoencian capital city
- centered on the huanghe (Yellow river)
- Founded by Siddhatra Guatama
- Egyptian writing system
- belief in one god
- Athens/Delian League VERSUS Sparta/ Peloponnesian
- One of the first cities
- rich families who were eligible to hold public office in rome
30 Clues: King of Gods • “New stone Age” • belief in one god • Main Greek Column • Founder of Judaism • belief in many gods • Phoencian capital city • Egyptian writing system • One of the first cities • Ancient China trade network • Official religion of persia • Founded by Siddhatra Guatama • Oligarchy, rigid, militaristic • Couldnt hold public office in rome • Believe in Karma and reincarnation • ...
The sports world 2020-05-25
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- melee combat
- you must put the ball in the hole
- the goal is to score the ball in the opponent's team's basket
- Team play, you must make the ball touch the floor of the rival team
- It is a sport of evasion and team contact born in England,it is practiced at university and it has a team
- Art of handling the sword and other melee weapons to combat
- You need a racket to play
- Snow slide
- you must be fast, jump and have resistance
- you hit with your fists. You need gloves.
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- Team play in the pool
- You need a board to move on the waves
- Climb to the top of the high mountains
- it is one of the most popular sports in the world
- You need a paddle to propel yourself
- Game between two teams of nine players each, it is very popular in the USA
- Ride fast on your horse of steel
- Use your arms and legs to move under the water
- you must use a club to carry the ball to the goal.
- Considered sport science
20 Clues: Snow slide • melee combat • Team play in the pool • Considered sport science • You need a racket to play • Ride fast on your horse of steel • you must put the ball in the hole • You need a paddle to propel yourself • You need a board to move on the waves • Climb to the top of the high mountains • you hit with your fists. You need gloves. • ...
world issues definitions 2017-04-13
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- Council one of the organs of the United Nations in charge of the maintenance of international peace and security
- the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is a military alliance of European and North American democracies founded after World War II to strengthen international ties between member states
- an extremist militant group that rules by Wahhabi/Salafi law
- the use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, trying to make a political statement
- warfare a form of irregular warfare in which a small group of combatants fight a larger traditional military.
- patriotic belief, way of living or feeling of superiority.
- the act of making a person or thing American in character or nationality.
- supreme power or authority.
- someone who rises in opposition against an established government or ruler.
- state a state that shares language history and culture under the same government.
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- the means by which state policy is enforced
- an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit
- Nations an intergovernmental organization to promote international co-operation
- a threatened penalty for not obeying a law or rule.
- revolution When technology is replaced by new technology that is more advanced.
- a political theory advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
- powers countries that are deemed powerful based on their political and economic dominance of the global arena.
- world much more poor, developing countries.
- the active maintenance of a truce between nations or communities
- homogeneity a measure between zero and one of how similar agents are throughout a population.
20 Clues: supreme power or authority. • the means by which state policy is enforced • a threatened penalty for not obeying a law or rule. • world much more poor, developing countries. • patriotic belief, way of living or feeling of superiority. • an extremist militant group that rules by Wahhabi/Salafi law • ...
Our smart world 2017-02-12
25 Clues: Fön • Lampe • schlau • Roboter • Stecker • nützlich • Schalter • Weltraum • Satellit • virtuell • Raumfähre • Erfindung • Forschung • Astronaut • Steckdose • Mikrowelle • Wasserhahn • Ausrüstung • überwachen • entschärfen • Kühlschrank • Elektrizität • Wirklichkeit • Stromausfall • Herzschrittmacher
World War 1 2017-03-29
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- The longest and most bloodiest battle in the war.
- The alliance between Britain, France, and Russia during the war.
- The war tactic that became famous during World War 1 and was first used at the First Battle of the Marne; this lengthened the duration of the war from months to years.
- The area of land between two hostile trenches, across which artillery and gun fire and ground assaults were launched.
- The message sent by Germany to Mexico in order to convince them to engage the US in conflict if they violate their proclamation of neutrality.
- A belief that the Slavic peoples of the Balkans and southern Europe should form their own independent, unified nation.
- The kind of naval warfare that Germany was most famous for using during the war, especially against Great Britain.
- The surprise French attack on the Germans marching through France that proved that the Western front would not be an easy win.
- A period where two or more nations engage in the rapid production of military technology and equipment, usually in response or rivalry to each other.
- The country that declared war on Germany due to the violation of neutrality of a country between Germany and France.
- The archduke of Austria-Hungary who was the presumptive heir to the royal throne. His assassination in Sarajevo led to the ultimately causation of World War I.
- The battle of the war in which tanks were first introduced.
- Material intended to persuade or invoke an emotional response, often through distortion or misrepresentation.
- A large region of south-eastern Europe, bordered by Austria-Hungary to the north, the Black Sea to the east, the Mediterranean Sea to the south and the Adriatic Sea to the west. Nations in the Balkans include Serbia, Bosnia, Greece and Montenegro.
- A temporary suspension of hostilities in a war, often while a peace treaty is being negotiated.
- The British ocean liner that was sunk by a German U-boat and provoked American neutrality.
- One sided conflicts against undeveloped or inferior forces, waged to gain control of a colonial possession.
- A Serbian nationalist group, formed in 1901 and particularly active after 1908. Among their objectives were the removal of Austrian control in Bosnia and the formation of a ‘Greater Serbia’ for Slavic people in the Balkans.
- The Russian Tsar that abdicated his throne during the war.
- The treaty that ended World War 1.
- The last nation to involve themselves in the war by declaring it on Germany.
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- The agenda that the Germans had planned in order to quickly defeat the French on the Western front and attend to the intimidating Russians to the east.
- The country who had been declared war upon first.
- The peace treaty between Russia and the Triple Alliance.
- The body of water which was declared a military area by Great Britain, effectively creating a blockade of goods to Germany.
- The overthrow of the former Russian government.
- The Serbian assassin of the Austrian Archduke.
- The type of submarine warfare used by Germany in 1915 that included attacks on all military as well as merchant boats going to Britain.
- The communist leader of the Bolsheviks that takes over Russia.
- The first use of this gas by the Germans during World War I.
- The title for the ruler of Germany
- The nickname of the legendary German flying ace.
- The country that declared war shortly after the assassination of the Archduke.
- The country that mobilized to protect the country who had been declared war upon.
- The alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
- The US president that officially announced their neutrality.
- The country that immediately declared war upon the country that had begun to mobilize, as well as France and neutral Belgium; annexed the former country of Prussia.
- An aerial battle between aircraft.
- A collective term for large calibre mobile guns, capable of firing explosive shells that cause considerable destruction.
- A higher ranking member of the military.
40 Clues: The title for the ruler of Germany • An aerial battle between aircraft. • The treaty that ended World War 1. • A higher ranking member of the military. • The Serbian assassin of the Austrian Archduke. • The overthrow of the former Russian government. • The nickname of the legendary German flying ace. • The country who had been declared war upon first. • ...
World Religion Crossword 2020-06-21
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- subdivision: Belief that God cannot be subdivided.
- Was the first king of Israel.
- Is the holy place of worship in Judaism.
- Are Hindu temples that are dedicated to different gods and are the focus of religious life.
- Hajj: Is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca
- One of the main branches of Islam
- The liberation from samsara.
- Belief that there is only one God.
- Name used to describe Hindus that mostly focus on worshipping Vishnu.
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- Is a hat that is often worn by Jewish men.
- Place of worship for Muslims
- Belief that everyone has an atman (a soul).
- creation: Belief that God created the universe with no help.
- The central figure of Christianity
- Festival of colours, spring and friendship.
- kippur: On this day, Jews ask God for forgiveness for their sins to secure their fate.
- Ritual that consists of making offerings of fruits and flowers to an image of God.
- A desert valley in western Saudi Arabia, is Islam’s holiest city, as it’s the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.
- A belief in a form of Braham that represents destruction.
- (peace be upon him): is the final prophet in Islam.
- is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures followed by Christians
21 Clues: Place of worship for Muslims • The liberation from samsara. • Was the first king of Israel. • One of the main branches of Islam • The central figure of Christianity • Belief that there is only one God. • Is the holy place of worship in Judaism. • Hajj: Is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca • Is a hat that is often worn by Jewish men. • ...
World Religion Crossword 2020-06-21
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- subdivision: Belief that God cannot be subdivided.
- Was the first king of Israel.
- Is the holy place of worship in Judaism.
- Are Hindu temples that are dedicated to different gods and are the focus of religious life.
- Hajj: Is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca
- One of the main branches of Islam
- The liberation from samsara.
- Belief that there is only one God.
- Name used to describe Hindus that mostly focus on worshipping Vishnu.
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- Is a hat that is often worn by Jewish men.
- Place of worship for Muslims
- Belief that everyone has an atman (a soul).
- creation: Belief that God created the universe with no help.
- The central figure of Christianity
- Festival of colours, spring and friendship.
- kippur: On this day, Jews ask God for forgiveness for their sins to secure their fate.
- Ritual that consists of making offerings of fruits and flowers to an image of God.
- A desert valley in western Saudi Arabia, is Islam’s holiest city, as it’s the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.
- A belief in a form of Braham that represents destruction.
- (peace be upon him): is the final prophet in Islam.
- is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures followed by Christians
21 Clues: Place of worship for Muslims • The liberation from samsara. • Was the first king of Israel. • One of the main branches of Islam • The central figure of Christianity • Belief that there is only one God. • Is the holy place of worship in Judaism. • Hajj: Is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca • Is a hat that is often worn by Jewish men. • ...
around the world 2019-04-09
20 Clues: ola • rūmai • valsas • paniuręs • audringa • linksmas • purvinas • išsigandęs • pila lietus • sniego senis • tylus, ramus • džiaugsmingas • stovyklavietė • atsipalaidavęs • lengvas vėjelis • didingas , puikus • vytis, persekioti • nardymas su akvalangu • keliantis pasibjaurėjimą • labai nelaimingas, apgailėtinas
World War I 2019-06-02
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- of Brest-Litovsk: This ended the war between Russia and the Central Powers.
- Joffre: Top French commander during World War I
- Nations: These were known of allies of World War I
- Ferdinand: His death set a chain reaction which led to outbreak of World War I
- Princip: Assassinated the Archduke Francis Ferdinand
- Type of gun used during Word War I
- A member of the Triple Alliance
- battle of Ypres: This battle saw the first use of chemical weapons
- 14 points: This called for the right of self-determination
- Month that WWI ended
- These were used to drop bombs on the enemy
- One of the major members of the Triple Entente
- Douglas Haig: British general of British troops in France during WWI
- This type of warfare resulted in the use of masks
- Seas Fleet: German fleet ships known as..
- The ship that Germany sank which brought the United States into WWI
- Wilson: American President during World War I.
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- soldiers: This is what American Soldiers were called during World War I
- Berchtold: Austria's foreign minister who was known as a war hawk
- Von Hindenburg: German commander during WWI
- Clemenceau: Political leader of France during WWI but not president.
- King of Germany during WWI
- Von Bismarck: German Chancellor during WWI, he favored war
- Eighteen: Year that World War I ended
- Name of powers who fought against the Central Powers
- Grand Fleet: Name given to the Great Britain navy
- Longest battle of WWI
- This was the last 'open' battle of the Western Front
- Foot: Soldiers had this from walking through water for long period of time
- Orlando: Leader of Italy during WWI
- Soldiers wore these on their heads to protect themselves
- German plan of destroying French forces by outflanking was known as the __________ plan.
- The cease fire which occurred between German and French troops was known as..
- This is what soldiers would stay in during nights of war
- Soldiers hid behind these for protection and cover.
- War ended on the _______ day of the eleventh month.
- Lloyd George: Leader of Great Britain during WWI
- Poincare: He was not known as one of the leaders who were known collectively as the Big Four at the peace meetings during World War I
- Pershing: Commander of the American troops in Europe during WWI
39 Clues: Month that WWI ended • Longest battle of WWI • King of Germany during WWI • A member of the Triple Alliance • Type of gun used during Word War I • Orlando: Leader of Italy during WWI • Eighteen: Year that World War I ended • These were used to drop bombs on the enemy • Seas Fleet: German fleet ships known as.. • Von Hindenburg: German commander during WWI • ...
World War 1 2019-02-04
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- The convincing factor that war with Germany was necessary
- The U.S. refused to join this even though it was created by our own president
- This required men ages 21-30 to register for a random selection to go to war
- They type of fighting that took place, classified the war as the first "modern" war
- A biased form of communication designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions
- The barrier that the U.S. Navy created to protect ships from German U-Boats
- World War 1 is a direct result of...
- President Wilson's plan for lasting peace
- Great Britain, France, and Russia
- When the American troops joined the war they were...
- Were used to sink British or Allied ships without warning
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- During the war what boomed in the U.S.
- A lack of sleep leading to fatigue was known as...
- Called for a fine up to $10,000 or 20 years in prison for undermining the war effort
- Was designed to punish and weaken Germany
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- His campaign was successful but it also caused an increase of hatred and violence towards ethnic groups
- This group(s) of people were blamed by the German people for WW1
- German politicians that sign the Treaty of Versailles were know as...
- Country that left the war due to a Communist revolution in their country
20 Clues: Great Britain, France, and Russia • Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy • World War 1 is a direct result of... • During the war what boomed in the U.S. • Was designed to punish and weaken Germany • President Wilson's plan for lasting peace • A lack of sleep leading to fatigue was known as... • When the American troops joined the war they were... • ...
World War I 2019-02-04
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- soldiers
- building up militaries to protect colonies over seas
- extreme pride in one's country
- english passenger ship sunk by germany
- assassination caused WWI
- reduced the threat of U-boats
- formed with other countries to protect each other
- german submarine
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- when encountered with this, one must wear a gas mask
- to give up
- competition for colonies as a source for raw materials
- germany, austria-hungary, italy
- telegraph from germany to mexico
- he kept us out of the war
- britian, france, russia
- the space between trenches
- serbian terrorist group
- a disease caused by poor conditions in trench
- used by troops for protection
- countries who do not choose a side
- where ferdinand was killed
21 Clues: soldiers • to give up • german submarine • britian, france, russia • serbian terrorist group • assassination caused WWI • he kept us out of the war • the space between trenches • where ferdinand was killed • used by troops for protection • reduced the threat of U-boats • extreme pride in one's country • germany, austria-hungary, italy • telegraph from germany to mexico • ...
World War One 2019-02-04
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- German submarines
- the nation that did not join the league of nations
- alliance between Great Britain, France, and Russia
- the first world war
- the archduke of Austria-Hungary that was assassinated
- things that allowed the British clear paths for ground troops
- president Wilson's idea to create peace by joining all the nations together
- nation that began gaining ground between 1914-1917
- the German kaiser during the war that was forced to give up the throne
- the telegram from Germany to Mexico that was intercepted by the U.S., causing the U.S. to enter the war
- nation that switched sides during the war
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- the treaty that ended the war
- Britain's idea to block off all trades to Germany with their naval fleet
- the British passenger ship that Germany sank
- German soldier during world war one that eventually became the dictator of Germany
- alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
- president of the U.S. during the war(last name)
- President Wilson's proposed treaty to end the war that got rejected for the Treaty of Versailles
- the United States tried to practice this before the war
- where the Zimmerman note was intended to go
20 Clues: German submarines • the first world war • the treaty that ended the war • nation that switched sides during the war • where the Zimmerman note was intended to go • the British passenger ship that Germany sank • president of the U.S. during the war(last name) • the nation that did not join the league of nations • alliance between Great Britain, France, and Russia • ...
world of words 2019-03-19
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- a book that has a thick paper cover
- to make available to the public
- white surface where a film is shown
- to perform in a play or film
- a very successful recor, film or play
- a film or TV series that is based on a book or play
- a book that is part of a series
- to shape an object out of wood, stone or clay
- a person suggested for a job on an award
- to make an object by cutting a piece of wood or stone
- to employ
- the main content of a book
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- one of the sections which a book is divided into
- a printed book or magazine
- the written version of a film or play
- to instruct actors in a play or films
- a person considered for a job
- a book that has a stiff hard cover
- to make or draw plans for sth
- an attack
- a particular version of a printed publication
- the actors in a film or play
- the people who work on a ship or plane
23 Clues: an attack • to employ • a printed book or magazine • the main content of a book • to perform in a play or film • the actors in a film or play • a person considered for a job • to make or draw plans for sth • to make available to the public • a book that is part of a series • a book that has a stiff hard cover • a book that has a thick paper cover • white surface where a film is shown • ...
World War I 2019-05-03
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- German submarines used to blockade Britain and France
- area between the opposing sides trenches
- payments for war damages Germany had to make to Britain and France
- entrance into the war brought fresh troops, supplies, and a morale boost
- military strategy used due to the advancements in technology on the Western Front
- British passenger liner that was sunk by German uboats, killing Americans and angering them
- a sense of unity based upon shared characteristics: language, culture, historical experience, religion, ethnicity and geography; lead to revolutions around the world. Pride in your nation.
- Governments on both sides spread ideas to influence public opinion to support the war effort
- agreement that blamed and punished Germany for WWI; taking land and payment for war damages
- countries must be able to choose their own fates and destiny
- world peace organization Wilson argued for at the Paris Peace Conference
- mutual defense agreements between the major European nations caused a chain reaction of war when it started between two nations
- the heir to the Austria-Hungary throne who's murder triggered WW I
- the act of readying troops and supplies for war
- labor disputes and socialist movements led some countries to be more willing to go to war in the early 1900s
- leader of the Bolsheviks that took over Russia and established a communist nation while getting out of WWI
- used terror to stop opposition to communist rule
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- radical communists
- governments used all resources and people of their country to fight the war
- reliance on military strength to get what you want for your nation; the aggressive preparation for war
- Angered Americans with Germany and took them a step closer to declaring war
- Military, economic, and/or social control of one country over another country
- German attempt to rapidly defeat France and then turn to fight Russia
- warfare that pulled the United States into WWI
- workers of the world, Marx said should overthrow the wealthy
- killed 50 million people worldwide at the end of WWI, 5 times more than the war itself
26 Clues: radical communists • area between the opposing sides trenches • warfare that pulled the United States into WWI • the act of readying troops and supplies for war • used terror to stop opposition to communist rule • German submarines used to blockade Britain and France • workers of the world, Marx said should overthrow the wealthy • ...
World of Sport 2020-10-07
20 Clues: stade • coupe • équipe • trophée • tournoi • terrain • gradins • arbitre • pression • football • médaille • supporter • patinoire • entraîneur • basketball • athlétisme • adversaire • entraînement • jeux olympiques • football américain
Our Global World 2020-10-19
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- Capital of England
- Capital of Syria
- Capital of Germany
- Country where Donald Trump is the president
- Capital of Italy
- Continent where you would find France
- Country with Athens as it's capital
- Ocean off Australia's west coast
- Country with the largest population
- Place where 1997 landslide killed 18 people
- A nearly unliveable continent
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- Country where you would find Bali
- Country that was hit by the 2011 earthquake
- Capital of Australia
- Capital of the Northern Territory
- State north of New South Wales
- The largest population in the Orana region
- Continent where you would find Egypt
- City where you would find Mount Panorama
- World's Largest Continent
20 Clues: Capital of Syria • Capital of Italy • Capital of England • Capital of Germany • Capital of Australia • World's Largest Continent • A nearly unliveable continent • State north of New South Wales • Ocean off Australia's west coast • Country where you would find Bali • Capital of the Northern Territory • Country with Athens as it's capital • Country with the largest population • ...
Chapter 20 World 2019-12-12
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- identical copies of DNA
- linkage of computer networks
- tranfering of genes
- greener growth
- efforts terrorism
- growth
- all financial interactions
- difference opinion political issues
- acquired immune deficiency syndrome
- difference men women wealth status
- increase food population
- process of industrialization
- elimination of trade
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- maintain working laboratory science
- frighten people change policies
- leaves country find safety in another
- human right standards nations
- nation facilities needed production goods
- groups background changing interests
- value materials
- motivated attacks information systems
- main protection against sun
- antiterrorism strengthen government rights
23 Clues: growth • greener growth • value materials • efforts terrorism • tranfering of genes • elimination of trade • identical copies of DNA • increase food population • all financial interactions • main protection against sun • linkage of computer networks • process of industrialization • human right standards nations • frighten people change policies • difference men women wealth status • ...
World History Ch20 2019-12-12
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- allowed the government to detain foreigners suspected of terrorism for seven days without charging then with a crime
- the process of becoming industrialized
- the difference of opinion over political issues
- our main protection against the sun's damaging ultraviolet rays
- people who leave their country to move to another to find safety
- the elimination of trade barriers, such as tariffs, among nations
- project came together in 1933
- created in 2002 to coordinate national efforts against terrorism
- those nations with the industrialization
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- an attempt ti increase food production worldwide
- spread of nuclear weapons to other nations
- motivated attacks on information systems
- the difference between men and women in terms of wealth and statues still very much existed
- the creation of identical copies of DNA
- the western mindset of placing a high value on acquiring material possessions
- set humans rights standards for all nations
- new genes into an organism to give that organisms new traits
- music sports movies the internet clothing fashions foods and hobbies or leisure activities
- a worldwide network of linked computers
- current economic needs
- includes all the financial interactions among people
- acquired immune deficiency syndrome
- the use of violence against noncombatants to force changes in societies or governments
23 Clues: current economic needs • project came together in 1933 • acquired immune deficiency syndrome • the process of becoming industrialized • the creation of identical copies of DNA • a worldwide network of linked computers • motivated attacks on information systems • those nations with the industrialization • spread of nuclear weapons to other nations • ...
Chapter 17 World 2019-12-13
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- an alliance of 28 countries
- vietnamese political leader
- u.s. support to threatened by soviet
- happened in one country happened in the other
- third world group rejected alliance
- treaty of friendship
- president of soviet union
- 21st president of Nicaragua
- hostility between countries
- architect of the Iranian revolution
- led soviet during cold war
- 40th president of the u.s.
- practice of dangerous policy
- international organization
- member of the communist guerrilla
- hostility relations
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- keeping something harmful
- border between north and south korea
- sociopolitical movement
- 35th president of the u.s.
- communist movement
- u.s. general
- 37th president of the u.s.
- separating soviet and the west
- withdrawing troops to go to south vietnam
- negotiations between u.s. & s.u.
- 36th president of the u.s.
- american aid western europe
- led communists
- chinese communist
- Cuban communist
- a Nicaraguan politician
- chinese nationalist politician
- developing Asia Africa and Latin America
- militant youth movement
- smallest french territorial
36 Clues: u.s. general • led communists • Cuban communist • chinese communist • communist movement • hostility relations • treaty of friendship • sociopolitical movement • a Nicaraguan politician • militant youth movement • keeping something harmful • president of soviet union • 35th president of the u.s. • 37th president of the u.s. • 36th president of the u.s. • led soviet during cold war • ...
World Capitals #2 2020-03-07
26 Clues: Oman • Iraq • Cuba • Congo • Syria • Spain • Mexico • Serbia • Poland • Russia • France • Romania • Liberia • Finland • Belarus • Vietnam • Ukraine • Croatia • Colombia • Indonesia • Nicaragua • Costa Rica • Bangladesh • Puerto Rico • Sierra Leone • Czech Republic
The Byzantine World 2020-02-12
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- the Orthodox faith and Byzantine architecture were spread to this northern Slavic kingdom... north of the Black Sea
- Constantinople was surrounded by significant _____, helping it to defend itself for 1,000 years
- the missionary that was responsible for taking Christianity to the Slavs...and giving them an alphabet
- the type of Christianity as practiced by the Byzantines is known as ______
- the Byzantine "secret weapon"
- a place, and community, where Christian monks live together in an effort to separate from worldly influences
- the Arabs, Persians, and Turks were all ______, or practitioners of Islam.
- both the Hagia Sophia and the Pantheon share this type of architectural structure
- built by Justinian, this massive church resembles the Pantheon in Rome
- the Ottoman ______ conquered Constantinople in 1453
- the unique Roman and Byzantine art form, many small pieces make a picture
- Constantinople was built on a ______, making it easier to defend
- in the Byzantine world, the ______ language was the language used in government and in the Church
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- the emperor that reconquered much of the old Roman Empire
- the world's most famous east-west trade route passed through Constantinople
- the Byzantines were able to build walls, Hagia Sophia, and the Hippodrome with this material (like the Romans)
- the Western church (Catholic) was led by the _______.
- the result of significant differences between Eastern and Western Christians led to this....in 1054
- the capital of the Byzantine Empire, built by Constantine
- unlike Roman Catholic priests, Orthodox priests may _______.
- the wife of Justinian...told him to "man up" and save his empire
21 Clues: the Byzantine "secret weapon" • the Ottoman ______ conquered Constantinople in 1453 • the Western church (Catholic) was led by the _______. • the emperor that reconquered much of the old Roman Empire • the capital of the Byzantine Empire, built by Constantine • unlike Roman Catholic priests, Orthodox priests may _______. • ...
World War II 2020-01-26
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- In the beginning, the U.S. didn't want to go to war so they attempted to remain _____.
- Many Americans were forced to ________ gas, food, and other supplies to ensure that the military had the materials it needed.
- Being fought on _________ different continents at the same time made WWII different from WWI.
- Planted by many Americans (and schools)as a way to help in the war effort.
- Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers.
- World War II was fought in Europe and in _______.
- Great Britain and France initially entered WWII because of an _____ they had with Poland.
- This program allowed the U.S. to send supplies and equipment to help fight the Axis Powers without actually entering the war.
- Germany was led by _____.
- GA's Bell Bomber Plant was important to the state because it created over 30,000 ______.
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- Just like in WWI, _________ had more training facilities and military bases than did any other state.
- Created 30,000 jobs for Georgians due to the high demand for B-29 Bombers
- Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____.
- The U.S. was not interested in joining the war when it 1st started because Americans were recovering from the _____.
- Served as U.S. President during WWII
- Even though the ______ initially signed a pact pledging help to Germany when it invaded Poland, they soon joined the Allied Powers instead.
- The U.S. entered WWII on Dec. 7, 1941, after ________ was bombed by the Japanese.
- Brunswick and ____________________ became important areas for the building of Liberty ships for WWII.
- What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender?
- The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers
20 Clues: Germany was led by _____. • Served as U.S. President during WWII • What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender? • World War II was fought in Europe and in _______. • Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers. • Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____. • The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers • ...
World War II 2020-01-26
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- Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers.
- Planted by many Americans (and schools)as a way to help in the war effort.
- Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____.
- This program allowed the U.S. to send supplies and equipment to help fight the Axis Powers without actually entering the war.
- Created 30,000 jobs for Georgians due to the high demand for B-29 Bombers
- GA's Bell Bomber Plant was important to the state because it created over 30,000 ______.
- Many Americans were forced to ________ gas, food, and other supplies to ensure that the military had the materials it needed.
- Even though the ______ initially signed a pact pledging help to Germany when it invaded Poland, they soon joined the Allied Powers instead.
- Being fought on _________ different continents at the same time made WWII different from WWI.
- The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers
- In the beginning, the U.S. didn't want to go to war so they attempted to remain _____.
- Great Britain and France initially entered WWII because of an _____ they had with Poland.
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- The U.S. was not interested in joining the war when it 1st started because Americans were recovering from the _____.
- Brunswick and ____________________ became important areas for the building of Liberty ships for WWII.
- The U.S. entered WWII on Dec. 7, 1941, after ________ was bombed by the Japanese.
- World War II was fought in Europe and in _______.
- What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender?
- Germany was led by _____.
- Served as U.S. President during WWII
- Just like in WWI, _________ had more training facilities and military bases than did any other state.
20 Clues: Germany was led by _____. • Served as U.S. President during WWII • What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender? • World War II was fought in Europe and in _______. • Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers. • Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____. • The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers • ...
World War II 2020-01-26
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- Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers.
- Planted by many Americans (and schools)as a way to help in the war effort.
- Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____.
- This program allowed the U.S. to send supplies and equipment to help fight the Axis Powers without actually entering the war.
- Created 30,000 jobs for Georgians due to the high demand for B-29 Bombers
- GA's Bell Bomber Plant was important to the state because it created over 30,000 ______.
- Many Americans were forced to ________ gas, food, and other supplies to ensure that the military had the materials it needed.
- Even though the ______ initially signed a pact pledging help to Germany when it invaded Poland, they soon joined the Allied Powers instead.
- Being fought on _________ different continents at the same time made WWII different from WWI.
- The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers
- In the beginning, the U.S. didn't want to go to war so they attempted to remain _____.
- Great Britain and France initially entered WWII because of an _____ they had with Poland.
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- The U.S. was not interested in joining the war when it 1st started because Americans were recovering from the _____.
- Brunswick and ____________________ became important areas for the building of Liberty ships for WWII.
- The U.S. entered WWII on Dec. 7, 1941, after ________ was bombed by the Japanese.
- World War II was fought in Europe and in _______.
- What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender?
- Germany was led by _____.
- Served as U.S. President during WWII
- Just like in WWI, _________ had more training facilities and military bases than did any other state.
20 Clues: Germany was led by _____. • Served as U.S. President during WWII • What did the U.S. use to get Japan to surrender? • World War II was fought in Europe and in _______. • Germany, Japan, and Italy made up the ______ Powers. • Many of the workers hired to build Liberty Ships in GA were ____. • The U.S. entered WWII and fought on the side of the _______ Powers • ...
The Microbial World 2020-11-12
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- Process that does not require oxygen
- viral infected cells spill contents and release large amounts of organic matter that can be utilized by other organisms
- break down dead organic matter
- A kingdom made up of nongreen, eukaryotic organisms that have no means of movement, reproduce by using spores, and get food by breaking down substances in their surroundings and absorbing the nutrients
- organisms that drift in water
- Plantlike protists
- A unicellular photosynthetic alga with a unique glassy cell wall containing silica
- not capable of reproduction without host cell; contain DNA but cannot reproduce unless in a living cell
- Cells that contain nuclei
- Process that requires oxygen
- spends only a portion of life as plankton
- organism that uses energy from sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water to carbon compounds
- small free-floating animals that form part of plankton
- Microscopic, free-floating, autotrophic organisms that function as producers in aquatic ecosystems
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- amoeba like protist that has a shell and looks like a snail
- A group of protozoans that move by waving tiny, hair-like organelles called cilia.
- A red, orange, or brown coloration of water caused by a bloom.
- use reverse transcriptase to copy their RNA genome into DNA
- the first producers of energy-rich compounds that are later used by other organisms
- A unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus and membrane bound organelles
- "the earliest ones"; kingdom including unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes
- whole life as plankton
- reproduce by inserting their DNA into the DNA of the host cell
- the production of light by means of a chemical reaction in an organism
- Organisms that make their own food
- An organism that cannot make its own food.
26 Clues: Plantlike protists • whole life as plankton • Cells that contain nuclei • Process that requires oxygen • organisms that drift in water • break down dead organic matter • Organisms that make their own food • Process that does not require oxygen • spends only a portion of life as plankton • An organism that cannot make its own food. • ...
World War I 2021-02-05
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- Around 8 ___________ soldiers in total lost their lives in the war.
- to stay out of other countries' affairs.
- ____________ declared war on Russia and its ally, France.
- a policy in which a country builds up its troops and makes plans for war.
- Soldiers decided to "dig in", they dug ___________
- Nationalism ____________ the war.
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire were the _____________.
- To survive chemical warfare, soldiers began wearing protective clothing and gas __________.
- an agreement among nations to defend each other
- World War I pilots fought air battles called ______ fights.
- The Treaty of ____________ punished Germany for its role in starting the war.
- A coded telegram that asked Mexico to join the Central Powers.
- The _________ also called for creating a League of Nations, the members would work together for peace.
- Armistice Day is remembered as _____________
- __________ events finally persuaded Americans to join the Allied Powers.
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- a rifle with a long knife attached to a tip
- a fee for small loans
- On November 11, 1918, the Central Powers ____________,ending the war.
- On April 2, 1917, U.S. _________ Woodrow Wilson called for a declaration of war.
- the day the war ended
- A passenger ship sank by German submarine in 1915.
- Great Britain, France, and Russia were the _________________.
- the policy of trying to take control of other lands and peoples.
- In 1914, __________ the Allied Powers and the Central Powers were imperialists.
- Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Countess Sophie was _____________ by a Serb nationalist.
- In World War I, the ___________ alliances were the Allied Powers and the Central Powers.
- The U.S. ______ did not approve the Treaty of Versailles.
- to avoid taking sides
- a strong feeling of pride in one's nation or culture.
29 Clues: a fee for small loans • the day the war ended • to avoid taking sides • Nationalism ____________ the war. • to stay out of other countries' affairs. • a rifle with a long knife attached to a tip • Armistice Day is remembered as _____________ • an agreement among nations to defend each other • A passenger ship sank by German submarine in 1915. • ...
World War I 2021-02-01
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- Ferdinand / his assassination started the war
- Alliance / alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary
- gun / was one of the most important weapon of WWI
- front / located in France, place where a majority of trench warfare took place
- / payments for war damage
- / the "A" in MAIN
- / the "M" in MAIN
- / British ship sunk by German U-boats
- suffrage / their help in the war leads to more rights for women
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- / way to spread ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause
- of Nations / early U.N.
- Telegram / caused the U.S. to enter the war
- / leader that pulls Russia out of WWI
- / the "I" in MAIN
- Day / honors soldiers that fought in WWI on November 11th
- Cavell / a Red Cross nurse that was shot by the Germans because they thought she was a spy
- / weapon invented by Britain
- of Versailles / treaty that officially calls for war reparations of $30 billion
- / the "N" in MAIN
- Princip / assassinated Archduke Ferdinand
- Entente / alliance between Great Britain, France, and Russia
21 Clues: / the "I" in MAIN • / the "N" in MAIN • / the "A" in MAIN • / the "M" in MAIN • of Nations / early U.N. • / payments for war damage • / weapon invented by Britain • / leader that pulls Russia out of WWI • / British ship sunk by German U-boats • Princip / assassinated Archduke Ferdinand • Telegram / caused the U.S. to enter the war • ...
World War 2 2021-01-28
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- refused to go to an internment camp
- provided war materials to the allied nations.
- emphasized all individuals should volunteer.
- A poster, ads, radio, television, newspaper.
- maintain the country's military and industrial levels
- gave and executive order
- was rationed
- war revealed what
- Closing gap between
- rights that were violated
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- production levels
- what were people urged to do
- upheld the military order
- Great Depression ENDED due to
- fixed amount of goods during a shortage
- were to influence you
- were sent to camps
- How did the government help fund the war.
- financed the war
- enough food for troops
20 Clues: was rationed • financed the war • production levels • war revealed what • were sent to camps • Closing gap between • were to influence you • enough food for troops • gave and executive order • upheld the military order • rights that were violated • what were people urged to do • Great Depression ENDED due to • refused to go to an internment camp • fixed amount of goods during a shortage • ...
World History Review 2020-12-17
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- conquered India and put lots of trains there
- found a new route to Asia first and controlled the Indian ocean
- kingdom of the guy who went on tour to show everyone how rich he was
- Latin America had the wars of _______.
- stole the spice trade
- religion that teaches "how to ignore the fact that we're all dying"
- town Mohammed went to when everyone got mad at him
- In the _______ revolution we could make a lot of things real fast.
- magnificent ruler with an onion hat
- said Christianity was "ok"
- non-Romans who sacked Rome
- when Europe got tired of pillaging other countries
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- cut a lot of heads off in France until someone cut his head off
- a revolution happened here where slaves killed their masters
- ransacked China (during Han dynasty)
- Copied a lot of Phoenician ideas
- figured out how to have good morals
- starved himself until the British left India
- Persian empire that made Persia the other kind of Islam, where the one guy should have been the other guy
- on the menu for the new China in China
- got really popular in Rome after being killed for being too popular
- invaded India
- banned Europe from the Indian spice trade
- one of two empires in America that have Europe's grim reaper coming for them
- mustache model who was mad at the Jews for existing
25 Clues: invaded India • stole the spice trade • said Christianity was "ok" • non-Romans who sacked Rome • Copied a lot of Phoenician ideas • figured out how to have good morals • magnificent ruler with an onion hat • ransacked China (during Han dynasty) • Latin America had the wars of _______. • on the menu for the new China in China • banned Europe from the Indian spice trade • ...
World History Project 2021-09-16
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- Ruled England from 1509-1547 and married 6 woman looking for a heir.
- A philosophical stance that emphasizes the individual
- Famous Italian artist best known for "The Mona Lisa"
- A list of propositions for debate made by Martin Luther
- Religion that was very powerful and issues within their church caused Reformation
- A follower of of any western catholic church that seperated themselves from the Roman-Catholic church.
- A group of institutions within the Catholic Church whose aim was to combat heresy
- Someone or a group of people paying for an image
- A German professor of theology. A seminal figure in Protestent Reformation.
- Midevil military expeditions made by Europeans to recover the Holy Land
- A search for and subsequent persecutions of supposed witchs
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- Most known for "The Prince"
- An Italian sculptor known for "Madonna of Bruges"
- The highest most official reply of the Catholic church to the Protestant regions
- Reduces time in purgatory
- A follower of Martin Luther
- An Italian painter who painted "Transfiguration"
- A machine that helped make books more accessible to the public.
- The process of being reincarnated or born again
- An Europeon country with a long Mediterranean coastline. Where the Renaissance started.
20 Clues: Reduces time in purgatory • Most known for "The Prince" • A follower of Martin Luther • The process of being reincarnated or born again • An Italian painter who painted "Transfiguration" • Someone or a group of people paying for an image • An Italian sculptor known for "Madonna of Bruges" • Famous Italian artist best known for "The Mona Lisa" • ...
World War 1 2021-09-22
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- the creator of the 'Gas Mask' poem explaining the feelings and experience on the Western Front.
- a union or association between three powers or states.
- a military conflict centered on Europe that began in the summer of 1914. The fighting ended in late 1918.
- an agreement to stop fighting.
- leaders of britain, France, the U.S and Italy after WW1.
- law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the military.
- World War 1 military strategy of defending a position by fighting from the protection of deep ditches.
- the gathering of resources and preparation for war.
- a member of the armed forces lost to service through death, wounds, sickness or capture.
- slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans.
- policy of building up an empire.
- information given to show something or someone in a based way.
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- strip of land between the trenches of opposing armies along the western front during WW1.
- a strong love for one's country.
- government policy that requires citizens to join the army.
- the name given to the line of trenches which stretched from the english channel across the battle fields of France and Belgium during WW1.
- most famous WW1 treaty.
- country pays for damage caused by war.
- German Submarines.
- a rapid firing weapon.
- idea about how nations should work together.
- the military alliance formed between Russia, Great Britain and France before World War 1.
- Germans released a deadly gas, also known as poison gas.
- the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
- a formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to another's defense.
25 Clues: German Submarines. • a rapid firing weapon. • most famous WW1 treaty. • an agreement to stop fighting. • a strong love for one's country. • policy of building up an empire. • country pays for damage caused by war. • slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans. • the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary. • idea about how nations should work together. • ...
World War 1 2021-09-22
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- the creator of the 'Gas Mask' poem explaining the feelings and experience on the Western Front.
- a union or association between three powers or states.
- a military conflict centered on Europe that began in the summer of 1914. The fighting ended in late 1918.
- an agreement to stop fighting.
- leaders of britain, France, the U.S and Italy after WW1.
- law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the military.
- World War 1 military strategy of defending a position by fighting from the protection of deep ditches.
- the gathering of resources and preparation for war.
- a member of the armed forces lost to service through death, wounds, sickness or capture.
- slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans.
- policy of building up an empire.
- information given to show something or someone in a biased way.
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- strip of land between the trenches of opposing armies along the western front during WW1.
- a strong love for one's country.
- government policy that requires citizens to join the army.
- the name given to the line of trenches which stretched from the english channel across the battle fields of France and Belgium during WW1.
- most famous WW1 treaty.
- country pays for damage caused by war.
- German Submarines.
- a rapid firing weapon.
- idea about how nations should work together.
- the military alliance formed between Russia, Great Britain and France before World War 1.
- Germans released a deadly gas, also known as poison gas.
- the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
- a formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to another's defense.
25 Clues: German Submarines. • a rapid firing weapon. • most famous WW1 treaty. • an agreement to stop fighting. • a strong love for one's country. • policy of building up an empire. • country pays for damage caused by war. • slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans. • the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary. • idea about how nations should work together. • ...
Around the World 2021-09-09
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- Negara ini disebut sebagai The Boot of Europe
- Bangunan bersejarah di Roma, Italia
- Candi Buddha terbesar di dunia
- "Kota di langit" yang berada di Yunani
- Negara yang memiliki banyak Piramid
- Candi yang berada di Kamboja
- Sungai terbesar di dunia
- Hollywood
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- Habitat kadal terbesar di dunia
- Gunung tertinggi di Afrika
- Istana Ratu Inggris
- Reruntuhan kota yang hilang di Jordania
- Ikon negara Cina
- Taj Mahal berada di negara ini
- lukisan terkenal Leonardo da Vinci
- Air terjun di perbatasan Ontario, Kanada dan New York, Amerika
- Gedung tertinggi di dunia
- Monumen yang ada di Kota Jakarta
- Monumen batu pra-sejarah di Inggris
- Menara Eiffel berada di kota ini
20 Clues: Hollywood • Ikon negara Cina • Istana Ratu Inggris • Sungai terbesar di dunia • Gedung tertinggi di dunia • Gunung tertinggi di Afrika • Candi yang berada di Kamboja • Taj Mahal berada di negara ini • Candi Buddha terbesar di dunia • Habitat kadal terbesar di dunia • Monumen yang ada di Kota Jakarta • Menara Eiffel berada di kota ini • lukisan terkenal Leonardo da Vinci • ...
World War One 2021-03-11
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- who Flora Sandes fought for
- what women made at the jobs they were given during the war
- who America declared war on
- the man who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- Known for his common sense and willingness to learn from past failures
- the physical and psychological reaction to the trenches
- how many days in a row would British soldiers spend in the trenches
- in the battle of krasnik there were 6,000 of these taken
- were not exclusive to deaths, could be sickness or injury
- the Gallipoli campaign was not only in the water, it was
- invented trench warfare
- who Germany sent the telegram to
- where the Lusitania was going
- one of the viruses that went around the trenches, becoming a pandemic
- Started to pull German pressure out of Verdun
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- Largest naval battle of the first world war
- what kind of battle was the battle of Marne
- one of the states Germnay said they would get back for Mexico
- the month that Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia
- how many minutes it took the Lusitania to sink
- Verdun was in
- verdun was the what battle of the first world war
- women soon got the right to..... after the war
- German commander in the battle of jutland
- Longest battle of the first world war
- when America entered the war
- one of the smallest countries borders Belgium
- the women who kept working women in line
- British commander in the battle of jutland
- the name of the telegram Germany sent to Mexico
- the pattern trenches were dug
31 Clues: Verdun was in • invented trench warfare • who Flora Sandes fought for • who America declared war on • when America entered the war • where the Lusitania was going • the pattern trenches were dug • who Germany sent the telegram to • Longest battle of the first world war • the women who kept working women in line • German commander in the battle of jutland • ...
WORLD WAR 1 2021-02-18
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- four-minute
- cabotlodge
- pershing
- baruch
- vietnam
- trench
- fourteen
- creel
- pandemic
- warindustries
- wilson
- greatwar
- Hoover
- houston
- catt
- lafollette
- nativeamericans
- alliance
- neutrality
- entente
- archduke
- sedition
- versailles
- u-boats
- l9l4
- British
- labor
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- rickenbacker
- irreconcilables
- debs
- publicinformation
- greatmigration
- americanexpeditionary
- pan-africancongress
- paul
- fuel
- stroke
- schenck
- food
- leagueofnations
- zimmerman
- israel
- bolshevik
- wheatless
- bonds
- doughboys
- rankin
- l9l7
48 Clues: debs • paul • fuel • food • catt • l9l7 • l9l4 • creel • bonds • labor • baruch • trench • stroke • wilson • Hoover • israel • rankin • vietnam • schenck • houston • entente • u-boats • British • pershing • fourteen • pandemic • greatwar • alliance • archduke • sedition • zimmerman • bolshevik • wheatless • doughboys • cabotlodge • lafollette • neutrality • versailles • four-minute • rickenbacker • warindustries • greatmigration • irreconcilables • leagueofnations • ...
PAULIST WORLD WORDS 2021-04-11
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- Nile Floater
- Saintly Capital
- Sleepy Bird
- In the middle
- Intricate spin
- Irish Saint with a bed
- Florida pride
- CSP Producer
- Loved Tenderly
- Closing Prayer
- Foreigner
- Brother
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- Not Boar-ing
- Statue's Toe Glow
- CSP Author
- First Gael-born CSP
- Small Lake
- Family Background
- Ancient Legionaires
- Paolo's Oil Co.
- Tart Fruit
- Gospel Writer
- IT's Roman friend
- Kind of Monastery
- Beginning Prayer
- By Chance
26 Clues: Brother • By Chance • Foreigner • CSP Author • Small Lake • Tart Fruit • Sleepy Bird • Not Boar-ing • Nile Floater • CSP Producer • In the middle • Gospel Writer • Florida pride • Intricate spin • Loved Tenderly • Closing Prayer • Saintly Capital • Paolo's Oil Co. • Beginning Prayer • Statue's Toe Glow • Family Background • IT's Roman friend • Kind of Monastery • First Gael-born CSP • Ancient Legionaires • ...
A Connected World 2021-03-17
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- The movement of goods and persons from place to place.
- The area surrounding a particular place, person, or object. Most of the time it is about your home
- The opposite of rural.
- A person who has the job of watching or noticing particular things.
- The opposite of urban.
- It is of or characteristic of a suburb.
- Having a formal organization to coordinate and carry out activities.
- Not having or not earning much money.
- Organized so that the parts relate well to each other.
- an organized body of people with a particular purpose, especially a business, society, association. Or just the act of having everything in order.
- To pull or draw someone or something towards them, by the qualities they have.
- An agreement between two people or groups about how something happens or will happen.
- Providing pleasure or delight, especially in appearance or manner; pleasing; charming; alluring.
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- A device which detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it.
- It is the opposite of formal.
- For a particular reason.
- An outlying district of a city, especially a residential one.
- Arrange into a structured whole; order.
- A plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of a building, garment, or other object before it is built or made.
- Is the way we apply scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
- Consisting of parts that are positioned together closely or in a tidy way, using very little space.
- Is the state of relying on or being controlled by someone or something else.
- It is the general term for the basic physical systems of a business, region, or nation.
23 Clues: The opposite of rural. • The opposite of urban. • For a particular reason. • It is the opposite of formal. • Not having or not earning much money. • Arrange into a structured whole; order. • It is of or characteristic of a suburb. • The movement of goods and persons from place to place. • Organized so that the parts relate well to each other. • ...
world war 2 2021-04-08
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- what was a turning point battle on the
- a naval strategy allowing Allied forces to cross the pacific
- lost but eventually retook the Philippines
- after fall of Poland, French and British troops wait for German attack along the Maginot line
- Germany’s final solution
- desert fox
- Project, a secret program to build an atomic bomb
- the Japanese tactic of crashing planes into enemy ships
- when did the Allies attack the German forces with one of the largest invasion forces ever assembled
- Who maintained control of the Soviet Union by killing and imprisoning his political
- What alliance fought Great Britain and the United States in World War II?
- 1st Japanese city to be bombed by an atomic bomb
- became the first African American general in the us army
- was a temporary battle victory for the German army but ended in defeat
- secret agreement signed by President Franklin Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1941 outlining the two nations' war aims for self-determination
- English prime minister, appeased Hitler at Munich
- restricted areas of European cities that kept Jews separated from others
- Under what political system is the government seen as more important than
- American general who became supreme commander in western europe
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- the name of the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1945.
- Who was the second US president during WW2
- President of the US during Great Depression and start of World War II
- Location hit by the second atomic bomb 3 days after Hiroshima
- Who blamed Jewish people, intellectuals, and Communists for Germany’s problems
- forced relocation or imprisonment
- racially-motivated attacks against Mexican
- What law provided aid to the Allies before the United States had entered the war?
- attempting to avoid conflict by making concessions and agreeing to part of the demands (giving Hitler what he wanted so he would stop aggression)
- group of African American pilots trained
- produces its enormous blast by splitting atoms
- The murder of millions of Jews in Europe by the Nazis is known as the
- the annexation of Austria by Germany in 1938.& violation of Treaty of Versailles
- what country was Invaded and occupied by Germany until Allies came to the rescue: D-day
- German air force
- a battle between American and Japanese aircraft carriers that saved Port Moresby
35 Clues: desert fox • German air force • Germany’s final solution • forced relocation or imprisonment • what was a turning point battle on the • group of African American pilots trained • Who was the second US president during WW2 • lost but eventually retook the Philippines • racially-motivated attacks against Mexican • produces its enormous blast by splitting atoms • ...
World War 1 2021-10-10
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- government policy that requires citizens to join the army.
- World War 1 military strategy of defending a position by fighting from the protection of deep ditches.
- the creator of the 'Gas Mask' poem explaining the feelings and experience on the Western Front.
- a member of the armed forces lost to service through death, wounds, sickness or capture.
- the military alliance formed between Russia, Great Britain and France before World War 1.
- law that requires people of a certain age to enlist in the military.
- Germans released a deadly gas, also known as poison gas.
- one of the battles in WW1 and known as a landing of the Australian soldiers.
- strip of land between the trenches of opposing armies along the western front during WW1.
- a formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to another's defense.
- the name given to the line of trenches which stretched from the english channel across the battle fields of France and Belgium during WW1.
- an agreement to stop fighting.
- policy of building up an empire.
- a rapid firing weapon.
- the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
- these men were considered non-existent during and after the war with no acknowledgement.
- German Submarines.
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- the gathering of resources and preparation for war.
- womens did a great load of voluntary work while men were in the war.
- leaders of britain, France, the U.S and Italy after WW1.
- most famous WW1 treaty.
- women were able to be a part of the war by helping injured soldiers.
- a day that Australian and New Zealand celebrates all the lives that sacrificed and died for their country.
- a military conflict centered on Europe that began in the summer of 1914. The fighting ended in late 1918.
- country pays for damage caused by war.
- a strong love for one's country.
- a union or association between three powers or states.
- idea about how nations should work together.
- slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans.
- information given to show something or someone in a biased way.
- a symbol representing remembrance and hope for a peaceful future.
- where soldiers trained for several months before battling.
32 Clues: German Submarines. • a rapid firing weapon. • most famous WW1 treaty. • an agreement to stop fighting. • a strong love for one's country. • policy of building up an empire. • country pays for damage caused by war. • slang for Savage and uncivilized Germans. • the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary. • idea about how nations should work together. • ...
World War 1 2021-10-13
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- where was the small french force washington surprise attacked
- what month was the shot around the world heard?
- how were the eight men trialed and found after the killings
- in modern day where wouldve colubus first landed in 1492
- how many million dollars did america by the luisiana territory for?
- did andrews banking suceed?
- what was the first state to ratify?
- what was the main thing the mayflower transported in 1620
- who signed in the indian removal act?
- where did we adopt the declaration of independance from?
- youngest person hung at the trials was how many years old
- what day did the british attack "burn" washington?
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- where was the first slave sold in the us in 1619
- what state was the US govenment fighting against in court?
- could african americans be citizens which was fought for in the Dredd Scott vs. Sandford case?
- where was alot of gold found causeing settlers to move there to collect the gold
- what was established in the Marbury v. Madison?
- who did the settelers name jamestown after
- who was first murdered to start tension between pilgrims and native americans?
- what did samuel morse introduce in 1844
- was yorktown a battle for our countrys indipendence?
- where did the Erie canal start
- who did Squanto help save to strngthen the pilgrims trust
- who established the bill of right originally?
- when did the first womens right convension held?
25 Clues: did andrews banking suceed? • where did the Erie canal start • what was the first state to ratify? • who signed in the indian removal act? • what did samuel morse introduce in 1844 • who did the settelers name jamestown after • who established the bill of right originally? • what month was the shot around the world heard? • what was established in the Marbury v. Madison? • ...
Alazeys world geography 2021-10-21
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- an outlying district of a city
- the facilities which support modern human life
- a region consisting of densely populated urban core and its less-populated surrounding territories
- a principal administrative division of certain countries or empires
- a line or border seperating two countries
- enclosure or basin located in the course of canal or a river
- an alliance,where the members work together
- a person who does not stay long in the same place
- the unlawful use of violence and intimidation,especially against civillians,in the pursuit of political aims
- the winds in the middle latitudes between 35 and 65 degrees latitude
- the land and maritime area bounded on the west by the lena river in russia
- an economic system in which private buisness operates in competition and largely free of state control
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- a company operating in several countries
- gives powe to representatives who are elected by citizens
- a very large city
- the process of spread of a feature or trend from one place to another over time
- permanently frozen layer below earths surface
- the exchange of diseases,ideas,foods,crops,and population between the new world and the old world
- legislative body of government
- send (goods or services) to another country for sale
- movement from one part of something to another
- resources that are available under current market conditions
22 Clues: a very large city • an outlying district of a city • legislative body of government • a company operating in several countries • a line or border seperating two countries • an alliance,where the members work together • permanently frozen layer below earths surface • the facilities which support modern human life • movement from one part of something to another • ...
AP world Project 2021-10-23
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- parted the red sea
- the diet of the Jewish people. No different type of food can be on the same plate like meat and cheese and there are specific types of food they can't eat.
- important ritual in Jewish culture where a boy is made into a man
- the holy place of worship in Christianity
- the 12 followers of Jesus and spread the word about him after his death
- - the change of Buddhism, so it can blend into other cultures
- the christian messiah and savior to the christian people.
- ones fate; based on fulfillment of Dharma
- holiest day in the christian year and celebrates the resurrection of Jesus.
- a small shrine located in mecca; considered by Muslims all around the world to be the sacred place on earth
- strong respect and reverence for your elders.
- - eternal state of bliss in Buddhism
- - believes harsh laws and punishments are the best way to ensure order
- A sacred animal in Hinduism they are respected, it is thought that people would reincarnate into this animal
- Hinduisms social class. Decides who you are allowed to be social with; people were born into it
- a successful merchant who was the founder of the Islamic religion
- ones daily duties and responsibility in life for Hinduism
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- the holy and sacred books in Hinduism
- the truths of Buddhism like all life is suffering, and the way to eliminate suffering is to eliminate desire.
- celebrates the birth of Jesus in Christianity
- the person who performs the call to prayer in the Islamic religion.
- a sign that symbolizes balance in Taoism, shows there is good in the bad and and in the good.
- beliefs order within a household is the best way to ensure order in a society
- basis of civil and religious laws of Judaism
- believes balance and harmony in nature are the best ways to ensure society.
- festival of colors in Hinduism
- divinely revealed Islamic laws and guiding morals and principles for people who follow Islamic religion
- the holy land that was promised to the Jews from Yahweh
- many say he started Christianity he preached the stories of Jesus to the non Jewish people
- the father and founder of Judaism
- the Jewish holy place of worship
- festival of lights in Hinduism
- - having the right views,intentions, speech and conduct in Buddhism.
- - the enlightened one in Buddhism
34 Clues: parted the red sea • festival of colors in Hinduism • festival of lights in Hinduism • the Jewish holy place of worship • the father and founder of Judaism • - the enlightened one in Buddhism • - eternal state of bliss in Buddhism • the holy and sacred books in Hinduism • the holy place of worship in Christianity • ones fate; based on fulfillment of Dharma • ...
Heal the World 2021-10-18
34 Clues: if • cry • fly • try • save • make • ways • heal • care • need • soul • feel • hurt • fear • race • glow • tears • heart • plain • place • wound • dream • livein • reveal • sorrow • living • daying • better • swords • children • tomorrow • believed • turninto • strangling
World History Crossword 2021-11-02
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- main artistic style in the late 1700's
- Earth-centered view of the universe
- logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas
- fought for tolerance, reason, freedom of religious belief, and freedom of speech
- Newton discovered that the same forced affected earth and space
- published "A Vindication of the Right of Woman" in 1792
- Locke believed people could learn from experience and improve themselves
- wanted to make their countries stronger and their rule more effective
- to hand over your rights to a strong leader, making life less bleak
- wanted religious toleration and no capital punishment
- social gatherings
- belief that God created the universe
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- the study of the natural world began to be characterized by careful observation
- argued that civilization corrupts people's natural goodness
- sun stands at the center of the universe
- studied political liberty, came up with checks and balances
- grand ornate design
- to apply the principles of reason and the scientific method to all aspects f life
- believed that people could apply reason to all aspects of life
- discovered that jupiter had 4 moons
- truth could be discovered through logical thinking
21 Clues: social gatherings • grand ornate design • Earth-centered view of the universe • discovered that jupiter had 4 moons • belief that God created the universe • main artistic style in the late 1700's • sun stands at the center of the universe • logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas • truth could be discovered through logical thinking • ...
World War I 2021-04-30
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- A war that involves ALL the resources of a country, where factories/industries were used to produce weapons and other war related materials.
- One of the long term causes of WWI, this policy was driven by the competition to build the biggest, strongest military. An arms race.
- The battle of the _____;First battle of WWI. Germans came very close to capturing Paris but were driven back by British and French.
- The war front along the German-Russia border.
- The name of the teenager who started WWI by assassinating the heir apparent to the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
- One of the long term causes of WWI, it's the policy of stronger nations to take over weaker ones. European countries competed for control/colonies in Africa and Asia leading up to WWI.
- Agreement between Allies and Central powers that ended the fighting. Signed 11/11/1918 at 11:11am.
- One of the long term causes of WWI, this is patriotism gone bad, where extreme pride in one's country results in denying all others as inferior to yours.
- German military plan to avoid a 2-front war.
- This country entered the war in 1917 and ended the stalemate.
- The battles of ________ and _______ were fought in 1916 along the Western Front that resulted in tremendous loss of life and little territorial gain.
- Strip of land between the trenches of opposing armies along the Western Front.
- This country dropped out of the war in 1917 to have a communist revolution.
- A line of trenches and fortifications in World War I that stretched from Switzerland to the North Sea.
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- Germans used these vessels to attack Britain's navy as well as civilian ships flying a British flag.
- Weapon that caused blindness and slow death.
- The WWI alliance made up of Great Britain, France, and Russia. Later became the Allied Powers, and was joined by the USA.
- New weaponry that fired hundreds of rounds a minute. Caused many deaths and led to the stalemate on the Western Front and creation of trenches.
- One of the long term causes of WWI, this describes the secret agreements among European nations that resulted in the forming of the Triple Alliance against the Triple Entente.
- Style of warfare common in WWI that emerged due to the need to protect troops from machine gun and heavy artillery.
- The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the ________ cause of WWI.
- The overseas colonies contributed to the Allied victory in WWI by providing _______ and ______.
- The WWI alliance made up of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. Later became the Central Powers.
23 Clues: Weapon that caused blindness and slow death. • German military plan to avoid a 2-front war. • The war front along the German-Russia border. • This country entered the war in 1917 and ended the stalemate. • This country dropped out of the war in 1917 to have a communist revolution. • The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the ________ cause of WWI. • ...
World War 1 2021-04-22
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- One of the causes of WWI. Union or association of two countries or more in order to become stronger.
- One of the countries formed after the end of WWI
- Controlled distribution of resources, like food and fuel.
- President of the U.S.A. during WWI
- Piece of land between the two fighting positions.
- British passenger ship sunk by the Germans
- Weapon carried by German submarines
- Country that changed sides during the war.
- Formal agreement to stop the fighting, signed in November 1918.
- Compulsory military training
- One of the causes of WWI. A system or philosophy that emphasizes the importance of military power.
- Country that joined the Allies in 1917
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
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- International diplomatic group developed after World War I to solve disputes between countries
- Members of society who had to occupy men's position as a workforce.
- Terrorist organization responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
- Long narrow excavations in the earth where soldiers took shelter, slept, ate and fought.
- Peace treaty that brought WWI to an end, signed in 1919.
- Ruler of Russia in 1914
- Ruler of Germany in 1914
- Country that left the war in 1917 because of internal political problems.
- Assassination of Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Austrio-Hungarian Empire.
- German submarine
- Mass destruction weapon, first used in WWI
- One of the countries member of the Triple Entente.
- Country found responsible for the war and all its damages, once the war was over.
26 Clues: German submarine • Ruler of Russia in 1914 • Ruler of Germany in 1914 • Compulsory military training • President of the U.S.A. during WWI • Weapon carried by German submarines • Country that joined the Allies in 1917 • Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire • British passenger ship sunk by the Germans • Mass destruction weapon, first used in WWI • ...
Our World Crossword 2021-07-28
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- Leon Kuwata's execution
- ORANGE JUICE
- Rin's favourite animal
- THIS SONG BY SUZANNE VEGA I CANT-
- number of katanas that Takemoto carries around with him
- why the killing stalking vibes against Valkyrie bro
- Fandom that Mori, Vermilion and Kaito originate from
- nickname given to Takemoto by Valkyrie
- c h a i r
- she's uh... unique...
- Rin's quirk name
- Takemoto simp with heterochromia
- month of Mori's birth
- 3 boiz of class 1A have united to form this group
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- seemingly average but just the most caring wholesome boyo
- Takemoto's favourite food
- Song by Backseat Vagabond which is practically Takemoto and Valkyrie in a nutshell
- Takemoto's phobia
- CHAD ALERT
- colour of Takemoto's favourite hoodie
- Hai's quote from the first day of UA which he said in UA lobby WHICH KAITO STOLE FROM HIM
- he's 6 feet under oh yeaaahhhhh
- angry little gremlin with guns
- OC with the quirk 'Blood Blade'
- bean
- ship name of our first OC ship
26 Clues: bean • c h a i r • CHAD ALERT • ORANGE JUICE • Rin's quirk name • Takemoto's phobia • she's uh... unique... • month of Mori's birth • Rin's favourite animal • Leon Kuwata's execution • Takemoto's favourite food • angry little gremlin with guns • ship name of our first OC ship • he's 6 feet under oh yeaaahhhhh • OC with the quirk 'Blood Blade' • Takemoto simp with heterochromia • ...
World history vocab 2021-08-23
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- a civilization
- a very small country, is made up of one city.
- a country ruled by religious leaders.
- The belief in more than ONE god
- process when a society adapted and advanced through social and cultural beliefs
- The process of adapting wild plants and animals for human uses
- A extend of states or countries that are under a single authority often an emperor
- Hierarchy, any system where groups of people are ranked one above another.
- Machinery, and equipment developed from the application of scientific knowledge
- Institutions, A role in which helps shape and
- A particular system of faith and worship
- Something observed in a scientific investigation that occurred in the past leaving questions of its past.
- when people make decisions through voting
- A line of hereditary rulers of a country
- The belief in only ONE GOD
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- or Agricultural Revolution, the time period when people learned to farm.
- The form of government that is given to kings and the royal families of a county
- A worker in a skilled trade by making things by hand
- An area in which one concentrates to become an expert
- system, a system of social hierarchy specific to India, which still exists today.
- when culture spreads to other places.
- the creation of written laws.
- The form of government that is hereditary in certain societies
- of written language, Writing systems used to write one language
- when the people elect representatives to make decisions.
- system or group of people that taking on leadership over an organized state
- when a small group runs the government.
- Road, A network of trade routes linking China to with the west
28 Clues: a civilization • The belief in only ONE GOD • the creation of written laws. • The belief in more than ONE god • a country ruled by religious leaders. • when culture spreads to other places. • when a small group runs the government. • A particular system of faith and worship • A line of hereditary rulers of a country • when people make decisions through voting • ...
"The Muslim World" 2021-11-03
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- Muslim-ruled region that's now Spain
- follower of Islam
- holy book
- Islamic place of worship
- the art of beautiful handwriting
- a supreme political and religious leader
- a body of law governing the lives of Muslims followers of the religion of Islam
- a dynasty that ruled Mulsim Empire (A.D
- a pilgrimage to Mecca
- God
- a member of a Muslim Dynasty that's traced Muhammads daughter
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- a center of learning
- life and teachings of Muhammad
- the first four caliphs are the rightful
- the chosen one
- monotheistic religion
- a dynasty that ruled Muslim Empire
- Muslims who seek direct contact with God
- Ali and his descendants are the rightful
- Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Yathrib
20 Clues: God • holy book • the chosen one • follower of Islam • a center of learning • monotheistic religion • a pilgrimage to Mecca • Islamic place of worship • life and teachings of Muhammad • the art of beautiful handwriting • a dynasty that ruled Muslim Empire • Muslim-ruled region that's now Spain • the first four caliphs are the rightful • a dynasty that ruled Mulsim Empire (A.D • ...
world history review 2021-11-07
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- A political unit conformed by a main city and the surrounding lands.
- "The conqueror" A noble that built a strong government in England by the 1,100's
- This system was based in the exchange of land for Military service.
- This ancient civilization was located at the North of Africa.
- Type of government in which people elect leaders to make laws for them.
- This sources refer to documents or other items that provide first-hand, eyewitness accounts of events.
- This revolution is marked by the events that led to the birth of modern science.
- First document released in 1215 to protect human rights in England.
- Core of the Latin languages.
- Published the Reformation Theses of the Catholic Church.
- Considered the cultural center of Greece.
- A council of rich and powerful Romans who helped rule the kingdom.
- Period of creativity and new ideas between 1350 and the 1500's
- Referring to a period in a society's history marked by great achievements.
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- This is one of the cultural traits of civilizations that refers to professions and jobs.
- Philosophy focused in the abilities and accomplishments of the human being.
- Inventors of the paper.
- Period of time in which a pandemic disease killed millions in England.
- A religion the first appeared in the Roman world.
- One of the most iconic writers of the Renaissance.
- Sytem of a large land owned by a noble or a knight
- This is part of the culture in a civilization and it's how they communicate between each other.
- Considered the military force of Greece.
23 Clues: Inventors of the paper. • Core of the Latin languages. • Considered the military force of Greece. • Considered the cultural center of Greece. • A religion the first appeared in the Roman world. • One of the most iconic writers of the Renaissance. • Sytem of a large land owned by a noble or a knight • Published the Reformation Theses of the Catholic Church. • ...
The Muslim World 2021-11-04
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- family that took control after the Umayyads
- Muslim place of worship
- book made by Alhazen that revolutionized ideas about vision (astronomy)
- Family that rose to power after the death of Ali
- the language Muhammad spoke
- God in Islam
- an ornate design (includes geometric patterns)
- another group that rejected the Umayyads, they pursued a life of poverty and spiritual growth
- an annual Islamic pilgrimmage to Mecca
- today known as algebra, created by Al Khwarizmi
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- rose to power after the Abbasids (formed bu Shia)
- beautiful handwriting
- successor
- Where muslims position their body towards when they pray
- what we now know as checks
- party of Ali
- the rightly guided
- followers of Muhammad's example
- a tool that helped muslims determine where they were in relation to Mecca.
- Holy Book that was revealed to the prophet Muhammad founder of Islam
20 Clues: successor • party of Ali • God in Islam • the rightly guided • beautiful handwriting • Muslim place of worship • what we now know as checks • the language Muhammad spoke • followers of Muhammad's example • an annual Islamic pilgrimmage to Mecca • family that took control after the Umayyads • an ornate design (includes geometric patterns) • ...
¨The Muslim World¨ 2021-11-04
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- the art of beautiful handwriting
- is an Islamic model for living, based on the life and teachings of Muhammad.
- the branch of Islam whose members acknowledge the first four caliphs as the rightful successors of Muhammad
- an Arabic word for God
- The founder of Islam, and was born in powerful Mecca clan
- is a body of law governing the lives of Muslims.
- of Wisdom a center of learning established in Baghdad in the 800s.
- Muhammad’s migration from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina) in a.d. 622.
- a follower of Islam.
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- Muslim-ruled region in what is now Spain
- is the branch of Islam whose members acknowledge Ali and his descendants as the rightful successors of Muhammad.
- were a dynasty that ruled the Muslim Empire from a.d. 661 to 761
- is the holy book of Islam.
- a member of a Muslim dynasty that traced its ancestry to Muhammad’s daughter Fatima
- successor or deputy
- an Islamic place of worship.
- a pilgrimage to Mecca performed as a duty by Muslims.
- is a monotheistic religion that developed in Arabia in the seventh century a.d.
- rejected the luxurious life of the Umayyads
- dynasty ruled the Muslim Empire from A.D. 750 to 1258.
20 Clues: successor or deputy • an Arabic word for God • a follower of Islam. • is the holy book of Islam. • an Islamic place of worship. • the art of beautiful handwriting • rejected the luxurious life of the Umayyads • Muslim-ruled region in what is now Spain • is a body of law governing the lives of Muslims. • The founder of Islam, and was born in powerful Mecca clan • ...
"The Muslim World" 2021-11-04
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- the holy month of fasting
- official language of the Muslims
- the part of Islam that acknowledges the four caliphs as the successors of Muhammad
- the name of the chapters in the Qur'an
- the Five ______ every Muslim must follow
- the place all people who practice Islam must visit once in their lives
- the messenger of Allah
- public place of worship
- god of Islam
- the name of those who practice Islam
- dynasty that ruled the Muslim empire from 750 AD to 1258 AD
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- model of living
- form of writing
- the name of the angel who spoke to the prophet
- the event in which Muhammad and his followers went from Mecca to Medina
- the religion ruled by Allah
- the part of Islam who acknowledge the successors of Muhammad being Ali's descendants
- Islam is a _______ religion
- money given to the poor
- pilgrimage to Mecca
20 Clues: god of Islam • model of living • form of writing • pilgrimage to Mecca • the messenger of Allah • public place of worship • money given to the poor • the holy month of fasting • the religion ruled by Allah • Islam is a _______ religion • official language of the Muslims • the name of those who practice Islam • the name of the chapters in the Qur'an • ...
"The Muslim World" 2021-11-04
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- a title that means "successor" or "deputy"
- rejected the luxurious life of the Umayyads
- the art of beautiful hand-writing
- was born into the clan of a powerful Meccan family
- the Jewish Temple destroyed by the
- a governer of Syria
- a strong tradition in Arabia
- the concept of one god
- By the early 600s, many Arabs had chosen to settle in
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- a brilliant mathematician, produced a book
- Abbasid capital city
- a monotheistic religion that developed in Arabia
- muhammad moved to the town
- Islam does,have a scholar class called
- to pray they assemble at
- was inhabited by nomadic Arab herders
- a follower of Islam
- holy book for Muslims
- Those who did not resist the rule of the Umayyads later became known as
- developed a strong government
20 Clues: a follower of Islam • a governer of Syria • Abbasid capital city • holy book for Muslims • the concept of one god • to pray they assemble at • muhammad moved to the town • a strong tradition in Arabia • developed a strong government • the art of beautiful hand-writing • the Jewish Temple destroyed by the • was inhabited by nomadic Arab herders • Islam does,have a scholar class called • ...
World War 1 2021-11-09
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- - A ___ mask was used as protection due to poison gas
- Wilhelm - _______ _______ ll was leader of Germany during WW1
- - Pride of one's nation
- man's land - This phrase is another word for Trench Warfare
- of Somme - Place where tanks were first introduced during World War 1
- - These were designed to combat trench warfare
- - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War
- - In 1918 ________ and the Ottoman Empire were the first to surrender in WW1
- - The sinking of this ship in 1915 made Americans angry
- Guns - Type of gun that was greatly improved during World War 1, used in both trenches and airplanes
- War - An international war where all of a country's resources are used to destroy another country
- - This country is seen as the Western Front
- Europe - Location in Europe where trenches stretched from 400-500 miles
- - The League of _______ formed as one of the results of the Treaty of Versailles
- - The Treaty of _______ was an agreement between Big 4 and Germany to outline peace between each other
- - Country where U-boats originated from. Also the country who first used chemical warfare
- - Wooldrow Wilson of the U.S, Georges Clemenceau of France, Britains, Lloyd George of Great Britain, and Vittorio Oralndo of Italy, were all known as The ___ 4.
- - Increased tension over territories and boundaries
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- - The country Austria-Hungary first declared war with on July 28, 1914
- - All U-boats are ____________
- - Chlorine gas, phosgene gas, and mustard gas are some of the types of ______ gases used in World War 1
- - _______ easily spread in trenches
- - France and ______ both wanted national security
- - Where massive armies build up during the late 1800s and early 1900s in Europe
- - This was the form of persuading or advertising people. Also used to promote things.
- - A type of aircraft which was originally used for bombing
- - The other name of the Triple Alliance is also known as the ______ powers
- - Deep ditches where war was fought
- War 1 - First total war of the 20th Century
- of Power - The ability when the nations of the world all have equal power
- Wilson - U.S President during World War 1
- Note - A note sent from a German foreign secretary sent to Mexico
- - World War 1 is also known as “The _____ War”
- - Britain, France, Russia, and the USA were all apart of the ____
- - Which continent was not involved in the war at all
- - Weapons and __________ changed the way war was fought
- - Launched burning fuel
- - Treaties to defend one another in the event of a war - “balance of power”
- - This country was the Eastern Front
- - The other name of the Triple Entente is also known as the ______ powers
40 Clues: - Pride of one's nation • - Launched burning fuel • - All U-boats are ____________ • - _______ easily spread in trenches • - Deep ditches where war was fought • - This country was the Eastern Front • Wilson - U.S President during World War 1 • - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War • War 1 - First total war of the 20th Century • ...
World War 1 2021-11-12
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- - The country Austria-Hungary first declared war with on July 28, 1914
- - Britain, France, Russia, and the USA were all apart of the ____
- - Germany's plan to avoid fighting a war on two fronts
- - This country is seen as the Western Front
- - Launched burning fuel
- - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War
- - Type of gun that was greatly improved during World War 1, used in both trenches and airplanes
- - _______ _______ ll was leader of Germany during WW1
- 1 - First total war of the 20th Century
- - Place where tanks were first introduced during World War 1
- - The sinking of this ship in 1915 made Americans angry
- - Wooldrow Wilson of the U.S, Georges Clemenceau of France, Britains, Lloyd George of Great Britain, and Vittorio Oralndo of Italy, were all known as The ___ 4.
- - Pride of one's nation
- - Country where U-boats originated from. Also the country who first used chemical warfare
- - Weapons and __________ changed the way war was fought
- - France and ______ both wanted national security
- - In 1918 ________ and the Ottoman Empire were the first to surrender in WW1
- - The ability when the nations of the world all have equal power
- - The Treaty of _______ was an agreement between Big 4 and Germany to outline peace between each other
- - Location in Europe where trenches stretched from 400-500 miles
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- - A type of aircraft which was originally used for bombing
- - _______ easily spread in trenches
- - A note sent from a German foreign secretary sent to Mexico
- - Deep ditches where war was fought
- - Treaties to defend one another in the event of a war - “balance of power”
- - The League of _______ formed as one of the results of the Treaty of Versailles
- - This country was the Eastern Front
- - The other name of the Triple Alliance is also known as the ______ powers
- - A ___ mask was used as protection due to poison gas
- - The other name of the Triple Entente is also known as the ______ powers
- - World War 1 is also known as “The _____ War”
- - U.S President during World War 1
- - An international war where all of a country's resources are used to destroy another country
- - Temporary peace agreement to end fighting
- - Increased tension over territories and boundaries
- - Which continent was not involved in the war at all
- - This was the form of persuading or advertising people. Also used to promote things.
- - These were designed to combat trench warfare
- - This phrase is another word for Trench Warfare
- - Where massive armies build up during the late 1800s and early 1900s in Europe
- - All U-boats are ____________
- - Chlorine gas, phosgene gas, and mustard gas are some of the types of ______ gases used in World War 1
42 Clues: - Launched burning fuel • - Pride of one's nation • - All U-boats are ____________ • - U.S President during World War 1 • - _______ easily spread in trenches • - Deep ditches where war was fought • - This country was the Eastern Front • 1 - First total war of the 20th Century • - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War • - This country is seen as the Western Front • ...
World War 1 2021-11-12
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- Wilhelm - _______ _______ ll was leader of Germany during WW1
- - Weapons and __________ changed the way war was fought
- - The other name of the Triple Alliance is also known as the ______ powers
- War 1 - First total war of the 20th Century
- of Somme - Place where tanks were first introduced during World War 1
- Plan - Germany's plan to avoid fighting a war on two fronts
- - Pride of one's nation
- - Which continent was not involved in the war at all
- - This was the form of persuading or advertising people. Also used to promote things.
- - Treaties to defend one another in the event of a war - “balance of power”
- - The country Austria-Hungary first declared war with on July 28, 1914
- man's land - This phrase is another word for Trench Warfare
- - All U-boats are ____________
- Guns - Type of gun that was greatly improved during World War 1, used in both trenches and airplanes
- - The sinking of this ship in 1915 made Americans angry
- - The Treaty of _______ was an agreement between Big 4 and Germany to outline peace between each other
- - Temporary peace agreement to end fighting
- War - An international war where all of a country's resources are used to destroy another country
- - In 1918 ________ and the Ottoman Empire were the first to surrender in WW1
- Wilson - U.S President during World War 1
- - Deep ditches where war was fought
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- Note - A note sent from a German foreign secretary sent to Mexico
- - A type of aircraft which was originally used for bombing
- - Country where U-boats originated from. Also the country who first used chemical warfare
- Europe - Location in Europe where trenches stretched from 400-500 miles
- - _______ easily spread in trenches
- - Increased tension over territories and boundaries
- - This country is seen as the Western Front
- - The other name of the Triple Entente is also known as the ______ powers
- - Where massive armies build up during the late 1800s and early 1900s in Europe
- - This country was the Eastern Front
- - The League of _______ formed as one of the results of the Treaty of Versailles
- - These were designed to combat trench warfare
- of Power - The ability when the nations of the world all have equal power
- - Britain, France, Russia, and the USA were all apart of the ____
- - World War 1 is also known as “The _____ War”
- - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War
- - Chlorine gas, phosgene gas, and mustard gas are some of the types of ______ gases used in World War 1
- - France and ______ both wanted national security
- - Launched burning fuel
- - Wooldrow Wilson of the U.S, Georges Clemenceau of France, Britains, Lloyd George of Great Britain, and Vittorio Oralndo of Italy, were all known as The ___ 4.
- - A ___ mask was used as protection due to poison gas
42 Clues: - Pride of one's nation • - Launched burning fuel • - All U-boats are ____________ • - _______ easily spread in trenches • - Deep ditches where war was fought • - This country was the Eastern Front • Wilson - U.S President during World War 1 • - Declared the U.S. be involved in the War • War 1 - First total war of the 20th Century • ...
World Capitals Practice 2023-02-13
21 Clues: India • China • Italy • Spain • Egypt • Japan • Mexico • Russia • France • Canada • Ukraine • Germany • Belgium • Austria • Argentina • Australia • South Korea • Saudi Arabia • United Kingdom • United Arab Emirates • United States of America
World War II 2023-01-24
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- form of government that asserts total control over its citizens
- a form of fascism practiced in Germany
- widespread murder of a group of people
- Acts, barred Americans from lending money to warring nations or selling arms
- a political system headed by a dictator
- Pact, a treaty between the Soviet Union and Germany pledging not to attack one another
- site where the second atomic bomb was dropped
- leader of the Soviet Union
- Act, authorized the providing of materials to nations that protected the US
- site where the first atomic bomb was dropped
- regulated the production of war materials
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- lightning war
- invasion of France by Allied Forces
- the US, France, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union
- suicide pilot
- Project, the secret research and development of the atomic bomb
- Hitler, leader of Germany
- Churchill, prime minister of Great Britain
- a restriction on certain foods and products
- Powers, Germany, Italy, and Japan
- pacifying a country or person in order to prevent war
- leader of Italy
22 Clues: lightning war • suicide pilot • leader of Italy • Hitler, leader of Germany • leader of the Soviet Union • Powers, Germany, Italy, and Japan • invasion of France by Allied Forces • widespread murder of a group of people • a form of fascism practiced in Germany • a political system headed by a dictator • regulated the production of war materials • ...
World of Work 2023-01-25
Across
- / has importance or worth in your life
- Flying mammal
- / good qualities of a person
- / a paid position
- / bad qualities of a person
- / an errand
- / to stop working
- Likes to chase mice
- / something you’re working towards
- Man's best friend
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- Has a trunk
- / things that you do well
- / the way a person lives
- / curiosities
- / a profession or occupation
- / what you enjoy doing
- Conditions / the environment of a job
- Large marsupial
- / a person’s respect for someone based on their achievements
- / characteristics and qualities that make up a person
20 Clues: Has a trunk • / an errand • / curiosities • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • / a paid position • / to stop working • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • / what you enjoy doing • / the way a person lives • / things that you do well • / bad qualities of a person • / a profession or occupation • / good qualities of a person • / something you’re working towards • ...
World War I 2023-02-06
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- The total number of people killed from WWI (approx.)
- The name of the country Germany tried to get to form an alliance with them against the U.S., per the Zimmerman telegram.
- Illness that hit the world in 1918, causing a pandemic.
- Wilson's _________ points, outlining a post WWI world.
- Location that the treaty of WWI was signed at, giving it its name.
- This three letter acronym was the name given to US troops in WWI.
- The "Lost Battalion" was part of this offensive, helping to win the war for the Allies.
- Worn by people in the U.S. during the influenza pandemic of 1918.
- This organization was a group on the home front and front lines in WWI, providing aid and medical supplies (it still does).
- The sinking of this passenger ship caused the US to go to war.
- Telegram intercepted by the U.S. that led to involvement in WWI.
- WWI marked the first time troops were sent overseas from the US to defend this.
- Pride in one's country, sometimes believing it to be superior to others.
- Name of the submarines that the Germans used in WWI, which sunk the Lusitania.
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- Wilson wanted to form a __________ of nations after WWI.
- Modern pandemic often associated with the spanish flu pandemic.
- The main thing the US wanted to do after WWI, meaning they wouldn't want to get involved in European conflicts again.
- First name of the president with the last name "Wilson" in WWI.
- The voluntary growing of crops to combat food shortages were known as these.
- One of the causes of WWI, in which countries agree to help each other or at least not fight.
- Posters for the war effort in WWI were considered to be this, since they often tried to persuade people to do something.
- The money that Germany had to repay after the war.
- Group, led by Vladimir Lenin, that overthrew the Russian government in 1917.
- Country that underwent a revolution during WWI, causing it to drop out of the fighting in 1917.
- Incorrect origin often associated with the influenza pandemic of 1918.
25 Clues: The money that Germany had to repay after the war. • The total number of people killed from WWI (approx.) • Wilson's _________ points, outlining a post WWI world. • Illness that hit the world in 1918, causing a pandemic. • Wilson wanted to form a __________ of nations after WWI. • The sinking of this passenger ship caused the US to go to war. • ...
World Geo Vocabulary 2023-01-30
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- System of government ownership and control of the property and equipment used for producing food, goods, and services
- A member of the Arctic native peoples of North America
- Economy that emphasizes services and technology rather than industry and manufacturing
- Government by the people, in which citizens vote in free elections
- A mild climate region in the southern and southwestern portions of the United States
- The cultivation of seafood
- Belonging to the countryside, as opposed to towns and cities
- Settlement or religion governed by a distant parent country
- A large powerful windstorm that forms over warm ocean waters
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- A concentrated region of manufacturing industries in the northeastern and midwestern United States
- A large population concentration made up of several large and many smaller cities, such as the area between Boston and Washington D.C.
- Land with one government
- Document that sets forth the powers, duties, and structure of government
- Ethnic, racial, religious, or Indian group
- Consisting of towns or cities. The opposite of rural
- Newly established community or colony
- Number of people per square mile or square kilometer
- Continents west of the Atlantic Ocean; North of South America
- The breaking away of one part of a country to create a separate independent country
- Quebec's French-speaking inhabitants
20 Clues: Land with one government • The cultivation of seafood • Quebec's French-speaking inhabitants • Newly established community or colony • Ethnic, racial, religious, or Indian group • Consisting of towns or cities. The opposite of rural • Number of people per square mile or square kilometer • A member of the Arctic native peoples of North America • ...
World War II 2023-02-08
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- a small bomb thrown by hand or launched mechanically
- Misleading information to convince people
- someone who is not afraid to do something
- debt security by the government to pay for war
- the military Hitler controlled
- allow each person to only have a fixed amount
- The leader of the Soviet Union
- a hole in the ground for shelter
- a very useful weapon with wheels in WW II
- a British statesman, solider, and writer in WWII
- giving an aggressor what they want to keep the peace
- leave a place of danger to a safer place
- a government where the people decide legislation
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- an agreement where nations will have peace with each other
- The new form of government in Germany
- an underwater weapon used in WW II
- a country tries to take over another
- damage or destroy something for military advantage
- the country who caused the war
- mask a protective mask used to cover the face from poisonous gas
- the U.s. president during WW II
- in the air after taking off
- a union formed between countries for mutual benefit
- The leader of the Nazis in World War II
- military general of Japan
25 Clues: military general of Japan • in the air after taking off • the country who caused the war • the military Hitler controlled • The leader of the Soviet Union • the U.s. president during WW II • a hole in the ground for shelter • an underwater weapon used in WW II • a country tries to take over another • The new form of government in Germany • ...
world war ll 2023-03-07
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- were the detonation of two atomic bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
- this order authorized the forced removal of all persons deemed a threat to national security from the West Coast to "relocation centers" further inland
- military campaign of the Second World War
- a compromise operation that met the British objective of securing victory in North Africa
- was a major naval battle between the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) and naval and air forces of the United States and Australia.
- major naval battle in the Pacific Theater of World War II
- This coded designation was used for the day of any important invasion or military operation.
- he largest naval battle of World War II and by some criteria the largest naval battle in history
- food gardens for defense, were vegetable, fruit, and herb gardens planted at private residences and public parks
- the star of a campaign aimed at recruiting female workers for defense industries during World War II
- was a major battle in which the United States Marine Corps
- being a national and public holiday. Orléans simultaneously celebrates both
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- marks the end of World War II, one of the deadliest and most destructive wars in history.
- one of the most trans formative events of the 20th century.
- banning discriminatory employment practices by federal agencies and all unions and companies engaged in war-related work.
- a major battle on the Eastern Front of World War II
- surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon the United States against the naval base
- was the largest amphibious assault in the Pacific Theater of World War II
- flew hundreds of patrol and attack missions for the Twelfth Air Force
- a person employed by the military during wartime to use a little-known language as a means of secret communication.
- an American B-29 bomber dropped the world's first deployed atomic bomb over the Japanese
- the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of between 75,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war
- known as Victory in Europe Day or V-E Day
- was an air raid on 18 April 1942 by the United States on the Japanese capital Tokyo and other places
- second of three major wartime conferences among the Big Three
25 Clues: military campaign of the Second World War • known as Victory in Europe Day or V-E Day • a major battle on the Eastern Front of World War II • major naval battle in the Pacific Theater of World War II • was a major battle in which the United States Marine Corps • one of the most trans formative events of the 20th century. • ...
